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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
14
A portion of a newspaper page reads as garbled OCR text with scattered letters and numbers. The readable bits mention final edition and references to a place or person but lack clear events or names.
A long fragmented report outlines parliamentary argument on land reform and public ownership. It cites the Crown, ministers, and imperial powers, detailing regulation, registration, and the scope of government control over land and property with references to Wales, England, and the United Kingdom.
A court record shows the judge questioning test ercliog and the repeal of the Waste Act. He notes the government could exercise Crown lands control and argues the appeal should be granted while the Government remains authorized to use Crown lands for public purposes.
An enduring Labor Party meeting adjourned amid cheers as Mr Holmes led with a calm display. The session spoke to substantial approval and unity within the party, highlighting a shift toward solidarity and resolve for future efforts.
The Mo tournament moves toward conclusion with semi final play underway. Gore defeats Purdie to advance, while Veicouae trails as the field narrows toward the championship match.
Readable notes describe Coonamble racing event with a large crowd and weather impact. Mentions Haroalt-WNL and a main heat, home crowd details unclear. The item includes race pacing and trial orders with partial names and times.
A fragmented account of Wollongong races notes the winner of the main event, a late times list, and several named horses. The text mentions Thor and Lady and references stakes and trial names, with unclear times and prizes.
At the UNL tennis meet the Gudmez University Lewo Teoma Club opened play with several matches. Barbour defeated Baoleelly in Class B finals, and Pachter received a walkover in another pairing. Batemen and Tu won doubles, while Dervis led Browghuen and Fist in a 14 18 set. Terrey defeated Hobees and Rundy beat Marmiy in singles contests.
A garbled report references Malden Juvenile… proposed damages of 160 pounds for alleged improper conduct. The case involves Aphibald Ferayih and a Mr Justis Fergueeo in a London court dated midweek.
Racy finish in the Flemington event opens with a two mile circuit. The race, labeled Grand National, drew a 108 hurdle field and featured close running to the final stretch.
A trial unfolds in the Crown’s case against a man identified as Browm for murder in St Ives. The lengthy proceedings include police testimony, defense arguments, and jury deliberations amid tense courtroom scenes.
Victorian era race notes describe numerous horses and riders achieving milestones across tracks near Lain Fhe Fotomblan and Imi Ger. Entries mention Pietda, Dewberry, Bonnie, and others, with details of mile exploits and jumps.
Report by C Chapple, returning officer for West Spacey division, states that William Morris Hughes, Commonwealth Attorney-General, was elected as representative in the Derby district, amid a noisy scene with protests and interruptions. The ceremony included taunts and volleys of orders as officials moved to conclude the vote.
A fragmentary report describes a boy accused of assault by a fox at a local facility. He faces a two year term at the Leog Bay Reformatory for the offense and related incidents.
A garbled OCR passage shows scattered names, phrases, and fragments. It mentions people and places in a jumble, with no clear event or coherent narrative to summarize into a definite news item.
A garbled telegraphic dispatch from Canberra reports anger in Australia over tariff and supply duties as Ottawa and Ottawa allied partners consider routes to counter Canada and Indonesia. The file mentions Mr Foster and commerce officials, plus potential shifts in near-term trade aims affecting Jaganti and Catlues.
A damaged steamship was refloated and towed to port after an early morning incident. Local harbor authorities reported the vessel suffered a propulsion fault and drifted toward the wharf, prompting a brief mobilization of tugs and salvage crews. No injuries were reported.
Fragmentary notice lists court actions and guardianship items. It records names including Mire Sanh Lau, ML Le Prkrome, Bett, Hierher Easton, and Martin. It notes charges of pilfering valued at £30 and missing draught gelding valued at £58 with addresses Hesebush and Hameln, and references to temperance league activities.
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