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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 01, 1902

Page

3

Weather Readings and Coastal Vessels Amid Rough 34 Hours

Weather summary from the 34 hours to 3am shows winds and heavy seas across the coast with gale reports from Jerris Hay Kiama Manning Heads Port Ble Theuy Wollonennz and Woolsovign. Albury Armidale Bathurst Nimitybelle Tamworth Tenterfield Ballias Clarence Head Cape Hawke Jervis Bay Maitland Newcastle Sydney recorded thick rain and very heavy seas. Vessels along the coast faced rough conditions with the AUSN steamship Avanila and RMS Rome noted, while ships reported bar danger and cross-sea breaking.

Westerfay Caps Hawke Port Breplews Reymond Trrrare Sidne Jervis Nimitybelle Bombala Eden Li Green Cape Gate & Tee Albury Sideg Armidale Barmedman Jerris Hay Kiama Manning Heads Port Ble Theuy Wollonennz Woolsovign Cape Hawke Buen Syilary Rome Clarence River Sydney Murrington Newcastle

Armidale to Newcastle weather forecast and drought notes

A sprawling weather roundup reports showers near Bishlands and the coast from Newcastle, snow on the Alps, and drought inland with frosts. It notes Arctic disturbance off Leenmin possibly brings precipitation, data gaps from Norfolk Island and the Pacific cable work, plus grim agricultural outlooks across Campbelltown and surrounding towns as dry, cold conditions persist and stock face starvation threats.

Bishlands Newcastle Alpe Wanty Weadernes Sydney Leenmin Nortole Fsland Nortole Fsland and Ful Pacide Warkle Sisle Armidale Bowral Campbelltown Liverpool Molong Melbourne Rmton Maitland Yan

Balmain Coal Mine Progress Update

Steady progress continues at the Sua vey Herbor Coijeriee Mine Balmain as management pursues the mine spam drive and a return or ventilating drive. The forward drives show a good chance but significant development remains unlikely soon as the main coal seam is distant from the shaft, about 201 yards.

Suavey Herbor Coijeriee Balmain

Unreadable Medical Ad Fragment From Historic Page

Fragmentary OCR text describing cold treatment claims and a broad critique of remedies. Mentions throat symptoms, membrane lining, and a claim that certain cures "always cures and cures quickly" with chemicals. Lacks coherent details or verifiable offers.

Mecca Chamberlais

Voyage of the AorangI steady in cyclone voyage to Brisbane

The Canadian mail steamer AorangI arrived early on April 22 at Vancouver after a delayed voyage from Brisbane. Passengers and cargo were discharged at Brisbane before continuing to Bunbury, weather turned severe with hurricane force winds and heavy seas. Captain Phillips remained on the bridge as the ship endured a trying coast run, several injuries were reported on deck and amidships.

Aorsagi White Star Brisbane Asrangi Vanceuver Sura Pratique Thie Cape Moreton Avrang Buapey Cape Marinos Phillips Eyaney Turing Pastace Shipwrigal Amd Capiika Phillips Tim Héaity Abe ‘Eas

Full Court Appeals Over Damages in Vaughan vs Webb Case

The Full Court yesterday heard Vaughan against Webb and a related rule to show why Uke Webb should not be set aside. Damages of £2 were awarded to the plaintiff for injuries to property from a fire at Amicar Hor der and Sons, with the defendant the Fire Brigade’s Superintendent liable for alleged duties. A separate rule was refused in a new case involving Minton vs Keen, where Malicious service and bankruptcy notes were debated and the judge’s ruling on the declaration challenged.

Vaughan Webb Waan Teehearnex Uoa Sas Amicar Horder and Sons Stephen W Jurr Waich Alfred Minton Jamia Keen Alleren

Walking-stick of historic interest offered to King Edward VII

The walking-stick, carved from wood taken from Captain Cook’s Endeavour wreck, was presented by Captain Chuck to Emperor Edward VII through Mr Barton. Attendees included Mr Barina, Mr Sparks, and Mr Carpenter. Donor Mr We Mar in, president of the ANA, valued the gift at about £100.

Bavin Wars Caplin J. A. Chuck Chuck Ieaijrk Pairehild N.Z Captain Cook Endeavour Maye II Barina Care Mtr. We Carpenter

Man Charged With Attempted Robbery Of Watch Chain

Richard Williams, 3.M., described as a jockey, faced Centra Police Court charged with attempting to grab a gold watch and chain from Bratpard Clarke on April 2. Clarke, a consulting engineer, was walking on George Street when Williams allegedly grabbed the chain. a chase ensued with Constable M Gann assisting. Part of the chain and a pen were found later. Williams reserved his defence and was committed for trial.

Centra Statantay Payton Richard Williams F Bratpard Clarke Clarke George-street Agar Meters Ere and Sons Williams M'Gann Ebo Wes Baldy Wellams Dows Tie Ngar

Heart Palpitation Cured by Dr Williams Pine Pills

A Adelaide woman describes long heart pains and breathlessness relieved after taking Dr Williams Pine Pills. She credits the pills with restoring appetite and strength, praising the treatment and urging others with heart weakness to try the medicine.

Williams Pine Pilla Mra M. Ireland Alfred-street Terrace Adelaide Marta Tody Will Pak Ricki Dr. Williams Apdticine Company Queen's Phony Bydory Atx Bores Post Trem Checslete Morskeepera Tod Yun Oak Toe Willame

Newcastle Collison Inquiry Opens at Courthouse

An inquiry into a harbor collision between the ship Ditton and the steamer Port Crawford opened at Newcastle courthouse. Captains Hay and Masks, pilot Caskey, and crew from both vessels testified about wheel damage, crowded harbor conditions, and the moments before the impact as the Ditton steamed at four to five knots near Noboys and Steekion.

Newcastle Ditton Port Crawford Dutlee Rogers A Hay David Wm. Davis Che Dillon Caskey Witdows Witneme Noboys Steekion Liverpool York Melbouirne Mater Weasri Tate Mason Alaind Withers Cainal Windeyer Wreman Mr. Thompson Mr. Ralaton Maid Womrtbine Ile Henry Leigh Carpenter Joby Whitaker Tailmarker John Sures Wm.bso Elward Jones Tess

Fijian Visitors Attend Barracks Coronation Exercises

Air and state leaders toured Victoria Barracks where the Fijian Constabulary staged drills and music before shipping to London for coronation ceremonies. Major Jonke led the contingent as troops performed maneuvers and sang Home Sweet Home, followed by thanks from J. Lee and regimental officers.

Air. J. Lee Ministry Victoria Barracks Jijian Constabulary Londen Linder Major Jonke Fmnail Me- Lee Katt Iferpul See'e Flan

Port Kembla Harbor deputation seeks resumption terms

A Fort Kembla and Wollongong deputation led by Archibald Campbell met the Minister for Works to press the return of harbour lands to the claimants. They argued Government would resume needed land for about £55,000 to £60,000, while Wentworth estate trustees claimed £70,000 and wharf leases would be offered to barge companies during harbor work at Port Kembla. The issue paused a resumption bill and warned that continued harbor work without resolution risked shipping dangers.

Fort Kembla Wollongong Archibald Campbell Port Kembla Baring Sullivan Wentworth Buxtate Rexpower Bea

Maclean Show in Full Swing at Thuretay Opening

The Maclean show opened yesterday with exhibits including near twelve hundred entries across drought and produce categories. Machinery from Martin and Company dominates displays while Mr Ford shows the district trophy at the Sidney Raster Show. Local officials Mr M Paries and Mr L A opened the event and the Potts Works Committee coordinated the North Coast railway connection amid entertainment at Iuacheom. The weather was noted as clear.

Hospital Saturday Broad Effort Behind Annual Drive

A bustling Hospital Saturday in Queen Wisteria Markets and Sewerday saw the distribution of about 300 boxes to collectors with many delayed applications expected. The organising secretary Mr W W Curtums led a band of ladies as they visited the district, with Chinese residents in the vicinity to be called upon tonight and tomorrow. Fresh badge presentation cards for collectors are introduced this year, designating the badge number to be worn. The Paddington and Waverley AN A branches plan a carnival at Doods Aquarium, while bands from various districts perform at scheduled times across the day.

Queen Wisteria W. W. Curtums Meaduinen A N. Jonson Carve J. Saumvel E.lade Mises M. Nelson A. Drews Uwe Paddington City Brese W. Norris Wynyard Square Martin Mace

Kenniffs believed at large near Chinchilla after Doyle murder

Queensland bushrangers Pat rick and James Keanilt are pursued by police after the murder of Constable Doyle and Mr Albert Dolxe at Curbargos Station. Reports say they fled toward the Great Dividing Range north of Chinchilla, with two companions, carrying one armed with a torch. Police follow as heavy rain blurs tracks and private tips suggest they may be hiding in the Carnarvon Range.

Patrick James Keanilt Palit Sonatable Doyle Albery Doalxe Curbargos Brihabe “Courier Brisbane Great Dividing Range Chichi Fitegerald Youlha Hutton Bunya Mountains Piaevralt Hy Xenia Daataralint Neur Teaumger Commissioner of Police Mat Sisty Loveventy Sillea Chinchilla Carnarvon Range Bunday Constable Doyle Mr. Chalke Kennlife Dar Io Joene Dex Belog Doyle and Dale Brishane Rockhampton Doyle Tike Sam James Pat Nother Thomas Way Bourke Thomas Carnavon Ryag Deine Apd Pat Jim Feyan Mitchell Dalke Ryan Ax Bran Vale Dayle Forte Zam Htuirn Dany

North Coast Railway Route Debate at Parliament Meeting

The Public Works Committee discussed the North Coast railway works to the South Grafton to Guyrelo route. Mr David Bee supported the line citing mutual exchange benefits and regional sugar and commodity transport needs. The debate reflected concerns over route choices and local economic impact.

Alan Chad Dil

Public Holidays Note With Odd Date List

A fragmented public holidays notice lists unusual spelling of dates and names such as Hepass Prins Lockhart Therstay May 2 142, indicating a calendar clarification or transcription error rather than standard holiday dates. The readable items hint at a colonial or older administrative style with unclear month formats and obsolete terms.

Ohder Hepass Prins Lockhart Therstay

Shearing Conference Reaches Tentative Wage Accord

The pastoralists and machine shearers conference at Wool Merban ge progressed, with delegates debating representation by AWU and refining terms. A wage framework emerged with rates for rollers, pickers, and penners up, plus a rule for advance notice, while choosing to await Arbitration Court action.

Merrbange 3 Laahy M.G U J. Madonell M.A de A.W.U Leah Pubtoralia Union Millwood Dowling Adhotl Kilgour Siltwood Ileol Miltwond Shea Milton Suena Arbitration Court Mtr Millwoot

Rival Unions Dispute Letter From Australian Workers’ Union Official

John Leahy mandes a firm reply to Donel Macdavell defending his union line. He claims workers support their plan for a fair settlement with pastoralists and arbitration court backing, while denying pastoralists’ involvement in a proposed gathering. He asserts the AWU has failed to secure equitable terms in eleven years.

Teo Leahy Mb.u Donel Macdavell Australian Workers Waio Sir Hamiet A W.A Arbitration Court Mores John Leahy

Australian Horse Mounted Rifles Camp at Tarworth Racecourse

The Australian Horse and Mounted Rifles plan a camp in the northern district at Tarworth Racecourse from May 9, 2018. Lieutenant Britten of the Tamworth troop is mentioned with no arrangements detailed.

Australian Horse and Mounted Rifles Northrre District Inie Tarworth Racecourse Britten Tamworth

JUNE RACES AT JUNEE CLUB MEETING

The Jubes Racing Club held its annual meeting in perfect weather this Wednesday afternoon. A dead heat occurred in the race involving Beachcomber and Coronation.

Jubes Racing Club Tair Werulie Turanigh Oy Coronation Haseaday Jteee Nee

Restorative Cure Promises Relief from Illness Claim

A distressed testimonial describes alleged recovery after using Clements Tonic. The speaker recounts severe fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss, headaches, and weakness, asserting the tonic revived energy, appetite, and strength within weeks. A statutory declaration accompanies the claim.

Land Board Sessions and Rail Expansion Discussed

The land board at Queesberan handled about forty cases mainly on cadpadale and ADDralNe- Scote of anpussance. A correspondent notes four hundred trout Rsyches purchased by Major Menaiea with age guacemen from Mlarney, Seeesaleed, and others to be placed over the Masa and Purracabad Rivers where hatcheries will be built. Parliamentary Public Works Committee heard evidence on 22 proposed North Coast Railways with named officials and a cheaper, safer river-to-ship route discussed. The Equitatie Permasvnt Building report dated May 14 shows paid-up UGS, reserve fund, and capital figures, with regulatory allocations noted.

Land Board A.C Hette Quirmes Memes J. J. Wright Willian Beatty Queesberan Wednesdes Thifty Glentines Menaiea Mlarney Seeesaleed Theas Masa Purracabad Hatcherice Tskin Cimarra Parliamentary Public Works Committee North Coast Railwer Meare John Bo Carlton Joseph Northcott Ewen Camarun James Chisholm Bavard Tonle Carlton Aug Uime Clarence Gien Innes Pro

Two Old City Sewers to be Closed and Rebuilt

At a Water and Sewers meeting an engineer's report urged closing two old sewers and piling them. Estimated cost 139 pounds for one, 120 pounds for the other. The first sewer would be filled and brickwork rebuilt. the second to be abutted and replaced. Mr Malcolm M Swan of Woodsford Clarence died. Torsten.

Elizalen-street le Trapetreet Mr. Melcolm M!swan Woods Fork Meaad Clarence Torsten

Counterfeit Ad Copy Warns of Imitations and Fraud

A creaky note claims counterfeit imitations of a label undermine authentic products. The misspelled text warns readers that fake goods misrepresent therapeutic value and genuine articles, urging caution amid pervasive deceptive advertising and copying.

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