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Newspaper
Sydney Evening News
Location
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 21, 1908
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Laem iene yore wea with unclear context and no verifiable details.
A fragment reports Hoong involved in an unusual event tied to Tews 1 Owih. Details are sparse but indicate a notable action affecting local figures and potential community interest. Further readable context remains limited.
The readable fragments reference a Ravine in Le Inn and mention names such as Togwarh and Hilen. Powers and a Tedien appear, with vague notes on a lowe mh in. No clear event or outcome is established from the fragments.
Sydney dispatch reports fluctuating prices and shipping details as Australian wheat traders monitor seed values for new crop. Freight, rail and port movements affect supplies with prices quoted in shillings per bushel and large consignments moving toward coastal markets.
A garbled report details Sydney produce sales with references to lucerne hay, potatoes, and various brands and buyers. It mentions prices, lots and firms like Wright Heya and J. W. Cray, noting shifts in demand and mixed quality across mediums, with several names and bidders lost to unreadable OCR.
In December 1106 Wilkes sought reconciliation with his wife and visited his children twice, each time with two men present. The boy feared his father, resisted contact, and cried when pursued by witnesses. The scene included a cricket game after, and discussions about custody and schooling. The testimony touched on motives, money, and family strain as the court weighed the husband’s actions and the licensing case impact.
The Sprvia Licensing Court at Goulburn examined the reduction of hotels in the district and found the Chatsbury Hotel three chains within the Goulburn licensing border, a mistake not considered in a Wollondilly review at Moss Vale. The case raised accusations and delays as counsel sought adjournments, with His Honor lamenting the broader harm of such disputes and noting the mother son and access tensions. The matter adjourned to Thursday for further evidence and preparation.
The Howart Smith steamer Buninyong reached Sydney from Brisbane this morning with a large passenger list and cargo. Captain J M Snow reports the voyage was troubled by a gale from the west that later veered to the south west, causing a brisk, bleeding sea and a lively passage.
A Kansas girl recovered from eczema on face and hands by changing her diet after a doctor said the condition was linked to indigestion. She credits Grapes Nuts and Postum with improving digestion and clearing the skin, urging others to try the food remedy.
The Strathfield tennis entries reveal a thriving scene with many junior players and several notable names such as Parker and Rawker in the mix. The list includes ladies singles and handicap divisions, with Daniers Cox, Dixht Cox, and many others noted among entrants and visitors. The program hints at forthcoming rounds and draws to be published early next week, with a full report on matches and standings to follow.
An elderly report describes a wagon accident involving Mr. T Tobin and a horse team near Lim Kins. The wheels struck a hedge, causing several workers to fall and the wagon to overturn. Injuries appear minor and bystanders helped clear debris. no fatalities reported.
Mark Hamberg's farewell recital is set for tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock in Sh Town Hall. The program features the Grieg A minor concerto with a soloist, and a copy of Scaula, with the audience promised a refined musical afternoon in Sydney.
A dispute in Hay concerns an improvement lease-holder accused of destroying rabbits on a Tang area after obtaining a lease. The board ruled the magistrate could not abrogate an agreement, while ongoing prosecution followed adverse supervisory actions and efforts to destroy rabbits continued through June.
A fragmented feature touts a supposed cure for various ailments through the Euroscops Pure Natural Aural Rinetea, promoted as drug free and without syringing or surgery. It urges readers to contact the Euroscape Association in Pitt Street for full information at no charge. readers are cautioned about medical sensationalism.
A damaged OCR passage outlines a Yass ratepayers defence league event. It mentions municipal councils, property taxes, and varied rates in pounds for individuals and blocks. The text cites a town in Australia and references a minister and a lawyer. The fragment includes lists of rates and payments up to 1903.
A hotel near Gration burned to the ground on Saturday, leaving most contents destroyed. The structure and a rock were insured, with no immediate reports of casualties.
A miner in Bale Leray East Victoria is charged with shooting his wife after a domestic quarrel that led to a fatal gunfire. The husband reportedly fled the scene as the wife lay wounded before dying, while the assailant faced immediate detention and investigation.
A chaotic event near Tin Nowa involved accidental gunfire when a rifle misfired during a domestic dispute. A bystander sustained injuries as people fled, with an inquiry outlining a suspect and ongoing investigations into the incident and motives.
A fragmentary report describes an October Governor's Cup event with a six team format and a match featuring Meldeons. It mentions entries, a captain named Mumler, and various officials including bishops sailing to a destination, with scattered details about participants and logistics.
The Sixte Trramuree, Sir, Wadaril, is presently visiting Bourke and will return to Sydney tomorrow.
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