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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1907
Page
3
A garbled page shows references to wheat and other commodities with price hints and market terms. Mentions New South Wales wheat, bushel prices, and various traders or brokers alongside scattered product listings and measurements.
Spoilt, a barmaid from Crow’s Nest, sued Constable Samuel Race of Shatewood Police for 60 pounds claiming assault after an April incident at a hotel. The jury found for the plaintiff with a verdict of zero pounds, deeming the alleged indignity not serious.
A garbled weather report outlines temperatures and wind patterns with references to places and figures, but the OCR text is heavily corrupted. It mentions settlements, directions, and unsettled conditions, implying ongoing cooling trends and variable wind. No clear date, location, or definitive forecast is extractable from the fragments.
The Tonal hospital was sold Saturday by the C.D.S. of Belaust for ZIM. Mr. J. Tweedie of Portland bought it. Three-sevenths of the proceeds go to the Government and four-sevenths to wart for erection of a suitable building for a Mmounbanks institute. The hospital had stood since its erection in 4692. Five weeks after the sale the auctioneer received a site from Syancy instructing him to postpone the gate.
A person named Doyle appeared in police court in Adelaide charged with passing a forged cheque for 9 135 pounds to benefit Welch and Company of Ben Murat. Witnesses were summoned from Sydney for the proceedings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a dispute involving a barque named Woollahra and a group abbreviated as Absa. The text mentions argument, possible hearing at Mesea and a noted contradiction, but details are unclear.
Noted physician Dr Rudolf Schiffoxann claims a new remedy instantly relieves severe asthma and hay fever, promising cure for previously incurable cases. He invites sufferers to attend a seminar in Sydney to learn the method and obtain treatment details.
In a lengthy opponent exchange Griffin and Thorn fought a hard bout with gritty clinches and rapid exchanges. Thorn showcased speed and defense while Griffin pressed hard, scoring late. An injury to Griffin’s groin and penalties against him colored the match, but Thorn narrowly prevailed in a tough, wary contest.
Sidney fighter Truscott knocks out Melbatras rival Dunn in a hard fought contest at the Humodralny arena before the 200 House seats. Truscott is declared the winner as the bout ends with a decisive finish.
New South Wales selectors named the squad to tour Bristave for matches against Queensland on June 28, July 8 and 16. The list includes backs and forwards with Daly omitted, and selection aims to keep the Military side together for a later challenge.
The plaintiff Richard Anamars of Mulrup Street sues James Nezle of Crown Street Woolloomooloo for damages over alleged slander. The matter cites defaming statements about the plaintiff, including threats and accusations, heard in court proceedings on a morning in Sydney.
A Victorian era health notice explains various intestinal worms and their risks for children. It details the long thread worm and long rod worm, the cape worm varieties, how worms are contracted, their nests and effects on digestion, and urges use of Comstock's Dead Shot Worm Pellets as a safe remedy sold by chemists and stores.
Prof. David notes vast, ancient wells dot eastern India from 00 to 200 yards apart, many 20 to 40 feet deep, serving irrigation and reservoirs. Wells appear abundant across Karna region, with water supplies stable despite low rainfall, contrasting with brackish, deep Australian wells. He observes granite basements and ancient erosion patterns shaping a water-rich landscape.
The Auckland Licensing Committee on June 4 discussed employing barmaids in city hotels. The chairman and committee voiced reluctance to endorse reform, noting lack of enforcement power and urging venue owners to voluntarily limit bar work to men. Public opinion appears shifting toward excluding women from certain hotel roles.
Albury reports show a delegation including Johnson, Kamisaldie, and Wychard visiting with a party of local officials and clerks to discuss railway matters.
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