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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
9
A garbled OCR note describes planned funds and payments for a project named Mori Tarkery. It states a company will launch activities in Westwich on a Tuesday near a forthcoming procurement event. Details about approvals, salaries, and appropriations are unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a four percent value loan concept with legal wording about estates, taxes, and property matters. It mentions a Maatord and Be papules of fine Balt remily and fearty etatemenie, and a partier period of ithe vate, indicating a formal notice related to debt or estate proceedings.
Fragmentary text reports a writ issued meeting at a location with names Lottie Dearn William Anor and others. Details are garbled, but reference to a ceremony or petition and a person named Geo. in Viemed appears.
Fragmented OCR text discusses prosperity in a coastal region with references to Line Qeting Goverm A and various numeric figures. The readable portions mention a gender breakdown and averages around 210 to 400, but many words are garbled, yielding no coherent events or identifiable entities.
The piece outlines a push by urban officials to coordinate a Greater Sydney revival plan. It notes resistance at Wednesday night talks and a request to merge municipal powers under a central council. Contention centers on streamlining governance and shared services across suburbs.
A fragmentary notice reports the Bodioey Lniversity figure Weigall begins a subliography and outlines plans for an autobiography after his major roles. The piece mentions Ardent Protemar Mes Ve and a February publication date, with incomplete details about the event and its context.
A relieien occurred in Pitt Street city after a tram collision injured bystanders. Jogee Perothers and others were involved as the tram derailed, causing fire, smoke, and chaos. Emergency crews responded, restraining areas and tending victims while the frontline scene remained hazardous.
Miss Alice Rheinberger presented a concert under the direction of Mr ES deuce and baton of ate rhord. Woof led the orchestra with Schumann's Comeertmtek and Capricin in F Major. Rheinberger offered Martumme and Loreley with orchestral support amid a good reception.
A dense gelding’s mishaps and jockeys figure in a chaotic racing narrative. Names such as Ascot, Jockey Club, and Price feature amid reports of riders injured, race plans, and law changes affecting the forthcoming meeting. The piece weaves injury, governance, and betting into a single vivid sports chronicle.
Summary of a billiards meet detailing heats at a local venue with multiple players named such as Weamentag Lamalted, George Street Limdrom, and Weems. The report records heat outcomes, scores, and notable performances across rounds, including relays and individual matches, with references to venues and participants.
Boxing notes appear garbled with stray characters and incomplete phrases. The fragment hints at a boxing event but lacks clear details on participants, location, date, or results.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a confrontation involving Bret Os and Susses Ox Pesmi, touching on Hewter'os and Jone, set near Lerma Bay with a derisive stance from Lrpsh von. The readable elements suggest a local incident or dispute, but details and proper names are unclear.
A fragmentary printed item references an untidy tree and threats involving Hyde vark figk, with garbled notes about a Mr Lapis and a Soule fable. The text contains obscured names, river references, and a description of a drawing by Mr. Lerien depicting benanfellend rape pardhsing, all set near a tree and the west of che nie rteee.
An Epdeey Mest eatery manager Mr Alben Mee testified about a Sydney meat company. He described how prices were kept high through contracts with the army and English flat-rate costs. He alleged collusion to raise prices and cited large purchases and Tongues sales influencing the market.
A late evening ceremony at St Catherine's marked the dedication of new prayer rooms for a school serving clergy families. Archbishop presided as dignitaries and teachers attended, with the event highlighting progress in the school’s facilities and planned gallery arrangements for future activities.
A garbled entry records a NSW cash account with references to enstemenis and cremertiog terms. It mentions quantities around 2700 tremid pourian and EDO, with unclear names and actions. The note hints at a discussion or dispute involving Mr Cann and Thetr & Vast Gillersare, but crucial details remain obscured.
An advertisement notes a lecture by F A A Russell in North Wales. Details are faded but indicate a mid evening event with emphasis on the speaker and location. The notice mentions Garritan and a local venue name, with limited legible timing.
Me We Nearyarhiey han bows uppaint of lnspecter of Cumiome in Queensland with a salary of £10, plans to retire. The note mentions a demand for pepper voinage and a Treasury report to Bri ton Mint authorities for a supply. Up to new 140h600 penis is discussed along with removal of a notable trem of Helens.
A fragmentary report describes a German dispute over compulsory duels and military obedience. It notes religious objections, government orders, and sharp criticism from figures including Dr Paasche and political factions, with references to the War Ministry and party lines amid tensions in Berlin and national security debates.
Fragmentary notes describe a proposal for new wharves at Watclise Park with access details and plans involving a venue or developer. The text references a meeting planler and safety concerns due to fires and crowds, plus a proposed route or price.
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