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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 02, 1908
Page
8
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London Evening News reports a potential appointment of Admiral Sir Day Hart Bosanquet as Governor of New South Wales. The piece notes Bosanquet’s service as Commander-in-Chief at Portsmouth and East Indies, and mentions family ties and honors while detailing rumors about formal confirmation and the new governorship timing.
A garbled London Telegraph snippet reports outward messages from England being delayed and damage described as easing after a gale. The brief mentions a communication backlog and possible ship impacts, with limited readable names or dates.
Dr James Bord, Victorian Commissioner to the British Exhibition, denounces Ben Tillett’s remarks on unemployment in a Daily Star letter. The dispute centers on labor and policy discussed in Balbourne, with Bord defending official views and condemning Tillett’s rhetoric as slanderous.
The Queensland Premier Mr Kidston attended a reunion of about 240 fellows at Falkirk. The event featured a portrait presentation and involved notable figures, including the Provost of Edinburgh. Farewell banquets and mentions of the Marble Halls and Strand style are noted in passing amid an otherwise crowded social summary.
The directors of Arthuy Gulssess Som and Company Limited announce a 100 percent bonus to shareholders by allotment of 2,800,008 new £1 shares. The issue relates to the great Dublin Brewers and affects the remaining share capital.
A deputation from the Heyptins Nationailate meets at Constantinople to push internet access for newspapers and Turkish party movements. The Turkish daily paper praises Viscount Cromer and Minister Vinident for Egypt matters.
London dispatch reports Canada Customs receipts for the past year amounting to about £150,000. The summary notes the figures in the latest government export data as part of fiscal reporting.
London reports claim that Wu Tingfang, Chinese Minister at Washington, faces recall due to indiscreet behavior and advocating Western tastes. The Daily Mail notes his alleged promotion of Western fashions and etiquette, drawing unclear guidance to the Dowager Empress. The Empress Dowager is the potential ruler of China.
In Lonton on a Tuesday evening the Caps Assembly approved a loan of 9 £ 1,846125 mainly covering daftetta.
London reports the Alabama strike has collapsed as the majority of workers prepare to resume work, while union leaders assess next steps and potential rallies. The brief notes uncertainty in the aftermath and the impact on local labor actions.
Australian Stocks summary shows debentures and stocks with 4 percent yields. Entries include Australian Mortgage Land and Finance Company 4 per cent debentures, Australian and New Vented Mortgage Company 4 per cent, City of Sydney 4 per cent, Dalgety and Company Limited discount or abatement details, Metropolitan Gas Company Melbourne 4 per cent debentures.
The Local Government Association discussed paying aldermen expenses at the Sydney Town Hall. Metropolitan delegates abstained from the debate as Alderman Russell proposed councils be empowered to reimburse reasonable travel expenses for aldermen. Numerous aldermen spoke for and against, with support to limit the measure to non metropolitan councils. The motion carried.
Continued from page 8, council讨论 at Level Government Asmetation in De Grdnes Town Hall. Proposals from the ManiTig Connell sought to limit association roles to eligible municipal workers for AMilaLion. Motion by Merman H. Sleddart failed after TRAP seconded. Campbell moved for amendments to Local Government Act to allow current account credits and assistance. motion carried. Well and Wilson backed Strathford Council on appeals before rate strikes. carried. Croneltier WG. 3u88 urged adding homestead and occupancy exceptions. carried. W. Riley and J. Reahath read Randwick note on Dairy Supervision amendments pending. Nedalia Council note proposed registrar requirements. rejected. Gale proposed inserted clauses to require mayoral declarations and penalties for absences. some sections amended. End of proceeding.
Racing at Victoria Park features the Flting Handicap for 99 sers with Nor ken and Mib Kingsley among favorites, the Violet Cup with Miss Kingsley in contention, and the Yourteey Handicap where Malate and Picoter race. Other events include the Maiden Handicap and the Fourteen-Two Handicap with Cymbaline and Gladys Du among top contenders. outcomes noted as won by margins of a length or more.
Report on mail volume during American Fleet visit details millions of letters and 37,000 pecks of mail handled, with bags sealed for San Francisco Seattle and New York. Officers organized post during Amurican Week, distributing souvenirs and coordinating Melbourne and Spencer Street operations.
A Windsor, New South Wales youth Percy Hull, aged 29, drowned at sea during the voyage of the Mount Stewart from Newcastle to Valparaiso. Hull had just completed a four year apprenticeship onboard the Mount Stewart. His father currently resides in Marriville, Sydney.
The briney wool auetican opened at the Royal Exchange Rooms Sydney with 74 bales catalogued and bids rising for superior qualities amid strong competition. Top price for a lot marked Garangule reached IU, with Delsety and Company offering notable grease wool and a new clip from Sod bales reaching 3Kz. Market for sound wool held firm, while short samples and faulty lots showed weaker demand.
In a divorce case in a local court Verena May Costello alleges constructive desertion by Gil Costello. Evidence shows repeated drinking, starvation threats, and alleged abuse including pinning by the throat and denial of food. The case references separations and relocations to Lithgow and Karoomba with little furniture and ongoing misconduct. The restoration-general certificates are mentioned for the proceedings.
Clare Jane Pimden formerly Larkin seeks divorce from Frederick Puldes after ten years of separation. She recounts his desertion to New Zealand and later return with intoxication and abuse, including knocking her down and injuring her during a quarrel. A decree nisi was granted, with months before final dissolution.
The market shows mixed movement with Harden Group steady and Brilliant Pree-Rold firmer while Mesiana and Queen Cross Reed ease. Notable shifts include rising South Greta Coat at 138 M4 and cautious buying in Melbourne scrip, with several mines and companies like Brilliant Central, South Blocks, and Queen Crees Reef cited among price changes and dividends.
The Local Government Exhibition continues for two days at the Sydney Town Hall. Municipal and Shire displays and music concerts will be held during the event, showcasing local government activities and services to the public.
The Deputy Postmaster-Central reports delayed mails from Melbourne due to the recent ship and ocean mail disruption aboard the Ene Hah and Toreign. Letters and newspapers expected to arrive in Sydney this morning will reach tomorrow morning after the Melbourne train departs. The train carrying the mail will depart Melbourne in the morning and arrive by boat, with registered portions handled on the move under the new arrangement. City offices will have access to their missives by tomorrow morning. The revenue for July and August was declared. Many applications have been lodged.
Fragmented racing card lists events and names such as Roosevelt Handicap a three mile event and the America Cup with entries like Jolly Kate Knox and Nigel. The readable items show horse names and ownership or trainer cues but are garbled and partial.
Sydney High School annual sports meeting hosted by the Sydpay High School Athletic Club drew a large crowd at the Sydney Cricket Ground. Events included a throwing cricket ball, football scoring by Hinds Bourne and others, tug of war, jump, 440 yard dash, and various track heats with notable performances. George John Oarey was later found not guilty in a Darlinghurst assault case concerning an alleged attempt to discharge a firearm at Constable Edwards in New Town on July 14.
A charity matinee of Peter Pan organized by Mr J C Williamson invites destitute children to attend. The event aims to fill seating for Saturday afternoon and provide a chance for these youngsters to enjoy a performance they seldom see, with proceeds benefiting the cause.
Melbourne afternoon report on the heavyweight bout set for tomorrow between Burns and Lang Squires with 4000 spectators to view from stands. Burns, to receive £2000 appearance money, aims to claim the championship despite cautious preparation and the tough opponent.
Notice lists closing times for extra mails at the P.O. Byinwy to tomorrow. Describes sailings for Port Moresby Sourabara Semarang Batavia and Tildilien. Also mentions Brisbane per the Hesseni at 3.45 p.m. for Albromna River and City of Grettos at 1 p.m. for Auckland and Napier, New Zealand per the Whakerua at 3 p.m.
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