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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
5
The Lands Commission reviews a large public land sale and agreements involving Mr. Wilcox and associated parties. The record details examination of allocations, tenders, and payments, noting auctioned acres, improvements, and the progress of land settlement efforts amid inquiries into the process and witnesses.
A fractured report describes a meeting with about 200 settlers and officials debating land agency practices. Statements discuss agents' conduct, compensation, examinations, and proposals amid calls for reform and parliamentary action.
The New South Wales Sheep Show opened at the Royal Agricultural Society Show Ground in Moore Park. Lieutenant-Governor Sir Frederik Darley performed the ceremony as Sir Francis Sirk Uies led the opening, with attendance by prominent figures and the Sheepbreeders Association. A display of high quality sheep was featured in a specially prepared pavilion, and apologies were extended for the Governor’s absence due to illness.
Judge Justine Walter delivered reserved judgment on the winding up petition of Wickham and Bullock Island Coal Company Ltd. The court found the company at stall in New South Wales mines. Directors had recommended closing the mine last year and shareholders approved. The question of transferring operations to a new Maitland mine was central. judgment held the company still in operation and the petition would be dismissed.
The Sydney Observatory forecast notes general rain across the state with thunderstorms and fresh northeast to northwest winds. Rainfall totals from many NSW towns are listed, with numerous locations recording measurable amounts including Balranald, Forbes, Orange, Wagga Wagga, Temora, and Wentworth, as of 9 am today. Mildura returned to Sydney after a period of absence.
Reserved judgment delivered today in Sydney as Charles Munnell Paterson estate agent appeals the Full Court NSW High Court decision on waiver of notice under the 1834 separation deed. The trial court’s verdict for £100, with leave to increase to £185, was upheld then reversed on appeal. High Court to hear.
Judge Walker delivers judgment in a divorce petition filed by a Black Weather grocer from Weld against Avile Sunday Bewl, with dissolution of marriage granted after evidence. The decree dated January thirty ninth imposes a three month restraint on alimony or remarriage consideration.
A fragmented report from an Auckland event lists players and teams with unclear names and positions. The text mentions Sonoma, Shaws, Gardner, Howell, Silas Lever, and several others, but many names are garbled, with no clear scores, dates, or outcomes.
The Sydney market shows renewed buoyancy as investment funds hold steady amid optimistic agricultural prospects for next season. Shares across Associated, Greve Boulder, Paraewne, Fingal, South Kalgarh and other issues advance modestly, with dividends declared and interim payments scheduled. The August and July notes reflect mixed gains, while New Hillgrove and Victorian outfits report dividends and stock movements in Sydney trading.
A fragmented OCR export recounts maritime activity from Auckland to Sydney with references to vessels such as Neronee Lol and Grantala, payments, arrivals, and fines. It notes Captain J Gibb, Captain Panter, and Thomas Jackson, a cabman fined 106 shillings with costs 5s 6d at Newtown Police Court for jumping.
Racing markets spill into the Moorefeld events prompting speculation. Odds list Hardie Ace, Travevaal, PWwreefield, and many others with multiple candidates like Satinvader, Foghorn, Perfect, and Glen entries. The Grand Nationals declarations hint at Marmont and others, with weights and prices noted, as bettors eye next week’s shifts.
In the Epping meeting, multiple handicap events were contested over four furlongs to thirteen two. Winners included Bealach Pont, Mirly Mowett, and Reprieve plus Weal Key in divisions, with notable margins and strong performances from La Parola and Fright. The program featured fourteen events, detailing horses such as Amanda, Mary, and Poplar in various heats and runoffs.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous players, teams, and venues with erratic capitalization. It mentions football actions, public notices, and various names such as Beane, Hatemn, Harvie, and Wacker, amid scattered references to schools and locations, creating a patchwork of sports and local items.
News in brief notes Overdale has been removed from engagement to the Moorecld Handicap, with racing at tomorrow’s event. The Cobur Friendly Societies Race Meeting is set for August 7, and Maid of Lancaster, injured, regains status in the event.
The report notes Bowler from New Castle will suspend training after a mishap at Pearl Cave. The club plans a special meeting Thursday to declare committee changes and address racing costs. A list of riders and participants for interclub events is provided, with remarks on upcoming trials and management decisions.
A fragmented overheard exchange hints at a potential sale of Hordern's valued assets. The dialogue mentions a 2,000,000 figure and partners who helped build the business, though the source text is garbled and uncertain about specifics.
The House approved Mr Deakin s amendment by 42 votes to 35. The measure aimed to set the opinion that appropriations should move forward. Debate centered on proceeding with the proposed plan and its fiscal implications.
James Peeatane Vivannah Presioy and wife sued Crom J. Waddell for 600 pounds over an alleged slander. The jury this afternoon found for the defendant in the action.
An ongoing civil action near Lismore seeks 26000 pounds for negligence in treating four legs affected by an overturned vehicle injury. The defendant Doctors won on all possible issues. experts testified the treatment was appropriate and unlikely to have worsened the condition.
Fragmentary OCR reading shows muddled advertisement lines and names including a Monday event. The readable parts reference a week night in July and several personal names, but specifics are indiscernible. The item resembles a late classified note with illegible details and no clear action.
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