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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
10
Cable news item incomplete text reads as a fragment from a late broadcast. It mentions an internal logo or correction tag and notes uncertain coverage. No clear events, dates, or named entities are legible to summarize a specific incident or outcome.
Fragmentary report describes a maritime incident involving a man named Manos and others aboard the Princesa deena near Lake Como. The text mentions abnormal events, a wife harmed, and a tense scene at Calemea with unclear outcomes.
The article discusses whether Monday will be a holiday in New South Wales as the King’s Birthday nears. Officials weigh government readiness, proclamations, and potential shifts in public schedules amid mixed reports from newspapers and local authorities.
Report notes Wade Wated says Monday to be observed as a Falite holiday across New South Wales. Victorian and South Australian governments choose to observe Monday as a holiday, creating an interstate divergence in public observance.
Three young men Stephen Ewing Lucien Pinter and Timothy Mouliffe faced Summons Division of the Contra Pollrs Court this morning for placing feet on a railway crate Wiggs. Each pleaded guilty and received 7 days imprisonment with SB costs. Rector appointments discussed involving Rev Tayid Keak Rev E G Frasewik and Rev J Hughenéan with castle hill notices.
The debate centers on coercive acts and imperial invasion as lawmakers clash over liberty and government powers. Meagher defends honor while Grahame is challenged. Wade and Wade allies face sharp questioning amid party tensions and parliamentary procedure.
The will, dated October 12, appoints Perpetual Trustees Company Limited as executor for the Randwick estate. Bequests include £10 to Jemoa and Duncan McDougall of Glasgow, £20 to Marystar St Don, £40 to solicitor Brews of Sydney, £400 to employer Joe Williams, £6 to Asylum for Destitute Children, and large gifts to churches. Campbell Lodge devised to Campbell Lod with life occupancy for Mrs Allen, with reversion to her if she remarries. Residue to crusteat to convert to money for the Asylum. Trusts oversee sale and conversion. if Mrs Allen fails, she loses rights to residence. Estate valued at about £5176 4s.
Joseph Bisse a 5 ewlesman living at 43 Bashursi street city fell on Bathurat street in the afternoon striking his head against the Xecbetone and was rendered unconscious. An ambulance took him to Syanvy Hospital where he is admitted with a back head wound and a concussion. Mr F OD Batesry has been re seated airman of the Goulburn Pastures Protection.
A parliamentary blackmail charge targets union secretaries as Trades and Labor circles react. J P Cochran MLA accuses secretaries of extorting wages from employers, while secretary responses emphasize actions to recover breaches and defend awards. An Industrial Court critique cites inspector shortcomings and widening tensions with employers amid alleged coercion.
The item notes late shipping arrivals including crews and captains from Mia Sayre and New Zealand ports, with references to Captain Yoane and Captain Givinertohe. It also reports Reverend Georges Masboan of St. Luke's Dapto appointed to the rectorship of Prospect with Seven Hills, per Bishop Vaughan Rose last month.
A selection list for the Rugby carnival at the Sydney Cricket Ground outlines the teams and players feared. Key backs include YC Browne Bern Morris Watts while forwards feature Tupepe Takaraugh and O’Leary among others. NZ selections name Danser Kaipara and Morgan as referees for the event.
The B Rain extent notes unsettled weather shifting to clearing in the eastern half with cooling winds and returning showers. Ocean forecast shows westerly winds and rough seas, with a long list of Australian towns reporting rainfall amounts. several towns including Bowral and Goulburn show specific inchage and conditions across a period.
A highly corrupted OCR passage lists numerous football players, teams, and actions with scattered names and phrases. The readable parts mention Sealealin Walker and various crests, with inconsistent spellings and fragmented game references, yielding no clear events or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR line presents unclear rugby match data with garbled names and phrases. No coherent teams, scores, or dates are extractable, leaving only partial letters and stray words across the portion.
A chaotic summary of a sporting event discusses Saxonite and Canterbury Park races this afternoon, with multiple names and close timing. The Sydney team plans to depart for Melbourne on the 21st, preparing for the 30 Mile Road Race at Chatswood tomorrow at 3 pm, listing many competitors and officials in a dense OCR fragment.
The report details racing notes from Victoria Park including stakes events such as Consolation Stakes and First Point Wollandilly, with entries like Kumars and Vaughan, and results pointing to Deciding Cours and Woellendiily beating Seriostoc Voor. Withdrawals include Saltimore and Qemanela, with major bets and Captain Vaughan’s leadership noted.
The piece surveys the share market with scattered listings and company notes. Names such as Bank of Australasia and Adelaide trace through the text as it mentions dividends and stock activity. The fragmentary OCR hints at a broad market roundup with numerous firms and figures, but readability is limited.
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous names and entities in what appears to be a local political scene. It references candidates or figures including Mamata and Burman, with mentions of dates around March and possible municipal or party activities. The reading is fragmentary and lacks clear narrative or outcomes.
Record sale of opossum skins listed with vendors and dates. Unclear OCR text mentions Radestey Limited and several names, with references to advertisements under a late classification heading and partial product listings.
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