Fragmentary OCR Note With Partial Place Mentions
Fragmented text with scattered names and places including Hong Kong, Darwin, and a few unclear person references. No clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable from the legible portions.
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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
7
Fragmented text with scattered names and places including Hong Kong, Darwin, and a few unclear person references. No clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable from the legible portions.
A garbled maritime notice lists coastal steam navigation concerns and harbor activity. It mentions a company named in incomplete form and references ships, wharves, and port schedules with scattered, unreadable dates and routes.
Newtown Police report Frederick Segit, 18, of 4 Durley Street, missing from home. Last seen wearing a dark grey jacket near Butta and related areas. Family and authorities seek any sightings or information leading to his safe return.
Fragmentary notice notes government direction affecting vehicular ferry fares. Text references pricing discussions and potential cooperation among authorities, with unclear local details and dates.
A dense shipping page lists movements of vessels including White Star Line Liners and various ships with arrivals and departures around Brisbane and other ports. Names such as Mayes Cont, Ardeny, and Lenton appear amid a flood of ship names, dates, and routes. The jumble mentions captains, crews, and multiple port calls with staggered schedules and cargo notes, reflecting a busy period at sea.
Fragmentary notes describe a chaotic mail event at OPO with references to Tamhar and Macquarie times, plus mentions of Weet Australia and Interre. The text is garbled and hard to interpret, but implies planned actions or meetings with unclear outcomes and prices around 59 pounds.
The report notes government measures and police concerns awaiting discussion at a hearing. Mr Fred Pe Lo, a long standing member, is expected to introduce proposals for an appeal system. The aim is to ease division and clarify procedures amid ongoing debates.
A fragmented report describes police interactions in Alexandria with a mister Wil and a woman named Sueona. The notes reference marriage, repeated living with a husband, and inquiries about a forceful separation or crime. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A chaotic report outlines racing events and notable figures from horse shows and meets. It mentions trainers and horses including famed names, prize lists such as Grand Prix de Bades and Prix du Caeser, and notes public interest in spring races. The piece references coverage from the Sporting Life and historic journals with portraits of key horses.
The 50th annual Waverley Club bowls report outlines selection of the best twenty bowlers plus four resident players by three selectors. It lists officer nominations including President Dr L J Lameroch, Vice President Barnett, and Secretary William L Cobern with several other positions to be filled.
Players from New South Wales described as select forwards backs and reserves prepare to face Queweilasda Epping in an upcoming city and suburban rugby match. The lineup includes Meh Mewten Deanne Ware for wards and a mix of club representatives from Balmain West Wallsend and Norther Shore.
The Frettowing squad prepared for a match at the University Oval with reserves and forwards listed. Training listed for Wednesday at 7 o clock at the Reports Ground, with Moore erroring noted.
A historical boxing listing mentions a featherweight and a bantamweight bout on a card at the Madu venue. Promoter Holman plans an extensive program with several named fighters, including Tommy Doras and Jimmy Duty, and hints at July travel arrangements for one participant.
Fragmentary notes recall the Inaugural Mercantile Rowing Club rites with Jack McGregut identified as a member. The text mentions life members of the Giesta Rowing Club and lists notable figures such as Dark M’iegre Mat McDaniel and Mower Fits along with Billy Middisies in 1913 contexts, hinting at the era and prominent participants.
The Tebrayde Club plans a revised Saturday programme for golf with a Seger Bantioay replacing the bantrap. The second round of the match play competition for Mr. Peterson's trophy will be completed as scheduled.
A Waverley committee report finds gutter and drainage issues across Farreth’s lane and private premises. The board notes a lack of power to act and suggests settlement between complainants and the Crown in question.
The report lists lawn tennis players and clubs from Metro Bay First to Westers Suburbs, detailing grade sections and matchups. It records rounds, pairings, and outcomes including University and Neutral Bay fixtures, with results and upcoming decisions in the eighth round.
Races delayed due to military restrictions at the Movebil Club meeting. Officials including M. Daly and Z. T. Cell coordinated the postponement to Friday. Participants Mins Chang and Siewea are listed among those affected.
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