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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1909
Page
8
Fragmented OCR hints at a collage involving Wood and Company, special project teams, and named individuals. Mentions KaARLES EINSELL and AI Astewerimans amid garbled phrasing and scattered terms.
The report paints a grim farm year with scarce rain and mounting losses yet notes cautious optimism as farmers adapt. It cites uneven yields, rising costs, and persistent stock concerns while highlighting resilience amid grinding conditions and government aid attempts.
The Mosman Musical Bursary show at the Town Hall drew a full audience Friday night. Performances included Tosca style arias, operatic selections, and choruses with notable soloists and an orchestral band, in memory of a former mayor.
Shipping update details a voyage from Fort Darwin to Brstan with passengers including Men Mary Mew Ret Mim Moumman Houmaty lots Rymeuon A. Mincgrener etc. The list mentions captains Jinmam and one from Haven with multiple crew and destinations, amid unclear cargo notes and routes.
The item lists ships and routes including Seamer Cove and Manuka with departures for Sydney and Fremantle. It notes Nippon Steel's yearly report, dividend expectations, and general European service trends. Barcarolle and Bullara ship movements chart port traffic and future departures, with references to Australasian trade and passenger links.
Fragmentary report traces movements from Melbourne to Sydney and London with June to July departures and arrivals. It mentions ships named Gee Svea and Alden Gay, weather warnings, gales, and rough seas affecting routes from New Zealand to Australia. Mariners report winds, seas, and delays across the Tasman Sea and southern oceans.
The Lang Federal Council of the Polars debates extending candidate receipt times and potential Labor gains. Sydney reports note two new branches, a Labor council dispute over Eric Stokes who was selected for England shipbuilding, and a call to set up an impartial inquiry after executive recommendations.
The fourth anniversary observance by a St George society at the Royal Exchange, Presided by Senator Colonel Niels, drew a large audience. Performances included pieces by J J Badci and R Rickerde with Leonel Lawson's viola praised. Mr Hl Caldwell rendered Long live the King. amiable chairman noted no war since 1815 and urged peace in Europe. Officiants Slack and Goabell were commended for smooth arrangements.
At Hunter's Hill Police Court eleven young men faced charges after a Sunday May event described as heading em two-up in the Walle Gstate hall. Pleas of not guilty entered. witnesses testified of players forming a ring and police observations as the group dispersed. A piece of wood was found near the ring. witnesses claimed cough remedies were used and a school crowd reaction noted.
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