Kangaroo fights off dogs at Pudman property
A large kangaroo was attacked by two dogs at Mr. T. Daly's Pudman property near Yuse. The kangaroo killed one dog and fought the other in a creek until Daly arrived with a bag stick to pull the dogs away.
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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1927
Page
3
A large kangaroo was attacked by two dogs at Mr. T. Daly's Pudman property near Yuse. The kangaroo killed one dog and fought the other in a creek until Daly arrived with a bag stick to pull the dogs away.
The Armidale Electric Supply Co plans to install 200 horsepower machinery to boost current supply. Directors, meeting on Wednesday, invited lenders to finance the engine from Fogel, aiming to have it in place for next winter to improve lighting and power service for the city.
The Sydney District Court heard a libel case against Alderman Connelly over a December 1920 article accusing him of aiding whisky importation to Canberra. The jury returned a verdict for the defendant after four jurors deliberated briefly. Separately, Jesse Lewis sued the Railway Commissioners for injuries from a coal train incident and was awarded £175.
Racing gossip from Australia covers sales of Don Moon and relatives, training in Melbourne by C. T. Godby, and entries for Clarence River Jockey Club carnival on July 20 and 21. Veteran jockey Arthur Norris remembered, plus results from Singleton and Broad Sound events, Ascot stakes talk, and Aston Park incidents.
A. Barraclough Limited Opticians based in George Street Sydney has made regular visits to this town. The firm relayed information about a space or requested a date of vent.
In Sydney Divorce Court an application sought arrest for nonpayment of debts in a matter involving Hammond and Hodgson, with Hodgson opposing Olive Hodgson. The judge granted a writ of habeas, but with conditions requiring Timme to pay 30s weekly toward reduction of debts.
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