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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
10
The Malay in Fact Me Raines Vision of East Asia
A London based piece presents Me Raines critique of Malay policy and colonial rule. It probes Swettenham and Clifford while depicting the Malay, Chinaman, and local rulers in a richly descriptive yet unsettled tone. The narrative contrasts East and West, wonders at Sunland Sea and Wayang performances, and laments loss of native lands to Chinese settlers amid a dreamlike colonial panorama.
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London
Me. G . Rain
Frank Swettenham
Hugh Clifford
Wisi
Baysteen
Man
Hare
Gentiamen
East
Nome
Theo. Carre
Anaqece
Johors
Nur Natoth
Rosiavn
Wille
Jobere
Sultan
Hasi
Jobeee Baba
Elem
Evetiah
Earp
Paris
Lili
China
Rome
Amesier
Childra
Jungl Es
Cockatoo Island Trawler Plans Revealed at Shipyard Dock
A visiting reporter tours Cockatoo Island’s federal shipyard describing the 480 workers and skilled craftsmen building the 1200 ton trawler. He observes the pattern room, casting hall, and giant forging presses as the vessel nears launch, with naval docks ready for deepwater handling.
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Iuy Uiud
Anther
Failway
Lime
Lim
Ste
Sivam
Docking of a leviathan hull at Australian workshops
The article describes a massive vessel being docked for maintenance at Cockatoo Way, with water pumped from the harbor to float the hull, keel blocks securing upright position, and pumps capable of emptying 148,000 tons of water. It notes the process, safety checks, and the readiness of the shipyard to repair and repaint the vessel for a possible future launch. It highlights the scale of operations, the Government workshops, and the significance of the Australian shipbuilding effort.
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Tavial
Lotiom
Fitaroy
Vitoria
Offeral
Coor
Gurai
Cockatoo
The Romance of Steel in William Archer's Visions
William Archer, noted Enatiah journalist, revisits the United States and profiles steel production. The article surveys ironworks operations from ore to finished goods, highlighting the giant rolling mills, machinery, and the transformative role of steel in industry science and commerce. It emphasizes the power, precision, and potential of steel for war, peace, and progress, and notes Pittsburgh and the Monongahela region as key sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Archer
Enatiah
United States
Grea
Metalla
Ida Kalle
Tabor
Mitteburg
Aimoe
Maehlarry MbIch munigUinion
UN Hall
Bawkere
Mona Sin
Ballina
Vmar
Buick
Wally
Marria
Stenhar
Pitsburg
Titus
Asylum Philosopher Prefaces Odd Verse
Fragmentary review discusses a London piece on a French boat and a scattered quotation about existence and income. The critic notes a drift from poetry to prose, with remarks on temperament, calmness, and danger, mentioning a Tyrie performance and rising costs to twenty.
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London
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Charon Jon
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It is the tonic cure that gave me happiness at last
Mr Henry Bennett of Newown tells how Clement’s Tonic cured his fever, restored his appetite, and brought back happiness after months of weakness. He credits the medicine with soothing irritability and aiding sleep, enabling him to resume daily life and hope.
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Jobs Henry Bennett
Notod
Newown
Wywell
Clements Ranies
Clement
Mike
Clements
Clements Tonic
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