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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
3
A cryptic fragment appears to describe a local event or notice with sparse readable names and places. The readable portions suggest a historical public notice or brief item, but essential details are obscured leaving only partial references.
Readable portions describe cheap butter and broad farm goods in Sydney markets. Mentions plentiful grain, poultry, and dairy items with varied import and local supply signals. Notes shifts in price expectations and seasonal availability across regions including New South Wales and Victoria. References to shipping, stock, and consumer demand underlining a bustling trade scene.
Fragmentary Sydney produce sales record describes prices, shipments, and handlers with references to ham, beef, beans, and chicken. Names and places appear obliquely, including Sydney Railway and local traders, with scattered quantities and comments on market activity.
Fragmented text lists daily auctions and farm produce sales in Sydney. Mentions traders like Redfern fairs, MALL and SON, and auctioneers such as FRANK IRELLAND SUSSEX STREET, ELLIS and CO. Live stock and products, chaff, and returns advertised with daily auctioneers and prompt dispatch.
Central Pallee Court hears charges against Nicholas Tenis Atkinson and John Clutton for handling parcels of clothing haberdashery drapery and mercery valued at £17 4d. They allegedly moved goods to Central Railway Station and Hawked them. Witnesses describe parcels addressed to multiple firms and describe arrests, with both men committed for trial.
The latest case concerns 17 year old Clarence Mifey who left home on Henderson Road to run an errand for his father and has not been seen since. Searches at likely locations yielded no clues, leaving his whereabouts a mystery and causing public anxiety.
An 18 year old dealer, Cees, was sentenced to nine months imprisonment after attacking Constable Webber near Neves land street and Dale street while Webber sought Greeson. Webber attempted to escort Greeson for identification regarding a theft of a half sovereign from a woman in Erskineville. The assailant kicked the officer and used violent language during the incident.
At the Prisoners' Aid Society social meeting in Bathurst the local branch reported the number assisted during the year and that 95 percent of those deemed had not been reconvicted. Judge Rogers urged ongoing support noting the harsh condition of prisoners and called attention to last year’s figures.
The Wisteria Fair at St George's Hall Glenmore Road Paddington concluded Monday night after starting Thursday. It proved financially and otherwise successful despite bad weather. Children’s choruses and displays led by Miss Cox and Miss Woolry featured the event with recitations by Miss Nita Stoneham Miss Rene Vans Master Stoneham and others. Rev B Rook thanked the committee of ladies and gentlemen and noted Mr Cox's valuable assistance.
An advertisement extols Zam-Buk Tooth Powder as pure dentifrice free of grit or pumice. It claims germicidal antiseptic action, tartar and acid fermentation removal, and decay arresting abilities with a Sydney address for ordering. Also mentions sleeping arrangements and a peppermint cure with unrelated pricing.
Workers at Glebe Island claim masters have not signed a new labor agreement after months of delay and threaten a work stoppage risking metropolitan meat supply. Union officials and employers debate hours, pay, and the path to a final settlement as talks resume with a late evening meeting planned.
The hearing of Alvin and Shiver and Loue against AGI Romagen from International Paper Company in New York for alleged breach of contract proceeded before Mr Justice Cohen in the four man jury court this afternoon. The defendants denied any breach and said they acted to cover the full terms of the bargain with the Australian Newspaper Company Lindrod delivering the paper for the labor company. The court reserved its decision.
Hermat Victor Rabinens and another man faced charged in the Central Police Court for possessing 48 matches valued at 72, the property of Jon Waterson. The testimony indicated a March 2 incident where a load was to be delivered to Darlete Harbor. arrests followed and one confessed claims of innocence. Senior-constable Devlin said the accused would tell the truth and that Lamonard was the delivery point.
Nevin Tup arrives in Byroy to arrange engagements for Marie Hall the noted violinist. Her prodigious training and stage presence are highlighted as she prepares for a Saturday evening debut amid growing anticipation from music lovers and local press.
Joseph Bermingham and Mitchael Irons faced charges for kicking Isaac and Stanley Coghlan, one-armed men, in a Barry Hill hotel. The magistrate convicted both. Bermingham fined one shilling and Irons jailed for a month. Bermingham claimed no prior troubles and could not pay the fine.
An alderman voiced concerns about inspectors entering private bedrooms during sanit ity checks if yards are not clearly confined. The Australian Gas Company told Rapdwick Council it cannot sanction retaining the gas main on Bunnerong road due to an expected revenue shortfall of about £1500. The Narranders Pastures Protection Board held its first meeting amid anthrax regulation discussions and local political chatter.
In 64.0 the report notes a quirky incident where a group of children found an unusual cover at Sient Woods tied to a peppermint cure tale. Local details and names are sparse. the item reads like a brief curios.
A Newark New York man Testifies after three years of intermittent symptoms he found relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He used daily washing and several boxes of ointment and reports complete improvement within three weeks.
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