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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 18, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text from a Sydney produce sales page lists numerous personal names, places, and numbers in a jumbled sequence. The legible bits imply market entries, traders, and items with scattered references to locations and figures, but a coherent sale or event remains unclear.
The page lists stock and commodity items from Burden with references to pumpkins, frame prices, and various auction items. It mentions entities like Dalton Tros, Reiten, and JOS RIDGE and CO, with daily sales and auction notes across produce, live stock, and merchandise. The text reflects a busy auction atmosphere with multiple firms and prices scattered throughout.
Corath Wows faced horse stealing charges with witness attendance requiring writs of attachment. Justice Simpson ordered the writ discharged after noting the witness, over 490 miles away and without means, could not be compelled to attend nor paid. Crown not responsible for conduct money and expenses in this distant hearing.
Thomas Henry Leviean was arrested on George Street after an incident with four constables including Constable Husery and Constable Brealey. He faced charges of drunken and disorderly behavior and assaulting officers, receiving fines and a month in gaol for the assaults.
Joseph Ward, premier of New Zealand, comments on Cardinal Logue's visit to New York. He disputes claims about loyalty and Empire ties and notes New Zealand's right to attend a Parliament session without British government interference. Ward stresses loyalty to the Empire and attachment to the old land.
The Ball Toe Cah of NSAV held a Saturday afternoon dog show at Mr Williams residence in Kogarah road New South Wales with about 500 attendees including bull dog owners. Mr Maude judged 22 dogs in various classes with Manchester Tim the standout double winner among prize recipients and many special prizes awarded to top dogs across all divisions.
Myrtle Creek Richmond River NSW editor promotes Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for Colds and Coughs. Claims cure for lung troubles with a winter drink described as exhilarating and non-intoxicating. The ad touts a remedy labeled as an unequaled preparation with emphasis on its supposed effectiveness.
The article describes the American battleship fleet's remarkable speed during a voyage from Callao to Manila, highlighting a record-setting run of more than five hours and the fleet’s efficiency. It notes the presence of the Tennessee and Washington as part of the first squadron, the pathfinding course taken, and the role of wireless telegraphy in communications. The piece also mentions Sydney’s interest in the venture and the involvement of American Consul Orlean Baker, with remarks about timing for entertainment arrangements in Sydney.
A historic sale case from Australia details the transfer of a large freehold property near Condobolin. The contract valued at £8000 included a 40 acre homestead sub lease. litigation over specific performance and injunctive relief followed, with Chief Justice in Equity ruling on lease forfeiture and remedies.
An inquest opened in Parramatta on the body of a man named Folwart Syatra Theho found on the riverbank near Pwrrw matta Tver. The deceased, about temsioeer, resided in Nojer i T Connell with witness Parromelta Aboll. The body was clothed and no signs of foul play were evident.
Mr Joseph Blu, about 40, a timber contractor, was thrown from a horse while riding toward Glalleeville after sunset Saturday. He struck his head, sustained injuries, and died at Roman Catholic presbytery. Child present survived. death believed due to the fall.
Henry Pheiffer aged eight faced the Xirils Springs Potion Court for assaulting Constable Shailer while the officer, in plain clothes, observed the boy angry on 16th mutant. The constable testified the boy struck at him and used violence, though Pheiffer claimed he was not violent and had a cut hand. He was fined 40m.
A park of mechanics experienced an unpleasant incident yesterday afternoon as a motor car descending Bald Hill failed to brake and plowed into a tank and rolled over. Several people sustained minor injuries though not serious. Mr Barodt SM, recovering from a cold, could not attend. Proceedings at the paddling position court began late afternoon with Mr Clark D.S.M presiding after a missed appearance at North Sydney Court.
A Victorian era medical appeal touts aural kinotes and home remedies as a relief for deafness and head noises. The notice claims safe, universal application and promises free trial for readers, naming The Haroxope An ferkaliin from Lanvin and New York as backers.
A local aldermanic case centers on an application dated 25 January for a position in Maitland. The proceedings cite the municipal authority and council deliberations, noting eligibility, special case considerations, and the petitioners and respondents.
An application for forfeiture was heard at Wares Pollen Court regarding a case involving Sullivan and Madie WPapticativm. The court ordered compensation of £10 to the claimant and granted a request by Ar King for the forfeiture and related settlement actions.
The Tamworth settlement meeting records reveal discussions on governance, retirement provisions, and financial arrangements. Officials reviewed notes about pledges and funding, with mention of a prelude to future actions by the governing body and local secretary positions.
An OCR read from Bathurst Experimental Farm discusses a veiled agricultural venture, noting experiments, ponds, and seeds. It mentions water use, frozen samples, and a public framing phrase about a project tied to the farm, with references to channels and a proposed agricultural value.
The readable portion notes various symptoms among individuals, including urinary troubles, eye swelling, heart irregularities, sleeplessness, nervousness, and despondency, suggesting a health brief or medical issue discussion in the clipping.
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