Shares Fall As Market Remains Quiet In London Trade
The share market opened weak on Friday with prices edging down from the prior close. Copper and other commodities rose slightly while several listings in Broken Hill and Sydney showed modest gains though overall sentiment remained cautious amid limited trading activity and investor caution about near term outlook.
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Pelealo Paler Olate Ehak Ieail
Tandng
Bucone
Eableg
Sory Sauiey
London
Wystar Inchitect
Ste Sisoidler- Brawen
Saath
Finiddter
Helly
North Broken
Erratic OCR Fragment Highlights Late ADRIVEELEMENTS Data
Fragmentary text shows garbled abbreviations and place names with scattered references to times and locations. It mentions EST and June reminders, Watson's Bay, and multiple labeled items suggesting a misread classification and ad like entries from a past issue.
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Peiberinghamest
Pune
Aioe
Aden
Whem
June Reiinds
Watson’s Bay
Eve
Frreat Yoghee Nitibar Liniment Advert Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Yoghee Nitibar Liniment and Nitibur Ointment with odd quantities, plus Cadets and scattered phrases. Readable entities include Chennai and Grosan style terms, but most content is garbled. The readable items imply an old medicinal ad or listing with uncertain product names and locations.
Copper stocks and mine outputs dominate regional market updates
An official report from theory Mines notes copper ore output and mine drive progress across South Drive and other sites. Telegraph quotes from Adelaide Melbourne and Sydney report copper sales, block pricing, and quotational shifts for firms like Broken Hill Proprietary and Mount Elliott alongside smaller operations.
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Ning
Glanmire
Montana
Gilmore ‘Tin
North Id
Adelaide
O.K
Broken Hill Proprietary
Ealer
Melbourne
Broken Mill Proprietary
Dreference
Junction North
Ms Sd
Mount Elliott
Uyer
Selier Yeod
Sydney
Baker’s Crack
Budgery Mines
Pal
North Columbia
O.K. Copper
Mount Cappindah
Hillgrove
Ssil
Pastiemaine and Wood
Wales
Atock
Mubgang
Sanction North
Wallaroo
Moonta
Souis
Aix Weeks
Bisroken Hill South
Eix Weeke
Mount Molloy
Cobar
Rudgery
Mount Bop
James Gleason jailed for theft in Erskineville case
James Gleason, an IS dealer, was sentenced to four months at Newtons Potton Court after stealing 64 from Annie Dobens of Lambertsient Erskineville. He pretended at her house to change money, bought a pair for 64, then asked for change and left never to return. Gleason has prior records including two years in the carpentarian Reformatory and a month for stealing.
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James Gleason
Newtons Potton Court
Annie Dobens
Lambertsient
Erskineville
Dobson
Gleeson
Rabbite
Bleeson
Carpentarian Reformatory
The Earth's Movements and Celestial Variations
A fragment notes Flore's twelve movements of the earth and related celestial variations. It lists topics on solar orbit perturbations, secular tilt changes, planetary interactions, gravity shifts, and Earth's rotation axis behavior as studied by Flammarion and colleagues.
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Flammerton
Rainy unsettled weather across New South Wales
Sydney Observatory forecast shows cloudy periods with showers across much of New South Wales and coastal areas south of the Hunter River. Rain fell from White Cliffs to Me nindle and Hecht near Riverina and western slopes. many town names listed with showers and higher rainfall in Sydney with 21 inches in the year to January 1. GOULBURN and KIAMA reports note soaking rain and improving conditions, while NAURABAL signals beneficial, largely agricultural rainfall for the week ahead.
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Sydney Observatory
New South Wales
Riverina
Barwon
Hunter River
Metro Ece
Kodney
Reston
Sminaie
Farrenn Moree Homrah 0 Mount Victoria“. Mureetorie
Smsrualiarrah
Sarrabel
Serramiteris
Deweaatie
Mumleytottie
Rational Path
Om Grange
Pelea Ieee Sainte Eewae
Woolkoalgs Bi
Blackheath
Tekst Cahaucs
Gussie Cootambin
Gabo Ista
Guanalah
Gientnins
Hay
Dervie Ray
Katoomba Kiatia
Tawsda
Jaka
Murrurund
Moruya
Park Blopheus
Seal Tucks
Burney Wheary
Wilkeduila
Wollongang
Wellington
Wieanola
Tough Seas
Tiatemane Say
Crookbavenesis
Jertin Bay
Kiama
Lake Macquarie
Sydney
Goulburn
Han
Tay
Halumay
Bistriet
Torrants
Euler
Jane Naurabal
Sayrday
English Mail Missives Reach Sydney Delayed
The English mail dated London May 37 via P and O ships Meotudin reports expected to reach Sydney next Monday for payment of salaries due to GP.eh at dollar amounts.
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London
Sydney
Snake Charmer Show Described With Serpents and Daring
The piece recounts a snake charming act featuring African and Indian cobras and pythons in a circus setting. Performers employ chains of fakir-like training, complex handling, and hypnotic music to coax snake movements. The article notes risks, equipment, and the hazards of tame and untamed species, with vivid but cautious detail.
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Eld
Howe
Prikeus
Roestily
Polanaong
Afrien
Lemgrh
Ephoyunie
Abe
Dongidi
Cenakis
Ioira
Jeogih
Tamia
Higgine
Huntline
Malay Peninsula
Terest
Europa
Steve
Publi
Mumell
Abe Fowlie
Honda
Ovina
India
Shennakis
Davon
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Delae
Broken Hill
Neah Diets
Broken Hill Junction
Dtr
la Sydney
Araluen
Cate
Sewatatn
Graat Yoghee Nitibar Cadets
Narra Mir Coe
Melbourne Trust
North Revken
ChiMagoo
Elllals
Crown Lyell
Bright
Brisols
Nuggwry Ana
Iss
McDowell
Hughes
Sri
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Pang Kana
Aine
George
Neat Gpo
Waterview Villa
Balmain
Raine and
Horne
THE
English Mail
Aurora
Hucktoad
Sean
Boyar
Linton
Eta
Evenutwem
Wright
Amd Pear
Elon Saad
A. Et Wa
Townsville
A. Roper
Fee
Langham Hotel
York Street
Curialus
USA
Lucy Lee
Jeffrel
Hatton Quartett
Sheldon
Rogers Brothers
Dyerand Cleaners
Snake Charming
Reighs, Etc
Bottle Merchants
George B. Philip & Son
George Street
Hunter-St
Salené
Findon 9
Pemmlus Romibars
Boaien
Witiele Epwckmen
New Yorke Zoological Park
Sosks
Eharasee Pharmer
Usman Akon
Newrittt
Vieloue
Wistor
New York Silteern
Hans Towne, Geen
Bueilerim
Twaced
Fraller
Sopweil
Lwa Cman
Halwlon
Tribune Review
Chillers Victoria
Mastn Peron
Purzel
Desis
Sis
North Sunsay
Barry
Reine’ Sone Geres Blackteads
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