Men's Caps of English Tweed in Various Shades and Shapes
Catalog note lists English tweed caps with prices 11 shillings 6 pence and 7 shillings 6 pence and 9 shillings 6 pence. Mentions men’s hat styles including fleer design and ground-fleer.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1923
Page
1
Catalog note lists English tweed caps with prices 11 shillings 6 pence and 7 shillings 6 pence and 9 shillings 6 pence. Mentions men’s hat styles including fleer design and ground-fleer.
The Railway Commissioners traveled from Sydney into the Riverina for an announced inspection. Officials warned of irregularities while public attention and timetable changes sparked curiosity about the on‑site checks and instructions given to station staff.
Reports claim states agree on a Ryogle to Brisbane railway link with Kyla to the Queensland border to be built by the national government and a possible extension to Meisbane. Deputy Premier Gillies represented Grey faction as crowds gathered and public interest grew in the project.
Unclear notes suggest Terry Time may face higher fares as Bir Jehan Quick, deputy president, signals consideration of policy changes. Details remain vague due to fragmented source text.
A revolution in Bulgaria leads to the ousting of the Ministry of Dieley. A Provisional Government and a pro reform coalition seize power, with King Boris swearing in ministers from a broad spectrum including Radins, Tem ermis, Liberals, and Sedaliete. Military factions and reformists clash as the capital endures attacks on public buildings.
Three Germans walking during an arrest in Dortmund fired and shot dead two French officers in a Sunday evening incident. The attack escalates tensions amid ongoing clashes between French forces and German authorities.
A. M. Pooley comments on reform ideas, political figures, and public unrest. The diary notes tensions around labor, social reform, and government actions shaping public opinion and financial strain in the era.
Fragmentary OCR text references an engagement involving Princess Maud, dated April 3, with names including Baronet or nobility figures and mentions of Alexandria and Baronet titles. The legibility is poor and details are incomplete.
Fragmentary report describes Allied demands on Germany for reparations and the contest over payment capacity. It notes talks among nations about financial terms and possible adjustments affecting postwar recovery and accountability.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss Poincare Curzon path with names such as Alfred Neie Geeinte and Muir and mention an event on a Tuesday. The text includes references to chemam opines and a figure billed as a practitioner of a plan. It hints at preparations and a potential meeting or determination involving multiple named individuals.
Fragmentary forecast mentions moderate day and damp conditions with unclear place and date references. Reading is incomplete and lacks concrete locations, times, or temperatures to confirm specifics.
London report on a cricket event highlights top batsmen and bowlers. Mentions coach Kilner and players such as Moevene and Lowry with performances noted in a celebratory evening summary.
Turbulent activity across markets as tech and energy shares move on mixed economic signals. Investors watch for policy cues from major exchanges, with notable moves in pharmaceuticals and financial services.
Fragmentary report states Germany sought equal terms in Europe after Ruhr, with emphasis on France. It notes imprisonment and pleas, while the Ruhr and nearby districts remain critical, and tensions with Germany persist over reparations and borders.
A chaotic report outlines labor strife and political upheaval centered on a city scene. It mentions figures such as Mr Mitchell and Mr Loughling, and references a broader debate about social unrest, penalties, and public safety amid confusing events and factions.
A garbled notice mentions T. Larwulp Tybet from South Africa and a mission to Australia involving African software and harbors. It references Ardins the Footee and Ana MFR mienia among others and hints at surveillance of people in the shipping files. The text appears to describe a publicity push and security concerns with unclear details.
The Arbitration Court has ruled on an award affecting employers and pipelines, with a principal sum of about £700 million yearly. Mackensie, general manager of Aberardney Ferrinte, comments on the decision and its impact on the company and workers.
An unreadable OCR fragment discusses water position with repeated lines. The readable bits mention no change and reference to a named location or project, but details are unclear. The passage lacks coherent facts to identify people, groups, or events.
The readable words describe a track or field event with several names and a list of results or participants. The text is incomplete but suggests a meet with athletes such as Alferd, Digelin, and Kenieimention and mentions positions or times.
In London on Sunday evening, American competitors contend the ruling excludes scrapping not mocking features of clubs. The decision, they say, won’t affect Troon prospects as the controversy centers on alleged imagery within the competition.
Bargain prices for cast iron baths with porcelain enamel finishes and reinforced cement options. Cast iron baths with washer supplied priced at £726, reinforced cement bath £3, galvanised iron baths from £210 to £2136, varying lengths and leg supports. Local dealer promotes savings and home spa upgrades.
A frail line describes stowaways hidden in coal bunkers aboard a Cape Town steamer Corewall. A prisoner escapes, deception to shipowners, a 36 hour search ends with ashore placement in Fremont and various crew actions amid the coal bunkers.
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