Bathurst speech leaves Carr with little to say
The Bathurst audience heard Mr. D S Carr address the A M P Association after Mr. Wade's remarks. He offered little new on state rights and naval policy, rising to attack class control while failing to present a clear stance on a land tax or the Dreadnought proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DS. Carr
NLP
Bathurst
Carr
White
A. M
Pi. Association
Corr
Gorr
Dickens
New South Wales
Wade
Mre-Gure
Bathuret
Mrr. Pisher’n
Garr
Labour
Gympie
Te Elaetorite
Pope
Caueis
Australia
Great Britain
Association
Sinole Social
Me. Wade's Unexpected Greatness Defies Obstacles
Fragmentary text notes Wade achieving unexpected greatness despite unspecified barriers. No clear details on event, date, or location appear in the readable portion. Further context is needed to confirm the exact incident or achievement.
Valedictory for Rev J Hulme at Bathurst church
The Bathurst community prepares to bid farewell to Rev J Hulme who has served five years at the William Street Methodist Church. Friends express regret as he departs tomorrow. A report from the Information Boards at Bathurst Post Office notes the matter has been referred to the District Inspector for further action and will be communicated through the federal member for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hulme
Williamstreet Methodist Church
Hulme
Bathurst
T. Miller
Bathurat
Hawkers license inquiry stalls at Bathurst
The Cont yesterday heard Job Gagino apply for a hawkers license. He claimed prior service in Victoria and said Bathurst business men knew him. police objected and the Police Magistrate adjourned the case for further inquiries. A maintenance case followed with William Bedlend ordered to pay 12/6 per week for 14 months plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Gagino
Applicaic
Victoria
Bathurst
Betas
Turther
Westerfay
Petice Wort
Jeasie Kany
Wiliam
Filday
McIntosh
McPillimmy
Medinisti
Bedlend
Suspension of Labors at Copper Mine in Apsley
Mining Warden’s Court yesterday granted Charles Lloyd a suspension of labor for copper mining at Apsley due to poor copper prices. Lloyd had sought 12 months but was upheld for six months. Prior suspension was also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladusn
Yestering
Charles Lloyd
Apsley
T. G. K. McKell
P.M
Wensiat
Bearded and Mutton Appears in Police Court Over Drinking
Senior Constable Sheehy charged William Beard and Wren Mutton at the Police Court yesterday for impairment and harming their families through excessive drinking. Beard's prior order expired recently. Mutton had months of excessive drinking and faced new six month orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheehy
Willian Beard
Wren Mutton
Beard
Mutton
Old Age Pensioner Appears in Court for Drunkenness
Ann Deacon, described as an old age pensioner, appeared before the Police Magistrate yesterday and was fined 5 shillings for drunkenness. The magistrate warned her that she risked losing her pension if she did not mend her ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Deacon
Pansionar
Hathurst Liedertapel Concert Preparations Announced
Members of the Hathurst Liedertapel Society are urged to note alterations in orchestral practice for the next week and a second grand concert is planned. Jarman oversees solid rehearsal work for both choral and orchestral sections as they prepare for the upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hathurst
Jarman
Gibb and Beeman Opticians Visit Bathurst in May
Gibb and Beeman Consulting Opticians of 6 Hunter Street Sydney plan a return Bathurst visit in May. Known as sight besting experts, they offer consultation for eye defects requiring accurately adapted glasses. All eye trouble sufferers urged to consult this reliable firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibb, and Beeman Ltd
Bathurst
Gibb and Beeman
Hunterstreet
Sydney
Mmessie, Gibb and Beem
Bathurst District Band Heads to Central Championship
Bathurst district band prepares for the Australia wide event in the metropolis. Twenty four performers will be conducted by Lewing with Bathurst hoping for a strong showing. Mr Devlin, who judged Bathurst previously, will again adjudicate this contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Callies
Astralia
Lewing
Devlin
Im. Bathurst
Information gathering trip by Mr Swayn in Bathast and NSW
Mr Swayn of Queensland arrived in Bathast to collect information on agricultural education under government direction. He plans to visit the Experimental Farm today and Hawkesbury Farm next week, then attend the Royal Agricultural Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swayn
DPLA
Queensland
Bathast
New South Wales
Hawkesbury
Impresseid With Bathurst Beauty in City Visit
In a former issue we noted Mr. GC M 5 Tinkinson MLA of Queeneland and Mr Jenkinson touring the city. He praised Bathurst views from the heights and thanked the Argus staff and the A A and P Association committee for hospitality before departing for Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. M
Tinkinson
Queeneland
Jenkinson
Sydney
Argus
A. A
P. Associatoo
Caromittes
Bothurst
Impressed by Beau-Tile Place Tourists in Australia
Dominica Potts charged after magistrate yesterday in Port Augusta notes travel impressions of the Beau-Tile site. The article praises Sheldon’s New Discovery tonic touted by prominent Australian citizens and professionals as a powerful remedy priced at 1/6 and 8d, available at Moglttler Bros and local grocers.
Showman fined over inflammable structure at Show Ground
At the Police Court Norman Podmore, Sanitary Inspector, charged Thomas Edwards with erecting an inflammable structure on the Show Ground without council permission. Edwards claimed he had authority from the Colonial Secretary. witnesses testified to fees paid and permissions sought. The magistrate noted excessive government and law and fined Edwards seven shillings and six pence, with similar penalties in related cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Gorge Podmore
Thomas Edward
McIntosh
Norman George Podmore
Edwards
Lin Ahout
Oscar Couch
Thomas Edwards
Patterson
Puid
Podmore
Elsc
States
F.M
Ling
Association
Ailtherifice
P. M
Costa
Bryant
Alleged Stander Plaintiffy to Pay Costs in Small Debts Court
In Small Debts Court yesterday the case of McDonnell and McApplen was heard. Thom as McDonnell claimed £10 from Nelson Meck Applen for alleged slander stating the plaintiff was of low character, damaging business. The defendant’s counsel noted the case was withdrawn, witnesses were subpoenaed, and the police magistrate awarded costs against the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonnell and McApplen
Thomas McDonnel
Nelson Meck Applen
Jung
Sim
Om McDonnell
Kenny
Pollca Magiswate
Yale Creek Flood Protection Effort Advances
Mr J Miller seeks action to clear Queen Charlotte Vne Creek to protect Yale Creek residents from floods. The Works Department letter states 225 pounds will be given to the Yale Council for the clearing, with any further costs to be borne by the Council and not by the Distr works officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Miller
Yale Creek
Works Department
Queen’ Charlotte Vne
Bhle Council
Distr
Dr Sneldon's Discovery for Goughs and Consumption
Fearful sufferers of lung trouble are urged to try Dr Sneldon's new remedy for coughs colds and consumption. At Mockler Bros Leeoren Street Ballurst E Morgan Burrage the medicine is offered at price 1 shilling 0 pence and 2 shillings 0 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sneldon
Mockler Bros
Leeoren Atreat
Ballurst
Morgan
Burrage
Customs and excise revenue in March 1900 reported
Customs and excise revenue for March 1900 shows £9 while last year’s landing period totaled £1,020,001. For the two months of the financial year the revenue reached £5,999,419 compared with £9,092 for the same term last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Customs and Excise
Bathurst Turf Club Show Mireling At One Day Meeting
The Bathurst Turf Club held a one day meeting with weather described as unfavourable. Receipts showed front gate £84 and grandstand £108 with overall turnover improving, though the program faced criticism for the Welter accident and certain trots. An inquiry was held into the Macquarie Trot incident involving the horse Van Roy with a £5 fine for carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mireling
John Les
W. As
Machattle
Viegsbrealent
Gliroour Es
Melua Eobbe Feld
Donkhy
Tihye
Ode
McPhit
Jey
Av Higby
Cand Nde
Afr
J. “Brown
Clark
Guinot Ceri Mir J. Mockier
Starter
Traiér
Handicipner
Lindsay
Jash
Ile
Mr. Ayer
St. Lotis
Gossoon
Oyrs
McHugh
Hy Pelder
Bushgrove
Gratton-xunhipye
Houseman
Grolefont
Combine
Pratt
Margalong
Corr
Newport
Lady Clare
St. Louis
Eeen
Ushsrove
Jed
Lary
Qiaris
J. Westaly
Lvew
Besdmen
Chan Oriel
Orel Gladys
Donovan
Aielattle
Chainntyns
Bangaroo
O'Connor
Tariff
Gallinin
Amberstot
Nell
Sombra
Edwards
Hvens Oriel
Amilcorn
Melottl
Amil@orma
Melotti
Oriel
Amcor
Missotti
Fielder
jon-Xantinge
Connolly
Ngersole
Moya
Galliman
W. Be Grotefent
Whe
Bannantyne
Ng Ayrbrook
Tol Bushgrove
Merit
Lady Claris
Jettenne
Koupatt
Mascwne
Ayrbrook
Lady Cl
Mert
Leneth
Cady Glaris
Want Ng Macquarin
Mr. DP. BR
Tewkesbury
Delayon Wilks
Lady Sylvia
Millsom
C. Boyd
John Bull
Little Nell
Agea
Hogans Bikh van Roy
Rob Roy
Hogat
Eesily Mme
Heli
von Roy
Macquarie
B. Bogan
Exchange of Blows at Pollen Court Leads to Charge Withdrawal
Two young men Vivian Palmer and John Edward McCarthy faced riotous behaviour charges after a melee at the Show Ground. Witnesses testified to the altercation with Palmer claiming he was struck first. the magistrate noted the case could be withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollen Court
Vivian Palmer
John Edward McCarthy
Welgall
Palmer
Wyer
Oberon
McCarty Biinck Piayin
McCarthy
Keppel-street
Weigall
Anderson
Mr. Welgall
Tobado
Week Show Drunks At The Show Ground And On The Streets
An exceptional number of arrests were made by the police on Wednesday during the show both on the Show Ground and in the streets. Tenders named include John Mackie Henry Wilson William James Prancie Ryan Patrick O Shea Richard Warne James Cleary and others for drunkenness drunkenness and disorderly conduct with fines ranging from 5 to 40 shillings and short imprisonments. James Cleary also faced assault charges against Constable Young with a fine and 11 days detention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mackie
Henry Wilson
William James Prancie Ryan
Patrick O'Shea
Rihherd Warne
James Cleary
Koppel-street
Margaret Boyllas
Wefault
Digestive Tobbics Tubules Advised For Indigestion
Advertisement notes Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tobbics as a remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. The product is sold at 5s 2d per tin and available at Mover Bree, George Street, Bathurst, B. Morton, Burroga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Bree
George-street
Bathurst
Morton
Burroga
The Postal Commission Hearings In Country Press Complaint
Sydney Friday reports a Postal Commission session where prominent citizens testified on issues facing rural newspapers. J M Shakespeare argued for a cheap provincial press code and better mail read/write skills for carriers, noting mailmen sometimes mishandle deliveries and that readers seek broader access to papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wriday
Postal Commission
Lassouve
Alisfallery
Blakespeare
Ma. Webster
Vengeful Chinese Assault Darkens Sydney Surry Hills
The report notes a violent assault in Surry Hills with a man named Gersham Johnken from the UK hospitalized after a savage attack. A week earlier another man endured a similar incident. The source links a grudging suspect, suspected of prior involvement with a local gambling clan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spaman
Sydney
Thera Wasson
Surry Hills
Disputed Claim in Small Debts Court Over Wages and Profits
In a Small Debts Court hearing on August 8, Low and Co sued Leslie Windsor for 15 pounds 16s 6d alleging he received money while sharing profits from the A B C business in George Street. Windsor denied indebtedness, claiming wages plus half profits, with witnesses detailing past ledgers and an unsettled account. The Police Magistrate awarded the plaintiff 41?6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Transauston
Aw 8
Low and.Co
Leslie
A.B.C
George Street
Tim
Ee Thera
Leslie Windsor
Mr. McIntogh
John Hayes
Matutifé
Windsor
First Meeting Held In Bankruptcy Of Lawrence OBrien Carpenter
In the bankruptcy court yesterday before the district registrar the first meeting in the estate of Lawrence OBrien, carpenter, was held. The bankrupt, Mr Kenny, appeared and stated that the bankruptcy was caused by want of employment and family welfare. His wages averaged less than 25 a week for the past five years and he offered no payment to creditors. The record notes he has no lease or interest in the meeting location and has been without consistent work for 14 months in the last two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Oy
Don t Wait Tomorrow For New Discovery Colds Cures
Fragmented ad copy touts Dr Sheldon s New Discovery as a safe remedy for coughs colds and consumption claimed to break up a cold if taken early with price 1 6 and 3s available at Mockler Bros and others. It mentions torpedo warfare policy and a judge issue with a Broken FUN Proprietary setting aside Mr Justice Higgin s van.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Sheldon
Mockler Bros
George-streat
Bathurst
E. Morgan
Burrage
Fisher
William Lytegrees
Broken Fun Proprietary
Justice Higgin
Burglary Suspect Shot Wounded in Sydney Incident
The North Sydney Sensation reports Mr Tuscall Sinclair was wounded yesterday during a desperate burglary attempt. He was removed to a private hospital for operation after being shot. two bullets are believed to have entered his body while the assailant remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tuscall Sinclair
Ving
Ha Bullets
Etracle Iim
Lieven
Tayy
Alleged Japanese Spies In Northern Queensland Reported
A Western Australian newspaper fragment describes a small party of Japanese youths operatives in the Gulf of Carpi region. Informants say the spies exhibited film reels and sought covert money or goods, with possible aims of transport and surveillance. The Japanese Consul states spies were not present in the Northern Territory but comments remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Melbourne
Tursday
Senninp Pearces
Ima
Hing Ts
Wil
Gulf of Carpi Lire
Teja
Ryesy Bution
Sydney Letter Reflects Policy Speech and Antarctic News
Our Sydney Letter reviews the policy speech planned for Gymple and notes public focus on the prime minister amid defence pressures. Antarctic news highlights Shackleton’s expedition return and coal discoveries, while the Royal Code Opera Co wraps six months with Havana and other productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmr
Gymple
Remarkable Cure Story for Chesaberini Molle Remedy
A testimonial from Albury NSW praises Chesaberini’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Teasedy, claiming rapid relief for colic after a single dose. The note urges readers to write Mr George Adams for purchase details, and mentions Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a kept reference.
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Chesaberini
George Adams
Albury
New
Talwart
Chamberlain's Colle
Chalers
L, Edyloy and Co
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