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Newspaper

Bathurst Daily Argus

Location

Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Feb 09, 1909

Page

2

Terrible Pan And Itching Cure By Cuticura Soap

A mother reports her three year old girl suffered a chair fall and a head injury with severe itching and sleeplessness. After ten months of pain, Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment cured the scalp and relieved symptoms. The writer cites rapid improvement once treatment began and urges sending for a free Cuticura book.

Eleves J. H. Phipps Coventry Mt. Coloseal Wanwickahire Eng Des

Cuticura Remedies Promoted for Skin Ailments

An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Cuticura G -> ntment as universal remedies for rashes, itching, and skin irritations from outdoor activity. Claims include cleansing, antiseptic effects, and benefits for eczema, humours, pimples, blackheads, and general skin care across scalp, hair, hands.

Iin Wesore Grarierhauer Ag Ein Paix ACM TAIN Torn & le Seit Unig & Chem Corps Bule Frog Bewtone

Bathurst Exhibition Plans Progress and Calls for Exhibitors

The Bathurst District aims to stage its annual exhibition with broad participation across all sections. Acting Secretary Mr Newsham reports the Macroles are progressing, urging earnest effort, complete displays, and expanded participation to show district production. special encouragement is offered to youth and improved work across departments to boost interest and attendance.

Bathurst Newsham Bathurst Association Wits Cara Lolen Gilmour Cop Milites

Mayoral Election and Local Meetings Headline Items

Local council to meet to elect the mayor for the year. A show opening plan discussed by AL H and PB Association for this year’s exhibition. Clozer Settlement League to meet this evening with full attendance. Police Court report notes Sub-Inspector Anderson remanded Walsh for maintenance arrears. At the Corporation Sale Yards 70 bullocks sold with prices ranging from £3 17s to £6 10s. store cattle and sheep prices listed.

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Sidney Smith named director at Lloyd Copper Company

Our Burrage correspondent reports Hon. Sydney Smith has accepted the position of director at Lloyd Copper Company as Mr W H Corbould prepares to depart for Queensland to take over management of a copper mine.

Lloyd Copper Mines Sydney Smith Lloyd Copper Company H. ‘Corbould Queens Atland

Patrick's Day celebration meeting yields plan for March 17

A meeting of those interested in celebrating St Patrick's Day was held last evening. Fourteen were present and unanimously decided to stage a day of sports on March 17 followed by a grand national concert at night.

Weather forecast summary across multiple stations

The four hours to 5 am yesterday saw cloud cover in Bourke Girilambone Cowra Congal gon and Parkes while other stations remained fine and clear. The forecast calls for generally warm to hot conditions with some scattered thunderstorms over the northwest and Toland variable winds.

Bourke Girilambone Cowra Congal Gon Parkes

Drunk and Disorderly in Keppelvatret Battlefield

Jag Constable Greifin observed two men in Keppelvatret, Daonaly Carrington Parke and Wilson, acting drunk and disorderly. Wilson was arrested. Parks appeared later and was fined 10 shillings with six shillings costs, or three days imprisonment in default.

Greifin Carrington Parke Wilson Keppelvatret Parks

Saturday Night Drunks Charge Three Men With Disorderly Conduct

Senior Constable Sheehy and Donatah n Bartlete report a busy Saturday night arrest spree for drunkenness. Jake Dowden fined five shillings or two-thirds imprisonment, while Harold Dollmead and Jobe Cool were each fined ten shillings or days in jail for being "Aru and disorderly."

Sheehy Donatahn Bartlete Jake Dowden Harold Dollmead Jobe Cool Belog “Aru

Church of England Caronigte exchange proposal in Ballarat tour

The Ballarat church notes Royal consent from the Bishop and Parochial Nominators for parish exchange between Rev H Wilker Taylor of St. John’s Ballarat and Rev J Lintott Taylor of Orange NSW. No definite decision time yet, NSW matters delaying the plan.

Church OF England Ballarat H.wilker Teylor St. John's J. Lintott,Paylor Orange Nsw New South‘ Wales Wis Weare J. Lintott Taylor

Swimming Championship Promises Tight Competition

The upcoming swimming championship Wednesday features seven entrants led by Li Solomon of Newcastle aiming to break the 100 yard record. Visitors from Sydney and North Sydney will attend with exhibitions by the guests and the committee notes ample seating. admission is nominal.

Sydney Nort Sydney R Newcastle Solomon Dor Adilgsion Ouily Uoralual

Bathurst inquiry despite Parkes club dispute stalls action

A Bathurst report notes an internal Parkes Association inquiry into a local club matter. A member did not hand documents to the association, cars were pawned for a few days, and the Parkes body sent a prepaid telegram to Tilton. The association delays, quibbles, and resists external help despite repeated offers.

Liv -Orickters Orlelet Bathurst Parkes, Association Tmatah Associalien Affiela Pikess Association Tilton Coi Nok Watch Joe

Revival of Cricket Sparks New Committee Formation

A meeting at Beavis Bros. rooms led to forming a cricket revival committee with Mr W C Richardson presiding. Members include Rev J Hall L Kehoe G Callio, J Sloaie H H Britten and others to advise on interclub interests, with talks on attracting wider support and arranging a shared practice wicket and annual trophy to boost cricket activity.

Beavis Bros Richardson J. Hall A Callaghan L. Kehoe Callioi J .Sloaie H.H. Britten W. J. Anderson Wadi Studdert W. Tiernan Y. Palmer W. J. Andergou Rethera Clus Winter Stn West Bot Theunie Ttvisi Tate Impr de Jf

A. H. and P. Secretaryship Amended at Special Meeting

A special general meeting of the A. H. and P. Association at the Town Hall, presided by Mr. R. L. Gllmour, discussed amending the rule on secretary appointment. The motion to strike out honorary secretary was debated, with objections that a paid secretary would still be a committee officer, and the amendment carried after Dr. Machattin seconded.

A. H. and P. Association R. L. Gllmour Sullivan EH. T. Webb Dr. Machattin

Dishonest Domestic Charged With Jewelry Thefts

Ivy McCormick was charged at the Police Court with stealing a gold brooch and wearing apparel from Margaret and Jean Fitzgerald. Senior Constable Sheehy testified a complaint of robbery led to McCormick’s arrest near the stolen items minus the brooch, and McCormick claimed she gave the brooch to a young man named Ford. Fitzgerald described McCormick entering service a fortnight ago, leaving Saturday night, and failing to return with missing items later recovered by police. McCormick was remanded until Friday.

Ivy McCormick Margaret Fitzgerald Eleo Jean Fitzgerald Sheehy Ford Tua Sel Street Ila

Collectors Licenses Granted to Two Individuals

Yesterday the Polies Magistrate granted collectible licenses to ArtaWE Cole and George Jobo Stuuloy.

Polies Artawe Cole George Jobo Stuuloy

Anniversary Social Highlights Congregational Church

Congregational Church marks a year of progress with renewed debt reduction efforts and a quiet pledge to fund the balance. A gala evening featured choirs, soloists, and readings while officers and members reported increased membership, a growing Sunday School, and improvements to the vestry.

W. L. Batlyon Sydney J. Hulme H.wheen H.D. Archer MR. Clark Gladys Luis Dewi Aid Mozara A. Alldas Hinton Misees Daisy Makepeace Hopper Plaid Dalay Makepeas Wilalin Mae Willams Ray He W. Pinel Churol Palrflax James"Fairfax Hha Asd. Pollard mMenis Thera Purnell Bociety Hynis Slade Brewongle Stmday School Feloe Stevenson Musgrave S'T A Atkins I, Hudson H. Himon Ats Pollard DB. White Hudson Mr.Stevenson Macedon Hudgen Tn Fuaweldi Christ Jas Bathurst Chavah Amiessons Sanerse Wiss Slade Hee Orlor Misa

Quiet Horse's Wild Ride Ends In Hospital Hill Ordeal

Three financiers chase a grey horse after a Saturday outing, fail to control it, and witness a dramatic pursuit across town. The animal evades all efforts to corral it, bolts through a paddock, and spares the riders a dangerous collision before finally being hustled toward the Stockyard after an eventful, exasperating chase.

le Financiare Tate Chung Elroles A Ana

Stealing a Buggy in Bathurst Seaman Charged

Frederick Anderson a Swedish seaman faced a Bathurst Police Court charge for stealing a buggy and two lamps valued at 12 pounds from the Gasworks yard. Evidence showed the buggy removed and gate damaged. Anderson was arrested at Lithgow with warrants. Witnesses placed him at the hotel and Yard and stated offers to sell the buggy. He pleaded not guilty, but the Magistrate sentenced him to three months with hard labor.

Frederick Anderson William Hampstead Young Lithgow Love Ho‘el Thomas’ Hurrell Ueengee Commonwealth Hotel Vth Avas Oring Bathinnst Witioas Cola Polles Hdr Plegdod

Napoleon Reef shooting case heard by Police Magistrate

The case of Tin-Keitling at Napoleon Reef, charged with wounding Charles William Edwards, was heard yesterday before the Police Magistrate. Witnesses described a night of gunfire, with Edwards shot in the leg and his family present. defendants Hugh Sinclair and others gave evidence defending their actions as a frightened response to threats. The court committed to trial at the next sitting, with bail set and legal directions given.

Charles William Edwards Napoleon Reef Beales Hugh Sinclair Lennon Kenny Lenton O¢ Richards Charlie Edwards Gbaitia Edwards Charles Bawards Soibai Edwards Fring Dlefendant Iguiet Willan Prichard "Bassett Tanuary Goth Amd Henry Charles Willian Lolis Place Richards Nicholle Woolstoahinle Edwards Alnctair Macey Muaveeny Herghit Tap Charly Edwards iWin Lolly Wing Forbert Barcrott Woolstenholme Napoleon Reef Mawand Baywards Mr. Kenny Owas Couinot Robert Hichards Napoleyn Reef Bindaly Young Howardy Broseet Alan Oie Hugh ‘Sinclair Napoleon Reaf Green Swamp Leonoh Rouge Dad Stelko Edwarda Kenny Pati Uek

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Cuticura Pathurst Argus League Clozer Settlement League Ora Yestudday Anderson Walsh Pulloes Wesene National Library of Australia A. H Congregational Church Dett Mariu Napoleon, Reef Sinclair Betore Elis Nla.gov
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