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Newspaper

Armidale Chronicle

Location

Armidale, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 27, 1900

Page

3

Radiator dairy plant opens near Inverell Road

New England Dairying Co under W C Higinbotham and Rue visits a recently erected butter factory near the Inverell Road two miles from the town. The article details the Radiator dairy machine and its high output, hygienic advantages, and potential for local farmers as support grows from surrounding producers and a Vic side exhibit.

Powland Dairying Co Mosse W.C. Higinbotham Rueand Armidale Coauxtete Inverell Road Btockholm Melbourne Bogisnd Omib Thoman Rizon Aals Thureday Dumarteq Kellys Plaine Glen Innew Higinbotham H. Sosisty Eiginbotham A. [l] Haywood Pambula Walder Hawkenbury Agricultural College

War notes on Morarian voyage and Australian troops

Four awayes were put ushers from the transport Morarian at Melbourne on Tuesday. A Chinese resident of Adalaids started a subscription among the countrymen for the Traoerant war Food. The Queensland Government offered a third contingent to the Imperial Government of 160 men and 800 horses. Reverend Willie volunteered as chaplain for our troops. The Ashton family links to opposition to landing men are noted. Cyclata service in South Africa could aid war efforts. Sydney league secretary O'Brien has food riders ready to go and some could cover over 200 miles in a day. Australian Horse draft left by the Surrey with several MPs among the personnel.

Melbourne Adalaids Queensland Willie Jimmy Ashton Anid Ashton M.P South Africa O'Brien Sec Sydney League Surrey Parlement Thay L. L. Mugkellar Mankeller Cor‘poral Paleford Edward Puisford M.L.C Qox G. H. Coz M.lc Abbott Sergendat Arma H. D Lee John Les

Quong Tart Speech At War Time Rally

Quong Tart attends a wartime rally and delivers a humorous yet pointed speech. He riffs on British, Irish, and Australian loyalties, praising the police and soldiers while noting the tension and bravado of the crowd. The speech blends satire with admiration for disciplined force and wartime resolve.

Welcome Them Stronger Than When We Send Them Away

A fragmentary speech passage contrasts welcoming allies with sending them away. The speaker expresses affinity for the British yet says his heart lies in the West, followed by cheering from Lond.

The Bushmen's Contingent Plans and Numbers

The article outlines provisional plans for colonial contingents to the Bushmen campaign. It estimates about 1100 total troops with New South Wales contributing roughly 526 officers and men, Victoria about 350, and Queensland and South Australia around 150 each. Funding תהיה a mix of private subscriptions and government support. Nurses are not confirmed for accompanying the contingent.

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Sports Ink Notes From Across Boundaries and Tracks

Guardaman sold to Tasmanian interests while Chesney joins F W Day’s Newmarket stables. Indian racing clamps down on pre race scratches. Hack heads SA batting averages in Sheffield Shield 1819 1900 with 88 per innings. J G Clarke party bets 750 on The Grafter for the Derby Cup. Seahorse poised for Newmarket Handicaps if shipped to Australia. Monaghan to train. Blidesn Stand Off Sequence lead Newmarket Bandicap and Australian Cup markets. Entries close tonight for New England Jockey Club meetings. minor events close Monday. Sam Fielder plans to appeal disqualification of his mare Mora no Boghsh tester. Purse profits and Madden fortunes noted. Scratching Tarquin provokes legal threats over stake refunds. Annam possibly headed to Australia. Lily Langtry demand 10000 guineas. Toxteth, once owned by John Mayo, racing in Indies colors. Singapore meet sees Club Cup win. Waler also wins. Petersham vs Glebe cricket match sees umpire error ruling two-minute rule breach. Laws require batters not to exceed two minutes. umpire ruling disputed. Australia and New Zealand bowls lists growing. names teased.

Guardaman Chesney F. W. Day Newmarket Eng India Hack J. G. Clarke Gowe Wee Seahorse Monaghan Thandwic Blidesn Stand Off Sequence Seahorss New England Jockey Club Sam Fielder AJM. Committee Hie Woo Frack Morano Boghsh M. Cannon Tod Sloan O. Madden T. Loates Madden Perth Tarquin Tha Beckere Annam Australia Eysay Lily Langtry Trenton Toxteth John Mayo Indie Johora Singapore Tosteth Diet Aydney Maet Petersham Glebe Bagger New Zealand England

Armidale heavy weight pugilist challenges Otto Munich in Sydney

Cribbing middleweight contenders Cribb of Armidale pledges £5 to bind a proposed bout with Otto Munich, the New Zealand Cyclone, who has nine straight wins since arriving in Sydney. Weight shows 11 stone, making a clash unlikely while locals expect Cribb to test heavier rivals.

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Health Miracle Promises from Morse's Indian Root Pills

A damaged testimonial from a patient named J Stanton details severe health decline from cold and indigestion, then recovery after using Morse's Indian Root Pills. The narrative credits dramatic improvement, restored vitality, and career return, praising the medicine as the best yet. The ad-like piece ends with product claims and ordering details.

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Cablegram in Brief Notes on Public Figures and Markets

Sir Julian Salomons to review NSW Agent General post in April and sail for Sydney with the Assumption Fathers. Prosecutions in Paris target Father Bartley and St Cros director for alleged association ties. Thomas Aitken of London and Edinburgh Shipping gave £40,000 to Edinburgh Infirmary. UK wheat stocks total 1,015,000 bushels. continent 705,000. Wool market quiet with heavy withdrawals. Basil Thomson to Tongue to explain Anglo German Convention terms. French papers push to decide New Hebrides fate amid alleged island anarchy and Australian opposition to French annexation.

Julian Salomons New South Wales Sydney Assumption Fathers Father Bartley St. Cros Jsga Association Thomas Aitken London and Edinburgh Shipping Company Edinburgh Infirmary United Kingdom Continent Tuselay Sermea Clowes Mr. Chamberlain Basil Thomson Tonge Tongs Hebrides France

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