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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR narrative describes events around Hettun Colliery, mentioning a morning stoppage, a market scene, and a local university setting. It references disasters or accidents, a campus area, and a community gathering with unclear details about date, place, or outcomes.
A garbled report from Lewisham Hospital notes a governor supervised action amid confusion over a public notice. The fragment hints at management changes and some form of legal or administrative process affecting hospital operation and patient care in the local area.
A late estate of F C Starkey is valued at 24891 pounds with executors and trustees named. The probate details list beneficiaries and the estate's gross and net values, including adjustments and legacies. It mentions management by John Sturkes, Fett and Rabwrs, and references historical sums and items from the period.
The Mirrale steamer, built for the Sydney Ferries Limited, splashed into the water at Balmain yards of Morrison and Sinclair amid cheers. Kirrale, among the largest vessels yet built for the line, measures 106 feet in length with a 5 foot draft.
The Newcastle Wages Board met Thursday and adjourned after hearing, delivering the board's award to the mine owners. The award sets pillar height, minimum payments, and conditions for future pay scales starting next Monday. A note mentions the Great Peppermint Cure advertisement at 1/6.
Report from a government inquiry describes how higher wages affect building contracts and tender awards. Premier Wade and J P Frankl of the Employers Association briefed on wage-related costs, the impact on existing contracts, and potential remedies to avoid delays and new charges.
A crowd of youths gathered on Waverley and nearby streets causing disturbances. Constables in plain clothes dispersed the group as charges of disorder and loud antics were brought against five boys including John Paul and John Murphy.
Public holidays announced for Bingara and surrounding districts with dates June 28 and July 4 and July 27 in Canowindman Cudal Hay Polleg and Hare Shire areas. The notice appears garbled but indicates holiday scheduling across multiple local regions.
The article describes cyclists on a footpath, a crowd reacting with amusement, and a featured rider noted for skills amid a bustling street scene. It records spectators, a shrine backdrop, and a tense moment as riders navigate the course.
fragmented OCR text recounts confusion over illness and remedies, mentioning William and various places. The passage references symptoms, treatments, and names like Leigh, Caneure, and Towey, with scattered dates and uncertain medical claims.
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