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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
8
Fragmented OCR reads as a dense historical notice with references to North Sydney tram shed and related operations. The garbled text mentions trams, locations, and disagreements over schedules or routes, with scattered names and numbers suggesting planning or public notices. No clear dates or concrete actions emerge from the unreadable source.
The region endures heavy showers and strong winds as a prolonged wet spell affects New Bowl Welle and nearby areas. Forecasters warn of continued rain, with scattered showers dampening outdoor activities and delaying events. Local observers note swirling winds and cool temperatures, while authorities urge caution on flooded streets and travel disruptions.
An early call to Nes As Comibol brought firefighters to a Cleveland property shortly after 1 o'clock. A small blue toy car was seen at the rear, but the flames were subdued with water buckets before firemen arrived.
The conference opened this morning in Easlandland with a representative dance and a reading of papers. Mr. Cave introduced topics on co operative dairy factory management and fiscal matters.
The Governor and Vice Admiral Poore visit the Austentian Station with the Commisar, meeting Lord Chelmsford. The venture highlights high command timing as Aberath and others discuss the strong bond between naval leadership and colonial administration.
In a Mudgee divorce hearing Mrs Catherine Prantier seeks dissolution from Mr Justin Prantier alleging adultery with William Hatsmey. Testimony describes hotel life at Imperial Hotel, cohabitation with the co respondent, and claims of secrecy, gifts, and a child custody dispute.
The narrative notes meeting Hattersley at a hotel for dinner with no improper conduct reported. The case remained unresolved when the court adjourned and rose.
Sarah Schofield stood trial before Justice Rogers on an indictment charging her with causing the death of Jane Peisley at Bathurst. The defense claimed the confession and cross-examination rights were mishandled while evidence and post mortem results suggested sepsis. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and the accused was discharged.
The Jolicitors of Messrs Talny and Horne review original Crown grants for Point Piper now known as Point Pirie. The grant by Governor Lachlan Macquarie to Captain John Piper, dated February 10, 1814, enabled purchase by Daniel Coconr and Solomon Levey from John Piper and his wife, with conveyance to the purchasers by Hori. The sale referenced in the record involves CHiN and notes the Naval Officer as collector of customs.
A fragmented racing page lists multiple races including a 49 sow event with Neola favored at 2 to 1, and a 14 furlongs maiden. Names such as Neola, Donald, Lily, Merri, Nellie Brook, and Cronulla appear among starters, with betting notes and times indicating a busy programme at Middle Harbor and Pocktmen Hannon.
The Leichbarn Rowing Club hosted an oar race with prominent competitors, including J. Yastmure and G. Sarith, who defeated rivals D. Haunstein and BE. Konay. In billiards, Lindrum and Wells faced off in a long, unfinished match, with Lindrum leading 11600 to 72 97 after portions of play.
In Goulburn on Wednesday Robert Herriot aged 12 died in hospital from a revolver accident at Currandooly near Bungendore. Evidence at the inquest showed Herriot and others were practicing revolver shooting when the weapon discharged. A man named Coulson attempted to extract the bullet with table knives. The bullet lodged in the stomach of the deceased and a verdict of accidental death was returned.
Melbourne Wednesday The Federal Labor Party held a caucus lasting two hours this morning with a further meeting planned tomorrow. No confidence motion against the Government is expected to be moved.
Professor Stanich named specialist for ear diseases with ties to Imperial and Royal University of Vienna Halle Germany and Legal Institute for Ear Diseases Florence Cuna Dalkeith Oxleyst Crow's Nest NS-Q. appointment signals regional medical role.
In Sydney District Court, Mary Stor ocks of No 1 Chalder Street Newtown sued Thomas William Curry and Martha Elizabeth Curry for slander seeking 206 pounds. The case centered on alleged malignant statements about poisoning the mother and criminal behavior. witnesses testified to the uttered words in the presence of others. The defendants denied guilt and offered ritual explanations. the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff at 2 to 1 against the defendants.
A collision at Katoomba Station left a female passenger severely injured. Witnesses and doctors described extensive injuries and shock, with police inquiries continuing as details emerged about the transport mishap and ensuing medical response.
For the last fortnight the show has lay in the ground around Kosciusko and Lake In Front of the hotel. Alpine sports are in full swing and the demand for accommodation at the Bay has become so great that Government office Kirraw has suspended bookings until further notice.
Ricward Stanley Ronaras a probationary constable attached to Tourkesires Police Barracks was killed in a tram accident. He reportedly ran to board a Bondtram near Oxford and William Miretta and was struck by a tram. The collision fractured his skull. he died the next day after hospital treatment. An inquest at City Coroner Court recorded an accidental death.
Private cables show copper and tin prices closing in London on Tuesday with notable names such as Broken Hill Proprietary and Mount Morgan quoted. Sydney and Brisbane notes describe traders, buyers, and sellers across numerous firms with varied securities and values, plus commentary on ore shipments and mine revenue outlook.
The text presents a jumbled OCR fragment listing numerous names, places, and dates without coherent context. It mentions locations like South Yor and Lak South, and several personal names, suggesting a damaged historical clipping with mixed identifiers rather than a clear event or report.
An OCR damaged report describes labor conflict and unrest tied to a broad workers’ struggle. It mentions wage disputes, industrial control, and political stakes amid a tense national climate, with references to authorities, factories, and potential strikes impacting production and social order. The piece hints at a government stance toward labor actions and the threats to wartime industry.
A town meeting outlines proposed site and land approval for new Water Board offices in the Rocks area. Officials discuss land acquisition, funding, and timing, with board members and engineers presenting figures and options for the project.
A schooner departed from Tasquesha heading for Townsville, braving rough seas and a dangerous voyage. Captain Brady steered the vessel through storms, with crew enduring heavy weather and a days-long delay before reaching port. cargo included 41,000 staves for Queensland and a consignment of explosives sent to Sydney.
A NSW Labor Party meeting in Sydney Monday elected the party officers for the coming period. There were no changes in major positions with Mr Gowen presiding, Holman secretary Wade and Baill party whip. A treasurer appointment was discussed and a final censure motion may be considered at a later meeting. Rumor says Chariton, MLA, may contest Hunter at the next federal election against Dr Leder.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions shipping delays and scattered proper nouns including places and person names. context and specifics are unreadable, producing a garbled field with stray terms and inconsistent capitalization.
Eastern Suburbs advocates press for a new technical college to boost training and employment. The proposal argues the college would provide skilled labor, support industry needs, and expand access to technical education for residents across the district.
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