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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
13
Julia Marlowe declares she is glad to endorse the great remedy Pe-ru-Na. She states she writes her endorsement most heartily and with conviction.
The page lists a mix of court moves and naval and bush telegraph items. Notable items include a grand arms display at Dawn's Battery, a government gazette extract from Fitzroy Diggings Keppel Bay, and passengers aboard RMS Columbian with the Want family. Notices mention the King of Prussia’s abdication and Queen Victoria’s reign over India. Also reports on the Wesleyan Chapel foundation stone and Unitarian Congregational anniversary.
Reports from Sydney and Vancouver discuss changes in naval and merchant shipping. Vague notes mention Bequims withdrawal of H.ALS. Byeria, Egeria remains briefly in Esquimalt, and Liliobe takes over mapping duties. Separate dispatches claim Thaw’s wife Evelyn Nephi Thaw accuses Harry Thaw of neglect and deportation orders. Nippon Yusen Kaisha shifts European captains to Japanese crews, and new services link Japanese ports with Trieste or Plume via Tehuantepec rails, with Diaz questioned but favorable to Nippon plans.
An 1883 act spurred new harbor works from Woolloomooloo Bay to Kushomier’s Bay. The plan extends land reclamation and a wooden quay across the harbor, creating a breakwater and enabling a denser waterfront. Long-term goals include commercial harbor development and improved drainage.
A petition by about 70 households in Rendle Botany calls for the area to be incorporated as a municipality. The proposed territory covers roughly 540 acres with an estimated population of 44, bounded by Hinchy at Eydnes, the Botany road, Church of England land, Victoria Barracks, and surrounding grants and watercourses.
In a village of Lower Austria the bricklayer Stephan Schmidt died in November 1007. A late September notice from the district tax office informed him posthumously that, due to his death, his taxes have been written off.
Fragmentary history recounts early 19th century banknote forgery cases linked to the Bank of England and the Simpson Chapman firm. It notes executions, convictions, and penalties, plus Quaker involvement and wartime logistics practices affecting the era's financial crime outcomes.
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