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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
1
A detailed report outlines the income tax irregularities involved in Whiddon's delayed payments. Authorities review the quantities and assess penalties, while Whiddon appeals rulings and schedules payment plans.
News reports that about a quarter of a million pounds would flow into next year's revenue if large taxpayers take up Mr Whiddon’s terms to avoid fines and interest by delaying payment. The Premier Mr Leng criticizes the suggestion of outside influence and disputes any improper conduct.
The fragment shows a mangled report praising Australia and mentions Sirl Dorman and Theosey Menniles with unclear dates and local notes. The readable names imply a civic or literary mention amid damaged OCR.
A chaotic game ends with Gulf despite strong play by Thiele and Salley, as open larses and late miscues fuel a 15 point swing. Both teams struggle with turnovers and erratic shooting, leaving the outcome undecided until the final minutes.
London reports indicate the Anglo Australasian air service pushes an experimental airship project as the Dominions are informed. Sir Baw aran and others are cited as advancing the scheme amid broader aviation developments affecting the empire.
A fragmented OCR note from a police court report discusses proper conduct and the need for quiet, warning against reading or loitering in the courtroom. It emphasizes discipline and audience behavior during proceedings.
Unclear text notes a third Wimbledon title with Anderson improving stamina and girls performing well. Mentions weather and various players with scrambled names and scattered results showing a sports round up with multiple events.
Fragmentary text reports a sudden local note or alert with garbled phrases and no clear names, places, or events to identify.
London dispatch reports Greece in upheaval under General Pananti after military actions. The Athens government loses control of civil and military institutions as authorities contend with a broad revolutionary movement.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference property valuations in Wales with mentions of dates June 1908 and January 1908. The legible items include a £168 amount and interests tied to a shop and patent. No coherent event or individuals can be confirmed.
The Australian junior team dominates all departments and defeats opponents in a sweeping display. Notably, Shas Akburet leads a decisive victory over Mrs Craddock 4-1 in the opening match, while Cole and Wackett secure a doubles win for New Zealand alongside peers. The event draws a crowded arena as players push through lengthy rounds amid strong opposition.
A damaged OCR fragment shows stray phrases about declaring war on England and various names and slogans. The readable portions are scattered and unclear, listing places and terms without coherent context.
Vague scribbles describe a pavilion gathering with references to people and places. The readable fragments mention Wembley and Anthea Panis Sesto with unclear roles. The text lacks coherent details or dates to form a clear incident or outcome.
A garbled report notes Paderewski receiving the Grand Cross from the empire. The King purportedly approved the honor and conferred a high rank in recognition of his service.
The Rail Congress narrowly rejects a rigid eight hour day proposal by four votes to MM while ruling that each case must be examined on the merits. The decision preserves flexibility in railroad labor rules and sets no universal standard.
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