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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
6
A government astronomer reports retained rain outlook with persistent unsettled skies. Heavy rainfall observed across eastern districts and multiple towns, with totals exceeding general monthly expectations. widespread showers and thunder noted, while Sydney remains notably damp.
Sew Souk Weather generally unsettled with rain in many parts and strong winds. In Queensland cloudy conditions with variable winds and showers. Victoria Tasmania and New South Wales expect similar unsettled skies with some rain. In New Zealand cloudy to showery weather, calms in the Caledonia area, and showers in the southern districts. Reports from Cooma Lismore Narrabri and other towns note rain and mild floods, with gardens and pastures thriving under milder conditions.
The Flagship Revel Arter with Rear-Admiral Pearson aboard arrived yesterday near New Zealand waters en route to Australia. The vessel will proceed to Australia after a few days, with preparations for a further voyage in progress.
Mary Heorolds formerly Cunaibghas sued for dissolution of marriage from Richard Reynolda a bootmaker Adultery cited She testified they married at Ballina in June 164 and lived in Richmons River district a year before moving to Sydney In October 16 8 she found him away and he confessed living with a woman in Waterloo Street Evidence noted the decree will likely be absolute soon
Archibald Bigon the petitioner accused Alyvorce Mary Ellison of drunkenness and neglect of domestic duties. The respondent denied the charges and alleged cruelty. The petitioner testified to a marriage at Mariner Church in June 189% with a 16 year old groom. After further interrogation, counsel advised consent to dismissal, and the petition was dismissed.
An early mining proprietor held a meeting yesterday to consider miner demand and future coal prices. They decided to set a lower price from July, but agreed to raise the price to 109 from January 1, 1901. The present cost per ton was cited as the Breseur rate.
A report notes plague rumors from Sydney to Melbourne via Albury. A Burn Philp and Company wharf night watchman near Town Mile 0:1 developed plague on Wednesday. Government officials confirm the case after examination. Wednesday updates mention a hospital depot medical examination but denial of employment. West Maitland reports a newly built incinerator reducing district rates with a table for Monday and Tuesday and many destroyed plates. No further cases are confirmed.
The executive has made necessary appointments for assessors and a district court judge will follow. The Attorney General will oversee the duty, with the court to begin shortly.
A 25 year old named George Worry was fined yesterday at the Central Police Court for wandering the streets without lawful occupation. He was found roaming the Belmore Market area with thieves and pilferers. He said his mother used to beat him and he had felt home about eight months ago. Mr Edwards supervised his welfare and arranged for admission to a charitable school ship Subracm.
Thursday afternoon near Forbes a sulky overturned on a bridge when the horse slipped. J F Coley driving with H C Craer was thrown to the ground. Craer escaped with slight injuries while Coley suffered a crushed left hand and was shaken. The horse bolted, sulky destroyed, and both parties later received medical aid.
The death of Driver E J Conybeare of the N R W V Mounted Corps under Col Katent is reported from Blosmfontein. He was a native of the town, popular and respected, with a record of front line engagements and notable escapes. His passing is deeply mourned by family and friends, including relatives Mr Jobe Conybeare and Mr FW Conybeare.
The article reports the drowning of Michael Corbett, a well known farmer and stork dealer, after wading the peat channel at Raymond Terrace, south of Maitland. Local searches were hindered by a swollen river. Corbett, married with a family, is presumed to have fallen from the peat bank into the river while crossing to the opposite side.
A long mixed report on freight, wheat, and cargo expectations. Melbourne notes rising freight rates and tentative export prospects with limited Victorian wheat exportability while Sydney receives large northern river shipments and farmers seek cash. Prices for breadstuffs and dairy show shifts. potato and wool markets are weak or tight. assorted farm produce and livestock quotes follow regional demand.
A garbled price list details fruits including pineapples and bananas with per-case and per-bunch quotes. Entries cover apples oranges lemons and pears with offerings from Tasmania and New York, noting quality levels from choice to rough and multiple price ranges per case or bunch.
A good supply of vegetables was listed at Belmore Market with strong inquiry across lines. Cabbages lettuce and radishes were scarce and dearer while Melbourne cauliflowers and peas showed mixed prices. entries include beans, spinach, leeks, celery, carrots, and potatoes with assorted regional figures and odd spellings.
Fragmented OCR data shows Redfern Forage Sales with fluctuating demand and varied quality grades. Prices referenced include green samples, prime and medium lots, with conditions from dull to plentiful and some lower demand for pelote and bale types.
Large attendance at West Maitland livestock and produce sale amid mixed bids. Hides and shells sold well with prices rising. lucerne and winter hay priced higher. Eggs, butter, cheese and bacon moved, poultry sold readily. prices listed for cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, fruit, vegetables, and grains. Buyers from Newcastle and other centres attended the sale.
A cable states that Indian troops in Europe are being ordered to move to China. The text details regiments including York's Own and various Madras and Bombay units, listing ranks, formations, and depots with extensive names and dates. The note mentions units in Aden, Ceylon, Singapore, and Hong Kong, and references the broader imperial deployment.
The Melbourne and London investors turn attention to the Ipland gold prospects as Woodlark Mine development, Pantols affair, and a new dredge venture underlip a scheme by the Broken Hill company. Dredge progress, ore yields, and capital spread fuel expectations for a broader production push.
In bankruptcy proceedings voluntary filing names SeQuestTRATIONS and multiple listed parties including Georer Flayapton of Lucknow, N. F. Giblin as official assignee, Fritz Zigerman of Lane Coverold, and several other individuals with roles described in the filing. The notice outlines the initiation of proceedings and names the involved entities and officials.
RALS BRITANNIA AT Albany with passengers from various classes listed among about 46 others in attendance. Names include Sir and Mrs Parguber, Dr Gouda, Mr Berwin, and Melpourne party members Collings Towberuas Moore. Ship sailing details appear mixed with destinations Sydamy and Mearts.
Fragmented text appears to describe shipping, convoy duties, port operations, and maritime logistics with many garbled names and places. Key entities are obscured, but references to steamer movements and coastal towns suggest a naval or trade context.
A garbled report describes discussions in the Windsor district about disease effects on poultry and local timber, with references to Granville Council works, Victorian agriculture, and policy holder votes. The item mentions Sutherland Progress and upcoming meetings to decide on governance and duties.
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