Cure for Severe Skin Disease Reported by Patient
An Irish patient details years of agony from skin and scalp eruptions. After failing Dublin treatments, a friend recommended Cuticura remedies, which cleared the skin in about five months. The testimonial praises Cuticura and mentions a book on treatment of skin diseases and a Dublin contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Tie
Mary Fellows
Bir M. Harney
Glen House
Merganstown
Dunlovin
Co. Wicklow
Ira
Dain
Newrest
Trea Catic Oura
Catjeura Juanes Pre Add [i Rcihea Tie Worl: A Hitcle Seale Certo Engi
Landen
Harlorhauss Bs ‘Miin
Mvtralim
Towne Te Co
Hytrin Dan Lhe
Archleaton
Oakes
Skelee
RR. Martii
Anid
BR. L. Olmour
Controversy Over Commonwealth Ministers and Arbitration Court
The Bathurst Argus comments on the conduct of Commonwealth Ministers Hughes and Thomas during a dispute before the Commonwealth Arbitration Court. It condemns a Sunday meeting advocating on behalf of strikers and argues the executive should not influence judicial proceedings. The piece questions double standards and warns of dangers to lawful justice when government officials take sides in labor conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherein
Hig Ate Tomney
Broken Hill
Hughes
Tug Wiber
Crown
Jess
Juesimir ‘Thomas
Sydney Domain
Thomas
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Arbitration Court
Lazbour
Labour Party
Labour unions threaten political purity and parliamentary futures
The text warns that Labour members face expulsion or bans if they oppose union lines or show lukewarmness on industrial disputes. It notes that securing Labour endorsement to stand for Parliament requires union approval, curbing independence and risking future elections. It laments the potential rise of factional ministries and stresses vigilance against such influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labour
Dara
Fem
Messrs
Hughes
Thomas
Poley
Mitral
Styo
Commonwealth
Trades Hall
Australia
Weather notes and legal notices from Bathurst region
Weather report shows 7 points of rain at Bathurst and varied totals at nearby towns with a forecast of cool winds and possible thunderstorms along the southern districts. The section records breaches of public instruction and school neglect cases with multiple fines and a pony destroyed after tetanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Blayuvy
Hill End
Bee
Sydney
Orange
Rothley
Trimkey
Death of Mrs Smythe Widowed Saint Stephen’s Minister’s Widow
Mount J H Stewart learns of the death of his sister Mrs Smythe widow of Rev K D Smythe former minister of St Stephen's Church Bathurst. The obituary traces her life from Bathurst in 1854 to Edinburgh London and France with military family ties and her long residence at the Mount before death at age 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Street
Aga
Smyth
France
Bulls
Waterloo
New South Wales
Mount Watil
Harry Clay’s Co presents lively School of Arts Hall program
The School of Arts Hall again filled as Harry Clay’s Company staged a varied program. Songs and news items drew steady encores and moving pictures featured "His First Row" and "Love Conquers All" with Brn Delora and WIN Gilbert. A two night stay includes "William the Poacher" and "Witel's Kiss" with Picture songs by Biele Jennings and Wally Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clay
School of Arts
Sone
Nue
Essig
Walter Edwards
Picures
Brn
Delora
Win Gilbert
William the Poacher
Witel's
Biele Jennings
Boomerang
Wally Edwards
Paonsy Leaf
Indecent Language Charged At Police Court
Ern est Leech faced charges for indecent language in Piper street heard by Constable Bartlet. A 46 shillings fine with 44 days imprisonment in default. Patrick Donnelly similar charge on Tonken street with midnight offense cited by Constable Bartlett. Moltivel counseled guilty. provocation claimed. Magistrate ruled the language vile and unbecoming a fas mate, ordering 40 shillings fine or 14 days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Leech
Pollee Court
Piper-street
Constable Bartlet
Bartlett
Patrick Donnelly
Tonken-street
Moltivel
Orange Residents Press for Tourist Train Extension
East Orange Alderman Agland urged Railway Commissioners to extend the Saturday tourist train to Orange. He noted recent trips to Bathurst at tourist rates and argued Orange should share in tourist traffic. Officials said commissioners have given careful consideration to the route beyond East Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
East Orange Council
Agland
Bathurst
Waltrakes
Aving
East Orage
Bettas
Embezzlement Charge at Bathurst Police Court
Henry Gordon Smyth faced embezzlement and forgery charges at Bathurst Police Court. He allegedly collected money while employed by Bennetts and failed to account for sums, with prior convictions cited. He pleaded guilty to the current offence and was sentenced to three months in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Henry Gordon Smyth
Frank Auburn Bennett
Sarah Bennett
de Defrand
Frank Rupert Bennett
Bennetts
Letehton
Leighton
Letehten
Brewer
Anderson
Albury
Newcastle
Unio
Tin-Kettling Incident Before Court Amid Fines
Seven men charged with tin kettling on a public road between Bathurst and Napoleon Reef pleaded guilty or faced the Police Court. Witnesses described the disturbance lasting about 15 minutes on January 24, with defendants apologizing the next day. The Magistrate urged factual focus and considered leniency, noting custom and lack of malicious intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon ‘Reet
Bathurst
Mapoleon Reef
Robert Richards
Herbert Dancroft
Wolstenholme
Chas, Edwards
Charles Wiliam Edwards
O. J. Nicholls
Ceorge Henry Rue
A. G. Tutlus
Mr. Welgall
G. Thompson
Woleall
Lennon
Thease
Polles
Stirlaw
Young Edwarda
Welgall
Pollce
Aley
Willyess
Welgalls
Polies
Weigall
Weilgall
Weage
Anderson
Hots Rkeli
Polyell Fing Cub
Hugh Sinclair
Nicholls
Rue
P.M
B.M.F
Palles
Foun Edwards
Anderean
Welgill
Sinclair
Bis ¢Llenta
Police Magistrate warns seven in disturbance case
The Police Magistrate recounts a planned midnight disturbance by seven defendants who ignored pleas to desist due to a sick spouse. They faced prosecution, with verdicts ordering fines and costs and possible imprisonment for nonpayment. The magistrate urged deterred conduct and responsibility for the disruption.
Forgery Case In Bathurst Polices Court
Harry Gordon Smyth charged with forging a cheque on November 14 drawn on the Bathurst A T Bank for £4 with intent to defraud. He also faced counts for uttering and disposing of the cheque for £4 10s to Ernest Macleay Saunders and forging and uttering a £4 cheque to Alfred Percy Hulcies. Witnesses described cheque manipulation and lack of authority, with assets purchased and payments attempted. Committed for trial at the Court of Quarter Sessions in Bathurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gordon Smyth
Polies
Bank
Bathurst
Ernest Macleay Saunders
Lim
Alfred Percy Hulcies
Frank Rupert Heuer
Thit
Bennetts Ae
Witnéas
Wiiters
F. R. Bennett
S. Bennett
Widdles
Hidif Wes
Shem
Alfred Porey Biddell
Toa Hunter
Erludery
Shan Bathurst
Jtp
Gladstone
Sabr
Baye
J. Pungom and Co
William-street
Victoria
Marcel
Rabbit Trouble At Orange Farm Meeting Discusses Rabbit Control
A farmers meeting at Grange on Friday urged landholders to seek representation on the Bathurst Pastures Board. The group backed expanding the Mintsbar Tea Agriculture plan to divide Bathurst district into four wards and support new rabbit destruction methods beyond poisoning. Legal action by the Orange Council looms for offenders in the catchment area, signaling tensions over rabbit tipping and farm pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Grange
Inez
Jewis
Athurst Pastures Board
Mintsbar
Bathurst P.P
Bathurst PP
Zordian Holler
Polson
Ovanee
Magnetia Liniment advertised in Bath address
An advertisement touts Dr Sheldon s Magnetia Liniment claiming to cure lumbago for movement pain. It lists Mockier Bros George Street Bath and Morgan Burraga as locations or distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Mockier Bros
George-streat
Morgan, Burraga
Daring attempt to wreck pumping station sparks investigation
A double explosion damaged a pumping station near Broken Hill as two separate attempts to destroy the plant were thwarted. Investigations identify a deliberate act linked to recent arbitration proceedings, with a third nearby explosion noted but not clearly explained. The incident occurred in a well patrolled area, leaving windows shattered and the boiler lightly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broken Hill
Ltha
Ollit
Dive
Padoni
Board discussion over rabbit infestation report and misquotes
A Bathurst Pastures protection board debate centers on a contested report about rabbit infestation in Orange holdings. The chairman and inspector Dr G Lynch defend statements. a reporter notes misquotations and seeks clarity on claims against Mr. McClymont and other holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabbit
Sieck
Cour
Lynch
Liyneh
McClymont
Cleaver
B.d.aj
Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery Cure for Coughs and Consumption
An advertisement claims a new remedy by Morgen Burrage at Modkler Bros Bath for coughs colds and consumption, promising cure when others fail. The piece also notes England beat Ireland 6 to 5 in an international rugby match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon
Modkler Bros
George-street
Bath
Uret
Morgen
Burrage
England
Ireland
Market Prices and Stock at Sussex Street Sale in Sydney
A chaotic OCR readout lists latest quotations for wheat and mixed commodities, and reports a Corporation Saleyards sale in Sydney. Prices cover wheat, bran, pollard, and livestock while noting various quality grades and regional origins, with figures and units fragmentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sussex-Strelt Priger
Sydney
Epee Lielats
Roller
Mikes
Ali
Pollard
Miizo
Weavily
Tala
Ted. Haray
Parlsy
Uapo
Sa Im
Crema
Weibe
del Alow
Ubuit
South Australian
Victoriao
Outen
Wheatan
I Tafite
Derrick
Uoster River
Hilows
Sidae
Dod
Ata
Hams
Kead
Donbte
Eavers
Lois Ringle
Northern
Tivers
Homebush auction reports mixed sheep and cattle demand
At Homebush yards today 2707 sheep and lambs and 897 cattle were sold. Values for sheep and lambs eased slightly while some gains of about 10s per head were noted for others. Bullocks and cows attracted varied prices with activity described as light to fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saleyuris
Homebush
Sydney
Wothers
Attempted Robbery at Mipyip Bank in Melbourne
A bank on a Friday night was targeted when clerk Victor Tepper slept inside during the manager’s absence. Tepper restrained the intruder, later identified as a local resident, while Constable Finlayson took the assailant into custody. A second man fled but was chased and captured by Watson. No bank contents were disturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Commercial Bank
Victor Tepper
Tepper
Rowan
Powan
E. A. Waleson
Hugh M'Lean
E.A. Jones
Finlayson
Watson
Burplurs
Wreck of Cargo Steamer Lady Mildred Near Wilson’s Prememtory
Melbourne reports the cargo steamer Lady Mildred wrecked off Wilsons Prememtory in thick weather while en route from Newcastle to Melbourne with coal. All crew were saved though the vessel lies full of water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Lady Mildred
Wilson
Newcastle
A Modnan Remedy and Opium Seizure Report
A Modnan Remedy touts Scienca by Dr Ebeldon for Carmat colds and consumption with Mockler Bros Bathural listing. Fremantle customs seize opium on a steamer Minilya during transfer to the wharf. Wellington officers discuss Defence Council examinations aligning with the British Territorial Scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scienca
Dr. Ebeldon
Mockler Bros
George-street
Burraga
Fremantle
Minilya
Wellingtaiy
Council of Defence
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