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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
5
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The Arbitral Court considered the Shore miners and wiremen dispute against Caledonia Colliery Company over engine drivers wages and overtime. The case examined classifications for first class engine operators and fuelers, with proposed rates and Sunday time terms, plus jurisdiction questions for non-parties and third-party participants.
A fragment from a Johannesburg message notes a metals rally with Liondale shares gaining on Monday and Sydney opening in a firmer tone. Adelaide prepares for a substantial general meeting on March 27 to discuss price reductions and consolidation. a Wallaroo and Moonta meeting is planned, with prices and names of several holdings mentioned amid widespread market activity.
The Special Mining Court resumes sessions amid evidence on machine rates and coal company charges. Witnesses include a manager from Northumberland Colliery and a secretary from the Colliery Proprietors Federation, with the court previously interrupted by recent ceigla.
A fire broke out in a hotel cellar at Comins' Havel yen Ventas when a lighted match dropped into a rum bucket. Flames spread to straw and other tinder but were quickly controlled by Captain Jowat and the local fire brigade. Cleanup followed as the cellar was cleared, preventing a larger blaze.
Dr Ratburton Thompson met with a News reporter after a court discussion in Kempsey. The town’s rabbit freeing works at Bugeadecy operate daily, treating about 200 pounds weekly. Officials note expected heat from neighboring areas.
Mir. Justice Bitupsse delayed ruling in the divorce suit of Nod Noah to allow the petitioner to present further corroborating evidence after the respondent’s confession was the sole proof. The judge warned about the danger of acting on uncorroborated testimony from a husband.
His Honor granted absolute decrees of dissolution in the cases Elisabeth May Glynn versus Ferdinand Glynn and Emily Herris v. Thomas Harris, declaring the marriages dissolved.
A parliamentary motion of censure was discussed this afternoon involving both Ministerial and Opposition parties. A decision was reported to move a 192 motion of censura on Mr Wade's Ministry for alleged illegality in Barber Trust appointments made without prior parliamentary scrutiny.
A proposed Noble Testimonial benefit match in Sydney features selections from Mosare FP4 Kedale and HM with P MYAlia ter at work on team selections. Prominent players likely include Noble Trumper Carter Gremory Macartney O Connor AAdtieen Ramaford Ban Minetti Bowden Gerry Windsor and others. Donations from various officials and citizens total around 60 pounds to support the fund.
Melbourne reports uncertain receipts for the Noble fund with Major Morsham guiding the committee. Collectors say contributions are growing as committees reach cricket clubs and sporting bodies in the state. By the eve of the week, it is hoped Victoria will show a stronger total.
A Watsons Bay life boat drill saw the full crew aboard for general maneuvers at the Heads. During launching the winch to haul the boat into the shed failed the handle shearing causing repairs by a raper and rower.
A fragmentary report describes artist Maximilian Moyers, age four, witnessing a stranger scene at a crowded saloon in Pert-strast. A gold watch and chain linked to a sovereign are shown as a mystery item while the crowd probes a missing payment or treasure. The piece hints at royal ties and upcoming revelations from Experiela by the King, with blurred references to Telepierms and a grand opening.
Testimony at Redfern court hearing reveals opinions on the prominence and fate of local hotels. Witnesses discuss the Somerset, Surrey Club Total, Downer corner, Albert Hotel, Man of Kent, and Bedford Motel, noting decorum, modernity, and roles in the district while the President cautions about relevance and usefulness of testimony.
Tate Mrs John Marks Probat granted for the will of Elizabeth Preston Marks widow of the late Jobe Marks of Gleorsek Darling Point died January 19. The will names sons Theodore John Marks and Alfred Stanley Marks as executors trustees and details numerous bequests and trusts to daughters Mrs Floren Mary Bowker and Mrs Tijiaaberh Preston Hunt among others. Real and personal property across Sydney and surrounding areas is placed in trusts for multiple children with life interests and contingent remainders. The estate valued at £117 On 34nd in the Supreme Court of New South Wales.
Melboure boxing bout between Smith from South Africa and Lang for the mini weight title ends in a stoppage after a long 30 rounds. Smith showed initial slowness, Lang rallied with sharp body work and punches, the fight concluded with Smith knocked out after intense exchanges.
Western Rifle Shooting Association in Bathurst plans a meeting at Beihuret Rifle Range on Tuesday with total prize money around £230. Cadet matches including the 60-games challenge shield are postponed due to cadet encampment date changes. The event features the Cutler Cup and Molton Shield in main lineups and aims to encourage young shooters with £120 in RB series prizes.
The New Zealanders who won the Australasias championship at Hobart will meet Sydney University representatives in a series of contests. Events include a half mile race between Trembath and Barker and a pole vault between M Kay NB and Frawley. Newcastle Jockey Club announces the Wentworth meeting next Saturday with travel by train from Sydney. Latchhardt vs Burwood at St Luke's Park tomorrow. Sydney Cup and Doncaster Handicap were affected as Florance withdrew. Be Kedomes resigns as chair to the Australian Jockey Club. special meeting planned for April 14 to appoint a new committee member. Simple Bimen entered for the Moorefield Steeplechase next Saturday.
A scheme for a Minimbah to Morrisette railway was submitted to the Singiston Progress Association. The proposal claims the line would cut distance from 66 miles to 31 miles, tapping rich grazing, farming and dairy districts while easing congestion on the northern line. Supporters say the 37 mile easier-country route will be cheaper and win greater northward transport, with cooperation urged alongside local leagues.
Anthony Theodore recounts a dog attack case in Redforn Poljes Court where Robert Hannam, a bootmaker, admitted owning a fus colored dog that bit and damaged property valued at 2K. Hannam testified he walked on Lutils Reaforu Street when the dog rushed him, causing defense hesitation. he was fined 2 dollars with court costs after offering compensation and claiming the dog’s affectionate nature.
A damaged report describes Doris Hinrvis, a barmaid, recently arrived from New Zealand, charged with deceit. She allegedly pretended to purchase goods with false intent, obtaining a leather purse and other items from Lacy Jones, valued at two shillings, to defraud Kirby. The Water Poles Court heard the case this morning and remanded her actions to court.
G A Jenas reported to the City Council on power house operations and discipline within the department. The conclusions critique the Power House superintendent and city engineers, noting lax discipline and suggesting staffing and governance reforms to restore reliability and meet winter demand.
The bulletin shows light rain in the Western District with showers along the Bastere Riverina and coastal areas. Cool southerly winds prevail, with variable conditions across Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, and New South Wales as temperatures rise in parts and scattered showers occur along the coast and southern regions.
Mr A Lenohei, Government Astronomer, is reported to be suffering from illness and will relinquish his duties at the Observatory. He is improving at his residence in North Sydney and is expected to resume work in a few days.
A garbled shipping log details vessels arriving from South Goda to Londos with ports including Maruca, Tuxuaville, Wallingre Heads, and Gibraltar. Mentions RMS Mothers tetra Mlerarae, Melbourne, Sydney, and delays into March with multiple ships and dates scattered, listing cargoes and routes in fragmentary form.
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