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Newspaper
Bathurst Daily Argus
Location
Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1909
Page
2
Patient recounts long battle with dermatitis linked to eczema as a child. After trying various treatments without success, Cuticura products allegedly cured a severe skin outbreak within about a year, with lasting improvement stated. The testimonial lists prior remedies and notes significant daily discomfort and scarring before the cure.
Local brief reports the shooting trophy event for Mr Usiuipboll on Wednesday at Guu Uiubes Grounds and a Bathurst District Land Sovernl night at the Oddfellows Hal. Dance lovers return to the city as the season’s most sought event is promised.
Law examination in Missouri concerning Hubert Thompson, identified as the youngest son of the late Jute Me and A. A. Vitorysou, with congratulations noted for his successful pass and remarks on voting ethics and ballot deadlines. A poll court case yesterday involved Jd. W. Wiedlier pleading guilty to a separate offence.
A garbled OCR list shows multiple military ranks and names read as Private Clarke Cadet Tucker Cadet Don Deliy 23 Bugler Rupater Lane Corporal Prigley Sergsenat Holman 24 Pelyota Voonellan rivet Dry den Cadet Stulth 21 Private Power Cadet Landry Cadeta Smith 15 Privete Wiburd 1 Privita Gornall 14 Beret Delaney 15 Gudet Uylaod iL.
An old worldeath of Bathurst in She was 78 and of Limeriel Ireland. He resided in Bathurst six years and leaves a daughter Mrs Whiteford and a son Peter Smith. Remains will be interred in the Roman Catholic Cemetery this morning.
A mixed crowd attended Clay's charity event last night. The amateur performances featured a variety show with several acts, some met with strong public approval while others drew quieter applause.
The article notes preparations for a Forbes Show event next Thursday with an expected turnout and a diverse program. It mentions a total audience estimate and highlights dog trials beginning Tuesday, with seven dogs possibly competing. Weather rumors hint at good conditions for a successful event.
Cloudy and damp conditions prevailed with a spring like day otherwise. Rain was reported at Baoligal Tul Bind and Wellington with isolated showers widespread prosaic winds and cool temperatures. Yesterday’s high reached 40 and low 32 degrees.
A silver embellished hot water kettle trophy is shown in Mosers window. Presented by Dewars to the Bathurst Coursing Club for their next meeting the prize promises practical use and stylish design. Dewars whisky is advertised as always good whether hot or cold.
A person from George's Plains was deemed insane by Dr. W B Bassett and Brooke-Moora after presenting certificates. He was found a fit subject for treatment and sent to Parramatta yesterday at 1 o'clock for examination expenses.
The Camilulic Young Men's Society held a Friday evening session in their rooms with strong attendance. J A Coprey chaired as speaker and led a debate on whether England remains a world power, which carried by a large majority. A motion to record appreciation for Interp oretary S Lew was carried unanimously, and indoor bowls were added to games with donated equipment from M Meagher, a vice-president.
The Hospital Sports meet lists events including Maltella Handicap with competitors H. Wi Wed 1B Mugridge Butler O'Brien Hudson and others, Novice Race with Con Souloa Roy Honeyman, 60 yards sprint, footballers quarter-mile, Tintin Collier Tonking and Ingersole entries, and the Hospital Handicap one mile race led by B oe Macnamore with multiple runners.
A Liberal meeting at the Masonic Hall elected a provisional committee to organise branches in the Western district for the upcoming Federal elections. Mr. Perkins noted 46 branches already, aiming for 156 before the polls. W. Gwillam was chosen secretary and more members were added to the panel.
Melbourne reports the Premiers Conference sat privately with Hansard reporters excluded. Attendees included Mr. Deakin Sir John Forrest and Mr. Joseph Cook who left at lunch. Delegates declined to comment on business, noting financial questions were under consideration. It is understood Deakin submitted a Commonwealth scheme regarded as below Premier expectations.
A Bathurst correspondent urges forming a cooperative bakery to counter price rises from bakers. He suggests raising 249,500 pounds in 54 shares of 4 each, guarantees two weeks to sell, and vows a public meeting if bread fails to drop within a week. He promises to oust current master bakers within a year.
A letter discusses the consequences of a no license policy in Bathurst, arguing it would not prohibit drinking and could reduce drunkenness while protecting the poor drinker. critics warn open bars may encourage vice and question effects on society and morality.
Fragmentary listings from Sydney trade page show scattered figures for Broken Hill and Junction markets, copper and other commodities appear with corrupted notes, while phrases refer to 'Queen' Bee and various local items. The text lacks coherent data or clear outcomes.
The Western Rugby Union meeting chaired by Mr. Miller discusses disqualification removals for players Lowe and Dawson, the harsh stance on a second case, and motions to keep penalties strict. Unpunctuality in match starts noted, with calls for officials to enforce punctuality and for medals for winning club members.
A long coach journey from Bathurst to Sofala via Hill End describes the rough early morning ascent, vivid Turon River scenery, and a warm Sofala welcome. The party notes bridges, orchards, Briarberry jam talk, miners, and the tiresome climbing of Monkey Hill as they progress toward Sally’s Flat, with Bill the driver keeping order.
ANAKIE, VLU, Mra Quarlle Bilesell of Anakiea Vic writes of using Dr Sheldon s New Discovery for coughs since it hit the market. She says it helps and that her brother and sister also notice improvements. The advertised cure targets chest complaints and lung troubles with a sixpence price per bottle.
Three inspectors were at work in Sydney on Monday examining potatoes from Melbourne. They sought diseased tubers and to weed out Tasmanian varieties mislabelled as Victorian. Some shipments claimed as Victorian are believed to be Tasmanian and are being held in Sydney.
The item lists prices for wheat, rice, oats, potatoes and onions across districts and ports. Prices show milling wheat around £4 6s to £4 10s, Tasmanian and Victorian inputs, and eggs new laid at 1s to 1s 2d with suburban and railway updates. Numerous regional figures reflect wholesale rates and currency conventions of the period.
In Sydney on Monday cattle and produce sales showed varied bids. Cattle numbers reached about 1 361 with cows offered at 3 to 10 pounds, and sheep around 12 162 penned as values advanced. Sheep, wethers, and hay prices are listed with multiple grade ranges and small bale offerings.
The report lists current market quotations for sheepskins merino and crossbred wools, pelts, hides and tallow with ranges from light to heavy, plus marsupial and rabbit values. It notes firm demand for certain items, variable tone for others, and provides unit prices per 1b, per ton, and per carcass where applicable.
An Sydney resident, B. Avera of 16 Hadwin Bay Region, reports a long ulcerative leg healed within days by Buk. He rejected medical advice and other cures, then used Zam-Buk after a friend’s urging. the wound closed quickly and he praises the remedy as a universal healer available from chemists and stores.
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