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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
4
Puzzle sheet fragment lists categories and tasks like geography writing and fishing. It mentions the competition editor and a deadline, with scattered clues about puzzle sections and sample questions. The text shows a mix of place names game prompts and educational wordplay activities.
A New Gallery shows a range of works from notable artists including Mr Adrian Faint and Miss Thames Brides. The exhibition features luminous light studies by Gerald Pimgerait and delicate watercolors by Neruman Lintiaurin, with bold pieces by J.B. Tad ershaw and others.
Alderman Baker warns the council that extending the work week to four hours would double upkeep costs for fire brigades. Annandale Coupe urged ministerial action. Marrickville Council agreed the district should be exempt from the four hour week proposal.
A garbled report shows a city council discussion led by Mayor and aldermen about water board issues. The piece mentions the joint committees and a warning about concrete overruns and potential consequences for the company.
A local council agreement aims to preserve gravel verges and reinforce the carriageway to support rubber vehicle traffic. The joint effort focuses on enhancing road surfaces near the hd centre and related infrastructure.
Purcell told Paddington Cornell Ian Pigot that the Weal ingtion conference was not a failure. He said work was dealt with capacity and residents’ hospitality was wonderful. Ald Purcell asserted the Minister for Local Government, Mr Cann, spoke.
Damaged OCR text reports a small fire in the city with an unclear description. The fragment mentions a Cobra Cresword Pursle Compote and a caitehboded alight but lacks verifiable details on location, cause, or injuries.
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