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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
5
A fragmented report notes Dr Vassel’s mission involving Germany and Morocco. It mentions Wednesday night inspection and a focus on home and Teresa, with unclear names and details. The readable text hints at a personal or diplomatic venture connected to medical or scholarly work, but specifics are missing.
At Homebush markets sales of sheep lambs and cattle opened with strong attendance but prices slipped as the day progressed. Prime lambs ranged around 12s 6d to 14s, with ewes and wethers selling mid to high value. Cattle and other stock also traded, with overall volumes improving before closing.
A jury in Ned Jury Court found in favor of Oy Faline Blyamta after a May 26 collision on Illawarra Road involving a horse and rider. The jury awarded damages including compensation for injuries and costs against the Iron Company, indicating Negligence was presumed against the defendant.
The New South Wales Coursing Association held a meeting at Rooty Hill marking the season. Attendance was strong with many spectators and a variety of stakes contested. Champion Bitch Stakes awarded to Nicola D. Phillips with £20 for the winner. King of the Tail and Hurss Stakes also run with trophies and substantial purses.
The article describes a new stadium at corner treet South Melbourne Bluegou ana Sou, erected by Messrs Geo Wadson and Son. It is an octagonal shape with cash square and tiered seating for about 4600 people, designed for clear views from every seat and standing room. It notes the structure on the site of wruo Wi a8 dane and links it to the construction of Linke Stadium and a prior stadium at Sydney.
In Melbourne, Tommy Burns defeated Bill Lang in a world championship bout before about fifteen thousand spectators at City-roam Stadium. The match featured a long, brutal contest with multiple knockdowns and Burns exhibiting superior skill and stamina, ultimately forcing Lang to surrender after a grueling twelve rounds.
Six wool catalogues covering 5186 bales were offered to Sydney oval buyers at the Royal Exchange Brider Street with good attendance from European bread representatives. bidding was animated though irregular, as John Bridge and Company sold good quality wools at 104 for a parcel from New England and 290 for Mindabyne locally scoured. Peter Smith of Dulwich Hill tried to cross Moore Street when struck by a tram, receiving treatment for facial and arm injuries. condition later reported as serious but stable.
A NSW Premier spoke during a Hobart visit about customs leakage and the Murray River agreement. He commented on Tasmanian duties and shipments, noting potential impacts on Victoria, and outlined ongoing discussions with ministers from other states. He expected to discuss details with Mr Swinburne and aimed to advance the interstatial arrangement despite time constraints.
A deputation from North Comsthie led by Str Perry pressed urgent port works at Byron Bay to construct a breakwater at Pyton May luring discussions on diverting crude oil. Mr Lee stated the North Coast railway would aid the district but port construction remained necessary. a plan to proceed with the breakwater after a 20 year delay was proposed. A Melbourne baseball match involving the American Fleet was noted as a separate event.
In a divorce petition filed in court, Kate Blowner, formerly Buriaa, seeks dissolution of marriage to Rudolph Gecar Randwick 1¢ Kloof on adultery and desertion grounds. The record details their 1845 marriage in Sydney, residence with her mother at Parley, and alleged separations. A private detective witnessed alleged meetings with a waitress at Klute, with a sequence of outings to Centennial Park, the Palace Theatre, and a garden encounter, leading to adultery claims and the request for an absolute divorce.
The Local Government Exhibition now on view showcases displays from municipal and county bodies. The fair features exhibits on lighting, sanitation, public administration, and technical demonstrations, with many firms and public services presenting.
A laborer sustained injuries in a factory accident at a machine area when a crane or elevator raised a section. An ambulance crew treated him on site before he was transported to a Sydney hospital for further care.
Notice details a bankruptcy petition order, certificates issued for normal period, and public examination proceedings. Alfred Thompson chaired the meeting, with entries on voluntary sequestration for James Moor of Cober and officials Palmer and By.
Aramantee Tew and Prank M DONALD were charged with damaging a tree on R. Hi. Har Nett’s Chatswood property. They were fined £1 wack and £4 costs at the Perth Ermer Police Court after evidence of prior tree cutting and carting away wood.
A fragmentary obituary notes the death of ex sergeant Hogan in Arlangen with garbled details about his service in the police division and a mention of Windsor. the readable portions indicate a military or police background and a local memorial context.
The latest straw boaters from Mente straw company feature a marrow brim, broad crown, and thick cable edge for a sharp face. They come cork-filled for comfort and ease of wear with prices listed at 3/8, 6/6, and 7/6.
An ad notes four windows showcasing summer vests with bold color waves. It highlights a new border-styled vest design mimicking bound vests to add smartness and variety. Readable text invites customers to see the Farmer's Fancy Vest Windows display.
The report mixes forecasts and weather notes for New South Wales and surrounding regions. It mentions cloudy conditions, rain along the southern border, storms near Tasmania, and winds with varying intensities. Several town names appear with sporadic numbers and dates, though much content is garbled.
Scratched polling notes and race results from Randwick and Warwick Farm. Mentions horses Atlantean Kumalo and Verdie Race prospects, plus a school football match at Direhtrove with Past team winning 22 points, and rifle club entries for the Corie Cup.
Shipping notices detail arrivals and consignments with scattered names and places. The record lists transit dates, carrier references, and multiple inconsistencies, mentioning Tarai Sewile, New edsf Toor Caanaet, and a batch of unsettled consignments amid routine post and dock activities. Strong entities include Tarai Sewile and New edsf Toor Caanaet with references to HMM and Sash.
The Po an D RMS reached Port Adelaide before dawn, sailing from Spiney end Melbourne amid calm seas. Officials note arrival marks a routine leg in a longer voyage with no disruptions reported.
Fragmented obituary note lists names and life dates with garbled OCR. It references Robert Lines and Alice Bly among others, mentions September, and imparts a memorial tone. The text includes stray phrases about insects, pests, and unrelated items, indicating a damaged page with mixed content.
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