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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
12
A chaotic report details shortages of white maize and rising prices across regions. It notes sellers facing low supplies of key staples, with references to shipments, wholesale buyers, and price per unit amid market uncertainty.
Fragmentary Sydney market notes show chaff prices firming with mentions of Lamie and Scherlien amid sparse data. No clear dates or full details available.
A long fragment recounts a legal dispute with figures like Taylor, Mecketo, and Hill in a court-like setting. It notes a fire damage and multiple appeals, including references to witnesses and a board ruling. The text mentions venues, dates, and procedural actions, ending with a tailed note on a trial or hearing outcome.
A man identified as Mr Malt AN Gercrined faced a serious charge for allegedly bar ng a Marramattnan of wheat on May 11. The article details arrest and detention, with references to the court appearance and proceeding steps, including mentions of City and officials, and the ongoing investigation.
A series of suburban thefts reports £200 worth of clothing stolen from residents over the past three weeks. Police note a pattern of clothing and jewelry thefts, with offenders targeting homes and shops in Matrichwillé Pere area. Authorities warn residents to secure property as investigations continue.
The article reports on traffic police work and offers figures on tram and vehicle incidents. It notes fatalities and injuries among pedestrians and drivers, highlighting enforcement efforts and public safety concerns observed in the period.
The court dismissed two petitions in the Ayre divorce matter on grounds of desertion and spousal separation. The respondent alleged misconduct and failure to return, while testimonies described years of separation and unresolved differences between husband and wife.
A laborer died after a crane or bolt failure on Stuart Street road near Manly. The shattered spring OmrL gear contributed to the fatal accident as workers observed the scene with shock.
Fragmented OCR text describes army themes, Teutonic mentions, and unclear events. It references Sally and Piete and various places with no clear outcomes. The passage lacks cohesive details but hints at military movement and lineage amid historical names and dates.
A garbled letter appears to plead for a royal commission in a central district, with numerous fragmented names and phrases. The text hints at a broad inquiry or investigation request, referencing officials, companies, and locations, though the exact subjects remain unclear due to corruption in the OCR.
The column covers share market actions with copper and other metals edging higher while barriers hold steady. It lists quotes from banks and brokers, naming institutions like Bank of Australasia and Australian Bank of Commerce and notes on investment activity, dividends, and share prices amid trading on a regional exchange.
Fragmented OCR text mentions mining in a location with references to North Comet Bureau and mining records. Distance and dates are unclear. readable fragments hint at a report or notice about mining activity and officials, with scattered names and numbers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions multiple names and places such as Kellys Quere, Papua, Central, and Be. The passage appears as a garbled list of individuals, locations, and possibly dates without a clear narrative or event. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the readable content.
A damaged OCR fragment from Melbourne reports scattered, unreadable quotes and names. The text includes scattered phrases about people, places, and actions with no clear events or outcomes.
In a speech attributed to Mr. Cann the Chief Commissioner defends delegated authority and remedy procedures. The talk touches on limits of executive power, electoral influence, and public accountability amid cabinet deliberations and proposed reforms.
The article reports on transferred properties held by imperial authorities and the unsettled status of related payments. It notes grants or bonds tied to a looming deadline and mentions a cabinet-level council review with possible further actions.
An elderly woman in a workhouse is linked to a rumored fortune report. The text recalls a tale of wealth connected to a distant elder inmate, mentioning a cash sum and the social dynamics of the facility.
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