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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
6
An OCR fragmented page mentions wheat and seeds, commerce terms, and scattered names. References to locations, meetings, fairs, and prices appear amid noisy text, with stray lines about memory notices and local services. The readable items suggest a busy old newspaper page with notices, ads, and community notes.
A garbled OCR extract from Sydney produce trade notes describes pricing, buyers, and shipments with numerous misreads. It mentions lucerne, bids, and various firms, but the text is largely indecipherable, limiting clear facts, entities, or outcomes for a concise summary.
A contested boundary at Peel River Farms Tamworth involves a ramnairmd animal and panrthoren claims tied to apple tone for Perk River fares. Mr A M Tyler, land agent W Mellonalt, and district surveyor negotiate over boundary riders and preterumen, with authorities to decide claims amid a driven rene and Vormea's orton context.
The Metropolitan Union lists a Pontsonby Club tour with Auckland contingent, planning matches in Sydney. The schedule shows fixtures for Wednesday and Saturday with Newtown sides and a potential top game underlined by affiliation talks.
The Buduliat Federation records a united agitational push by imprisoned and broken unionists across multiple regions. Leaders including Mr. M Nulty presided as motions for détente were proposed at the SchwllAt Conference, with several members of the pummined ubloae supporting early steps toward peace.
Sent back to New Zealand. Jona Chalmers Menmineway, a 4 young engineer, was charged this morning with several alleged offenses in Wellington. Detective Andrews of the New Zealand police stated the Siddey police made charges likely to involve additional preceptings to be conducted in the Dominion, and they withdraws.
Lady Phore paid a visit to the Central Home of the Sydney Day Nursery Association in Darlington. She was received by Mrs. Hugh Dizontre, Gilbert Loder, and Mrs. Fairtex. After inspecting the home, Lady Phore was entertained in the afternoon in the committee room.
Tr Walter Spenner of the British Science Guild and New South Wales branch official discussed railway stock carriage policy with a reporter at Enmore Road. The interview highlighted key figures like Lord Alverstoke and Lord Rayleigh, the guild’s broad scope, and the commitment to addressing railway transport practices and animal safety.
Delegates from three districts gather to form a federal arbitration backed body for colliery workers. The assembly backs a new code to sustain peaceful settlements, prevent strikes, and extend branches across states. Members praise Mr Alitetoll for support.
A Roumanian named Lacare Farchy faced North Sydney Police Court this morning charged with stealing from a dwelling in Neutral Bay. The offence occurred between June 7 and June 15, involving a gold watch valued at £10. The case was committed for trial.
A male informant told the Postal Commission that suburban exchange operators often took brief meals during work intervals. Witness described attempts to grab a bite during pauses while the panel teased that a luncheon would be arranged to allow 32 bites per portion.
A crowded meeting at Sydney Town Hall featured Mr Alexander and Dr Chapman honoring a 60th birthday, with a sermon urging the audience to get right with God. An American evangelist spoke for the expunyys, praising faith and calling for prayer as many hands rose for response.
The report details a brisk morning with a heavy frost and extensive exercise on the course. Numerous horses such as Mirabis Drykie Livaria and others worked across distances from six to seven furlongs with varied paces, while named riders and horses like Gaiden Brawn Sula, Wow Roy, and Em armasin were noted in trials and splits.
H 8 Wollcombe, sent by the Archbishop of York, travels from London aboard EMS Oras to establish and promote a Pan-Anglican society for boys and young men. The tour spans nine months, visiting Australia, then South Africa and Dodie, to explain the group's ideas and methods.
The Sybary Marine Underwalers and Salvage Association received a cable stating the NuD.Lalning four-lasted parque Hergoen Terilie has arrived at Fal mouth from South Australia. The association said a report of wrecking was incorrect and noted Col Foxton will represent Australia at the Imperial Defence Conference after leaving Melbourne for London.
The RMS Ormuz arrived from London at Fremantle this morning. Passengers listed include Messrs W. Riddle and a number of women and girls with various names such as Mrs Leant, Mites Eifle and Etreon. The voyage continues to Sydney with a diverse set of travelers onboard.
A historical note details the ensign of H M S Commonwealth with mentions of naval officers including Commander William Henry May, Admiral Sir Arn Berkeley and Lord Jersey. It references global connections and the presence of New South Wales officials.
In Camperdown a young trio attempted a break in at the Richmond Street dwelling in a case tied to the Ansteans Gaallest Pei pany. Baysddell pleaded guilty to the robbery and Summers assisted. Summers was not guilty. Basdell remained convicted while one accomplice was discharged.
Prime Minister Asquith replies to Keir Hardie in the House of Commons about a potential acceptance of a Commonwealth wealth aid or Dreadnought offer. He states the decision hinges on forthcoming financial arrangements and communications between the government and the Commonwealth, asserting no immediate acceptance.
The English Mail reports the Orms or Ormus and Enetley male fates arriving in London on May 21 at Prestaniie. The piece promises delivery of willows and notes peculiarities of the shipment. The text is garbled with many unreadable phrases and stray names, but centers on the arrival and expected readiness for delivery.
Fragmented OCR describes a death case with unnamed suspects and photographs. The text references Elsie Starr, a well known local figure, and mentions a pregnancy claim, court actions, and police inquiries. Names, places, and dates are unclear due to garbled text but imply a homicide investigation with sensational tone and social impact.
An article reports a laborer, charged with assaulting women in a village near Water vilge Court. The defendant, Walker, pleaded not guilty but was found guilty and sent to gaol. A magistrate stated the sentence for the assault as severe, reflecting a concern for public safety.
A garbled report discusses miners facing accidents and calls for relief funds. It notes lawmakers and officials weighing how to protect workers, with proposals to extend coverage and empower authorities to aid those most in need, including eye injuries.
The report covers a Newtown police incident on June 8 involving William Wilson and George Wilkow, both struck during a disorder at a billiard saloon. Walter Firawa and others are named in a chaotic narrative with injuries described, investigators arriving as the alleged assault concluded, and the case set for trial.
The Mailiwme groilemem have been appointed h Ys crmninie tha ae Pabity Alores Supply at Trine Mird. Captain Nelensinia, cor oier-general of Protons, chairs. Me. 21 YW Moltitian, under-secretary for finance, and MeL. Merckelman, representative, are named. The brief marginal note mentions Lamb's Linoleum Dream and a small expense.
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