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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1910
Page
12
Reading appears as a garbled OCR page with scattered names, places, numbers, and phrases. It resembles a mixed catalog of parcels, notices, and event fragments without a coherent narrative or clear single item.
A chaotic OCR fragment details a volatile share market in London with references to prices, brokers, and daily quotations. It mentions various companies, sectors, and locations and notes fluctuating values, dealer activity, and investor sentiment amid a busy trading day.
Railway Department reports wool shipments totaling 45,170 bales, up from last year, and wheat movement of 18,856 bushels. Total season output reaches 2,624,468 tons with Darling Island storage at 735 mags. Strong gains in wool and wheat indicate improved freight activity across routes.
The Lund Meyor Aldarman Allin Tylor contracted a severe attack of influenza and suffered a fever. He remained bedridden for several days while continuing to perform official duties and attend to religious business, believing the illness to be only a cold.
The arrival of Tasmanian potatoes is reported with uncertain quality and limited supplies. Prices are expected to ease slightly as shipments move to markets in Newresta and Querpeland, with carryover on Sedgey uncertain and firm price expectations pending new arrivals.
Fragmented text describes a bay area alert with references to markets and streets. It mentions streets near Wollkoown sites and a promenade by Pave area. It hints at vendors, a festival or fair, and public activity tied to motor lanes. No clear dates or named organizations available.
A Ryde tramway extension opening at Drummoyne to Matton's Flat was celebrated with a ministerial visit by Sir Av Lee. The event featured ribbon cuttings, fountains, and community decorations praised by local leaders including the Mayor of Ryde, M P Joseph Conk and M L A Moxham. Schools and public institutions joined in street processions and patriotic songs.
Fragmented OCR of Sydney produce sale listings shows prices and consignments for many farmers and firms. Names like Gray and Company, Walker, McDermott, and Kirkman appear amid varied beans, potatoes, and other commodities with multiple consignments and net prices.
Labor tension flares at Central Mine as underground workers refuse to work with a non-unionist. A member of the Amalgamated Mines Association fell behind on dues and quit paying. The dispute risks escalating into broader trouble as unions harden their stance. Dr Shelton unveils new disco. Ir y Wor all Threat rouble Yb and a/-0.
Speaking at Bombala the Chisel Secretary said the government plans to resume Muharatta Estate and part of Binhonlake for closer settlement under the 1907 Closer Retirement Act as a railway line is authorised. Lands within 15 miles of the line may be acquired at a value excluding railway construction gains. Advisory Board recommended estates, with Maharatim and Bibbealuk cited. others already acquired include Coreen, Rack Paddock, Boree Creek, Brockoak, and Mungery Estate on the Narromine-Teak To the line.
At Balewa Lan a laborer on payday at Manly ran amok injuring property including a g180turler and dress, stealing towels, and damaging items. In court he admitted most charges, pleaded not guilty to one, and was fined or jailed on several counts after a police inquiry.
The Earl of Plymouth spoke at Crystal Palace on Friday as part of London coronation celebrations. He expressed hope the festival would enhance the imperial family and nation in 1911.
London editor Robert Blatchford of the Clarion vows to check its stance after readers protest the paper’s advocacy for a strong navy and army and its defense of tariff policy and imperial defense.
The English Mail reports a delivery change dated May 12 under the P and O UMS Macdonnin. The item will reach ye lcy on use for delivery from the Gi Mynthy next at 245 p.m.
Weather notes forecast widespread rain across western districts with cooler northeast conditions and westerly winds. Rainfall totals for the 14 hours to 9 am include Orange 2, Kiandra 26, Menindin 38, Wagga 6, and Tomo Whaunit 4, with heavy showers at Brokey Mill yielding 62 points overnight.
A garbled notice announces an upcoming concert featuring a renowned soprano with a lineup including Galileo Ossparri and M. Jacques Plated. It mentions dates next week with likely show times and venues in Stibourre area, inviting attendees to enjoy the musical event.
Wireless telegraphy reports from the Australian finale indicating teams set to play in Saturday match in Sydney. Messages mention arrival by ship, Cape Morion distance, and coach Schaeffer in charge. Behsaffer’s recruitment noted as surprise. Americans expected in Sydney for coaching visit.
At the Hinsle Empire League and Victorie Lewes meeting Archdeacon Boyes presided in London. A programme of action was arranged and country branches, victories, immigrations, education, and school correspondence were organized. Lent Northcats and Sir Barry Rawson to represent the League on the parent council. A tribute was paid to Mrs Why Rutter for long service in the Women's Branch.
Port Macquarie mourns the death of an aged local resident, a former coroner and long‑time public servant. The obituary notes his extensive public service, family ties, and connections to Sydney business circles via James Inglis Limited.
Archbishop Wright returns from the south coast after a few days rest. Mrs Graves shows marked health improvement while he conducts a service in Tristville, and plans to visit Bulli Wellongone Kiana and Bercy for confirmation. The journey may reinforce his role in local conversions and church duties amid other routine duties.
The milling and alno plant at the British Mine passed a satisfactory trial run yesterday and will resume productive work on Monday after a decade of closure. Local officials expect steady operation as labor and equipment are brought up to speed.
At Outcry Deep the mine’s aim shifts as work pauses to drain wash water. Officials report copper ore pockets in the footwall and infill flow challenges. Efforts to advance the copper lode continue with pumps improving, while expectations rise for a possible recovery of rich ore despite water inflow and urgent safety considerations.
Fragmented OCR notes describe mining work at Lightning Ridge with shafts to 8 lower levels at Hutts Flat and a river-mile village operations near Opal. It mentions harbor events, steamer schedules from Fort Macquarie, and a Paris murder trial defense asserting the husband provoked his wife.
A chaotic OCR style notice claims death by own action at a hospital called The Thame near Ranswick on a Tuesday evening. It mentions a person named Carlsopher Kew and a troubled inmate history at a social facility, with garbled phrases about an attempted outburst and a suicide by self-inflicted throat injury.
The New South Wales Parliament will meet to dispatch business on Tuesday next.
A large crowd attended the Home of the Day Nursery in Dyrington on June 2 as the Femanate of Tarleton and local supporters paid tribute to the staff. Members praised the caregivers’ dedication to children, noting the matron’s guidance and private donations that sustained the home’s administration and operations.
Fragmentary wire copy notes a tense session at a state meet with references to slavery and civic issues. Names and exact events are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a contested topic drawing strong opinions and public interest.
Reads as jumbled OCR text with scattered place names and terms. No coherent events, dates, or persons clearly identifiable for a factual summary or headline.
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