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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
10
Partial OCR reads unclear product names and phrases about Mazara Toilet Preparations. Reads like an advertisement card fragment with stray letters and missing context. No clear dates, figures, or identifiable entities beyond Mazara.
In the palace grounds Jack Trevor bids Crummies the bull pup as he prepares to leave with his grandmother Lady Gascoigne after the Bishop's funeral. The Paris service passes quietly and the family begins to separate modern furnishings from heirlooms while preparations for a London move unfold.
A long fragmented page notes contributions and actions for the Doherty Relief Fund. It highlights a payment of 100 to Mrs Doherty from the Bank of Sydney and mentions a correspondent remarking on trees in bloom along the Manly Narrabeen route, signaling mild weather.
A recent meeting of the Girls First Aid Brigade convened at the residence of Mrs J Lach in Hureraroalren Pebiliveni. Captain G Malgin led discussions on treap of bury hrguth and inlet EpOOD work, with officers and aides named among attendees. plans included duties for April and upcoming parades.
The Sydney Symphony Orchestra plans a refined matinee at the Town Hall featuring European conductor and pianist performances. Vocal solos by two guest artists will accompany orchestral works, with rehearsals and program details outlined for a public audience amid wartime conditions.
Professor David opened the Royal Society lecture series at St James Hall PuIlp-skent Sydney last evening. A large audience heard entomologic notes on Nominalia and Habits, with lively views of polar regions. The speaker announced the homecoming of Ale Evquima dag Ambroas, a dog long thought stolen.
A garbled account discusses a child with a neglected cold leading to serious illness and potential medical complications. It references household remedies, a doctor, and the impact on the family’s daily life, noting concerns about delay in proper care and possible long term effects.
Langdon firm promotes a range of timber products including sugar pine yellow pine and conifer types. The notice mentions an enthusiastic sales push claiming waterproof qualities and nationwide sales. It lists the head office and works branch at North Sydney and Petershall with Builders' Exchange address 12 Castlereagh Street.
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