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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1902
Page
7
Incomplete advertisement text appears with garbled phrases about insertions and schedules on a Monday or Sunday. The readable bits reference a local newspaper notice but lack clear entities, dates, or actions to identify a specific event or deadline.
A garbled, OCR sourced notice bundle reflects memorials and acknowledgments for multiple individuals including Jane Thornton, Deorae, Jules, and Ella Hayes, with scattered references to dates, places, and families. The text alternates between mourning messages and political or financial remarks, interweaving names like James Wales and Mr. Fyckering, and drifting into government revenue notes and parliamentary sentiments.
An evaluation of officer selection, highlighting flaws in appointing competent, trustworthy leaders. Notes repeated administrative errors and the impact of inexperience on the war effort, arguing that prior service alone does not guarantee leadership ability.
An extended critique argues officers are often chosen for influence rather than merit, harming discipline and effectiveness. It cites past appointments, calls for fearless duty, and ties to political maneuvers, warning of lasting cost to soldiers and national security.
A Balmain Council note questions if citizens must contact ministers through a district member, criticizing a departmental decree that channels public business to MPs. It argues against a closed trades union of politicians and urges public access to officials without middlemen.
The Premice denied any formal compact with the Labor Party to secure support. He claimed there was no expressed agreement between the factions and cited statements suggesting no such arrangement. The dispute centered on industrial disputes arbitration and the party's stance on recent legislation.
A Victorian meeting of gentlemen discussed bringing the eland to Australia for hunting and sport. Concerns were raised about ecological risks and potential for unintended invasions, stressing cautious consideration and watching private introductions. The essay cites past failures with rabbits foxes and prickly pear to warn against imports.
Reported plague case reached near noon today with two additional fatalities at Coast Hospital. Victims Alfred Faulkner of Windsor Street Paddingtoe and Ade Lee died between 5 and 4 o clock after admission Tuesday. Sallie Booth, previously noted, among others, affected as the illness spreads. Health department coordinating with municipal bodies to ration poison and distribute packets under guidance of suburban officials. Education minister may arrange closure of public schools. city council earmarks funds for control measures. Public concern rises over carriage sanitation and lingering exposure in smoking areas.
Cable dispatches provide concise updates from correspondents across regions detailing local events, market shifts, and public notices with emphasis on timely facts and accessible language.
London February 2 6 15 p m dispatch reports further fighting with heavy Boer losses. The Boers suffered about 80 killed or captured. General De Wet was captured and Commandant Manie Bathe was killed.
London February 28 correspondent reports British columns under Hyng and Remington executing a coordinated sweep from east and south against Boer forces near Clockhouse line. Boers use cattle herd as wedge, drive men to expose ranks, but Byng and Remington's brigades hold firm and repulse assaults despite heavy night rain and dim moonlight. Commandant De Wet remains within reach of British columns.
The War Office lists casualties of the New Zealand Mounted Contingent at Paardeberg. Killed are Lieutenants Harold L Tickenaoo and William C Foreytha, Sergeants Arthur Noonan and Gwe Turner, and many privates. several wounded. notes Canada’s gallantry alongside New Zealand. press praises Seventh Contingent and imperial service.
In the House of Commons yesterday Secretary of State for War Mr John Brodrick stated that the refugees at Metersburg camp did not aid the enemy. Commandant Beyer reportedly sent fifty refugees to the camp and persuaded 130 locals to reveal the borders within the Meld.
London reports describe heavy fighting at Klerksdorp with Imper ial Yeomanry and artillery units involved. Several officers and men are wounded with two severely hurt and others slightly injured as clashes unfold in the district.
In London February 28 Mr Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Lord Kitchener had assured several Boer minors that the proclamation would not be enforced against them The government did not object and the matter remained unresolved with no firm policy announced.
London February 28 reports the death of Mr Pwnagh Vagilano famed as the wealthiest Creek merchant in London his estate valued at 2 888 000 pounds The Vagilang Brothers firm based in Cephalonia a Ionian island city of about 90 000 people is noted Angostoll is the principal town with eight Greek bishops and a population around 8060
Auction notice from Aurtion Advertisemienta listing furniture and household items for sale on Monday at 11 o clock. Sale to be conducted by Mivé Ball and Crane at the house on Derlinghurst road, Dastinghurst. Itemized lots include room furniture and domestic goods from a tep-roomed house.
A fragmented display ad notes A Gaunders presenting varied gems and a radio glow for FM users. It mentions a showroom with 232,000 value and lists items such as gold brushes, regular gem rings, and silverplate, with a reference to Saunders and a railway location.
In an interview yesterday Mr Bergl said invited offers were sent for March April and May shipments of meat to South Africa but no replies have been received. He noted Australia could be able to enter the contract if needed.
The War Office invites tenders closing March 5 for 2,000,000 pounds of compressed corn beef to be used by the army. Offers of direct shipments from Australia to the South are considered, with preferred options for supplier delivery to London.
NEWsTors COMPANY London reports a new South African and Australian Supply and Cold Storage Company seeking public silenceipriom share to about £1,800,000. It plans to acquire the stores and antiquas of the South African supply company and to reroute meat and dairy trade between Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. The purchase price is £1,800,000 cash. Generals Forentier-Walker and Sir WA will act as directors. Australian advisers include J Duck and H Moanwell with agencies planned in Melbourne Sydney Brisbane Auckland Wellington and Canterbury. The capital is to be raised without underwriting.
The ceremony for SA Joseah and Rickard Limited marked with formal toasts. Guests included Mr Arthur Alcksrd and officials such as John Bee, Walter Bennett, and aldermen, who praised enterprise and debated Government policies and the city’s growth, noting Sydney Why’s rising stature and capital value comparisons with Melbourne.
A packed report details visits by officials, education leaders, and ministers, with updates on cadet prizes, swimming of funds, and major public works. It notes ship movements between Sydney, Europe and Asia, crop yields, and the ongoing debate over government versus private enterprise. Key figures include Mr Walter Slate, Mrs Cannon, and various ministers, plus references to the Australian Widows Fund and the Imperial Government's proposals for cadet Mauser trophies.
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