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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment about the New South Wales wheat market with scattered references to prices trades and entities. It reads like a chaotic montage of numbers names places and terms, lacking coherent structure or clear events.
A damaged OCR passage appears with garbled lines, partial names, and stray phrases. It reads like an untidy mix of classifications, dates, and fragmented references to people, places, and items, lacking coherent structure or context.
An OCR dump lists names, firms, and items at a Sydney produce sale with scattered details. Numerous entities appear including individuals, companies, and products, but the text is garbled and fragmented, offering a messy catalog of participants and goods without a clear narrative or single focal event.
A report discusses Australia’s oil shale resources, noting New South Wales leads production and potential deposits in Roma and Goolwa area, with Victorian totals limited. It highlights large shale areas in South Australia and a past Mersey Shire operation, while cautioning about uncertain reserves and future exports.
Frony the tentmaker aged 32 opposed before Mp Kise at Paller Court on Sunday. A constable testified to a disturbance as the defendant admitted selling beer. A fine of £30 was imposed with warnings of stiffer penalties on repeat offense. The magistrate questioned whether the defendant was conducting a good trade as he spoke of two bottles and a steady clientele.
Ernest Vidler, 26, a butcher, faced North Sydney Police Court charged with stealing gas worth 39d from North Shore Gas Company premises on June 4. Police testified he left gas burning in a kitchen and wash-house, using tubing to feed a burner, while a companion watched. Vidler admitted managing the butcher shop at Waverley and faced a day-long investigation before conviction.
Witnesses describe a strong, nauseating odor affecting horses and people during an action heard in jury court. Testimony notes a foul drainlike scent likened to dirty water and rotten substances, with one observer saying the smell was abominable and others reacting with discomfort and questions about its source.
Several new companies are registered in New South Wales under the Limited Liability Act. The Noriti Share Garage Company Limited is registered June 10 with £0000 capital and 15 shares fully paid. Milton's Point Moor Company is registered with directors including Mose ot Ke Laney and Nina Abrahams. Gloucester oul Mining Company Limited, registered June 19, lists £1000 capital and 100 shares. Stanton Cook, Limited is registered June 10 with £8000 capital and officers including A S Cook and W A Gilder.
Victim recalls a sock dye incident that caused a blistering, inflamed foot. Zam-Buk ointment is praised as a quick, thorough remedy, claimed to heal the wound in three days and extend usefulness to eczema, itching, and various skin issues. The ad-like testimony notes Zam-Buk available from chemists and stores at priced pots.
Odd advertisement copy cites various titles and institutes including Royal University School for Diseases of the Far Vienna and Halle Germany. Mentions a doctor Sheldon and a Woods peppermint cure with prices. The text reads as a fragmented, promotional catalog of medical endorsements and products from dubious sources.
In a Liverpool style church gathering Sydney on Sunday night the Rev George Walters argued that vestments and ritualism disturb the unity of the church and urged harmony between inward faith and outward rite. The discussion referenced Sartor Resartus and cited figures like Archbishop Sidmouth and Sydmer Marston while debating canons and Privy Council rulings on vestment practice.
The Tninn Company charters a ship to carry ex- Furmoniats from Vancouver to Sea Princesa for the Schmsuodefteriee Ache, with departure timed for July 4. The Merama sails Sydney to left Sydney for Vancouver, with port calls noted.
Parliament readiness noted for reopening tomorrow with the session led by senior officials. The ceremony aims to establish responsible government as youth voices are referenced and a formal opening is planned with the Address in Reply to the Governor’s Speech to follow.
The article notes a government proposal for a precinct memorial to FE W O Sullivan, with cabinet discussion and a retiring public servant C F Stuart. It mentions land secured for a rifle range at Cudgegong and a post office at Wattarawang, a tender accepted for white postcard paper, resignation of a hospital head, a heavy tramway crowd at Ryde, a sale on Springhead Estate Guildford, and estate matters for W J Moore Woolworths NSW.
The article discusses a purported ear therapy promising cures for deafness headaches and other head pains. It advertises a method named Aural Klanaain with plans to mail full particulars free of charge to interested readers at an Australian address, claiming simple home application and universal efficacy.
An exhibition of numerous pictures opens in the town on Sunday. Curator Mr Wade and expert Mr Tarser present works, with Mr Hooper assisting. The show fills the walls with varied scenes and is supported by local residents and attendees. The event draws attention from patrons across the region. Fire incident noted later in the evening.
The text outlines a robbery case at Elizabeth Bay with mentions of a March deadline and a claim of stolen property. It references a suspect named Alexander Mats and a defendant in a related removal case. It notes a park incident and a property dispute involving Milvange, plus a statement from a New Zealand official about nominating figures.
A disjointed OCR snippet mentions many scattered proper nouns and dates without coherent narrative. It lacks a clear event, person, or organization to summarize into a solid item.
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for sick kidneys, claiming it soothes irritation, relieves congestion, and stimulates kidney function. It asserts the pill targets kidneys without affecting the intestines or other organs and promises relief from backache and inflammatory symptoms.
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