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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
6
Evening News Cure The Coronation reports Englich and Cone detectives cooperate to stop Smerebiste Wieengladd during the Coronation. A group of anarchists leaves Zurich and Geneva in Switzerland and heads to Paris while awaiting a chance to cross the Channel.
A ceremonial message from colonists expresses congratulations to the Queen at Buckingham Palace and notes the likely return of the visitors. The text appears as a formal address from colonial representatives, signaling goodwill and acknowledgment of the royal occasion.
The Conference of Colonial Premiers is slated to open online on June 18. New Zealand Premier Seddon calls on MP Chamberlain at the Colonial Office to discuss arrangements.
Indian Meteorological Service warns of a severe famine risk in Cajon province with government preparations underway. Forecasts indicate extreme conditions across the region and calls for urgent relief measures.
English sporting notes from Royal UCNT CCP London outline entries for the principal prem race. Mentions Randicap New Mire Carnivel and The Solicitor with Be Simen-Minit, 4973 5 reefs, and past winners including Stealawey and Marion-Flyaway. Discusses fall of favourites Ulane and St Macion at Kempton Park in the Great Julites.
London reports Spain has acknowledged the independence of Cuba. Other items note Scotia coal owners forming a combine with capital and output figures, plus a report of a recent earthquake affecting Malta and parts of Europe.
A group of Manila troops and SALW soldiers attended a luncheon hosted by the State Government. Captain Luscombe presided with Major Burhage and Lieutenants O'Shea and Shepherd among supporting officers. The gathering included three cheers for the King and warm farewells, with remarks praising South Africa service and hopes for soldiers to enjoy earned pay upon returning home.
Horse weights and handicap details for Brighton races including Dimareauh Winnie Rea and other entrants, with listed weights, distances, and horse names such as Indias stilu Scotch Mixture Jerome Aitue Swan Bowamlil Gold Dust Rene, plus Invader Seneaparilla and Harmony Stella, for Turbines 40 yards and Tricky tat Mb events.
Four of Mr. Ben Jotas well known racing passes were offered at Serra yesterday. Triklog by Tridunt Kinesborough toare 14 hands, certificate knocked down to Mr Hy Hurley for Sige and Mussley King by Russley 15 hands for Mr O S Dell for idea Envious. Epa dpe tind ere net eck, om scent Mr Hi Purser. Hable 142 Kemplington certificate Invader Lady Gulliver was sold to Mr Bef torgs.
Reverend Pater tienpessy and coroner Bev. TA Barnes presided at a prize distribution for the Church of England Grammar School for Girls Forbes Street. The report was encouraging. a chairman urged support in the tithe matter. Local officials and speakers delivered remarks. prizewinners were listed, including Miss Rath Murray Priest.
Australian cricketers faced heavy weather and variable play at Nottingham and the Oval. Notts struggled in the first innings with a 358 run tally viewpoint while Surrey endured long delays and bowling dominance from Armstrong and Trumper, as Trumper reached a notable century and Darling feasted on the bowling. Attendance hovered around four thousand with Prince of Wales visiting at Surrey.
In a brisk test of batting and bowling, Carter earns praise for covering a wide range of strokes amid a creditable performance by Dowson, Siedmen, and the bowlers. The weather clouded the day and attendance rose to about 246, with estimates of gate receipts near 1000, while Saunders and Baker shaped the early innings but the match leaned toward the bowlers.
The London Stock Exchange opened sluggish on Wednesday with some gains after lunch. Australian operators recalled prior London activity as a potential market turn emerges, with Great Boulder Perseverance declared a dividend of 104 per share payable soon. In Sydney and Melbourne, brokers reported varied sales across numerous mining shares and properties, amid overall cautious appetite and market chatter about boundary movements.
Prices wobble across NSW and Victoria as Sydney demand falters. New Zealand butter imports rise, pork costs climb globally, and farmers in South Australia rush to sell amid uncertain markets. Wheat, maize, and lucerne face fluctuating bids while country deliveries vary by locality.
Redfern sale offers a varied mixed lot including chaff, lucerne and hay samples with prices listed per unit. Barley and wheat are priced per bushel or bale as various consignors and firms are named among buyers and sellers in a detailed catalog of lots and locations.
The report describes favorable conditions near the coast and inland with fresh north west winds. It cites scattered towns including Deniliquin Corowa Albury and Temora with varying temperatures and cloud cover. A dry spell and dust clouds are mentioned for several areas while Wyalong notes dull skies but slight rain hopes.
Nine foresters receive common appointments to oversee Site forests under a fresh programme. They will be paid £200 per year each plus allowances and must devote full time to forestry. Inspectors and guards will be attached, with labour hired as needed for supervision. Delays in water measurement and the potential for marshalling depots on wharves are noted as possible outcomes of the July 1 changes.
In a court yesterday Justice Sympeon heard a judicial separation petition by Charlotte Baurrien formerly Curry, a farmer, against Pris Leophant Oar WHKelm Baverien DataMist on grounds of crushy. The respondent appeared in person and denied the 29 allegations. The case adjourned with the TRAFTIARG solemnized in June as Balli ha, and the matter not concluded when court rose.
In bankruptcy voluntary sequestrations are noted involving John Tale a cullier of Arshanttown New Lambe ton Mr LT Lloyd an omfetal gasigner Henry Eagar Fale and others related to the business at Dilefun High-stremt North Willengas bp and 7) Momptytzmet MroW G Palmer oMetal
The report describes a chaotic maritime scene with vessels including the steamer Heaton and China Savlession Company ships, detailing cargoes, routes to Sydney, Ballina, and nearby waters, and mentions of crews, delays, and a focus on the Wurmet line. It references various ships, places, and dates in an era of extensive shipping movement.
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