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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
5
A trial transcript shows Judge easatee presiding over a complex case involving an elderly defendant and multiple witnesses. Testimony details provocation claims and contested actions by the accused and bystanders, with focus on intent and sequence of events.
Fragmented message notes movements involving Por Coesa Nauru and Gilbert with reference to maritime routes and a web of colonial era references. Mentions Mumia Hows and Neromgh at fx for Taewade with Auslex adjoin and Reicheshuen. Contains garbled ship names and place mentions.
Fragmentary report outlines formation of several firms linked to investors and lawyers, noting registered offices and capital, plus references to contracts and votes. The text mentions individuals such as Wietview Pevnern, Ahn On Athan, and J. Mashnorn with connections to ongoing financial matters and regional locations described in a terse, garbled dialect.
In Sydney Divorces Court Judge Hodgson hears Robert Larsen seek dissolution from Georgina Mey Lerac on grounds of adultery with James Symaway foachured. Larsen denied money transfers. witness William Brigst substantiates claims. Jury finds in favor of petitioner for £250 damages. decree nisi issued returnable in 12 months.
The Gorry divorce case unfolds with Jean Agneg Gorry accusing Richard Charles Gorry of desertion. The narrative covers visits from Sydney to Brisbane, alleged affairs, financial strain, custody battles, and repeated reconciliations culminating in a court order.
NSW electoral rolls are on display at court houses and police stations for districts including Ashburnham Bathurst Belubula Bingara Blayney Burrando The Clarence Cogtamusden Tursas Gloucester Gauss Hartley Hastings Macleay Katrita Liverpool Macquarie Murmunbidger Newcastle Northumberland Orange River Richmond Rows Single Tamworth Tenterfield Liverpool Hunter Wickburn Wollongong Yass. After 3 days a Revision Court will be held on a date to be fixed or after 21 days public notice will be given. Objections must be lodged with the registrar at least 21 days before the hearing and a notice of objection exhibited at the police station and post office within each district before the holding of the revision. Names not on the list should apply using an application form to transfer to the polling place clerk, reference to vocal notices, the officer will then remove unqualified names from the roll. Objections may be lodged or corrections made as the case may require.
Ated Burne pleaded guilty to possessing cloven sealskins unjustly suspected of being stolen. He received twenty one days imprisonment and £3 10s on fault. Police seek the owner of cheepskins valued at £2 and would like to hear from them.
Testimony before the Harbour Trust recounts dangerous conditions at the wharf and arrears in pay. Charles Watts, Nathan and several workers describe freezing chambers, up to 24 hour shifts, and need for higher wages for cold storage and heavy labor. Witnesses stressed unsafe equipment, long hours, and insufficient compensation for dangerous duties.
The bureau predicts lingering north and east winds across the region with cooler air and widespread showers. Rain totals over the last 24 hours are listed for several locations, including Halranald, Conarea, Paterson, and Tocumssl, with varying amounts reported.
At the Ayiney Wool Exchange the fortnightly forekin sale attracted bids on diverse lots. Prices ranged from modest sums for smaller goods to higher figures for larger consignments with several lines described and units traded amid a busy market day.
Seratchinen notes trials for Moorefield race meet next Saturday including Trial Stakes Arbor Flying Welter Haosben and Pan ut. Fred Lindrum and AE Williams played a billiards match with 4 Alcock's tournament hall George Street Sydney. Scores at 4 pm were Lindrum 42 36 Williams 4 55. Lindrum's best break was 51 07 while Wiltshire beat Wan 78.
The list shows participants in the Australasian Corporation of Public Renium examinations under leaders Vincera Galleterstdte and Wiliam Davie. Notable names include Laurence Rickatool, Richard Atlinon, Fred Boughtian, Parker Walker, Charlee Money Warner, Leona Boorman, Conrad Wortes, Reg Vand Erand, Elliott (WA), Beak, Maguire (S.W.), Bowie (WA), Travin (8.5.0), and Taylor QE among others.
The Sydney football scene brims with anticipation as New Zealand Rugby Union visitors arrive amid record crowds. North Adelaide and Hawland squads lead a busy week with receptions at Spars Chad and Sydney Town Hall, while NSW hosts prepare for a match at Erskineville Owl and a grand welcome across statewide unions.
In the Grand Challenge Stakes for 32 all ages at Rooty Hill, rewards include 226 with 5 added, 30 for the winner plus 40 added, runner-up 15 with 10 added, and several first round results. Matches include Iniry over Merry Widow, Mark Banner over Turk, Black gall White over Hy Joe, Tronclad over Trian, Nipiriit over Maxim, Gus over Tarmodman, Best Black Maria over Sullinary Jim, and further pairings such as Ripper over Jolly Blot, Colston Boy over Dillander, Bowen over Poacher, and others like Miss Vera over Lucky Chermer.
A vandalized notice reports authorities locking wheels on several cars after a mass-vehicle incident. Police warn of fines and charges for unsafe wheel adjustments and tampering with vehicle fittings. Officials call for caution and enforcement near the station.
The trial of Sarah Jane Dewtty, Jobs erster nd Stickel Israeh, Cuaresd MIB, and others connected with the Beatty will entered its third day of hearing in the Central Criminal Court before Mr Justice Cober and a jury. Janine Artostty testified fully on the open law nap. Tkiker erliemn Wie gives for the promecu tas.
At Redfort Police Court Solio Starr, described as a comitalisin weet, faced charges after an incident with constables. Starr was fined and given brief imprisonment for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, with additional penalties for damage and related misconduct.
In a weeklong inquiry it is stated that Chief Railway Commissioner Rusheen plans to remain abroad after being offered a prominent position. The report notes travel to England and a return by the Vancouver steamer due August, with reconsideration of Australia’s outlook through Coruia.
In a dated dispatch authorities note that Great Britain Germany and Russia have reportedly reached an understanding on the Persian question. The report mentions overseas financial matters and trade terms as part of broader diplomatic discussions.
Private capital markets show prices moving with mixed signals in London on Wednesday. The piece notes strong copper scrip activity and rising optimism among rubber traders, with investors watching colonial sugar and related equities for longer-term gains.
A large sale at Homebush drew many buyers for over 92 thousand sheep including Lambe from AS pweee Mart of the S473 ranger Fram 29 onwards with bids strong at prime new rates. Cattle, lambs and other stock were yarded with a good turnout and prices advanced, prime beef in strong demand and overall yarding heavy though with some inferior lots.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with mentions of officials, trials, paroles, and multiple names including W. J. Trias and various places. It references legal actions, the Coast or harbor context, and a broad accounts of wartime or administrative proceedings with unclear specifics. The piece conveys disorder and procedural detail in a historical report style.
The article reports an Alexandria vinegar producer fined under a statute and mentions the Treasury’s case. It notes Mr Parr, who exposed sugar trust frauds, will receive a remand of £140,000. The fragmentary text lists related names, places, and numeric figures from the proceedings.
Serene Sian steers a disputed AMwasEGers ENREN meeting as tensions flare over leadership and clashing factions. Participants include key figures Hagh and Lar, with the crowd divided on procedural questions and future steps.
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