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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1907
Page
2
Advertisement claims constipation stems from weak bowels and general debility. It promotes Bester's Little Pills as a bowel tonic that strengthens intestinal walls and stimulates digestion to absorb nutrients and eject waste.
A march morning incident near Circular Quay Station left driver Charles Perry injured after his horse pulled across to avoid steam from a fire. Ladders toppled, a kerb struck Perry, and Ernest Johnson was pinned briefly before helping control the scene. Georg Turner escaped unhurt as others aided at the scene and at Sydney Hospital. Firefighters contained the blaze at Jobarronis's shop with chemical equipment.
Mr Levin White known master butcher of Markin-simnot Sydney and Peradnniya Glebe Point Jed and Menly residence died at 79 after returning home from work. He retired at 8 pm and suddenly expired in bed. He was long connected with wholesale and retail butchering in Sydney and meat trade circles. He held licenses for Grand Fore at Wrayardsquare, Old White Hovel Hotel in George Street, and Rowden’s Child Motel near Munster Street. He leaves two daughters and three sons.
A 1891 letter quotes Commodores Nicholson and Lowerville Nicholson praising Peruna as a cure for catarrh with widespread army and navy testimonials. Dr Hartman’s Peruna advertises its cure, claiming it protects natural health across climates. Bottle pricing listed as five shillings, six bottles for twenty five shillings.
A mixed Brisbane sports page reports on the swamped entry list for a Kensiainn Raving Club fixture and upcoming races at Toowoomba and Randwith. It notes Parthenopeens arrival for stud duties, Meadow events at The S.W. Trotting Club, and Cadby showings with favorites like Muigawood and Legbreak. Also covered are NSW Trotting Club stewards warnings, pony clubs licensing, and a notable boxing match between Truscott and Gray with Truscott narrowly ahead.
A New South Wales cricket meeting delayed action on a proposal to halt matches at fan halls. The committee debated approval of the Wirely and Second Grades with potential Hind Grade competition if needed. A May timetable was suggested, and the matter was referred to the executive committee for a recommendation to restore the program.
At the Gulety Athletic Club Caytoreach street Sydney, the NSW Sports Club will stage boxing and wrestling trials to decide the NSW emblem championships. The card lists numerous weigh classes with competitors named, preliminaries tonight and Friday, with boxing and wrestling bouts announced and venue details for the Sports Club Gymnasium and master street. The report also mentions unrelated local items including art exhibitions, council ratings, and a world tour by Mr. Progentt.
The Thy TWA Band will perform in the Hatanical teardens tomorrow afternoon at six. The program includes The Goddess for Victory, Le Radiyv Foes, Walse, Wind Burgne, a selection from the Army of Sevile, a descriptive fantasia, A Trip to Blackpool, and Hungarian Rhapsody No.1 Life.
N W railway authorities announce a series of excursions beginning Monday next. Travelers from the country may visit the Stud Sheep Show and sales at Sydney on Monday 21st instant. Fares by the train are set at low rates per mile with return at reduced prices.
A fragmentary account detailing a visitor's impressions of Vladivostok, discussing the arrival from Yokohama on February 23, the harbor life, dockside chatter, and daily conditions aboard ship. It notes nationalities onboard, the slow pace of port life, and glimpses of local infrastructure and travel connections to Tokyo and beyond.
Fragmented postal timetable lists arrivals and departures with routes from New Zealand and Australia. Mentions ships and sailings toward Noures aul Flower, Mosman's, Melbourne, and North-West Coast, with times around morning and afternoon sessions.
Commander Thomas of the Blue Arrow line died at sea four days out from Cape Town toward Australia. Cause given as heart failure and the body cast to the deep. Thomas had commanded Yarrawonga and Wakool before taking over the Commonwealth, one of the fleet’s larger vessels, while Adelaide’s officers were advised Monday evening.
A lecture recounts deep sea life, currents, and the sea serpent myth. It describes adaptations of abyssal animals, the role of currents like the Gulf Stream, and speculative oceanic geography from Australia to New Zealand with vivid, period voice.
A fragmented OCR note indicates Sneldan’s saw team faced a session test and secured a narrow victory. Names and specifics are unclear, but the event involved a competitive session and a notable win by the team.
Fragmentary OCR describes a medical work and private institute with doctors Wallace Kempaler and Bakes noted for care. It mentions public appeal, experiences, and a listing of illnesses. The text references scholarships, free distribution by pact, and a focus on children's health and public service.
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