Hillgrove News Briefs From Hillgrove Monday
Hillgrove reports mining profits slipping as prices fall notably for pins and wormanitte ore. Hospital Garden Fete Committee held a successful meeting with a 66 profit and thanks to officers. Methodist Obituary Society concert drew a large crowd, with church debt reductions and planned additions. Local illnesses persist. two doctors report on appendicitis surgery and patient recovery. Community groups note finances and aid to locals. social events at Oddfellows hall and tea hosted by Mrs Cantellos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillgrove
Hospital Garden
Minnes
Smith
Meas Wigg
Archibald
Salatant
Masarai Thear
Molenwrorth
Costelloe
N. Mason
Hill
Sonaert
Treamsent
H. Tonkin
de. O'Connor, RC
Armidale
Hillgrove Yauterda
W. Shuttleworth
Guess
Local enterprise to invest £5000 in machinery and rail access
Wealthy syndicate led by Me Meister plans to install about £5000 worth of machinery, employ two motor engines, and lay groundwork to move slate to the railway near cape Waloha Nowe. Mr F H Kelly forecasts unsettled equatorial current bringing potential storms by year end or January, with hopeful outlook for farmers. An Adelaide to Melbourne express derailment attempt near Horsham caused alarm as five sleepers and lines were obstructed. A Mutbring accident led to a team of horses falling through crust and burning. one horse survived, several workers injured. An amalgamation meeting reported a plan to build a continuous road through the Shire with strategic creek and crossing improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Waloha
Nowe
Meister
In the clouds proposal and police act clash in NSW
Fragmented report cites debate over a distant proposal described as "In the clouds." It notes NSW Liquor Act provisions empowering police to seize liquor to habitual drinkers and the duty of publicans to enforce a prohibition order, with a case where ignorance of the law was not a defense. A Sydney street incident follows with a constable injured and a crowd dispersing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jomies Pring
Bing
Castlereigh-Street
Sydney
Central
Divorce Court Dread and a Bicycle Fine at Lismore Court
A long excerpt describes a heated divorce case and public contempt for moral life, then reports Patrick Quinn against Joseph Quilty. Quilty pleads guilty to riding bicycle without light in Magellan Street on December 2 at 7 30 pm and receives a 10s fine plus 6d costs, with 24 hours in jail for default. The mayor’s remark highlights magistrate disappointment in professional costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisnore Pallow Court
Wedereday
Patrick Quinn
Joseph Quilty
Chary
Magellan Street
Tremore
Quilty
Sullivan
Lismore Chroujola
Peel River Resumption Delayed by Estate Dispute
In Parliament on Thursday Minister Me Moore stated the Peel River Estate resumption faced delay as the Company insisted on including all lands in the referation. He noted gates blocked access and the estate was largely incognito early this year while survey work began with six surveyors. The Board valued land at 34 pounds 6 pence per acre totaling 1017.34 pounds and the bill stalled by current law, with assurance the matter will be fully considered next session under new regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landa
Me. Moore
Moore
Sendall
Becaans
Clover Settlement Board
Unclear report on health remedy and products
A fragmentary notice cites Mr T H Davie Traore praising Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a severe attack, with mentions of doctors and chemists. It also references ladies and children's boots and high tariffs, ending with sales notes and store notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Davie Traore
Weiten
Chamberlain
Tan
Cairo
Smne
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. H. Kelly
Kast Maitland
Van
Adelaide
Melbourne
Horsham
Aira
Mutbring
Peer Maitland
William Hector
Sagner
Urallc
O'Connor
Cameron
Uralia
Banderra
Yarrowyel
F. Braund & Co., General Merchants
Sponi
Shire
Maitland
Samfoos
Joseph Rodgers
Nelson's Bay
Walter Henry Gover
Invere
Gardena
Peel River
Hate
Straws
Parismas
Panama
Tivery
of “Treas
Indented Direct
J. Richardson and Company, Limited
General Merchants
Bere
Holt
Twente
Willmott
Sreak
John Brazier
Avonbrook
Qira
Hyona
F.G. Taylor
Terrible Vale
Toca
Bos Hill
I. T
W. Coventry Lyndhurst
Ward
Curtis & Clothing
W. Scribner
NEW England
Marah St
Hinall Goode
F. M‘l. M‘coskier
Hardman Bros
Corner
Beardy
Markham
of Our
Hardaker
Geo. Hardaker
Ettel Mason
Worerial Deane
Musto
Lenciya
Trupila
Lerahey
Teylor
Estelle Millinery School
Boboul
M. Kenny
Paoramieron
Refarense
Commercial
Ene
the People's Tailor
T. H. Gendle
Amir Tivans
Sadetaaden
Aviwra— ‘Expresa’ Bullidingsem Akmidale
A. McDonald
F. Braund & Co.s
Australia
Holley’s
Cavanagha
Een Bueer
Lee
Express
Gilport
Siam
Gar
Ant Travtion Eaglees
Shemp
Asmorence Co
Woon. Onan
Avn Bo -Operative Sree
Kook & Biden Fae Rasdcoat
Amnier D
Benjamin
Moonger
Re District Fop
Gen. Bowen
F. J. Hawkins
J. H. Hutton
Armidale and
Bual
Nea
Marbilst
Armidalr
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