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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1903
Page
3
Country residents receive a free catalogue and direct buy furniture with no commissions. Open Saturdays and Wednesdays, specials on value, with deliveries and free postage included.
A terse notice indicates EAM and Caan B6i are positioned for a transaction at 667 George Street with Lars Tom listed at Liverpool-sire. The fragment confirms an address and involvement of three parties in a property or business matter.
A Hillgrove correspondent reports a recent meeting about the Patriotic and Taylor Memorial Funds. A public gathering is planned to decide on disposal of about 220 in memorial form for Private Allingham and Private Taylor who died in South Africa. The town awaits a conspicuous monument as a tribute and reminder of two brave men.
A pretty wedding took place at Barbasie the bride Francis seventh daughter of W. Martin of Hillwood and John second son of Jas. Whan. Rev. G Q Cocks conducted the ceremony. The bride wore white silk with brocaded silk and valenciennes details, a wreath and veil, and a gold brooch gifted by the groom. Miss Lissie Whan and Miss Ethel are noted among attendees.
At the Tingha Police Court two residents were fined for cutting timber on a reserve near Topper's Mountain after a district forester and justice records. Joseph Parker faced counts for cutting timber on Grown Landa without a license, while others claimed miner rights. Mitchell paid fines for his workers and planned an appeal to the Minister for Mines. The article notes very cold weather and a Salvation Army talk on drink evils, plus real estate and estate sale details in the Boone and Widden areas.
In Parliament on Wednesday H Chaplin moved to amend budget plans by rejecting corn tax repeal and favoring tea duty cuts. Sir Michael Hicks Beach opposed repeal, warning it is not a protectionist move. Dissent fuels chatter of resignations, cabinet splits, and wary forecasts for Irish Land Bill support and impending dissolution.
A patchwork column blends regional dialect observations on food and digestion with a string of humorous vignettes. It notes Americans and foreigners, cooks and doctors, plus a Newark New Jersey doctor’s telephonist punchline about a child with croup. It also recounts a Victorian farm centre anecdote about a “prad” at the creamery and a choosy buyer.
A clipped news fragment describes a fenced Crown reserve, a marred owner, a carcass removal dispute, and a local inspector demanding action. It includes a parable about a woman in hell and a carrot used to lift souls, illustrating moral cautions for readers amid unsettled property and social tensions.
In a case from Mort's Dock a contractor faced breach of contract claims. After a six day trial the jury ruled for the plaintiff but the Full Court overturned the verdict. Costs were sought by the plaintiff now in Victoria, with an appeal possible. The matter includes a practice court mention and a dismissal with costs.
Fragmentary OCR lists Armidale businesses and locations such as Armidale Co operative Butchering Co Armidale Tonkap Armidale Gaal Blehope and several names and hotels. appears as a catalog or defective civic notice with mixed proper nouns and addresses lacking coherent context.
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