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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
A dense OCR pass shows a sprawling catalog of items with prices, weights, and bidders. The list mentions goods, tools, fabrics, household items, and various priced lots, interspersed with scattered names and locations suggesting an extensive auction or sale notice.
A chaotic listing from Sydney Produce Sales details offerings across produce lines and related goods. The notice mentions various items including fruits vegetables dairy products meats and beverages, with numerous brand names and vendor notes scattered throughout. The sale appears to cover multiple markets and locations, highlighting pricing, timing, and distribution details.
Veohate granted in re probate of the will of John Pring who died on April 29. The will appoints son Thomas Prive as executor and trustee with widow Fanny Prive endowed. real property at Concord and household effects pass to her with £8000 legacies. Trustee to sell real estate, raise residuary personal estate, and divide proceeds equally among sons Thomas, Robert Darlow Pring, Arthur Prive, Graves Pring and daughters Louisa Anne Burden, Rosalie Prins, Emily Thomas, Amy Pring, Rose Fring. one tenth to Frederick Pring's children. New value of estate assessed at £29,645.
The steamer Alimarca arrived at Auckland from Tasmania after Hobart. Mountainous seas broke over the vessel, smashing the taffrail and flooding the cabin. Passengers fell. ballast had to be restored. For about two days the steamer made only four knots.
At the Contra Polina Court Celestiale faced opium smoking charges for 8 hours in Fostercheel Sydney. Each faced £2 or one month imprisonment. Violet Smith keeper of a house in Poster street pleaded guilty to allowing opium smoking and possession. She sought January leniency due to addiction. Magistrate Mr King noted consideration and imposed £21 fine or three months imprisonment on each charge.
The forecast notes fine but cloudy conditions with variable and northerly winds near the western border. Ocean conditions are rough between Leeuwisal Guba falant. NSW rainfall figures show Cape Hawke 14, Newcastle 325, Port Stenseng 3s, Raymond Terrace 0, Seat Rocks 7.7. Goulburn reports cold dry frost with scarce feed and harvest delays. The winter is forecast to be hard with dry conditions in May across multiple towns, including Penrith and Farrer, with low rainfall and ongoing frost.
A report notes a £20,000 deposit received from Tomt and Company and a £100,000 description. It mentions a three month period and a vision to date within fourteen days. The Vinnanen committee recommends approval to accept the sum and move forward.
The City Lovell plans to purchase additional land at Flemington for fencing expansion and access rights at Flemington Railway Station. The Railway Commissioner may sell the whole land portion at £2000, with option to buy more at the same price. A triangular allotment valued at £20 and subdivision costs are noted. The council may share half the cost of fencing and drainage works up to £8, with wall height to prevent water flow into paddocks. The matter will be discussed at tonight's council meeting.
The Public Service Association of New Lock Wales will hold a mass meeting at Aaron's Exchange Hotel Macquart Place to discuss vital association matters. The deputation to the fire miler was mentioned, with members awaiting leaders' plans for the near future, details appearing in business columns. Dr Sheldon claims a new discovery to make longs well priced at 1/8 and 4/-.
Fragmented OCR describes attempts to establish trade schools and industrial instruction in a region, with references to a 20th century educational reform effort. It notes governors, districts, and localities debating curricula and funding while addressing practical training for workers and youth. The passage cites a S. George district and mentions construction of new authority and the push for technical education.
Walter Martin, a trotting driver, testified at Glebe Police Court about an assault by rival rider Aquine Anthony Grant during a race at a hotel near the course. The proceedings described injuries to Martin and details of the contested race involving horses Patrick G and Valour, with Valour as favored in the事件.
Obituary notes the death of Ateinew Emil a senior Freemason in Paddington Australia on a Friday after a long service. He held high rank in the Grand Lodge of New South Wales and served the order for many years. Survived by a large family including four sons and ten daughters.
The Admiralty reportedly coordinated with the Country Freeing Company Limited to plan a joint order for Australian rabbit meat exports. No tender was submitted by the Country Freezing Company, while the Admiralty allegedly granted approval for a plan to exchange with the government export department.
In Darlinghurst this afternoon Job Payse charged with feloniously wounding Edward John Morley of Sydney on April 23. Morley sustained a five stitch ear injury during a struggle with the accused defense of a colored woman. The defense suggested Morley fell on a picket fence. The jury returned a verdict of not guilty and Payse was discharged.
Hogan, found guilty of wounding Witlass Sheville on May 14 with intent to harm, faced sentencing at Darlinshurst. The judge attributed the downfall to bad company and drink, granting mercy due to youth. He must provide surety for two years good behavior, plus an additional twelve months in prison if violated. Pegasus arrived at Suva, Fiji, departing Solomon Islands.
A fragmented wartime account details Allied and enemy operations, troop movements, and cautions about strategic failing. The piece names figures, places, and dates drawn from disputed front sections, noting military command, supply lines, and upcoming engagements with oblique references to political leaders.
An advisory reports Maheno facing a fog delay affecting the schedule. Shipping officials note a late arrival expected Monday, with uncertainties about weather and berth assignments. Local harbor authority cautions ships to monitor updates and coordinate crane and pilot services.
A damaged, noisy OCR fragment describes a debate on international commercial arbitration tied to empire economy and maritime law. It references Congress of Chambers, trade boards, and fears of counteracting armament and treaty effects.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a seaside exhibit with Breer tables and turtle imagery. It mentions the Wilamarrans, a coastal shore, and forces related to the glacier display, with references to activities at a seaside venue and unnamed figures.
Fragmented text describes midweek mails with references to places like Garston Telenee and Thewaea, mentioning events at 609 Serth-Woel Fissal and a local exhibition or presentation at an area theatre. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR issues.
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