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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1927
Page
3
A fragmented notice discusses the deadline for tax payments and the Federal tax system. It notes the risk of evading payment and mentions statutory powers available to authorities if noncompliant.
The morning loan market showed firmer sentiment in some sectors while others eased. Bank issues and corporate bonds traded with varied gains as Hawke and gas brewery shares moved. the day featured 2100 bonds and 219 bonds in turnover with Metropolitan Underwriters facing restructuring and dividend questions.
A Japanese rugby union team, after planning disputes, is set to tour Australia in August with matches against Sydney University and a southern NSW side. Key figures include captain Sheehan of the University and coach Finlay, with travel and financial arrangements outlined though some details remain uncertain.
A fragmented notice lists overseas mail closing times and locations including Japan and Rabaul, with scattered names and dates such as June 8 and June 98. Some entries mention hotels and cities, suggesting a mail routing schedule amid garbled OCR.
The clipping reports varied mining shares and metal prices with references to Mount Morgan and Mount Ida equities, London prices, and world mint activity. It notes shifts in share values and metal quotations, including Australian and British markets, without clear outcomes or dates.
Norman Bruhn was not involved with Melbourne Razor Gang vendetta, his widow and brothers said at his Rookwood funeral. His brothers Ley and William planned to return to Melbourne with Bruhn’s widow and two sons. A rescuer story describes a man saving a partygoer amid a shooting incident, with the wounded man now at St Vincent’s Hospital in serious condition.
A distorted report recalls wartime service in Gallipoli and France. It notes alleged gang warfare and killings linked to underworld figures, with references to injuries and shootings and police investigations ongoing. The article mentions a suspect list and community impact from the violence.
A string of Australian landowners allege a big bid from Hudderdichl on behalf of an English buyer, with key figures like Gorman Jen Gronow negotiating with Queensland parties. No agreement reached as of Friday, while some named individuals refuse comment and await formal acceptance or rejection of the terms.
A lengthy Sydney market report notes potato shortages and price pressures in New South Wales and Victoria. It covers import controls, government actions, and the impact on farmers and consumers, with references to officials like Mr Hawken and Mr Tew Browart.
The report describes a fatal incident at a hospital in Darlinghurst where a gas heater caused the deaths of a man and a child. A nurse or staff member found a man and a girl in a bath filled with water, with one person dead in the home or ward area and the other dying soon after. Authorities and witnesses describe a chaotic scene surrounding the event.
A blurred record notes a resident of Georgia paid installments in February 1857 toward an endowment not yet fully settled. The document mentions a total of £4500 and references a Home Endowment biatlot system.
Palen credited yesterday’s real estate listings to Thalee and Berne and reported sales in the Horde dal Garman area.
Municipal council announces an application process for barber and hairdressing licenses. Public posting specifies eligibility, fees, and seating limits with dates and location details.
A fragmented local notice lists several individuals with scattered names and an age of 68 years. The legible parts mention Vincent and Saint, alongside various place or organization fragments, suggesting a community notice or obituary style entry.
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