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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1912
Page
6
A fragmented notice describes a Whee Carrom event at SleamoBa Theatre with racing and four mile trials. It mentions athletes, machines, and local figures, all set for Tuesday in a busy program.
Market reports from New South Wales and other markets show buyers staying away, with fodder and hay supplies limited and prices volatile. Telegraphed shipping updates indicate modest receipts and cautious demand, while farm areas face delayed purchases and uncertain outlooks for the week.
The document notes price changes for AFP and Lucerne hay with bids and sales terms. It mentions prime alfalfa and timothy products, market activity across multiple suppliers and brokers, and daily sales figures. Names of firms and regions appear, with shifts in value and freight terms influencing demand.
The report details widespread rain and rising flood danger across regions including Tees and Vim, with several towns noting persistent showers, river levels, and planned cautions. Authorities warn farmers of continuing wet spells, and weather records show daily totals and forecasts for the coming days.
Disjointed report notes upheaval in lambing and wool markets due to war and reform efforts. It cites impact on wool growers and wheat farmers, mentions shortages, and hints at harvest expectations and broader economic effects on farm groups and commodity trading.
An OCR laden update details supply lines, prices, and orders across multiple districts. It mentions Gow, White trucks, Telgig aot Company, Aust rales, and various place names, with references to drought, travel, and forthcoming quarters. The text mixes commodity mentions with scattered names and dates, indicating a chaotic wartime telegrams summary.
A garbled OCR passage discusses immigration issues, laborers, and political figures. It mentions trade unions, capitalists, and protests, referencing places like Castlereagh Street and Graney. The fragment alludes to debates over immigration, labor conditions, and public order, but many names and details are unreadable.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions several names and items with unclear relations. The text references people such as Amy, Bret, and Mak, plus terms like armor, center, and projectile. Details are inconsistent and locations or events are not identifiable from the readable parts.
The Tattersall event starts with a dense draw of players and handicaps. Names like Lindner, Surbiton, Heskeen, Rowson, and Teed appear amid a long list of participants and assigned weights. The competition runs through January, with rounds scheduled on specific dates and venues mentioned in the scramble of OCR text.
Fragmented text shows references to Barraheal bands, Will Fem, teeward Emits ine, and a discussion of conditions by Mewes Mogg Kektae and Company Liopds. Mentions Darneg Warbor and Kings area, with unclear terms and an announced price. No clear event or outcome is established in the readable portions.
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