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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
5
The notice describes a Shaw Savill sale with details about purchases, key figures, and corporate links. It mentions directors, campaigns, and share movements tied to the firm, noting August events and related party actions.
An incident in Ocilla ends with a tragedy as local officials report a fatal outcome after a chaotic event. Named individuals and exact roles are unclear, but the sheriff and surrounding authorities respond. A preliminary account notes one person died and others were injured or detained as the scene is secured.
A garbled fragment from a lawn tennis coverage mentions Lordoa and Mewser Eveeing te shedding light on a Mi Englash event. It references weight and a Patwer ty with a 10 5 figure, Simrene de tales, and Beate Weight, suggesting a mixed report on players and measurements at a local meet.
A brief report notes Norwegian naval spending amid rising wartime costs and strategic reassessment. Government figures and analysts weigh funding levels against fleet needs and potential impact on defense priorities.
The London market reported silver at 349 16 1 2 pence per ounce as the standard rate for the night session. The figure reflects the prevailing tone in precious metals trading and local market sentiment.
A faded report notes a summons in a distant case involving Senter eth Pory Sed with a plane. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the reference points to a legal action or administrative proceeding connected to Port Said.
London report describes a meeting of seated Jews who decide to erect a memorial for King Edward. The plan aims to honor the monarch with a public tribute or structure reflecting Jewish community sentiments.
Terrible tragedy unfolds as six year old girl in Mosman named Thelma Wie is found dead in a bath. Coroner to hear evidence at City Coroner's Court with Georgina Cartlton presiding tomorrow morning.
WREMANTLE report notes strong coastal winds delaying the MALS Malwa and the Lemion commander Grieve as they ride out the storm at anchor in Gage Roads. Both ships remained at harbor while weather moderated. The article praises Stearns Wine of Cod Liver Extract for vigor amid rough seas.
An Australian court heard testimony about Arthur Chesworth of Greenlee charged with false pretences to Mrs Tomkins of Glebe. The witness claimed he walked the world, citing 88 600 miles, while detailing military service and a saga of alleged thefts and payments. The case touched on his claims of serving in the British Army and walking for the Queen.
A four year old pneumonia patient at the Royal Alex Alexandra Hospital for Children in Camperdown was the subject of a troubling incident. A shopkeeper described as Swindle aided the boy after a fell and then called the police. The constable arrived and transported the child in blankets to the hospital.
The report notes a broad western district front with northerly winds and cold seam conditions, while heavy weather dominates the southern regions and western coast of Tasmania. NSW rainfall figures are listed for numerous stations, with Mount Hope and several towns experiencing rain. Penrith reports very heavy rain and mild overall conditions with a steady trend of showers.
A wheeler, 18 year old Thomas Hedley, was found unconscious in the workings of Shortland Colliery early Tuesday morning. He died soon after. the cause is unknown and the Coroner ordered a post mortem examination.
June 9 arrivals include Van Wastwyel CRD-1 and a 9, 4290 tram from Melbourne via Captain Armsi. JHC, Btuart tern. Departure on June 3 sails for Eden.
Tenders for several public works were opened by the Tender Board of the Department of Public Works. Items include a composite rush bridge over the Cudee gong River at Samble and other works at Stockinbingal Narrandera Gosford Gan mals Camden Haven Darlinghurst and Little Bay. Several tenders are named with lowest or awaiting report. The Darlinghurst station work is postponed to Monday July 4.
A meeting of the New South Wales Executive Council announced appointments. H M Hamilton is named District Court Judge and chairmen of Quarter Sessions from July 4 to July 15. Judge Rogers will exercise metropolitan jurisdiction and may preside at Sydney District Court for four weeks. An earlier Darlinghurst verdict in the aeroplane engine case favored the defendant. Scratches listed for next Saturday at Warwick Farm include hurdle race events and handicaps.
MlIe Dolores arrives in Sydney from New Zealand aboard RMS Moana after a San Francisco-Tubict stop. She greets friends from the wharf and plans a new tour opening at Sydney Town Hall on West Saturday, with Mr H N Southwell handling Australian management.
Beauman Brothers general store and the adjoining old post office were gutted by a morning fire at Darlington Point on the Murrumbidgee River eight miles from Whitton. The stock valued at £8000 was lost and insured in Liverpool London and Globe. The post office had been moved seven months ago. cause unknown.
The case features James Dell denying undue familiarity with the respondent while Elizabeth Cave Ping testifies she heard nothing improper about the respondent. Witnesses, including station employees, describe interactions at the time the couple lived apart, with testimony touching on alleged rumors and personal conduct.
The fragmentary report outlines testimonies and legal arguments in a custody dispute involving a governess. Key figures include M'Phee, Mrs. Rittinenny, and others as the story traces steps of residence, travel, and intent. The narrative references July events, payments, and proposed settlements amid a domestic conflict.
A court case details an insurance claim by the plaintiff for damages to a building at a racecourse site after a November fire. It covers depreciation, reinstatement costs, policy conditions, arbitration issues, and the judge's findings on overestimation and deadlines.
Readable fragments describe a bustling market scene with vendors from many regions, numerous goods and prices listed, and references to ships, places, and people. The OCR implies a broad trade listing with varied items and names, suggesting a historical commerce snapshot.
Fragmented OCR text references a lane and classification terms with unclear context. The readable content mentions a few names and places in a garbled sequence, suggesting a pared oblique notice or puzzle fragment rather than a coherent report.
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