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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
3
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W B Joseph, with three years in New Guinea plantation work, describes Otamata Cape Rodney rubber and cocoa, native labor, wages, diet, and climate. He advocates compulsory labor laws, notes para rubber's long maturation, and warns against small capital settlers. He warns New Guinea unsuitable for small capital due to labor and health challenges.
The Paddington Children’s Court record for the fortnight ended June 11 shows probation for youths who stole jewellery and committed minor offences. Other youths were discharged to parental care or sent to reform homes, with several fined for light crimes and two cases for serious offences pending trial.
An English advertise line extols Woods Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Colds as surpassing competing brands and being pure rich and nourishing in tone.
One of Sydney sailing’s great identities, Thomas Colebrook, retires after 50 years aboard notable craft. He recalls ships like the Curlew, Cygnet, Regina, and Carlotta, and a famed ocean match from Sydney to Broken Bay, sharing memories of crews, prizes, and the Anniversay Regatta.
The Brussels International Exhibition attracts praise for both British and German sections. The Temps notes German industry, education boards of Prussia Saxony and Hamburg, and honours Britain for ship models and overall mastery of shipbuilding. The report stresses Britain as mistress of the seas and highlights the exhibit's strong civilizational display.
An account from a New Guinea voyage describes the governor meeting a ship at sea and jokingly identifying himself as the daily governor. The scene includes Judge Murray and council members aboard the Merrie England en route for supplies as Port Moresby faces shortages.
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