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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
3
A highly garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and objects with no coherent events. The text mentions streets, schools, teams, and various disjointed items, offering little readable context or a distinct news item.
Fractured OCR text describes produce sales in Sydney with jumbled phrases and scattered names. It mentions shipments, people, and times but provides no clear event, figures, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text shows references to merger discussions, local authorities, and names such as Marion and Gaile Minhext. The page hints at court or public notices, schedules, and community events with scattered mentions of places like Paley and Teateins, along with tangential names and terms.
Railway commissioners led by Chief Traffic Manager H L Me Divisiwogl and MD Simpson visited Campbelltown in a southern line inspection tour. Alderman Varli key figures welcomed them as rain dampened morning travels. a local gathering discussed unloading improvements and safety at nearby stations.
Report describes a presentation to Mr W M Fehin by NSW Hatlway Department officers during an inquiry. The sitting at Congleton is noted for remarks by Mr Tenon about a railway man active since 1851 still able to work without wage loss.
A Bathurst report details large plantings of fruit trees and results from the Bathurst Experimental Farm. It notes contracts and trials with a government orchard, promising results in cultivation and selection, including apple production and pest control on a 30 acre plot managed by W. Mantavelty and R. Rack.
A fragmentary report describes an Easter Monday event at Kohirt Swain where a person named Seiler was assaulted by a group, leading to a court outcome. The note references a six year sentence, a location Wotangore, and a trial tied to a secret meeting with Costin.
An auction at the Infermafiol Bureau Department in Lamile Omfuy sold Crown land parcels. Nineteen of twenty offered items were sold with prices from about 225 to 8 shillings, including mink from Gartoy Rallwas Sislon and entries from Spirot Middle tar. Alfred and Mr Maghc Dutt were noted among attendees.
Margaret Barnes aged 22 a housekeeper faced Central Police Court on a charge of buying whisky without a license at 1k Quay Street on April 4. Evidence for the defense was heard by Mrs Farrell the magistrate. The court convicted Barnes and fined her 20 pounds with a further imprisonment in default of payment.
A policeman carried a man and a woman to safety along Parramatta road as rain flooded the area. The pair, shaken by the flood, were helped across mud and saved from danger. The officer’s act drew attention amid the downpour and the injured man was taken to Broken Hospital for treatment. The scene occurred near Primperdown with bystanders noting the unusual sight of a constable assisting two injured pedestrians.
A fragmented weather report describes cloudy showers and scattered rain in places including Burney. The text references varying wind, temperatures, and unsettled skies with mentions of rain bands and changing conditions across multiple locales.
The Hunter, the Newcastle and Hunter River Company's new steamer, made its first Sydney Harbour appearance under Captain Warne and Chief Engineer Bhmmers. The vessel, in excellent condition, prepared to sail immediately when required. Officers included Clarke, Johnson, Bettet, and Cuthertson. The Hunter berthed at Federal Wharf, Darling Harbour.
Bank of New South Wales closed at 40, Union Bank at 0, with several lines of quotations for Bank of Australasia National Bank of New Zealand Bank of New Zealand and related debentures and municipal bonds across Melbourne and New Zealand markets.
The document outlines a contested will of a deceased individual with issues of fraud and alleged coercion. It references the court’s examination of the will’s validity, potential influence by others, and concerns about the testator's mental vigor and comprehension of the property distribution.
Residents report a man missing near Tamota prompting a search by authorities and community volunteers. Local officials describe a wide area sweep with police, fire crews, and volunteers visiting homes and businesses as they await any clues to his whereabouts.
Fragmented report notes injuries on the steamer Kinora involving Mr Laster second engineer and passenger Mr Partridge with Mrs Cox among those hurt. It mentions a lawsuit in Sydney District Court against William Walker over musical instruments and value. The item lists various local names, places, and companies, including Robert Ingham Clark and Company and a note on confectionery and ear nose throat services, with advertisements for deafness specialist and a peppermint cure.
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