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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1908
Page
4
The notice outlines pricing and timing for editions with Penny per copy, listing first and second editions and a special city edition. It specifies publication times and page counts, noting 2 pm as a key time for the latest edition.
Fragmented births marriages and deaths notices, with names and places from New Zealand and Australia. Includes memorial lines for spouses, uncles and brothers, dated September entries, and family attributions from nieces and nephews. Some entries reference Norah Head and other local sites.
A Sydney Monday feature titled Evening Hens highlights a local event opening the season with a mix of activities and schedules designed to attract audiences. The piece outlines venue details, participating groups, and anticipated highlights for attendees.
The article debates compulsory military training for adults vs starting in schools, criticizing Labour and praising or questioning government plans. It questions Labour leaders' stance, the Defence Bill, and proposes accountability for Western Lector Party leaders regarding national defense. Opportunities and risks for Deakin and the government are highlighted.
The article warns that simplifying basin uses leads to confusion and higher costs, provoking Milgation and uncertainty. It argues the administration will face growing despair among settlers as they seek to procure land from the State, risking reduced enthusiasm and progress.
The discussion argues for modernizing shop fronts to use electrical ventilators and blowers instead of wire mesh. Critics claim the current bylaw offers little protection and would hinder meat access. supporters propose replacing wire with ventilated fronts to reduce danger, improve fire safety, and keep shops visually sturdy.
Fragmentary item shows correspondence received today about cable news. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
The London Eucharistic Congress altered the royal procession after telegraphic talks with the Premier. Archbishop Bourne announced changes at a mass meeting at Royal Albert Hall, removing the Pope’s blessing ceremony from the public route and keeping the service inside Westminster Cathedral. Cardinal Vanutceil and Papal Legate observers noted the shift, sparking disappointment among Roman Catholics. An estimated 15 000 children gathered at Victoria Embankment to march to the Cathedral, where they received blessings.
A unsettled Test weed before air Justice Pring threw the Nmelight on a peculiarly asfabe feaure of the tow. Grace Arntbars su rfer the German Australian Stram ship Company for the value of a case of sine which had been footed at Antwarp while on board one of the company's steamers. The silk had been eroten by Sleves external to the steamer, but some of the company's servants had evidently been extremely ceraical, as to or at Ube rose the tarpaulins had been cut. The company pleaded its contract on the bill of lading, and so one who in familiar with the ramprehensive nature of such ciicummanx knows what that mans. The company was quite saluied to set up tat defence, and in a no-model, but by questions the mersantile community was to cussifyr te whether tha t awas 49 sea carriage should permit such contracts. The carrier by sea could be exempt from damage by the act of God or the King varmles, but it in Givewit to see why he should be able to maim immusity for any plier reasone. At protent thin shipper ot soot ia practically outlawed so far an most of his fighin to the protection of his interests are concerned, andhat is the calm because fea carriage io subject to an antique law and nn unjual tradition. It is about thie that the law as to billa of lading ware brought into harmony with the ordinary law regard for tran sit ommand to that shippers shall not be com pelled to rum the rinks that are served upon them at present.
A fragmentary report discusses New Zealand efforts to reduce sparrow populations by using owls, noting uncertainties about owls’ diets and potential ecological disruptions. The piece warns that removing sparrows may shift pest dynamics toward insects and larger birds, with broader health and moral concerns raised.
London report notes the new Sultan of Morocco may face pressure to implement reforms demanded by the Algeciras Convention. The piece references recognition of the sultan's authority and the need to carry out agreed measures, amid European influence.
In London at the Kemalog ground MCC match, Australia’s eleven beat a modest England side. Bisbee of Kent took several wickets, England all out for 75 in the first innings, and 36 in the second.
The piece laments a tangle of amendments and provisions in Crown Lands legislation, noting the labyrinth of tenure forms and the difficulty of simplifying reform. It argues for excising outdated rules, including pastoral leases, while protecting current landholders, and highlights the government's challenge in streamlining laws.
A Redfern residence at 48 Kepps Street was broken into on Saturday night while occupants were away. Jewelry including a gold watch muff chain pendant and trinkets were stolen along with clothing and wearables valued at £10. Entry was gained by forcing a Trent window catch.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions mothers, a Meir ban, harmless ad vantage, dandrat, scalp health, hair,_ALIysie strings, pests, Raine Co BORGC!. Mention of Drathwood and Kingslrest. Lacks coherent events or identifiable people.
Readers are urged to stock up on the season’s new coats and fabrics. The text highlights updated fashion lines and branded items like Pave 2194, with references to labels, packing, and retailers such as G.P.O. and 6 Georges:reet.
Beaurepaire shone at Glasgow meeting by taking 2 independent Scottish marks in 220 and 800 yards. The Australian champion and Metbourne arrivals feature in a record laden program. British Amateur Swimming Association does not recognise WW yards records. 800 yards mark remains Basque by B B Kieran in Sydney 1905.
London Sunday Evening Me Orvitte Wrient made an ascent granted yesterday and remained aloft for about an hour at 1046p. The early test shows progress in aviation under local airfield conditions with observers noting steady altitude and duration.
London crowds surged as about half a million visitors attended the Franco British Exhibition on Saturday. Officials noted heavy foot traffic across pavilions with wide interest in artworks, industrial displays, and cultural programs.
London report records Mrs Twierner wife of the Vittoria Agent General launching the Warstars the new land liner steamer on the Clyde of Savurder in a Sunday evening ceremony.
An advert touts Dr Southams Rheumatic Pills as a cure for rheumatism sciatica gout and related pains claiming they relieve chronic conditions. The copy emphasizes quick remedy and includes promotional phrases and made up terms.
In London the chess championship saw Germany represented by Dr Basker Bas and two others who failed to win. Three draws marked the match as the play continued with several players remaining in contention for the title.
Fragmentary OCR mentions woollen shipments and a location at 119 Kimas related to a window display or sale. The garbled text implies a trade notice or shipping reference with vague dates and names. No clear entities or outcomes can be confirmed from the legible portions.
In No a court this morning Howard Freeman and Dr. Rishant Wallace faced a plaintiff from Molong district New South Wales in an action for damages £1000 over alleged wrongful treatment. The suit, involving supposed medical cures and a pamphlet, centers on claims of humbug and injury, with detailed medical assertions and testimonies anticipated as the case proceeds.
A whale was sighted near Eden as a whaleboat pursued it off Quarantine Bay toward Cattle Bay. Onlookers cheered as the vessel attempted to corral the creature while a steamship added to the drama berthed at the harbor. The effort lasted about two hours with the whale eluding capture before finally retreating offshore.
A garbled report outlines a city improvement plan with dates and property notes. It mentions Nesbitt, Dag, and local officials weighing alleged delays and a meeting schedule. Names and places appear inconsistently, but the piece centers on a proposed development and timing considerations.
The will of Sir P N Russell concerns the estate at Str Peter Nicol Rueechl and Queensborough Terrace. Executors petition the Court of Chancery to determine true construction after arrangements for annuities and payments to dependents, with funds provisioned for hospitals and charities.
A court case challenges the marketing of Banders Eucalyptus Extract as the genuine volatile eucalyptus extract. The suit argues that a rival preparation misleads consumers and seeks action under law, citing expert testimony from the Supreme Court of Victoria and long use in the trade.
A fragmented historic ad for a jewelry and watch display promotes a wide assortment at very low prices. It mentions Saunders and Jeney's Lending Javeline, with references to showrooms and a weekday opening time. The text is garbled but implies a sales pitch for clocks, watches, silverware, and leather goods.
Reader fragment shows incomplete lines about strain and strength. No clear entities, dates, places, or events can be determined.
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