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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
7
FAGLINES 127 not out and Batclife 11 powered North to a forty seven figure stand, surpassing Hayward and Hobbs 40 wicket stands. South’s 260 prompted Horsh to reply 78 for a draw as county matches spread across London and Manchester with several results.
A mixed menage case before the Compensation Commission involves a Georgs laborer linked to Schubert’s pendants. The court considers dependents including children aged 12 and 4, a 3 year old, and a widow, with the chairman Jedee Mretring presiding. The dispute centers on compensation rates for the bereaved, with the commission weighing pensions and support for the dependents.
Millicent Kay Mkenale formerly Kay told the Rivorco Court that Kenneth Mienese demanded she return home. The court issued an order directing the wife to return within six days. Attorney details include Mr Justice Owen and firm Fitrarra and Co representing the business interests.
Alleged abduction case involving Sterce Goumanis 40 charged before Mir Gates CRM of the Comical Court tedas with abducting Jean Polny aged a Fenn and 2 onthe Pardue on April 0 with intent to deprive Kak fren Taylor of Lia enita. Defendant also charged with piting detained near father will Kath iern Taylor wife of Arthur Kelwn Taser. Reminder by Lithgow Court on July 13 on 60 Batt.
A violent hold up occurred on a farm where Mr. May was working near Bathurst. The incident is linked to the Ben Hall gang and its recent national raids. Mr. Pre phe, long associated with influential racehorses, is noted for his keen judgment of horses in a related Ballyton era context.
Fragmentary report describes a steamship Clan Mact arriving at Sydney and confusion over names and routes. It mentions Captain O4ser, a naval engagement near Madeira, and a later note on a waterline incident and a possible loss. the text is garbled and lacks clear sequence or standard reporting.
A police ball is planned with proceeds to aid the department. The Commissioner of Police will attend along with other officials including the Chief Secretary and the mayor. A committee chaired by 1. Mborpby and Ineqwelor Erving will organize, with 2. F opt Fipatelaisn Constable as member.
A violent prisoner appeared at Central Court charged with drunkenness and damaging three blankets property of the Wo Niecermment. She was ordered to pay 55199 compensation and placed in a padded cell after the incident.
Reports indicate Polland Lawerke to rule on protest timing amid union tension over a planned four hour delay. Metropolis Metropolitan Gun Company faces pressure as workers consider direct action if officials' guidance is ignored.
In the current issue of the Women’s Journal a feature lists numerous cash prizes in a women’s competition. The article highlights awards for various categories and notes the event’s emphasis on achievement and skill.
Canterbury Council member urged abolition of meter rents and sought relief for overburdened ratepayers. He pressed the Voter Board to grant temporary relief while opposing added charges on capital expenditure. The council pledged to consider cooperation.
Hobart reports the death of Br. David H Harvey general manager and trustee of the big consultation estate. He served 44 years in total with 22 in Hobart and was associated with Mr. George Adam in early ventures. Harvey was a noted controller of consultations and well known to many Australians.
Fragmentary report describes nurses, doctors, and patients amid protests and a pending legal change. It notes workforce actions and public attention as officials consider amendments to labor law.
The Water Board reports revenue collected from July 21 to June 25, 1027 amounting to £22,267401. Expenditure on interference and distribution funds for the year shows £00,061, and other items totaling £2,00722. Notes indicate an overall increase with several line items and adjustments.
Fragmentary text discusses critics of a policy toward Musals and calls for leaving them alone. Mentions Lord Grey, former official in foreign affairs during the war, and a speech or address he gave on the topic. The piece hints at systemic breakdown under weight of arguments.
An unreadable OCR passage mentions stations, trains, and a return journey but provides few legible names or dates. The garbled text hints at a commission and night effects but lacks concrete facts or clear actions.
A short test claims to reveal hidden qualities in teeth and transform color and lustre. It promotes a new modern method that removes a dingy film thought to cause dull teeth, challenging old techniques and claiming most tooth troubles stem from a common issue.
Frederick Dawson a Melbourne baker faced Central Court on charges of breaking into the dwelling of Alfred Ernest Bouthward at Surbiton. Prosecutor Deonle said Dawson confessed seeking shelter and money to trap rabbits. Dawson received two months hard labor.
A 15 year old, George William Chick, was grabbed by a constable in plain clothes on Hunter Street yesterday as he tried to pull away. The report notes a struggle with a mechanic who paid close attention to a motorcar and items including a coat and other belongings valued at a sum connected to Samuel Evans and Mr. Gates, aunt of two months.
A fragment notes figures including 675 pounds for a foot article and 210,600 pounds for a valuation, with a reference to an approval and a price representation of 678 pounds. The text mentions a property or item at a bath street location and references Gormen ald and Etlex.
Cables to Belgium announced by Pacine Cable Hoard with introductory rates. The message says Belgium service will start July 4 with 15 shillings per 100 words and a small extra charge after 41 hours.
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