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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a brutal act of violence against villagers, including arson and killings, with references to a plantation area and a line of men involved. The text preserves grisly events and names little concrete detail, leaving many words unreadable.
A severe blaze at Weelfell destroys wood works and damages the New Zealand Crue Company premises. Fire brigades arrive as water supply falters and parts of the works burn, forcing crews to evacuate and battle the flames with limited access.
A woman was fined £30 after appearing at Barry Hills Court. The fragmentary notes reference Manning and Wilay were read in court amid unclear details about charges and outcomes. The report mentions April and Murry Wile but lacks coherent context or complete names.
A boy attempted a dangerous prank near a river town, leading to his assault and the theft of goods. Witnesses describe the incident, the discovery of a tearful scene, and an investigation by local authorities.
Local notices indicate the Butt-Rumpord concerts have been moved to tomorrow. The schedule change affects attendees and venue operations.
A fragmented note on real estate trends mentions buyer attention, timing, and permitting issues. It references market movement in a regional area, with general concerns about value, permits, and development pace affecting sellers and investors.
Fragmentary OCR shows many names, places, and stray terms with no coherent event. Readable items include scattered person names, locations, and possible teams or venues, but no discernible report, outcome, or dates.
Fragmentary lines describe a scene involving Mr Flowers and a group or event with scattered names such as Reecunle and Prawery. The text reads like a transcription of casual chatter or notes rather than a coherent report, with garbled names and unclear actions.
An incoherent OCR scrape lists numerous names, places, and terms including Antwan, Petrie, Trephine, San UT, and Fra, interspersed with stray phrases about ships, tests, and dates. The text is garbled with no clear narrative or events.
A fragmented report describes party dynamics and policy debates over agriculture and cabinet appointments. It notes Mayhew hopes to define the administration’s direction, with July 18 set for a key policy delivery and ongoing discussions about ministerial roles and legislative priorities.
Forecasters in New South Wales warn of heavy rain and possible thunderstorms across multiple zones. The outlook highlights rain events and cooler temperatures, with detailed regional notes for coastal and inland areas and advisories for travelers and outdoor plans.
Late Ma J M MacAdam estate valued at £24,000 with will dated earlier this year. The will names spouse Mary and other beneficiaries, appoints executors, and directs distribution of remainder according to the document filed in probate.
A cemetery mistake led to a body being interred in the wrong grave. The misplacement was discovered during inquiries at the cemetery office. The court proceeding noted the offense and penalties, with the widow attending and a record of the incident filed.
A fragmented OCR text describes a bankruptcy court matter with names and entities that appear unclear. The readable portions indicate the court involvement and party names though details are obscured by transcription errors.
A chaotic three day period ends with a failed escape attempt and a note of impending departure. Carter is implicated in minting and a dramatic confrontation unfolds as authorities pursue him.
The Bombala steamer Bombale, with Sydnee te-eerrew and Pacae Bek nominated, will berth 9 brand new ships aboard. The vessel, led by the crew, will have the advantage of five trip bids as Lee and Mewes await further orders.
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