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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
Fragmented obituary style notice listing names such as TALBOT and family relations. Text references memory and bereavement, with ritual phrasing and multiple personal tributes across dated lines. The readable portions indicate a memorial section for deceased relatives and expressions of condolence from sons, daughters, and grandchildren.
Wanda Radford’s dramatic recital at Ainlew Hall London on May 6 was nearly complete, with repeated encores for the New South Wales lady. Her performance featured a satirical programme, save a brief vocal interlude, highlighting her spirited rendering of accompanying lines.
Fragmented text discusses volatile eucalyptus extract with caution about safe use and peculiar baling properties. Mentions Sander and Gors brands, warnings on other extracts, and indications of its powerful effects.
In Orange Mr Waddell outlined the Labor stance and criticized Holman and Carruthers allies. The piece views the coming state election as a test of loyalty, with ministers and opposition maneuvering over leadership, policy, and power as the Lyne and See ministries face a challenge from the Opposition.
The text discusses replacing Conciliation Boards with Wages Boards to handle arbitration work, arguing that in New Zealand conciliation has been ineffective and that arbitration should be the main process. It compares New Zealand, Victoria, and New South Wales systems, noting that arbitration now dominates and conciliation lags.
The piece muses on Melbourne crime mysteries linking them to a master mind theory. It notes Sherlock Holmes style detection is missing and speculates on imitation between the Mint robbery and Rechabite lodge theft, suggesting the strange pattern may invite further bold offences.
The fragment discusses debates over gramophone use and its perceived public impact. It hints at law enforcement, crowd behavior, and the tension between music and sound in social settings, mentioning admiration for the device and uncertain progression.
The Chief Judge in Equity praised the Town and Country Journal as an advertising medium while adjournment was granted in the Rix Creek Miners Provident Fund case. The court instructed that notices be placed in the journal to alert former fund members about distribution claims, noting the paper’s wide circulation.
Tax chiefs report brisk receipts and hopeful forecasts as sixty days grace ends. Chief Commissioner Li Hpiller notes strong turnout and few complaints, with year estimates surpassing the 270,000 pound target and overall receipts near 350,000 pounds, well above last year. Taxpayers earning above twenty pounds annually show notable compliance amid a steady North Coast land value rise.
The Bathurst case earlier this week questions whether a prisoner is justified to walk out if a door is left open. The judge suggests human nature excuses the act, contrasting criminal law with games of prisoners. The piece urges caution about temptations and hints Tonga as a model of strict routine.
The secretary of the zoological gardens told the council that purchases last month included three striped squirrels, one brown hare, pheasants, and fresh-water turtles. Notable losses were a wallaby, a woylie, and two cheetah pups. Several animals were transferred or died, including a parrot, bilbies, kangaroo, and a crane. An offer of 30 pounds was made for three orangutans.
The wermhoers of the wabinteer fire thriumde at Btepentehn and investigators note a string of arson cases. The accused aim to rebuild the fire damage to profit Insurance firms, with the town of Sletentehn near Leipaig in Montana forming a backdrop.
Late morning update from Easton reports French wine growers opposing adulteration with cheap, inferior wines. Minister of Finance suggests suspending land tax for violators while 23 municipal bodies resign in protest over tax relief and pricing policies, with clashes over enforcement.
Major General Sir Arthur Augustus Ellis, 21, a senior royal servant and Comptroller in the Lord Chamberlain's Department, died suddenly in the stalls of Covent Garden Theatre during a gala honoring the King of Denmark and Queen Lotta. He had served in the 4th Dragoon Guards and the Indian Army, with roles as equerry and military secretary to the King, and leaves a widow and two daughters.
London reports Berlin bourse spirits low as prices for bank shares drop 12 to 20 percent and steel works shares fall 12 to 24 percent. Ship fines may also be rising, with cautious moves compared to January values. Berliner Tageblatt notes widespread weakness across sectors.
London journalist M Mackay, age unknown, known as Sunny Jim, collided with a motor cycle in Johannesburg and was seriously injured. He previously earned renown in the Rand gold fields and later returned to England.
London reports Sw Yealymnd bowlers defeated Northampton by 75 points on a Wednesday evening. Key contributors showed strong form across events, boosting the home side's standing in the league chase.
A Victorian named Charles Pattervan is described as attached in the General Staff at the War Office within the Department of the Director of Military Operations. The wording appears garbled but indicates a person tied to military administration in London.
Bar Silver Landon notes a brief price quote with unclear figures and context. The text mentions Wernesdas Tyening Harsi ver but lacks cohesive details or confirmed values.
In Sydney a demand to rebuild damaged areas is discussed amid accusations of arson by volunteer fire brigades in Stebesjeba and Bacony. Members allegedly set fires to buildings to force municipal rebuilding at insurers’ expense, a tactic linked to a broader controversial method warranting comment.
The recent parliamentary election in JOSS on Wednesday ended with Conservative candidate Vpraruus defeating Liberal opponent Lyon by a margin of about 2 to 1. Finch held the county seat since 1987, defeating Pearson, Liberal, by 2407 to 1541 votes in Rye.
The author reviews Mme Terese Carreno's Wednesday recital at the Taw a Mall, praising energetic performances and expressive Chopin and Chopin-derived works. The audience included many workers and students who showed keen appreciation, with notable passages in the Moonlight Sonata and nocturnes. The piece ends noting another recital the following afternoon and a future program.
The Mine Department reports May gold yield across Fletoria and other centres fell compared with last year. Total refined gold during May is 38,4202 fine, valued at £2,473. The year so far shows 291,407grose, valued at £1,484 50s, a drop of £55,382 on grams or about 10 percent from the prior period.
A garbled report lists multiple prison appointments and promotions. Denis Gaynor D Arcy and Walter Jay receive governor roles in several gaols while John M Kows and Thomar Smyth are named deputies or warders. Names repeat with unclear spellings across Maitland Gaal Goulburn and Darlingharat Gael.
A chaotic courtroom piece describes an oath scene with a cow involved, detailing a magistrate’s handling and a water ceremony. Witnesses, including a solicitor, recount the gagged ritual as a judge presides, questioning if the act complies with legal form and whether the scene will affect the case.
Policy of the ministry is not to amend or renew the Arbitration Act but to let it expire its term, in order to continue wage adjustment discussions without extending the law. Government seeks to avoid new amendments and favors letting existing provisions lapse.
A confused OCR fragment describes a legal dispute over performance rights and a leading act under a contentious act. It mentions attendees, possible injuries, and a court setting with references to profiling and public interest. The text is garbled and unclear.
Leslie Hullick a beat clerk at the City Coroners Millen died suddenly at his Woollahra residence 32 Graftonclivet after a brief illness marked by a cough and fainting spell. He was a young popular official with many years of service and left a widow and two young children.
Unclear OCR reads mostly garbled phrases about musical offerings and performers. The fragment mentions enjoyer, safety, demands, and a “Fant stent” with scattered proper nouns but no coherent event, date, or location.
Fragmentary text discusses a muse and qualities in literature, noting difficulty with understanding tone and preferences. It references authors, library references, and a casual critique of taste and memory, with stray phrases about poetry and reading. The readable parts convey a vague discussion on literary aims and old authors.
The fragmented will of Anthony Hordern details bequests and the distribution among family members and named individuals, naming executors and trustees. The document references multiple named parties including Linley, Rabeeh, and others, with mentions of legacy clauses and proposed settlements across estates and trusts.
A report notes a robbery aboard a railway train where £2 was taken from Peter Le Rera. The account alleges a man and a woman fled after the incident and that detectives pursued the pair, with the money reportedly hidden before reaching Sydney.
The Hyde Park concert features the A X Tate ensemble performing selections including Tamim II, Le Roi Tretia, Wivnive Burger, and the Barer at Seville, with additional pieces such as A Trip to Tracoon and Rhapeodr Huneerina listed among the program. M McCarthy, WFO, is noted as a pianist or conductor in the list.
Government signs contract to purchase corner Liverpen Road and Biwardsirees property for a new fire station. Site needs substantial repairs before completion. Local official Reisinger notes drainage and infrastructure considerations amid project.
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