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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
6
A garbled report outlines a deep storage and egg handling operation with references to a DuigNe store, a dome, and a series of names and places. The text mentions delivery, pricing, weather impacts, and a long list of individuals and firms, implying a financial or logistical failing and investigations.
A fragmented OCR snippet notes activity at Sydney markets with references to produce lots, buyers, and local traders. Mentions partner sites and prominent names in a seemingly routine sales context. The passage is incomplete but signals ongoing trade and exchanges at regional outlets.
The half yearly Sydney District meeting of the Ancient Order of Forest Ween at Wagga Protestant Hall was presided by Chief Ranger W. W. Wat. Twenty seven delegates attended from the district of Meers. The district showed increased finances with total receipts around £4340 and a significant rise in funds from various sources though large payments were noted. The meeting authorised donations for deceased members and discussed proposed amendments to by laws submitted earlier, with 27 votes in favor of proceeding. Jon Matt elected auditor replacing J. A. Wilson. Next annual meeting set for first Monday in March in Sydney.
Local reports describe foxes visiting farms and roosts nightly, causing damage to sheep and fowl. Officials note widespread pest activity in the AL region and discuss baiting methods using various foods. Unclear details about effectiveness of handling balls and misbeliefs about touching bait.
A large bird lingered at the Town Hall during the first evening works as pigeons crowded the area. Witness Layton the Acting Town Clerk unveiled the handsome specimen from an aviary and faces questions about its presence.
In Bathurst on Friday two 17 year olds, Marcia Sullivan and Joseph M'Millan, were charged with having diegeles in their possession. Sullivan appeared at the Incal police court with Jareeny as a belief of Beséle. The property, belonging to Forest Finlay and Newmn Gunn of Sydney, was stolen on August 29. Both were remanded for warrant production.
Tiwaa announced at military headquarters that a guard of honor escort and band would accompany the Governor General designate Mart Tuding. Cadets to line the route from Government House Gate to Government Fountain for the landing stage procession, with no large troop display. HMS Pioneer moored at Lusherland Dock this morning, with mail and official notices. An advertisement touts Dr Sheldon's New Discovery for coughs and colds priced at 1 shilling 6 pence and 3 shillings.
A clipped fragment from an old issue shows an advertisement promising relief for colds and influenza with a remedy labeled Sydney Septem ber and attributed to Mrs Maclarran. The text includes garbled names and stray punctuation.
The City Council plans strict enforcement of food safety bylaws to protect the public from dust and flies. Measures include covering exposed meat, preventing sale of spoiled or exposed foods, and special attention to butchers shops with floors impervious to rats.
William Connor, 29, a winemaker, faced the Central Police Court for unlawful intent after being found in a warehouse premises of Spear Simpson and Mann Limited. Constable Anderson testified Connor claimed to be working there, failed to locate the key, and admitted difficulty exiting the door hole. The magistrate discharged him, noting no clear intent and Connor’s recent injury and intoxication.
Spring cleaning display shows Noor floor coverings linoleum carpets and cloths. Grace Brothers on Broadway Globe offers 3 splendid assortments including tapestry floor cloths and bordered carpets in latest patterns at affordable prices with specials near page 3.
Reports from Tweed Heads indicate the river bar again halts shipping. The Friepdamp anchors in the bay while the Durothy cannot clear the bar and the Towranbah seeks a Cockle Island anchorage. Vessels tied to Colonial Sugar and Reis ing Company, North Coast Company, and the Astral with Amber aboard reflect ongoing port disruptions. Aural and Marion Mayfield reportedly grounded near the crossing, with the Tethys returning to repair duties at the Richmond River.
Letters from well known clergy describe relief from deafness and ear troubles using the Euroacope Pure Natural Aural Kinetics at home without drugs or doctors. Noted reverends praise the treatment as a valuable option for sufferers. free prospectus provided upon request.
A Carman and cabdriver faced Water Simmons Court on ill treating a horse after evidence showed a cab with four men and a horse worn from long hours. Clark admitted lengthy shifts, the judge fined him £3 with costs and a month in prison if unpaid.
Union second grade lineups show Pullbeck Dax Norman at three quarter and Bo Norman at half. W Harris Bay Peers and Bag Norman feature at back positions with forward J Cha C ven and Ayla A Praig. University back Kall Parva and Keorkie lines include Kenney Hughes Claritin Benois Cael Wreaignton and McRown. Union third grad team names and positions listed with multiple players including T Rinsell, Nelaon, Simpeed, Schuman, Faber, Moe, Lawler, and Bonnell in various forward and back roles.
Glebe Police Court heard inspector George Thomas La indict George Moulder for not repairing insanitary dwellings in Elgin Street and Christie Street. Despite notices on April 22, repairs were not done. Moulder admitted the homes were uninhabitable and sought six months to complete works. Magistrate granted a eviction order and imposed costs.
Me Ry Walker of Bywong sold his gold mining property to Shepherds Brothers. The Breadalbane Copper Mining Company sought six months suspension of labor conditions on their Brendalbanr mineral lease. MD M W A Gardiner reported expenditure of £1040 7 324. Suspension granted for three months.
South Coast Mines Wollongong report notes the Mines Conciliation Board settled increased wages for chiftmen at North Bulli during a Scarborough meeting. A sub-committee was set to inspect deficiency claims at the Metropolitan Mine. Mount Kembla Lodge discusses sugar novelty on securing tools from working places, with issues spotted at other sites.
A damaged transcription reports Pacific Fisheries Limited claiming a 250 000 value entity secures a 10 date treatment plant near Clareur for fresh filleted fish. It asserts new processing will preserve flavor and quality, with sales aimed directly at consumers. offices listed at Us Marin Place Retna.
The issue includes rapid, pro work by Town and Country Journal with photographs from Melbourne showing a duckstand at the pier and the landing of Admiral Perry. The journal praises the striking scenes of harbor activity and the voyage imagery, noting the ship’s arrival and the visual appeal of the exhibition.
The Parramatta coroner held an inquest into John Whitlam’s death with testimony noting money troubles and tensions at home. Ellen Appleyard said Whitlam feared his wife had left all property to another and only had a life interest. The coroner ruled the death was by liquid in the throat inflicted by the deceased's own hand.
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