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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
3
An assortment of ill formatted snippets references names, places, prices, and items like poultry apples pigeons and various goods. It reads like a jumbled market ledger with scattered figures, vendors, and product terms interwoven across multiple locales and dates.
A dense OCR fragment lists items and names from Sydney Produce Sales to markets at Redfern Sale Yards and related brokers. Mentions include Wool, Wheat, Fat Stock, Pineapple, and various brokers and buyers. References appear to multiple vendors, locations, and sale terms with scattered proper nouns such as Prescott, Blah, and Melbourne-like naming.
The Electrical Trades Wages Board issued minima for Government railways and tramways workers. The schedule lists daily rates by class for metal linemen, leading hands, testers, armature winders, telephone repairers, apprentices, and more with overtime, Sunday and holiday pay, night shifts, and travel allowances. The award takes effect yesterday and runs for three years.
Nellie Drummond Cahill, 48, faced Central Police Court charged with stealing a watch and chain from Mrs Elisabet Anderson at the Golden Fleece Hotel in Campbell Street Sydney on Sunday June 19. Constable Hamilton recounted following the accused into the hotel and finding the chain partly in her mouth, with a forceful jaw issue observed. The accused pleaded not guilty and sought a higher court, and she was admitted to the sessions.
Rabbits are scarce in the southern catchment area near Sydney water supply. Trappers are quitting as work is not profitable. The Water Board heard the update at a morning meeting and welcomed the decrease in bunny activity.
Twenty one men arrested in Brisbane street on June 8 were brought before Central Puller Court. They pleaded guilty to being found in a common gaming house. Sub Inspector Spanew stated two up players shift venues. they hired a rough in a house and moved on when policy were found. Accused claimed they played for gate of two men with even money. they did not deter passersby. Mr Mabt suggested petty penalties to discourage gambling. Each defendant sentenced to five pounds and 14 days imprisonment.
An auction sale notice for Poultry and Pig Farms near Mortdale is announced, dated on or about June 24. Ernest CV Bronguou is named for the sale. Rev J B Fulton of West Maitland is recorded as elected Moderator of the Fresbytery of the Hunter.
A list of discharged officers and retirees is noted amid a long, unreadable block. Names include Charon Maman, Joan Taylor, Edward G. TWaitoway, and others as they depart after lengthy service. The text references dates and pensions but remains garbled.
An OCR damaged text fragment describes a court scene at Kensington with multiple names and actions. It mentions a trial, a jury, and a verdict related to a suspect, with unclear dates and many garbled words. The passage references defendants and a possible sentence, but specifics are unreadable.
A Farmers and Settlers movement urges the Minister for Lands to resume action on land settlement in the Morwe district. They call for steps to restart promised arrangements enabling settlement and rent reductions, aiming to open land for closer settlement at the earliest date.
Rabbit skins traded at weekly rates with prices from 11d to 24d lower than last week. Seals sold at 10.184 per unit with occasional higher buys. Grades 920 to 114d and 13d noted. many hides ready and others down to 62.
A garbled historical OCR text lists numerous unreadable fragments, names, places, and partial phrases. It mentions people such as Mey, W Pree, and Joe Gerers, with scattered references to locations, events, and items like towers, ferries, and various actions, but the overall content is unclear and inconsistent.
A fragmented ar jumble lists nurses by name amid a Christmas pageant, noting payments and benevolence. It mentions a Jollification event, a caretaking fund, and various names such as Mr. We and Dr. Emewdon in an obscure charitable context.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a park scene with figures possibly named Marnen and Tetons amid noisy activity. The text includes scattered place and personal names and stray numbers, lacking coherent narrative or dates.
A garbled OCR text fragment lists scattered personal names, places, and terms with nonstandard spelling. It presents as a jumble of phrases and misread segments lacking a coherent narrative or clear event.
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