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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 09, 1925
Page
11
A word filled memorial list and return thanks in a local newspaper column naming family friends and associates. The fragmented text includes names such as Walsh and Welsh with references to dates and events in memory of loved ones.
An obituary notes Norris S5GT amid a long career in public service. He lived 79 years in various towns, served eight years in Windsor, and retired there after a period in the military. Interment occurred at St Matthew's Cemetery in Windsor, with family surviving his daughters and others.
A dispute centers on Rhappestreet and Creydin Feed as the main artery between Tinwarra and outer suburbs. Ald Binder accuses Bexley Corner of blocking, while auxiliary figures push an arbitration plan. Officials note potential conference to resolve the clash and avoid further disruption.
Adescribed dealer Mr Gayheld Shaw plans an auction of a fine mixed collection of watercolours and oils by artists including Frank Brangwyn Whistler Norman Lindway Lionel Lindsay and Conrad Martens. The sale will be held at Mr Darse Lawson’s residence in Castlecrag on Wednesday morning. Local works noted include Manseveen and Naste Rivers. The English and Australian pieces span valued names in the Boucher, Perry, Wirhie groups and other noted artists. The collection features modern and colonial works readied for auction.
Weather chart shows cool wet conditions along the west coast and inland areas. Forecasters expect depressions to affect the region with heavy rain possible in coastal zones and unsettled conditions inland through the week.
The article notes steady bid levels for sheep with no price changes observed. Traders like Lee and others report overall stability despite widespread market fluctuations and uncertain demand across regions.
A fragmented report recounts Burwood's Jubilee tied to a long history with the Lion's Den. It notes taxable income shifts and rate adjustments influencing municipal finances, highlighting a 8.08 percent rate and allocations to public works amid debates on expenditures and population trends.
Councillors discuss a proposed electrification project covering Rhine and Cronulla areas. The plan aims to fund service mains and reticulation for the Creare Centre, with debate over the total hire and extent of borrowing. A committee will draft an explanatory memorandum for council consideration.
The King, progressing well, planned to begin his voyage to the Mediterranean today but a strong wind prevents departure. The crew reported stable conditions aboard as preparations continue.
The Premier pledged to empower agriculture and improve rural aid while promising council support for hospital and transport projects. He outlined steps to raise food production, address drought impacts, and fund regional health facilities, with opposition calls for clear timelines and fiscal restraint.
Report covers Doncaster handicaps with mixed results. Mentions multiple horses including Aviston and Wallace Mortlake, with bets and weights. notes uncertainty in late fields and potential standout performances.
A garbled report lists horses and riders in the Richmond race card with many unreadable names and notes a farcical incident. It mentions the WRESECET MANDICAP and several riders, drivers, and officials with unclear outcomes.
The report covers a heated ANA session where a motion opposed Australasian control in Parliament. A member argued the AMA unfairly dictated to others and questioned the reliance on overseas influence. The clash highlighted tensions over national representation and allegiance.
Parramatta Hospital announces its new office bearers including president, wife-presidents, treasurer, secretary, and committee members. Names such as O'Gor W Brown HA, T. Foc, AL Graham, Mitehur, A Bruotmell, A. Manton, and F.C. Dunn appear among officers and committee members in the public notice.
About 400 trainees encamped near the camp formed a square as Major General and a chaplain presented the colors. The event followed the trainees’ encampment since Wednesday, with the presentation led by Major General Flr Charen and Chaplain Mineby.
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