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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 30, 1908
Page
5
The Melbourne bankruptcy proceedings involve Preeman and Wallace with extensive asset notes. Claims mention Lis used jewelry and a watch, and discussions reference a bylaw to deny certain assets, while asserting control over hospital operations and potential county-level governance considerations.
Proceedings in Sydney outlined William Scott Fell a director of Scott Fell and Company Limited who faced bankruptcy after guarantees to the Bank of New South Wales and debts tied to his Spring Street business and London drafts. The examiner noted prior roles, liquidation of the company, and security interests in property and furniture linked to his wife and family.
A Balmain coal mine shareholders meeting adjourned to November 5 after Abe Lanton offered four chin eal and plans for reconstruction and endowment. About 90 shareholders were present as questions centered on capital shortfalls and share value, with no advices received by cable or letter from the Australian Board of quarters regarding London proceedings.
A fire at Dalvety's Wharf Miller's Point damaged copra and shed contents. About 100 tons of copra burned while workers with a private boat and fire brigade battled the flames. No structure damage reported and origin unknown.
In Peel-street John Hunter and Sons Boot Shop, a theft occurred as manager Mr Nelson left a bag containing between 40 and 60 pounds and cheques on a shop dash. He returned to find the bag missing, suspects point to a shoplifter who vanished while the keeper was distracted.
Royal Navy officers pursued six Graig family murderers across interior paths from Santa to a village, facing resistance and delayed by hostile terrain. A second party tracked fugitives toward the river, resulting in the capture or surrender of several suspects and warnings of severe action if any were sheltered. Commander Glossop announced measures to deliver all murderers to native authorities within days.
The Commonwealth Weather Bureau forecast expects hot conditions with a tendency for rain in far western parts. Cloudy on Sunday with east to northeast winds along coasts from Sydney northward. Rain records noted across New South Wales with many locations reporting showers and varying amounts.
The article lists heavy weights for the Wie Wittere seunkes and Rum Cup with several horses named. It notes some runners may struggle to be fit by race day and references prominent entries like Lord Witfroy, Welcom Trick, Gaby Aue, Graporian, and Irishe Cup contenders such as Monchel and Martagon. Continuous commentary hints at trainer strategies and possible pace figures for the event.
A garbled report lists many names and events at Tattersalls Club weights and races. It mentions Myrringtin Siekee and Cluell, Neth, Vietendrazain as potential contenders, with Lord Bean and Kelgklod among expected participants. The piece hints at a Tulbern Cup style event and names several figures including Miss Fines, Kells, Mundr, Aymer, Floren, Gaby, and Wir Laddie in a racing context.
A report on the management of the Agaucluied Racing Clubs mentions Kuexitevun Ascot Rosebery and Victoria Park Saving Clue. The grey gelding Mulaueventre’s performance is noted and appeals by W E Crockett and Thompson aguine are set for Ascot. A Railway Department notice invites passengers for a special Wollongong rail excursion with stopovers and timetable details.
A garbled report mentions a white bint nesting near Potland and a youth named Edwin Haigh who fell from a trespassable er? and broke a bone. It refers to a groamer Kallosunk and a funeral train at Strathfeld for the Ne tropolis with fare details from Sydney to Strathfield.
International tennis action in Melbourne centers on the singles and doubles finals. Brookes and Weight top Wright and teammates as Australasian hopes challenge the cup, with shifting matchups and a tense finish shaping the outcome.
A cryptic report notes a cricket score from a riverbank contest. Names and places are obscured, but the item highlights a high score and a notable performance amid unclear local details.
The market saw a full supply of lambs penned for Monday with prime lambs unalien but others receding. Cattle yarded included Queenmand and Mocksaids lines with prime weight cattle well represented and a firm open with improving demand. prices rose for prime local cattle though Queenslanders showed less gain. Trucks booked for Thursday include 714 abexp vans and 140 cattle wagons.
Island fever strikes Wheat Sheaf expedition partner J B L Waterhouse who is to be moved to a private hospital. Also notes a dividend payment by The Broken Hill Proprietary Company and the Armidale Quarter Sessions where a liquor conviction against an Aboriginal man was quashed for economic independence.
The note extols Panama hats as the ideal cool headwear. It highlights style and practicality with farmer’s market promotion. The copy reinforces the hat’s cononieal appeal and urges purchase at local farmer’s outlets.
Local reports describe robberies across Sydney suburbs with multiple incidents near Tinwae, Maris Wilken, and ST Mitchelteltewe. Police advise heightened caution as investigations proceed with unclear motives. residents report unusual activity and brief disturbances around late April.
A Broken Hill miners meeting expresses dissatisfaction with terms offered by mine managers and seeks reconsideration of reductions. Delegates plan to resume talks next Wednesday with the aim of preserving weekly hours and securing a renewed agreement from managers. The union warns it faces a difficult position in securing better conditions.
A distorted report from Auckland notes a local option reducing some measure by about two thirds. The text is garbled but indicates a substantial percentage cut, with references to a referendum style decision and governing authority, affecting a specific fund or agency.
In Auckland Mandap Aryst shows improvement as scullers prepare for the championship. The event features Wang and Webb with likely varsity entries. Aryst Uist and 210 appear among notable contenders. The day promises strong competition with teams seeking wins and faster times.
Tenders were opened for multiple public works including road and wall repairs, drainage, and public building improvements. Bids from firms such as Leda, Taylor, and Benkee MLL were noted with various percentages and schedules. Officials report adherence to evaluation criteria and expect contract awards after review.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a wool sale event involving the Covworra Fire West and Produce Company limited and mentions the Cooperative Wool and Povdnes Company planting a catalog of products. The text records prices, quantities, and a drowning incident in Victoria with a farmer presenting a premmer a bin of a silkworm as possession.
Advertisements unreadable. notices fragmentary list events at MAJESTY THEATRE and other venues. Mentions GRAND BENEFIT MATINEE TIUREDAY VECEMIEN, PROGRAMME, and PUREST FOOD. Names include DICK MICHAEL,ROY GEMA W, SCHOOL OF LEE EET, and NATIONAL PURCHASE.
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