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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
5
Fragmentary correspondence from the lands commission and figures including Mr Meagher and Mr Willis. The Bathurst district debate centers on compensation, rent terms, and alleged compromises among government officials, with letters from W. Ke Wille and Mr Meagher outlining offers, counteroffers, and the handling of a formal notice and lease arrangements.
The court opened cases on leases for Crses Ferraidool and Ku-Doldings. Mackay Brothers and W K Thorburn featured in competing claims. Reports note recommendations for or against improvement leases and water rights, with final adjournment until the next morning.
A jumble of notes reports trials and local items. William Walsh was acquitted of malicious wounding at Pyrmont after a stabbing on April 23. William Classington, 14, appeared in Water Police Court on a related charge. Other items note seasonal chatter on winter and June, and training hours for labor.
A fragmented item notes delays in shipping with unclear names Rae Aears and Seare amidst missing details. The readable bits hint at transport or warehouse mixups impacting deliveries.
A fragmented transcript shows Albert Narban and others questioning Mr Campbell about quarterly and yearly ledgers, credit sales, and stock shite. Witnesses discuss care in bookkeeping, payment practices, and claims about Macintosh leaving then rejoining the firm. The dialogue references cash flow, audits, and reliability of clerks Brice and Smith, with remarks on business integrity and prior contracts.
A chaotic庭 summary recounts an extended stage in the Mimna case with references to legal counsels Menges Miner Suingson and Company, F.C. Miller, and the Central Potion Court. It notes a £170 recovery, adjournments, statements by Miller, and a dispute over a document and public policy in a Royal hearing context.
A garbled OCR note repeats a line about a twenty year period with fragmented names and phrases, producing a partial, unreadable historical record without clear persons places or events.
Fragmentary report of a parliamentary debate on naval and land policy. Norton questions government action on naval and social issues. Ministers resist, calls for reduced housing and reform, Labour urged to push welfare reforms and broader brownfield policy.
The case lists Mey Walker and Hennig as the parties seeking divorce from Marie Cohen formerly Phillipn with adultery allegations against Parigy Ponuley. Grounds include cruelty and desertion and the petition filed with a court official, with Messrs. Tanne and Hyman connected to the proceedings as attorneys.
A chaotic court scene ends with Judge Gibson discharging a jury after an acquittal, stating no additional case should proceed. The jurors, praised for their conduct, live with public scrutiny and a sense of duty as they depart the courtroom.
Fragmentary notes describe a tailor responding to a customer inquiry before a court scene. Names and specifics are unclear, but the setting implies a legal or civil dispute arising from a tailoring matter. Further readable details are not available in the fragment.
An ad item from Farmer & Company Limited based at Victoria House in Sydney appears with notices about events and a tax related matter. The readable fragment mentions 700 Cate Punchisuvica Tax and a sealer reference, indicating administrative notices or invoices.
A garbled late sports item lists numerous names and teams amid a Melbourne express crab storm metaphor. It mentions various players such as Nia Meawen Baller jun Livesey and a managing director, plus multiple clubs and regions, but the legible facts are minimal and scattered.
Report from Kensington and surrounding venues lists curbing, racing, and sprinting events with mentions of teams, athletes, and venues. Names like Wisner and Giberwlor appear among results while notes reference matches, heats, and possible classifications.
A highly garbled OCR fragment presents multiple disconnected phrases and names. It references various places and people in a collage of unrelated snippets, with no coherent events, dates, or verifiable facts to form a concrete brief.
The account describes a group led by Tast evening Thones Brownlie 17 and companions struck by a fatal accident near Jobos pest Lelebhardt. Reports state a severe blaze or gas incident produced injuries and a deceased participant named Drownlee, with terms indicating a trial or inquiry lasting about 14 days. Further details are garbled in the fragment.
A garbled OCR passage lists assorted names and terms like TTR OCIED Wamise Bates and Rebel oF ete Try with unclear context. The fragment includes odd spellings and scattered proper nouns, offering no coherent event or outcome.
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