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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 28, 1906

Page

3

Lands Scandals Hearings Open in Sydney Case

The Sydney court heard the Crown case against William Patrick Cree and others over Crown land affairs. The hearing, adjourned to Melbourne, touched on warrants, alleged expropriation, and the handling of property under government authority as witnesses described the complex land dealings and legal maneuvers.

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Lismore Damages Case Over Depot Nuisance Verdict

John Pollard sues the Municipal District of Lismore for damages over alleged nuisance at a depot. The case in Tanog Court before the Chief Justice heard testimony from Pastrick Quinn and others about sanitary notices and duties under the Public Health and Dairies Supervison Acts.

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Penrith Disputed Will Probate Hearing Concludes

The probate hearing for the late William Moxham of Penrith, who died August 26, was concluded before Mr Justice. The case involved probate of a will dated June 44 1906 and a codicil from August 1905, with a caveat against granting. Proceedings addressed claims under a Will alleged to have been made on August 23, 1906, with the court hearing terms offered by the lawyers. The matter centered on the validity of the will and codicil and the competing interests of parties.

Willam Moxham Nour Penrith Justice Voeterany George Moxham Richard Moscrop Whira Hydvieniian Chou Bengh Anguet

Stud Sheep Sales Report from East Circular Quay

Stud sheep brokers Mosers HL Clark and Company sold livestock in the stores of Harrison Jones and Devin at Marguirty Mace East Circular Quay. A large crowd of buyers and interested pastoralists attended the sale with many consignors and bidders named in the vendor list.

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Victorian Parliament Opens With Policy Plans and Protests

Melbourne reports the Victorian Parliament opened with Sir Reginald Talbot delivering a speech mirroring the Premier’s Brighton address. The government plans to raise funds locally for loan conversion and submit bills on Murray waters, small holdings, irrigation settlements, licensing reform, railway construction, compulsory voting, betting and gaming, forest department reorganization, and other measures. An afternoon protest outside Parliament saw unemployed laborers sing and one arrest for striking a trooper, while the Casino Council agreed to borrow £14,000 from New South Wales.

Melbourne Regined Talbot Brighton Murray Forests’ Department Parliament House

Kensington Races Feature Multiple Handicaps and Winners

Race notes describe fourteen and fourteen to one odds divisions including the Fifteen Wands Handicap and a Fourteen-Two Handicap with winners Titanin and Zig Sepeum. Other named runners include Cobert Mismarck Thetis Sparrow Clinker and Twilight with various owners and ratings.

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Thoroughbred racing actions at Newcastle with tight finishes

A chaotic Newcastle race card shows close finishes and long fields as horses like Sir Frantic, Passion, and The Harvest compete for multi furlong purses. Jockeys push to the wire amid times and weights, with bookmakers listing odds and results across 12 events.

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Honest labourer charged with hotel till theft in Moore Park case

John Joseph Kurger twenty two labourer faced charge of stealing nineteen shillings from John Ford’s Austral Homes lodging near Bourke Street. He admitted drinking and being in poor health while pleading hardship for his large family. Magistrate committed him for trial.

John Joseph Kurger John Ford Harper Ford Bourke Wilkes Douglas Dopelas Douglas West Tim Banda Douglas Buttor Woolloo Mooloo Sevesant Spence Moore Park

Parliament Echoes in Heated Debates and Threats

Lawmakers clash over government policies and urgent finances as Mr Haden leads a sharp session. Members challenge taxes wool prices and borrowing, with threats to expel dissenters and a demand for a full inquiry into public funds. The House adjourns to July 1 after a tense exchange.

Eucalyptuss Oil or Mohair Show Exhibit by Wentworthville Breeder

At the sheep show Geo H. Martin of Wentworthville displayed an Angora buck Saltaire bred by the late J. Kempe north of Lake Eyre Central Australia where rainfall is scant. Saltaire with 1900 other Angora goats survived a lethal bout that killed 12 100 cattle out of 14 000 sheep. For a month the goat fed entirely on gum leaves indicating gum leaves may yield mohair as well as eucalyptus oil.

Geo. H. Martin Wentworthville Saltaire J. Kempe Lake Eyre Central Australia

Prisoners Old Association Meeting at Town Hall Vestibule

The annual meeting of the Prisoners Old Association will be held in the Town Hall Vestibule at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Governor will preside and deliver addresses by Hon. G. Wade KC Attorney General Mr Justice Pring the Moderator Presbyterian General Assembly Mr W A Holmap MLA Mr Hugh Dixepa and Alley Row Scott.

Prisoners” Old Association G. Wade, KC Justice Pring Moderator Presbyterian General Assembly W. A. Holmap Hugh Dixepa Alley Row Scott

Death of Captain Ellis Recalls Long Service and Loss

An obituary notes the death of Captain Ellis, longtime commander in the service, mourned by his company and family. It records his ancestry, career with the F and A and Commmns, and years of service. The piece mentions at-sea duties, a Queen salute, and survivors, including a daughter.

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Interstate Football Match Report Between New South Wales and Queensland

In fine afternoon weather the New South Wales team led by a strong first half, held a 9 point deficit at halftime against Queensland. Queensland mounted late pressure but New South Wales retained control to win by a nine point margin.

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Bringing Down Prices and Parliament Proposals Rumored

Unclear notes describe Wednesday discussions on price reductions and a repeating statement about Parliament. An informant mentions possible measures and a declared watery statement. Town discussions reference Neeson and Woostne with bridal line retin noted.

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Local incident raises serious allegations and injuries

A report details a troubling event with multiple individuals involved. The victim suffered injuries and a confrontation led to allegations against a named party. Authorities were alerted and an investigation is implied.by a reader-typed text with unclear details.

Music in the Parks lineup teased with scattered names

A fragmented preview lists acts and performers for an outdoor park concert series. The garbled items include various artist names and phrases, suggesting a diverse program but with unclear details.

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