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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
4
Two men faced charges amid a chaotic scene as prospective wedding plans collided. A court heard that a single groom planned to marry two women and was remanded for a week while authorities sorted the situation.
An early 20th century report describes a Woman's Work Exhibition featuring pedigreed dogs bred by women, with plans to host the largest dog show beside Victoria’s Beauty in a nearby venue. The event aims to encourage female breeders and raise interest among New South Wales exhibitors, with Mrs Carrie Smayshe touring Sydney to recruit participants.
Read as a fragmented July sky memo detailing lunar phases, planet positions, and celestial events. Mentions Mercury, Venus, the Moon, and Saturn with times and angles, noting visibility from certain regions and periods, alongside uncertain timing confirmations.
A man tethered at the Market Wharf was trampled by a horse, sustaining a head injury and potential fracture. He was transported to a hospital for observation as doctors assess the extent of the trauma and monitor symptoms.
The readable part mentions Ajay and a phrase about soft and set eputeon permissions. The fragment is unclear but indicates a caption or display text with names and a quoted phrase.
Commercial notes report rough seas blocking many ships from entering rivers and ports, delaying butter supplies. Prices rise as stored butter preferred to cheaper brands. Sydney market expected to reopen early next week. Clarence River steamer arrivals and suburban poultry sales are noted amid ongoing transport disruptions.
A damaged excerpt from a Sydney produce sale notes varied commodity offerings and pricing. It mentions oats oils lucerne bale and prime taree, with mentions of Thursday market and interior from the head? bed. The fragment preserves names and places but details are incomplete.
The report lists Coborne pnt. b LOT Ue prices in pounds per ton with three month terms and advances, notes Australian wheat re sales in Sydney and Melbourne, and records a magistrates court trial for an laborer accused of assault. It also includes a UK cabinet note on imperial policy and a tongue in cheek remark on Woods' Peppermine Cure.
A solicitor at Manly was fined in court after a disorderly incident at the Grand Pier Hotel bar. The case involved disputes with Howard and Burns, with allegations of offensive remarks and mock accusations of parentage. The magistrate imposed a fine of £1 in default of imprisonment.
An 19th century advertisement discusses a Penny Postage Question with large prize hints. It outlines required signatures and witnesses and notes a submission deadline around June to August. The text mentions an arm minting department and payments for women goods, but many details are garbled.
Readings from Prospect Reservoir indicate inflows of 11 million gallons per day while Prospect Reservoir rises to 79 percent full. Cataract Reservoir stands at two meters deep with 77 million gallons stored after a dry spell. River inflows remain weak across the catchment.
Tar pister notes carnival at the Hill Rink Newtown with lines announced on Thursday evening. Prizes awarded include best poster costume to Mrs Boland aide to Mr C Dredgu How fancy costume to Mrs Hingston. musical chair by Miss Rich Sim. An exhibition of sherper shining was shown during the evening. The event ends Saturday evening at eight.
Readable fragments reference Arthur G Bavien at Mowers Butte and a mix of company names locations and ships. Mentions WhIEY ferries and trade phrases, with scattered names like Cape Town Capetown and New South Wales. Overall, the passage is a garbled collage of business notices and salutations without a clear single event.
Fragmented readable content mentions coughs and winter drink or remedy. No clear event names, dates, or organizations. The text appears garbled with unclear entities and potential product references without verifiable details.
A garbled notice mentions an offer expiring May 14 with references to names like Irae Macbns and Sora wml, plus names Greer and Coven. The text is unclear but indicates a deadline and a possible inquiry about a “COUGHING AGAIN” phrase.
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