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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
8
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A chaotic report outlines results from a large school track and field gathering at Moore Park with numerous events and participants. It notes attendance, event totals, and mentions several named schools and athletes, including references to track and field outcomes and public interest in the day’s performances.
Senior and junior racing notes include several winners and placements across events such as 1D, 1X drops, long jump, wheel races, and bicycle races. Notable names include J. Mahon, A. Bid, K Williams, R Connolly, and E Bull, with riders and finish positions scattered through distances like 90 yards and 440 yards.
The Defence Minister confirms dates for cadet camps across New South Wales with Middle Head hosting the first camp for senior cadets from November 4. About 447 attendees expected, with costs ranging around £157 for the initial outing and additional funds for later camps. movements include two batches to Middle Head and multiple regional camps through February 1909.
At North Sydney Police Court Arthur Pointing faced three convictions for selling adulterated sausages mixed with sulfurous acid and antiseptic. certificates showed 3 percent sulfurous acid per pound. Walter Famias and other butcher defendants also pleaded guilty to selling tainted meat with preservatives. Sentences included fines and costs, with suspended conviction to allow appeal and proceedings against a supplier.
Brigadier General Gordon commandant of the New Smeihy Wales forces is on leave after a cope attack. He returned to duty this morning and is reported as better, though still far from well.
A witness at the Barmain Palace Court displayed limited memory when questioned. Mr Donaldson pressed him about smoking cigarettes and suggested smoking harms memory and health, arguing such individuals should be restricted.
Report from Wollongong describes a strange beast feared to be a gorilla or unknown creature. Local residents fear for safety and some avoid night work, with men arming themselves in the bush as the debate on the capital continues in the Journal.
Mr Dooley vows to fully pursue the matter and warns that disclosures by the Mines Department will pale beside lands policy findings. He says he has grounds to assert stronger charges and intends to present evidence, while others in Parliament express no clear knowledge of his claim.
A tangled report shows copper futures in London and Adelaide trading with disparate bids and prices across several mines and banks. Notable names include Mount Lyell, Broken Hill Proprietary, Bank of Sydney, and Union Bank of Australia with prices in the shillings per unit and notes on dividends. The piece lists numerous quotations, buyers, sellers, and regional mentions including Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide, reflecting a volatile market and multiple asset lines.
At Parramatta Police Frederick Bell the collector and Herbert Ro Hatgson described as an author were charged with breaking and entering the dwelling of Catherine Parker and Ager Yelison Parramatta on October 26 and with assaulting the same women The defendants were remanded on Monday.
A painter named Charles Hammond living at 24 Harwood Street sustained a large scalp wound and shock when he slipped while whitewashing near Dickson's butcher shop at 484 Ett. He was assisted by a Civil Ambulance and taken to hospital.
A Park Tarkeen Company steamer voyage sparked a heated NSW discussion about shipbuilding, with talk of hiring mortals in New South Wales and England, wages differences, and plans to build another steamer in England before bringing it to Sydney. Local officials and reps discuss whether to boost population and funds for a board in England to support postwar shipping needs.
The Commissioner of Police reports the arrest of Mrs Wilson wife of the Mir Pentaria Dwna Station manager in connection with the murder of governess Neile Mar who was found with her throat cut on September. The case unfolds as investigators pursue the motive and identity of the assailant amid a tense local climate.
Reported confusion in the Nes S5uem Wales event as Sergeant Stan Eawarde tied for Ast plucy raed seatlog a2 pula f ile hoot et Swarts Won, keeping pace with Swarts in a close finish this afternoon.
The Fremantle football unit of the Australian Rugby Calon faces disruption as travel delays threaten the Wallabies away game. From London to Coron the team plans to depart but may be delayed, putting the English Rug Colon Lyarte fixture in question.
Melbourne Cup results lead with Moorlan placed second while Alawa and other names appear among the top finishers as a flood of race and local sporting results fill the page. The piece mixes horse racing outcomes with swimming, athletics handicaps, and several local event notes from Narrabri, including names like J. Migeion, M. Fanning, and W. Hines.
A vehicle strike in a Water Police Court session led to grievous injuries to a man named George Paramidge. Witnesses described the car moving at speed as the driver fled, with ambulances taking the injured man to hospital and doctors noting a fractured limb and spinal concerns. A bystander recounted the chaotic scene at the Erakin Street and York Street corner, with the vehicle subsequently speeding away. The incident involved a 40-year-old driver and prompted local authorities to pursue admissible testimony and medical treatment for the injured party.
Fragmented OCR text outlines London wheat market notes from a distant era. Mentions price movements, deliveries, and speculative activity with references to bazaars, ports, and trade terms. Specifics are obscured, but the piece centers on market fluctuations and associated shipping and pricing dynamics.
Farmer's Furniture announces the Powell Process of seasoning to ensure all timber used is absolutely seasoned. The method promises no ill fitting drawers no splitting of panels no warping of wood no shrinking of doors no white ants on corners no sappy wood no perishing of polish and warns of climatic variability. Call and inquire about our furniture showroom.
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