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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
7
In a camp of gypsies and outlaws, Katy confronts deception and memory as Cynthia reappears. Is the white girl really Cynthia or a phantom of vengeance, while Ishmael plots to guide Katy to a hidden talisman and a critical reunion unfolds under dawn.
Judge continued the divorce case of John Septimus Stevens against Ana Stevens Ward after she denied adultery with Gharien Robert Paskin. The court found in favor of Stevens and granted a decree nisi returnable in three months with costs awarded to Paskin. The separate Stevens versus Stevens case was reserved and returnable in three months with the respondent ordered to pay costs.
The Players Club will present a production at the Theatre Royal. A large crowd is expected and invitations have been issued to prevent confusion. Special entrance arrangements have been made with only family members admitted to the public areas.
A fragmented note mentions Warner's Safe Cube and references care for animals including goats and pets. It lists terms like kidney health, backache, and urinary issues, with unclear context about extracts or treatments from sources such as Ratha and ArT Peteens. The text is garbled and lacks coherent claims.
A government move to prune defense staff faces opposition as veterans and officials argue it robs the force of experienced leadership. Retirements are planned for senior officers across branches, with concerns over equitable compensation and future staffing. Major-General Hutton and the Melbourne report suggest unresolved decisions amid public dissent and fears for morale.
At a Tinady meeting the finaves committee report recommended preparing a bill to regulate advertising on or near public places. The bill was adopted and left to the mayor to arrange for introduction into Parliament.
At a North Sydney Council meeting a letter from B Holden urged the council to pressure Railway Commissioners to resume water spraying to control a dust nuisance. The proposal outlined a system tapping four sites for a 1000 gallon tank and a small electric pump at £300, with a rectastry at the water gate. Total outlay about £1600, expected to be recouped within twelve months by savings in wear and tear and rates receipts.
Catholic Young Men's Union hosts a debating contest at St Francis Hall Haymarket between local society AL Brigida Marrickville and St Princia's. The event featured high quality speeches judged on punter method and delivery. Alderman J D Fitzgerald praised both sides and awarded the win to Mr Fraser by 10 ends, with a final premiership to be decided between St Francis and St Bernard's. Candidates announced for forthcoming council seats in New South Wales election week.
A summary of ongoing talks involving the Labour movement, with calls for an eight hour workday and wage increases under an arbitration act. Discussions include forming a Crapville branch, inter-union conferences, and plans to present definitive statements to manufacturers while resolving disputes in boot trade and ironmoulders unions.
At a Wi Sewerage Board meeting around the catchment area the May report notes heavy cattle grazing and water supply strain from rising cattle numbers. Officials seek law minister action to close cemeteries and halt interments to avert danger to the water supply.
The report describes charges against Armstrong and Ping for breaking and entering dwellings, theft of clothing and a coat, and related offenses. Prosecution claims a midnight entry, a back window left open, and discovery by shopkeepers and witnesses. Details include a house on Mill Street, a dealer’s shop, and connections to the Royal Exchange Hotel robbery probe.
A note on new music titled Coronation March composed by Edward Lehegots is circulated in anticipation of the coronation of King Edward VII. The piece is linked to Mesure Nachel ne and Company, with a showy cover and portrait motif.
In Coates Court yesterday Thomas ston han Is was charged with tampering with a gas meter at a vacant house owned by the Australian Gaslight Company Limited. Evidence showed a caretaker found the act in a room, and the accused, who had come from Tweed River weeks ago, admitted being there with his mother. The defense claimed the youth intended to steal but was deterred. he was remanded for further inquiries with a four to six month possible sentence.
In a proceedings under the Crimes Act at CoBar, AgUres previously secretarieship at Cobar-Firesix Mining Company faced imprisonment but was suspended for good behavior for twelve months. A restitution demand to former employers was contested, with Pal mer appointed to act in sequestration as the application was granted.
In the matter of Henry Kyane and George Saffett Napier the registrar adjourned the certificate applications after finding neglect to keep occupation books and failures to provide complete statements. The public examination was unsatisfactory and creditors were advised to seek action for expenses. another meeting for Wilam Frederick xborne was also adjourned as accounts remained unfiled.
In Molong two girls were trapped under a heavy yaxta gate when it collapsed as people fled a scene at a premises. Phylis Price, about a year old, and Renee Brodrigan suffered serious injuries and were later reported dead or severely harmed. Local witnesses describe the gate’s weight and the chaotic moment as responders treated the injured. A child was rescued, while others sustained minor injuries and scrapes.
Fragmentary 19th century advertisement by David Dumas of Paddington showing remedies for kidney liver and digestion ailments. Promotes Starna’s Indian Root Pills as a cure claiming to purify blood and improve complexions. Mentions Dr Stone’s Indian Foot Pills and various health claims.
Members of the Hedters Consell discussed Jon as a potential game time choice amid concerns over power supply at Redfern Electric Light Plant. Reports noted numerous lease applications for motor power, with Nagual and Lipar Exclorien mentioned in context of expanding capacity and ongoing operational costs.
A letter to the editor argues that the Old Age Pension Act has reduced the workless rate and benefited many seniors but praises careful reform. It contends certain pensions are undeserved, questions costs, and calls for targeted improvements and proof of age. The writer urges stricter examination of each claim and notes potential perjury and administrative issues.
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