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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
10
Ralph Ravenspur uncovers a clue about two Fiomnes and a hidden plan in a family estate, while Elphick and Tebligorsky reveal a secret identity. A strange alliance forms as Ravenspur prepares to confront a dangerous past and alert London to a shadowy conspiracy.
A father recalls his eleven year old son suffering a severe skin outbreak that spread to the neck and head. After using Cuticura products including the soap ointment and remedies for several months the rash cleared and the boy recovered. He urges others to use Cuticura remedies. June 34, 1906.
An advertisement promotes a one night treatment for sore hands and feet featuring a cleansing soap and ointment. It suggests applying a creamy lather nightly and wearing gloves to soothe irritation and improve skin condition.
An article discusses the Imperial Cricket Board and Advisory County Committee proposing to invite Australia and South Africa elevens in 1903. It suggests a three-nation representation with England Australia and South Africa, chaired by a British official, to regulate imperial cricket amid debate on Canada New Zealand and colonial participation.
A Town Council meeting discussed dust nuisance complaints from a residential area. Aldermen and residents clashed over best removal methods, cost, and public health impact while ongoing disputes over watering and sweeping operations drew sharp questions about budget and duties. The debate touched on enforcement and potential shifts in waste and street maintenance responsibilities.
At the Manly Chewell meeting a proposal to permit an applicant to handle fish and oysters from New Zealand was discussed. The council planned a further review to decide on import and sale arrangements for Manly, amid concerns over food availability and pricing in local markets.
Juda Coreen of Solomon, 47, was committed for trial at Techlets Police Court on charges of busin fraud and drafting a request to the Postmaster for a forged refund. Kennedy of the Stepney Hotel Alexandria arranged a false transfer via post, deceiving a Miss Pintter-tha. He took the money, believed it to be a ride payment, but did not return it. The trial included testimonies about the fraud’s execution and the suspect’s intent, with a police remand ordered.
In a Land Appeal Court decision Thewas and Sylver Joaegh Waite challenge a local land board ruling over rabbit-proof fencing and boundary demarcation. The court clarifies Act provisions from 1902 and 1948, discusses boundary scope, and notes no borrowing of provisions, reserving final boundary interpretation to the board's factual boundary determination.
Willem Qhetiah Philtins of Fish Ponds Werlala sought a prohibition to restrain John Jamleren of Bingars and Wilfred Gondwin of Yetmam from proceeding on an order by the magistrate. The applicant faced revocation under section 9 of the Lang Act for alleged non permission from the Lan Board and encroachment on improvment tax payments. He was sued for 2a tree plus 25 conte. Phillips appealed, court granted a prohibition with nets.
A public body inquiry at Fern Hill Station followed overcrowded trains and delays. Alderman Marsh moved to bring the issue before the council, calling for action and more powerful engines to handle peak loads. The motion passed amid complaints about seating and safety.
Fragmented OCR text references youth soldiers, racing events in Melbourne and market towns, poultry-keeping, a county journal, and ongoing prospectors. The piece hints at a community focus with maps to mining, literature, and stereoscope promotions, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
A fragmented defense of Australia faces a national debate on universal military training. Prominent Australians are quoted on the issue amid public discourse and political prompts, reflecting concerns about patriotism, national service, and future security.
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