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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 08, 1908

Page

6

Law suit on nullity of Barker marriage before Justice Simpson

Henry Barker seeks a decree of nullity against Sarah Ann Barker in a case heard by Mr Justice Simpson. Testimony recounts history of the couple and questions of paternity, with confusion over witnesses and recollections of marriage. Evidence touches on birth records and the ages of several individuals, including a Blacksmith named Thomas Barker and connections to Parraugaiud, Holmes, and Columbia.

Henry Barker Sarah Ann Barker Justice Simpson Whilfelil Qoorgs Jun Thoms Barker Willian Burker Blackamih Parraugaiud Phainquen Whiter Columbia Hia Baye Nir White Charlis Barkeer Ourer's Wiver Wiese Chariton Barkur Hunsinuy Whayina Chamgiesn Wistbert Champiey Meury Barker Wong

From Gaol to Butter Factory

A damaged report outlines a plan to link Newcastle and Wrens Park with a butter factory. It notes a proposal for a public capital inquiry and printing considerations, with a focus on school papers and routine internal information for children.

Public meeting backs Sydney fleet welcome plans

A large Sydney gathering at the Sydney Town Hall endorsed co operation with Federal and State governments to welcome the American fleet due in mid August. The Lord Mayor urged a civic committee to organise celebrations and entertainments, with many names proposed for the committee and broader public involvement to ensure a memorable visit.

Sydney Town Mall Clair Sydney Sydney Harbor Brethorn Wey W-Day Thureday Baye Akin Citizens’ Committee Blayor Citzens Fae Commonwealth Livre Grealy Poe Arsenging Mnehill Francia Sutter Eugens William Slanning Ely Sviiry Maynra Sydger Wioebeomte Mal.c Mal.c. Gd Furlan Geores Wall Runsell French TA. Kibbs Knox Tobe Wall Samun Hordern Jamyn Graham David Storey Mola Woo Pullen MOLC Capsule Green David Aniinexon T Raine Buchanan Alderman Po Sturt Richard Tener Sir Matthew Harris Juan Wallace A. Mose M.L.C Alexa William Henderson A.S Tobey Waller G Pariah Toawis Phillips T. Kiox Thehard Reanie A. Langan Lowey J Cuiow Seoul A.W Grows Alp Bolted Senator Guild Afl. Moore G. M. Gortelt A. Weadie Br. Miguilar M L.C Callaghan Walker C. Watt James Kobblewitte John Nobbs Mla A. H. Way A. Forbes Angus W. P. Macpherso W. B. Simpeon Percy Hardy E. J. Davies J. M. Arpott W. T. Waters Hugh Dixeon W. Chorley T. Argoh H.R. Arpott Marcus Clark Frank Treland W. @. Whiting F. Stoddard A.W. Kendall Dr. Hardman J. C. Lee William Hen Sereon A. Goose Stephen AG. Braddon WJ. Gollig Charles Markell David Fell M.la Frank Orimiey Ernest Truman Norman Seite G. C. Chalmers R. C. Hagon W. Kibeck J. Dead

Public Disaster Fund balances and 1907 disbursements

The 1907 report for the Homa of the Northwest Public Disaster Relief Fund notes year-end credit of £12,047 14s 9d with £305 15s 11d at Bank of NSW and £2811 14s 10d at Commercial Banking Company of Sydney. Receipts include £296 from Public Instruction Department, £20 bank interest, and £240 from New Zealand Government Bonds. Disbursements total £14,835 19s 4d for Mount Kembla, Stamford Merthyr, and Clifton disasters, plus administration expenses £197 18s 24d. The department will contribute £386 as its share of 1907 relief disbursements, maintaining overlapping distributions and fund conservation.

N.W. Public Disaster Relief Fund Public Instruction Department Commercial Banking Company of Sydney Bank of New South Wales New Zealand Mount Kembla Stamford-Merthyr Clifton Nw Zealand Soma Kembla Stanford- Merthyr

Labor Disputes Bill debated by Sydney delegates at Trades Hall

Bir A Hy Griffith addressed the Sydney Labor Council at Trades Hall on Thursday night. He said the Labor Party in the Assembly voted solid against the Bill at its third reading and warned that the proposal would harm workers. Interruption broke the speech as critics urged order while Griffith argued the bill required careful consideration. He contrasted the NZ Act on strikes cited by Wade with the Premier’s version, noting disagreements on clauses before concluding with clause explanations and praise from supporters.

Hy Griffrh MLSA Sydney Labor Council Trades Hall Yale Grifith Delezsie Quist Sotte Wade New Zealand

Death of a Pioneer Orchardist in Smithfield

Joseph Beckhous, a respected Smithfield orchardist and one of five well known locals, died suddenly after choking on meat at tea time. Dr Pirie of Liverpool was summoned but could not avert death within minutes. He leaves a widow and family.

Joseph Beckhous Smithfield Pirie Liverpool

Fisk Jubilee Singers Return to Queen's Hall

The Fisk Jubilee Singers reappear at Queen's Hall Pitt Street tomorrow. They have already proven their popularity and are expected to attract a large concert-loving crowd. The program promises the usual engaging performances and a strong turnout.

Fisk Quen's Pitt-street

Protecting the Police Court Verdict In Unprovoked Assault

At Central Police Court Magistrate Love sentenced Francis Williams a 24 year old wharf laborer to four months in gaol after he struck a constable three or four times and attempted to seize a man under arrest. The judge called the act cowardly and unprovoked.

Love Central Police Court Francis Williams

Gipsy fortune teller case at Ballarat court

A 17 year old gipsy girl in Ballarat Victoria faced a bail charge for larceny of a shilling from Laurepes Sullivan after she told fortunes in a camp near the castle yards. The bench discharged the accused, noting foolish conduct but no felonious intent, while police considered charging her with fortune telling.

Ballarat Victoria Gipsy H. 8. Barrett Laurence Sullivan Bun Aha Alec Hayes Komen Sullivan Barrett Heckman

Fire at Watsons Bay destroys eight room cottage

An eight room weatherboard cottage at Lane's Point Watsons Bay owned by Captain George May was burnt to the ground in the morning. Fire discovered in the kitchen about 6 45 with occupants forced to flee in night attire. Only property saved were two pairs of night garments. House and furniture partly insured. Metropolitan Fire Brigade managed but could not control fire at Watsons Bay. Arrangements for a temporary fire watch at Vaucluse Project Chambers. The break is said to be caused by a servant’s lighting. The fire used kerosene.

Lane's Point Watson's Bay George May Evening News Iay Metropolitan Dia Cox-Taylor South Head Norrie Gun Vauduer Vaucluse Poanet

Auction notices list land and pledges for sale

Sales by auction advertise blocks of land at North Botany and Bronte View Estate. Unredeemed pledges will be sold at Rooms 247A Pitt Street. Dates include May 15 and May 2 at 2 pm. Executors include H W Horning and Company, John P Lister, Raine and Horne.

North Botany H.W. Horning and

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