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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
9
A cluttered advertisement page offers dance manuals and modern waltz instructions. multiple music titles, records, and artists advertised with prices. It cites theatre nights, voice culture, and social events, including a town hall notice and upcoming performances with prices and venues.
A reader series from Australia quotes several testimonials from women in Melbourne, Brisbane, and South Yarra praising Warner’s Safe Cure for a range of ailments from headaches and insomnia to heart palpitations and menstrual distress. The notices tout improved health after use, alongside product pricing for regular and concentrated bottles and mention of the Australasian branch in Melbourne.
The May 23 meeting promises listed entries due by Monday at 8 pm. Morning trials at Randwick featured several gallops on the middle grass track with horses like Matt Rose Loreley Karanaud Monobel Gerah War Bee Refrain Footlee and others preparing for later engagements. Notable notes include Lady Bel sold for export to Japan and Currandooley placed with Yuille and Company for twelve yields. CHAMAILORLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY advertised for quick relief.
Historic racing notes outline nominations for the Kensington Cup and Plate with prize money, horse names, and purse details. It lists entries and odds, with examinations of ages, weights, and entries for upcoming events at Sydney venues and related facilities.
A Sydney Trades Mall gathering reports worker strife over wage boosts and job protections amid marble polishing and plaster trades. Organizers of the Rockchoppers Union, Tie-Layers Union, and allied groups vow to pursue industry reforms, with statements from the Sydney Labor Council and local officials.
An organized speech by Cardinal Moyan during a Dublin city event praises Ireland’s loyalty to the empire while affirming sympathy for Ireland’s struggles. He argues Ireland should share in the empire’s strength and prosperity, seeking mutual fraternal support and development within the union.
The Melbourne Board of Health moved to curb poison risk from reused glasses. It requires proper washing of glassware in hotels and pubs. The Lawrence Manufacturing and Engineering Company, with J. Dizon of Punch fame, introduced the Hygienic L and D Glass and Tumbler Washer. The device automates cleaning with a spray of water and is gaining adoption in hotels and cafes.
Doyle, Eastern Suburbs amateur semi halfback, was severely shocked and required an operation after Saturday's match against University. He was taken to St. Vincent's Hospital with serious injuries.
An 19th century notice promotes boots made by American Boot Manufacturer at King Street and Park Street. It touts durable welted boots, made to order with ready leather stock, claiming hand craft quality and quick delivery. Prices are stated but the ad emphasizes value and long wear for healthy feet in winter.
The hearing concerns the detention of Yeoy of The from vay im the of Whe and the validity of appointment under the Trades Union Act. Witnesses including James Weory Calia and William Tarpion testified as trustees and officers of the Amalgamated Railway and Tramway Service. The magistrate adjourned to refer the matter to arbitrator Mr J C Watson, with parties agreeing to Arbitration.
The Kensington coursing scene advances with a new plan and strong support from National Coursing Association officers. Nominations close June 6 for stakes totaling £49 and other prizes, while a “Black and White Challenge” opens to 16 aged dogs to boost interest. an Open cake prize also aims to attract entrants.
A garbled shipping notice hints at arrivals and names many places and entities, including Minny Pihopers, Spuruntaey Whoresewhen, and Camste eater Be connal Wik. The fragment mentions Venter aot Sompabr and LEE A DESARer bee Alay ROM 8) for Loin, with references to ports, schedules, and officials amid cryptic OCR text.
A scrambled maritime column lists ships, routes, and ports from Sydney and Melbourne to Penang, Adelaide, and London. It cites vessels such as Empire, Melbourne, and Penang transporters, with scattered references to voyages, regattas, lading and unloading points, and maritime events across months and destinations. The text weaves names, places, and dates in a fragmented OCR style, preserving the broad sketch of naval activity and trade links.
Boxing events organized by promoter Mr Cook, a well known figure from Meashourne, are planned in Sidrey and Merwedim amid local interest. The Verona round of the fei tournames is mentioned with details on venue, schedule, and distribution plans. Sullivan and Preet are named as involved parties and the final decision is awaited at the Gaiety Alliotic Mal Sydies venue.
Fragmentary notices show auctions by H W Horslag and Company at Ground and Rose Bay Beech on May 3 with items including buildings and miscellaneous goods. Several individuals including John Mpherson and Mary Brown are cited in a court context with larceny and related charges. some defendants found guilty, others not guilty. details are unclear due to damaged text.
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