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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
3
Amid volatile wheat markets, buyers in Melbourne and Adelaide seek higher bids while producers in Russia and Siberia explore export routes. Analysts note limited U.S. wheat reliance, with Australian exports forecast to rise as rail logistics and new trade arrangements shape shipments. The report highlights the impact of provisional government policies and the global demand cycle on grain prices.
A garbled 19th century produce auction advertisement mentions Wheat values per bushel, fruit trees, and various farm goods. It lists sellers and locations around Redfern with prices and references to auctions, daily sales, and produce stock. The text preserves names like Matthews and Irwin while noting Redwear and Fairfield related terms.
City council debated reserving part of Conk Park for bowling at eighty two and a half per month with a proposal to raise rent to ten percent. Aldermen clashed over betting, ping pong, and beer as key concerns while amendment supporters argued for exclusive bowls use and potential repeal moves were signaled.
A fragmentary ad shows Mesare, Sweet Mtrothers and Newtown promoting garments. It highlights blouses in cashmere prints and a range of fabrics including flannel, voile, and linen. The copy mentions limited stock and diverse styles by the manufacturer.
Aqnie Anderson an elderly woman appeared in Water Police Court today charged with attempting to manslaughter. A dying Pho arcunedd from phosphorous poisoning was found Wednesday evening near her residence in Scery Hills and she was taken to St Vincent's Hospital. She said she was tired of life after a life of trouble and expressed regret for her rash act. Mr Macfarlane S.M. nominally sentenced her to the insise of the Court.
Mr W P Reeves Agent General has been appointed High Commissioner for New Zealand in Auckland with the designation effective Wednesday.
The health of Mr Julius Knight is improving and plans to move from Sydney to Adelaide to convalesce before the Knight Jeffries season which starts July 15. His Honour FE Rogers, Judge of the southwestern district, is named to act as a Judge of the Supreme Court. In Elstermwick Western Australia a Chinese man went on a murderous rampage with an axe, killing Edward Ellis and Ling See the Chinese gardener and severely injuring Pierce.
An early advertisement touts Dr Shel don’s New Discovery as the best lung remedy in the world, claiming restful sleep after use. It promotes a small pleasant dose and guarantees each bottle, stating availability everywhere for bronchial coughs alongside Woods' Great Peppermint Cure in a 64 ounce size.
The Equity suit involving Colin Christie seeking a perpetual injunction against Charles Elvin Gillowt to stop nuisance by waking music and disturbance was heard before Mr Justices A Simpees Ui. Plaintiff and neighbor claimed prolonged musical disturbance from No 43 Eegecuitt road Woolalira, with details of a settlement discussed but undisclosed.
A colonial era immigration roll details last year denials and permissible exceptions for Chinese, New Caledonians, Pacific Islanders, and Cape Verde taters. It lists individuals, origins, and reasons for refusals under the administration’s policy, noting exclusions based on wariness toward certain nationalities and domicile status.
A Scottish visitor Walper Miviania is charged with stealing items valued at £5 80 from Stephen Rowan and Richard Leonard at Randwick. He pleaded guilty. magistrate delays sentence and considers extended custody with later review. Concurrent six month terms proposed for the main charges.
Sydney obituary notes the death of Alfred Aukincom Tateick Tighe aged seven in a hospital ship era misread. Irish descent. Born Corfu, educated at Rewcastle. served long as Marter General under Sir James Martin. He held public duties in Wormuh and Northumberland, later moving to Sydney four years ago after bearing from bear sickness since 1885. He was a widow and left a large family.
The Town and Country Journal this week highlights the NSW fruit growing industry with its natural advantages and scope for expansion. Emu Plains and Kurrajong are showcased as orchard districts, with a descriptive article likely to interest growers and investors in the thriving sector.
The narrative mentions Narrabri and Charles Macfarine facing trial for alleged injuries, with details about a Westminster Glew Party and a Town Hall gathering last evening. An Indianee performance is planned for afternoon, and a new programme will be submitted tonight. The crowd was large with encores. The piece references sleeping arrangements and wholesale and retail houses in the vicinity.
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