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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
7
A fragmentary note shows an alderman protesting a plan to build and fringe up the area, with heated remarks about public officials and a panel decision cited as the cause of the delay. The text is garbled and reads as a debate over legitimacy and timing in the public works matter.
Fragmentary note mentions rugby selections and a front row line. Text is garbled with unclear names and context making precise summary difficult. The readable portion implies evaluation or testing of players with attention to front row roles and potential selection decisions.
The notice lists upcoming matches and venues across leagues with dates and times. Teams including Beaver College, Pineville Rangers, and Beeworld are scheduled for Saturday events and later fixtures at various stadiums around the region.
A chaotic parliamentary scene critiques federal control over sulfate and sulphur imports. The Country Party and Government factions clash over tariff policy and phosphate production. The piece notes 44 tons of daily import needs and a 2,000 ton annual sulphur shortfall, with references to Core Creek and Port Kemble. The article portrays a government in a bind over farm aid and free market pressures on Australian resources.
In Melbourne Tusmia reports the conference has decided to end all concession betting at Victorian racecourses after prolonged debate. The ruling bans wagering on major events and will take effect after June dates.
Mary M'Donnell of Kasydwick seeks resolution in the Pulp Rents Court. The case concerns ownership and rent arrears linked to a dwelling once described as a lecture hall. Proceedings reference past occupancy and disputed ownership dating back two years.
The text appears garbled and unreadable. no clear names, events, or locations can be determined from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a daring theft affecting a person named Mr TR Benge and involving a purchase at a location described as Prem or AM Jew Raving. The readable text lists names and actions around a sale of footers. Further details are unreadable.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled words resembling a postal or mail closing notice. It references days, hours, and names but contains many unreadable portions, making a clear event or instruction uncertain. The legible pieces hint at scheduled times and possibly a person named Tania, with scattered month-like tokens and locations.
A fragmentary court style account describes Francis Teweniing Meducimey and Babel Lowier’s troubled marriage. Stewart’s departure to Amelhod and ensuing legal actions reveal disputes over property furniture and spousal rights, with letters and retained goods central to the unfolding case.
Mr F C Curlewis died in Manly after a long illness. He was connected with Tide Corewle and served as a director of the War ren Brick Company. Interment will be at the South Maast Cemetery at 158 gum.
A man and wife escaped a blaze after a stairwell became impassable from heat. They used a ladder set up to descend from a window as flames damaged the structure. The fire damaged the coal room laundry and furnishings while the apartment ceiling collapsed.
The appeals board today upheld Jacaranda's case against Barnes, affirming the earlier decision. The ruling supports the agency's action and sets a clear directive for Barnes to comply with the required obligations.
A Manbow cable reports bandits raiding a compound affecting Taen-Chea area. Women fled to safety as attackers burnt a number of structures and threatened residents. Authorities seek to restore order and protect civilians amid the unrest.
The trial of Blivester Patrick OReilly of Phot Tehontwunly is abandoned after the Crown's application to proceed was rejected. The indictment was not opened and the proceedings halted by the judge in Central Criminal Court.
A misread war era notice recounts a man named Mabe in Langredon who attempted a purchase with a bank draft. He was arrested by a mob, fined £1, and ordered to restitution, then disappeared amid confusion and later three months of punishment.
A report from All Quarters describes multiple local council discussions and incidents. It notes plans for park improvements at Mompden Park and potential changes to playing fields near Cook's River, along with financial constraints on department grants. It also covers disciplinary actions, fines, and municipal concerns affecting residents in Willoughby Covell, Balmain Court, and surrounding areas.
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