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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1905
Page
3
A sprawling, fragmented OCR reads like a wholesale fruit market report. It mentions Queensland bananas, Fiji, Vietnam, and Fiji sample notes alongside prices, quotations, and dealer names, with sporadic references to markets, ships, and wholesale terms.
Local notices reveal sales and price highlights from Paterson and Sarpond and partners in Sydney. Roberta Lieleeana Co. st and 168 Sussex-st advertise high bids for futons, machines, wheel repairs, and rail tree goods with daily sale notices and public auctions.
A fragmentary report describes a Randwick beggar during a water police court session. It notes the man’s claim of no work and hunger while facing harsh conditions and possible imprisonment after a period of labor in a harsh environment.
The case of Charles Struck of Tyrris-etret, Prrmont, before Tades Barkhinne in the Dis-Wwiet Court today seeks £64 with £25 claimed for Pi wes' Veard. Quintén appeared for the plaintiff. Tiny Getenie was mentioned, and the court delivered a verdict for the plaintiff.
A burglary at Messrs. Coppel and Company in Melbourne occurred between Saturday evening and the early hours. Intruders forced a brick wall entrance, accessed the shop, and carried off about £60 in cash and valuables, leaving behind damaged fittings and a doorframe. Police inquiry follows.
Fragmented report on Broken Hill South Blocks and The London Option detailing a proposed sale and restructuring. Notes terms for wood pushers, share allocations, and legal opinions on dividend distribution and pro rata rights among contributory and price of new company shares.
Fragmented OCR reads like a courtroom or ceremonial oath discussion with garbled names and places. It mentions several persons and dates with unclear context, including a reference to a Friday event and a contract or legal wording. The readable bits hint at an oath or pledge and possibly a legal case involving Me Ce Dilewi. The texture is patchy and non cohesive.
The article describes a chaotic transfer of hotel properties and names a lengthy roster of owners and managers. It notes a contested process, mixed signals, and a crowded scene at the negotiation table with varying claims to control.
A court records Annie White of View atroct and Mur Tickville Wer of Nowlont Pallee Court fined 28 for selling milk containing added water. Previously, £2 was levied for similar adulteration. The prosecution argued adulteration reached crisis levels, while the defense noted severe penalties.
A fragment from a historic wartime piece laments naval glory and national resolve. The narrator praises the maritime spirit, invoking Alphas and Omega, Holy Trinity, and the Great Hellaln, urging unity behind military might while reflecting on past glories and future preparations.
Readable fragment outlines daily mail routes and vessels serving ports including Sydney Nelsons Bay Melbourne Hobart Dunedin and Adelaide. Mentions ships Myee Hawke Warrimoo Katlatipu and Noorebar with destinations such as Wardellchmond River Tomah and Byron Bay.
William Hendricks, a 47 year old Jenny, was sentenced to hard labour by Water Potica Court on a charge regarding property of Mary Donnelly. Keene, a Brockershop owner, testified Hendricks entered Thursday, bought a tax token for a penny, then returned to an adjoining room where the claim arose.
A local crew led by Masna Anter from Milet Crete cleaned up the area around the wells for 10 days, under a scheduled operation. Additional work included wall repairs and safety checks conducted by the team and associates.
James Strong, 20, a timber-getter, was struck by a falling branch while at Work near Waverfais. He was picked up insensible and transported to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Redfern after Dr Dansey attended him. He remains in hospital with compression injuries the report notes.
Matthew Fogas aged four resided at 19 Murray Street Waterloo found unconscious in Darling Street Waterloo by Constable J Smith. Ambulance attended and Dr Simpson pronounced life extinct. The Sydney Hospital was notified and the case underway.
The ALM Company steamer Pacifique reached Sydney from Noumea on Sunday carrying passengers. One timber passenger, unbooked at the French port, appeared at 6 am Saturday. he was born to Chinese parents and named Pacifique. In Melbourne, Mr Tom Magn delivered an address on socialism asserting that workers should be free and independent and that women deserve economic freedom.
Fragmented text describes a fatality linked to a strange event or accident. Names, dates, and places are obscured, but references to a writer, a writer ban, and a sequence of unclear actions hint at a tragic event with notable individuals and regional context.
An unclear report describes an accident involving Dr Slate and several others amid a scene with disrupted bystanders and unclear details. The text references a medical figure, a family, and a sequence of events that may indicate a collision or collision-like incident with injuries or urgent response.
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