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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
7
In a dramatic ballroom scene at No 1 Lytton Avenue the casino like gathering glows with lights and red carpet. Lovers mingle as a silent crowd clusters around an oblong table while a bald man in the crowd watches the unfolding scene.
Mary Salmon recalls Circular Quay and Miller’s Point in Sydney during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The piece contrasts sail and steam era scenes, notes ship movements, gambling at the quay, and social figures around the quayside, including the Great Britain and Three Bees incidents, with vivid memories of crowds, markets, and daily life.
A fragmented account describes a judicial expedition to Norfolk Island, detailing a debate over colonial authority, proposed investigations, and plans involving judges, officials, and convicts. The report references the New South Wales Parliament, a clerk’s office, and an upcoming parliamentary record listing former and current members.
A fragmented report records a mission to seamen event held Tuesday evening, listing attendees including Tahire aot, penniemen-Ho Te, Nadir, Mico Pulte, Surrel Fidler, and others. Names appear with garbled spellings, but multiple individuals and a formal gathering are indicated.
In Leatelauge district the case concerns age eligibility for a public service post. The elder applicant claims the age limit should be lowered to sixty, while officials and advisers state the present rule permits only those aged forming under sixty to qualify, arguing stability and policy alignment.
A garbled line appears from a math page asking what 19 divided by a equals. It shows broken words and stray letters, suggesting missing context and unclear problem phrasing from a 2nd division tea table section.
A fragmentary vintage product blurb touts a laxative named Laratine as a universal remedy. It asserts gentle action without griping, promising complete evacuation and suitability for children and adults, while warning of digestive discomfort without it.
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