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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
2
Afternoon tea time benefit: buy Foy's collars to save three pence per collar. Compared with rival collars priced at 9 1 4d and 10d, Foy's cost 6 1 4d each, delivering substantial yearly savings on a full supply.
An elderly man recalls lifelong kidney troubles and bloating finally relieved after using Clemente Tonle, praising Mr. Fraderick William Martin who recommended the remedy. The testimonial asserts rapid energy return and steadier health following the treatment, ending with a public declaration of gratitude dated March 26.
The council debated whether an ordinance applying to market stalls could regulate the Newtown Markets butchers’ shops. Arguments centered on stall construction, penalties, and enforcement under the Government Act, with references to stalls, sanitation, and market access.
An inquest verdict of accidental death was recorded for Derid Walaon a deckhand who died at Sydney Hospital on August 27 from injuries after a fall on the Warrimas steamer near Guy Street during the morning of August 15. A seaman testified that Walaon slipped and fell backward striking his head on the deck as work began. He was conveyed to the Francy Hooplade by ambulance where he died. Medical evidence cited a fracture of the ase.
A Sydney to Noumea and New Hebrides voyage manifest lists on board two prize pigs from Callan Park Hospital two horses from Sydney a pair of prize fowls a pair of prize turkeys three pairs prize plavour two Angora goats a bull and several sheep alongside general merchandise Vargoite Nesile’s Mille adds a claim of a finest find.
On the North Shore questions about railway frontage at Lavender Bay, its estimated land value, and the feasibility of extending walls for protection were discussed in the Legislative Assembly. Mr Clark asked about land frontages, costs, and the Kingston line, while Mr Waddell and the Railway Commissioners provided figures and noted data would be prepared.
Reports summarize turf events with references to Your Majesty’s St Leger win adding to purse totals, Lachlan’s Monson Plate victory, and Victorian horses. Mentioned are Dunedin Jockey Club stakes rise, Owingdean Plate at Brighton, Goodwood and Hull meetings, plus notable horses and handlers like Yellow Peril and Lord Wolverton.
J J Virgo president of the MCA outball club requests correction of a misprint in Evening News. He notes the club is reformed as MCA Football Club and requests a proper notice of the Rawson Cup celebration at YMCA Hall. He asks that Governor preside and invites members to attend the informal gathering.
Jacky Tattersall's Club No 2 lists match results with handicaps for F Luyseh Ireenives defeating SM Lewis by 78, A Driscoll beating Redfern by 1, and upcoming games including M Daly vs WF Re Carter. A draw for tournament by convention with the Horan by School of Arts includes handicaps for numerous players, and the Australia amateur championship match Belfield leads Tricks in Melbourne with Belfield 1800 to 965 at close, plus detailed per-frame tallies.
At the Tathorat Gun Club grounds the Kywork trophy was secured amid steady marksmen. The event featured matches between Dudley and Colley, Imperial and Owens, with several ties and minor incidents noted.
A council debates footpath encroachments along Parramatta road near Kiswick Estate. Ownership disputes, survey alignments, and potential public footpath presences trigger legal opinions. Officials examine who bears cost and whether the public can use the way while landowners claim duties and compensation.
In a mixed international rifle contest at Randwick, Victoria leads as New South Wales and Queensland squads post scores across 1000 yard and 300 yard events. Notable marks include C. H. Corkins and A J Palme for New South Wales. Australian Rifle Regiment participants and Bahrain Civilian Tire Club members also feature among the rosters.
A Adelaide reader Mrs M Peake praises Bile Beans claiming they cured her long standing health issues after doctors advised operation. She says the remedy restored her vitality, helps liver bile, digestion, and bowel function, and keeps her family medicine cabinet stocked. The testimonial endorses Bile Beans for numerous ailments and lists price and availability from chemists and stores.
Story outlines a proposed city improvement scheme in the Oxford Street area, favoring a suburban railway and road widening to ease traffic. Details cover routing from Darlinghurst to Randwick, station sites, and implications for nearby streets, with cost estimates and strategic aims.
A municipal proceeding recounts an Alderman Morgan led hearing on a complaint. Witnesses include Juniicen and Mayor. discussion centers on whether to assign letters to the Government. The council debates interference and whether the matter required official action.
The R A A Band presents a program in Centennial Park featuring a mix of marches and overtures. Highlights include Match of Triumph and elements from Pique Dare with selections from Mousliest in Theater and Ly Try eisin, alongside pieces by The Minin Ing Bini and Flowers, performed for a community audience this afternoon.
The Coogee Surf Life Saving Club held its annual general meeting with Aquarius as the vessel and the following officers confirmed for the ward Toomer as secretary and treasurer A. B Parker as general captain Winton Pulserrald and others named on several committees. The balance sheet showed a credit balance and plans were made to visit the Tamia Surf Club at Clarence River Heads for demonstrations of life saving drill. The brigade also plans a carnival on Coogee Beach soon.
At Balmain Police Court Frederick Harbert Bourbion a 27 year old baker faced five pounds or two months gaol for indecent language in Darling Street Balmain. John Wards a 14 year old was charged for indecent language in Beattie forecourt with a four pound or one month gaol penalty. The Singleton Special Licensing Court exempted attendance at chemists of Imperial Clair Howes Railway Caledonia and Royal Singleton Family Hotel Wollomb and wine licenses including Winn Wolfgang Ravensworth Hockey Laguna.
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