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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
12
Kiama Saturday reports a severe weather day with high winds and heavy seas. Cross regional notes mention droughty and stormy conditions, with tides and waves described as over 100 points in some readings and ongoing threats to coastal towns.
Sydney produce sales show a small dull market with limited activity. The notice lists numerous items including dried fruits, grains, vegetables, and miscellaneous commodities with prices, traders, and consignors scattered throughout the region.
Fragmented report notes activity of civil ambulance corps in metropolitan area. Record indicates 134 attendances and rising casualties during May. Mentions Prizade am and increasing fire rate. Recounts include references to transport and safety concerns amid damaged text.
An eviction case at Ryde Police Court involves Wilson living as a weekly tenant under a lease. The plaintiff seeks Rose Wilson’s removal for alleged trespass as she claims the tenancy is theirs, with the magistrate ordering eviction and noting the tenant pays no rent to anyone. The case reveals tensions over occupancy of a corner house at Sharbrooke and Biundarrsteerta, Horus By.
The Sydney market opened weak with scarce stock and few buyers. Reported quotes show limited activity, with several issues surplus as investors await news on Fortnight settlements and the New Hillgrove Proprietary. Provisional directors and capital movements feature in the day’s notes among mining and railway shares.
A fragmented OCR text reports on the Water Court premises in Rallagoteent Newenade, mentioning government savings, revenue details, and various named individuals. It references figures such as £1229 and £1785, and mentions narcotics and excise taxes, with unclear lines about ship scholarship, Calabride Chive Street, and Wolfe's health cordial.
Peter D Allora an Italian worker faced Ashfield Police Court charged by Inspector Brooks for tormenting a horse on Lisabech Street Ashfield on May 35. Prosecution witness timber merchant W B Prodig said he saw the defendant brandish a burning paper plow near the horse and attempt to set it alight. The horse supposedly would not move and witnesses noted the hair burning. D Allora claimed the horse was tied up for over half an hour and could not be moved. He denied intent to injure and said he did not hold the flame close enough to burn the hair. The court fined 40 shillings and awarded costs with 14 days hard labor suspended.
Three youths Cecl Pari William Glison and Alfred Crawford stood at Newtown Police Court after Marrickville riotous behavior on May 25. Senior-constable Wearin testified about a confrontation near Mlawarra road at 7 20 p m. The defendants claimed they did not assault the officer while Crawford was said to be an onlooker. Mr Wilshire S M convicted all defendants and imposed fines of eight pounds each or one month imprisonment.
A Balmain labor demonstration, led by speakers including JB Mercer and John Storey, supported Labor Party aims and reform measures. The gathering discussed income tax, migration, and workers’ rights, with calls for humane laws and resistance to other political factions. The motion supporting Balmain representatives passed unanimously.
A leaked Sydney report previews a tour by New Zealand representatives against New South Wales with details on player selections and expected matchups. The piece notes who may be admitted to the squad, mentions key opponents, and references past performances by New Zealand in Britain as context for the upcoming interstate confrontations.
A terse public advisory urges prompt use of Dr Sheldon Dineownrg for coughs and related ailments Celia and consumption. The note emphasizes early treatment and warns against delay.
The report covers high water conditions at Cheilar Quay with timing on tides and moon phase, noting best fishing hours around dawn and dusk. It describes local spots around Hawkebury and Port Neatine, mentions anglers and gear, and references reported catches and attempts along a coastal stretch near Newtown with scattered names and places.
Fragmentary report notes multiple locations including Manly, Cys, Parwley Bar, WiGrhs Poul, and Getege's thiver. Mentions rivers, wharf activity, stables, and a mysterious E20 Sumy, with scattered personal names and possible sport tech references.
The report describes Clements Tonic as a beneficial strength builder after a prolonged test with patients and clinicians noting gradual improvements. Observers report varied responses, with some patients showing marked energy gains while others show slower progress, yet the overall tone remains cautiously favorable.
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