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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary text mentions NUTE and references to sites or dates but lacks clear actions or outcomes. Reading shows names or acronyms incomplete and no coherent event details to confirm.
A divorce case outlines a troubled marriage between Pegere Ase and her husband. The petition cites separation and requests remedy for the couple’s estrangement, detailing attempts at reconciliation and resulting disputes over property and support. Evidence and testimonies appear to focus on the couple’s life at their home and the surrounding social circle, with emphasis on the family’s domestic strain and the court’s potential conclusions.
A petition for divorce by a Newtown woman, aged about twenty, cites desertion by Christopher Adsundaon. The man, present at the November site, allegedly provoked a scene with swearing and threats. The testimony included a remark urging the wife to take another partner, with unclear surrounding details.
A petition for dissolution of marriage by Neremrie Jetices, formerly Davis, against George Scat Jetcey, a carpenter, details a troubled union beginning in 1901 at Mount Garnet. The couple lived in Mount Garnet, Tamworth, and Sydney, with periods of separation and reported abusive incidents. The wife seeks an absolute divorce after years of alleged neglect and separation, with proceedings initiating in November 1992 and a six month absolute grant anticipated.
William Low Spotman seeks divorce from Mary Ann Scullman on desertion grounds. Fraser reports previous divorce suit by wife. petitioner withdraws with honor’s consent. Parties married in 19__. custody issues discussed for three children. Accentuated by living arrangements, finances, and alleged misconduct. decision reserved.
In a hearing on a divorce petition Justice Simpson criticizes use of declarations by registrars and clergy. He notes cases where declarations were not read or understood, and cites an example of a woman claimed over 21 though she was underage. He calls for an end to misleading marriage declarations and warns of moral decline.
Farmers report rebuilding efforts after floods with sowing to begin soon. Rainfall so far this year shows improvements, with rainfall in Temora and Coolamun lagging behind recent averages. Prospects for a better wheat season are cautiously hopeful as land remains strong and irrigation and pastures recover.
Myrtle Creek ad notes Dr Sheldon Discovery as unequalled remedy for coughs colds chest complaints and lung troubles. WD Rennan signs seaway march river and south west coast with claim of its never failing work. Rich creek context suggests local ad praise and health claim in brief classified item.
A Newtown court decision orders the closure of several hotels in the city following a dispute over permits and licensing. Officials indicate the action targets properties along Main Street and Tyrone Avenue, with deadlines set for rental removals and property consolidation. Community leaders express concern about displaced workers and local commerce as the city moves to enforce the ruling.
Molong resident Probate records reveal The Late Mr George Bruce's estate. Probatation grants his widow and daughters limited annuities while trustees manage assets. The net value sworn for probate stands at 40,271 pounds.
Birtles records a cyclist journey across Awetgalia by bicycle. He describes dangers from weather and mosquitos, delays from rain and a pack horse, and illness after reaching Brunnelle. He notes abandonment of the ride several times and ongoing recovery from fever and exhaustion.
In a midweek Glebe Cup round, Mosmia defeated Warrimgale 87 to 3, Manly beat St Georges 72 to 6, and Gladstone Park downed Peuerstam 74 to none. In the X 3.W. Association, Williams shaded Foranberg 41-26, Marks defeated Anderson 21-0, and Strong beat Toes 21-14. Final matches for the semifinals are due by April 1. Roydhouse clinches Burwood Club championship by defeating Ltoydhe 1% to 0.
A letter from Mrs A Mason of Short Street Adelaide South Australia extols Beann beans as a cure for biliousness indigestion and constipation. She details 30 years of illness with painful symptoms and headed by relief after using the remedy, urging others to try it and praising its effectiveness. The note also mentions Herbert Gladstone discussing the Eight Hours in Mines Bill in Parliament.
An Evening News interview reveals tensions as the Masini Painters discuss a leadership dispute and possible wage raises. Members dispute invitations and delays in relay of union positions. The episode centers on miscommunications, proposals, and the union’s stated stance amid wage talks and governance questions.
A Camden deputation urged a railway from Camden. The Minister for Works refrained from instant approval, noting beltway costs and the Hallway League estimate. Officials indicated the commission would review figures of about £11,000 and £110,000 in light of the new information.
Fragmented OCR notes report an imperial envoy to Mindat and talks of land resumption near Lake Marquarie Park. A minister meets deputations seeking land notes and then asks for communication with the landowner to assess acceptance before further consideration.
Nellie Clagsbey credits Clement’s Tonic with relief after years of bilious upset and severe gallbladder pain. She details deep fatigue, digestive distress, and inability to sleep, noting dramatic improvement after using the tonic for two years.
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