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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1922
Page
10
Local circuit notes detail a chaotic Kensington horse show with multiple riders and horses listed in a dense ledger. Names such as Taine Tate and Celine feature among entries, with mixed results and extensive time- and distance-stamped notes across a sprawling program.
Melbourne hearing grants rule nisi restraining AWU and others from inciting a strike in the shearing industry. Justice Starks orders a return date in the Fall High Court to consider the injunction. Proceedings discuss alleged agitation by AWU members and the dissemination of notices via The Worker in support of the workers. The matter to be revisited at next court on June 78.
The article reports a sharp rise in daily living costs with a fifty percent increase cited in government regulations. It notes price hikes across meals, groceries, and basic commodities, highlighting impact on families and general economic pressure.
Labor dispute centers on proposed wage reductions for butchers. Both sides confirmed a 2 pm conference to avert trouble and discuss terms. Employers and unions planned parallel talks to reach a balanced agreement amid mounting pressure and potential job actions.
Fragmentary text presents a stream of phrases about tea, prices, and vague events. It mentions a crowd, meditations, and references to places and people in a disjointed flow. The readable material is inconsistent and lacks a clear, coherent narrative.
The readable fragments describe a sports related event with numbers and team references, but most content is garbled and unusable for a clear summary or named entities. No coherent action or outcome can be extracted for a reliable card.
An old city council record notes by law enforcement actions for public infractions. Fines range from small sums to notable penalties for carting fruit and other street violations.
Odd ball entries and events listed for Wyong Park action with names such as Engagenente Verkte Cla Kime Caer and several horse and weather handicap notations. The scrambled prose mentions runners, handlers, and various horses with incomplete data and pricing references.
The article recounts statements and questions at the Central Criminal Court regarding the murder of Mowndlom Ceok al Gordon on March 24. Witnesses including Sergeant Faxes and others describe events and motives while prosecutors and defense debate the case and evidence.
An unclear report references financial strain, family burdens, and political maneuvering surrounding a 15 baby issue. It mentions names and titles in a murky discussion of governance and social figures, with scattered references to money, debts, and influence without coherent narrative.
In a Randwick magistrate court hearing today Ma Ailey Adelaida Veddore of Hellriie rise trial claimed ownership of a 100 Guinea coat. The other claimant, Mrs Evelyn Johnson, contended the fur and other items found in a chest belonged to her. Evidence traced the coat to a sale in August 1920 and included notes about a mint coin confusion. The judge ordered delivery to Mrs Beddome, noting a belief that truth would emerge.
In response to overcrowding, Ac. Mintemedl Minteter proposed a new building at Bond North on the secured Jersee wire. The project aims to alleviate the Handi Behool’s crowded conditions and provide a fresh facility to serve local students.
Fragmented text traces a discussion about manufacturing in Australia, mentioning Metra Farm Company and Evening News with references to Crawford Vaughar and Mr Hughes. It cites potential special terms, supply, and freight details, but the garbled source lacks coherent events or clear conclusions.
Last minute notes report a secret tape tied to investigations at Gurdon School. Officials seek answers on governance and possible improprieties amid ongoing inquiries and looming deadlines.
Cabinet members discussed the Clyde Works case but key details remain unresolved after the meeting. George Fuller noted the postion is wary and no public announcement can be made until arrangements are completed.
Police found evidence detailing handling of a case on Lane Care road. At Sydney Police Court Henry Coxle faced trial and Coyle was fined four months’ imprisonment.
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