Bathurst election wrangle targets Mr Miller’s defeat
The Bathurst Argus and Advocate debate Mr Miller’s political doom as a Labour candidate looms. Critics accuse supporters of grave anxiety yet provide little proof of dissatisfaction. The piece rails at Labour League methods, warns of puppet candidates, and laments party traditions.
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John Miller
Bathurst
Labour
Miller
Iis
Advocate
Mr. Miller
Poiot
Labour League
Tim
Labour Party
Comtemporary
Hine Wal
Reneallne Steel
Aluniauin
Australia
Imen
Labor League of Catharet
Labour government hopes hard pressed by Advocate on Wade
The Advocate casts Wade as a reactionary figure from the Way Ago and questions Labour’s pivot. It argues Labour MPs lack political experience and attacks John Miller’s suitability for Bathurst, urging the Advocate’s readers to reject Labour contenders and support a newer slate aligned with its views.
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Wile
Wade
New
Sout
Wales
Waite
Pew
Labour Party
Messrs
Deoby
Mie Bolman
Iar
Lcoeby
John Miller
Bathurst
Laundale
Cquree
Miller
Brethna
Sulli
Weather rounds up scattered rain across the region
In the 24 hours to yesterday Bainourst logged two points of robin weather. Port entries include HUN End 2 Nyngan 64 Sydney 28 Brewarrin 2 and Cowra 22. The latest forecast calls for continued cloud and unsettled northeast winds with more rain and thunderstorms. Showers are expected in Riverina south-east and north-east with brief fog in the south-west. School cricket saw All Sanity 1 vs District School with Shog AL Balute top scoring 20 and their opponents 0 for a toss of one wicket. Pratley claimed several wickets in four overs at a small cost.
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Bainourst
Robin
HUN End
Nyngan
Sydney
Brewarrlun
Cowra
River Two
Riverina
Ohlaily
All Sanity
AL Balute
Pratley
Severeiickets
Lithgow Show set for February 24 and 26
The Lithgow Show will run on February 24 and 26 featuring the everstory Ms John Ish fey drawing large attendance prospects. Enthusiasts have sent in many entries and the event is expected to be well supported with exhibitors and spectators. A frain leaves Bathurst at 25 In. The notice notes strong local interest and transport details.
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Lithgow
Everstory
John Ishfey
Spentala Frain
Bathurst
Lagoon Races Plan at Bathurst Racecourse Next Week
Entries closed today for the Piyling Handicap and the Post poned Handicap at Bathurst next Wednesday. Nominations are to Mr McSpedden Lagoon secretary or Mr Joseph Mockler. a 6s6d fee per race. Maintenance case heard at Pallee Court, witnesses delayed. case postponed to Friday. Meena Dana Opticians will hold consultations at Park Hotel Bathurst on March 23 from 9 pm to 8 pm.
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Bathurst
McSpedden
Joseph Mockler
George-atrect
Pallee Court Yeaterday
Fiora Wilson
Arthur Wilson
Gilagandra
Simmons
Mclntosh
Orange Races entry deadlines and events
Entries close for the Orange race meeting with events including Opening Handicap 40 sovs 6 fur longs Town Plate 75 sovs 1 mile and Orange Cup 160 sovs 1 mile 1 furlong Secretary Mr W Lumbeck will receive entries up to tonight and general entry closes Saturday March 27 with racing on March 28 and 29.
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W. Lumbeck
Liquor Case Defendants Remanded On Liquor Act Charge
Two Chitesa individuals charged under the Liquor Act were arrested Thursday by Senior Constable Sheeley and remanded for a fortnight with ball. Mr McIntosh appeared for the accused and obtained the remission on his application.
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Chitesa
Sheeley
Ball
McIntosh
Miss Florence Menkmeyer Recital at School of Arts
Miss Piovenca Menkmeyer presented a recital before a small audience despite poor weather. The event showcased refined vocal selections and piano numbers with strong execution and expression. Later tonight Miss Menkmeyer is slated for a second recital at Clayney. Also, Joseph Mouashine applied for an auctioneers license at Bathurst and Newbridge, with a decision pending.
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Florench Menkmeyer
Piovenca Menkmeyer
School of Arts
Sialeo
Joseph
Mouashin
New
Bridge
Bathurst
Newbridge
Quarries and Licenses Lead to Court Actions in Roxhoreh
The article reports on a quarry near Roxhoreh where Thomas Oddling, for the company, sought six months suspension of labor, while landowners offered no objection. A Sanitary Inspector charged John Armidale Berry with driving without a license, with discussion of licenses and penalties. In Bathurst, Walter Bathurst Allman faced charges of idle and disorderly conduct, with counsel seeking withdrawal and the magistrate urging responsibility and abstinence.
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Cuarty
Wunshlerukiy
Wellichige Ub Quarry
Jessie
Rox Horeh
Lawn Vale
Thomas Oddling
J. G. HK
Meltell
P.M
W. TM. A. Musgrove
Absveromble
John Armidale Berry
Lrerty
Keenan
Poties
Ashe
Walter Bathurst Allman
Kenny
Bathurst
Anderson
Bathurst Show advances with March dates and prizes
Preparations for Bathurst A A and PF Association’s 47th annual exhibition are well underway for March 30 to April 1, with Tuesday start and Thursday finish to align with Sydney Show. Prizes and trotting events receive high praise, the Bathurst track lauded as premier. Secretary A H Newsbar notes strong prize schedules and growing inquiries from towns. The Zig Zig deviation work continues with Bottom Points cutting, ten tunnels planned, and a goal to improve Lapstone tunnel grade toward smoother Penrith-bound travel.
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Bathurst
Bathurst Association
Commonwealth
Aclog
A. HH
Earan
Bethie
Lapstone
Penrith
New Chapter of Australian History Explores Captain Bayes Voyage
The January Empire Review surveys Captain John Bayes of the East India Company and his Australian endeavours. It notes Bayes charting Tasmania and coast survey work, with subsequent explorations in New Caledonia and New Guinea. The piece credits meticulous documentation and acknowledges contested memories from French capture of charts and manuscripts.
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Bruce Marriott
Ida Lee
Empire Review
John Bayes
East Indie Company
Australia
Thoze
New World
Hayes
New Caladonia
New Guinea
Tuasmuchna
Gibb and Beeman Opticians Return to Bathurst
The return visit of Gibb and Beeman Consulting Opticians to Bathurst from Hunter Street Sydney is planned for March at the Parl Hotel from 10 am to 6 pm. The firm will return to Bathurst periodically for eye testing and glasses consultations, inviting sufferers to seek their expert services. The Sydney Labor Council also decides to hold public meetings to protest Mr Wade's immigration policy.
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Cibb and Beeman, Ltd
Bathurst
Gibb and Beeman
Hunter-Street
Sydney
Parl
Messrs
Gibbed Beeman
Gisle Bathurat
Sydney Labor Council
Wade
Men Fined For Polluting Creek In Abercromble Shire
In a South Bathurst case, Joli Kiely and Wil Beard admitted to depositing offensive waste near a creek feeding the Macquarie. Magistrate McIntosh fined each £10 plus costs, with three months to pay, noting the risk of typhoid spread and the need for cleanup.
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Joli Kiely
Wil Beard
Bathurst
Abercromere
Coty Mable Lennon
W. T. A. Musgrove
Jay
Abercromble
Shire
Mclntosh
Tia
Siuleo
Easity
McIntosh
Lisble
Lennon
Alto
Vale Croce
Macquarie
Govlern
Selly
P.M
Beeby Seeks Grants and Local Decisions in Blayney Electorate
Mr G Beeby MLA forwards correspondence on Oberon A By and PP Association grants. The Under Secretary notes a grant of £60 approved for an OGerase A H and F Association and mentions a public holiday for Blayney Brigade. Lands and Public Instruction issues discuss Mount David Common boundaries, teacher residences, and deferred actions. Agricultural Association grant claims are reviewed against prior subsidies totaling 420 pounds over eight years, with decision postponed to balance other groups.
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Mount David Common
Ilave Thio Donn
Mlue
G. Mackett
Sanual
Tro Tees
Haghetty
Blayney Public School
Department of Public Instiuction
Blayney
Fort Add
Blayney Agricultural Association
Department of Agriculture
Blayney Agricultural and Pastoral Association
Tha
Hadlis
Suyel
Modern Nomady Discovery Promises Cure for Colds and Consumption
A dubious patent style claim praises a Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for Congne Col ds and Consumption with a guaranteed outcome. The advertisement lists Mochkler Bros, George street Bathurst Hi as sellers and cites a date in Mar 90. A lightning strike in Tamworth set a house ablaze on Wednesday night, destroying the building.
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Sheldon
Mochkler Bros
George-street
Bathurst
Burrega
Tamworth
DH. Sheldon
Mockler Bros
Dath
Gt. I. Moreau
Durragn
Farmers Association Letter Questions Orange Pest Policy
A correspondence from the Orange Farmers and Grazier’s Association criticizes the Board of Public Works for its stance on pest control and rabbit management. The writer urges open meetings, counters alleged statements by inspectors, and defends farmers’ methods including trapping and poaching disputes, noting 16,000 rabbits killed on property in recent months and questioning blame on landholders. The letter, dated February 10, 1909, in Orange, worries over claims of neglect and calls for clearer, fairer action.
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Toy Board
Liv Jet
Orange District
P.P
Nui
Orange
Lynch
Dave’saids
Medly
Mont
Beransa
Willy Haying
Durmele
Herieettd Lweir Holdings
Erith Miolymont
Sea, Farmers
Dryden's Dike scheme questioned by Burghers
A letter cites the Argus and mocks Dryden's Dike plan as a costly trap on the city, urging officials to reveal if the scheme is real or a dream while criticizing past lamp posts and footpath funding. The writer warns ratepayers to demand accountability from municipal leaders amid alleged financial strain.
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Dryden
Cycling in Parks Debate Sparks Municipal Action
A letter to the editor condemns repeated attempts to bar cyclists from the Princely and Centennial Parks. It urges the Municipal Council to settle the issue publicly and enforce the law without allowing riders to be harassed by park officials or bystanders.
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Wid
el Tisen
Wisles
Parks Open to Cyclists Debate in Local Officials Meeting
A fragmented report discusses whether city parks should be open to cyclists. Officials weigh risks and rider responsibility to avoid liability and ensure safety. The unclear content suggests ongoing deliberations and possible policy decisions.
Saturday Half-Holiday debated by New South Wales premier
Deputation of country and metropolitan storekeepers urged a universal Saturday half holiday. The Premier said the question needed inquiry and cabinet consideration. He warned against an absolute universal move and favored a fair, regionally targeted approach balancing shop needs and public access to news and goods.
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Satuerday
Pmia
Newcastle
Broken Hill
New Souths Wales
Sydney
le Yen Ple
Iled
Church Services February 21 at Kelso Bathurst and Port
Church notices list Holy Trinity Kelso Stephen's Presbyterian Catch Bathurst and various other churches with service times in the afternoon and evening. Congregational Church service scheduled at 3 pm. Also an advertisement for Dr Sheldon’s new discovery cough remedy with local supplier details.
Harvest Services Hold Across Chelat Gorge and Greyhamell
Weekend religious observances reported with Harvest Services in Chelat Gorge and Gre yhamelawn led by Rev. Mr. Kelly from Millthorpe. Greyhamelawn church overflowed, while Greyhamelawn’s hall was too small for afternoon and evening crowds despite heavy rain. The storm and garden shows impacted plans, rain totaled about 90 points, disrupting next week’s flower show. Funeral notice for Thomas Walkin set for tomorrow at noon. he was a longtime supporter of local associations and district resident for over forty years.
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Punera
Thomas Walkin
Plaeg
A. H W
P. Assay Clatiow
Chamberlains Remedy Endorsed By Local Resident
A local note cites Mr I Splimala Paddington praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for Colic attacks and urging families to keep a bottle at home for quick relief. Sold by L Edgley and Qo.
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I. Splimala
L Edgley
Savings Bank Forgery Case Involving Smythe
Sydney Briday Frederick Kingston Smythe, former Savings Bank ledger keeper, faces charges of forging William Thompson's signature to obtain a 450 cheque drawn on the Australian Joint Stock Bank. Smythe admitted access to funds after claiming inheritance, then confessed that wages were small. He was committed for trial with bail set at 1500.
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Saytue
Sydney
Briday
Frederick Kingston Smythe
William ‘Thompson
Government Savings Bank
Australian Joint Stock Bank
Thompson
Smythe
Savings Bank
Trink
Commercial Bathurst Prices at the Mille Flour and Groceries
An itemized list shows Bathurst market quotations for flour, bran, pollard, meal, oats, animal feed, bacon, butter, cheese, rice, sugar, and vegetables. It notes latest quotations for wheat and imported flours, with numerous per unit prices and freight-like figures across items such as lemons apples potatoes onions and many fresh produce lines.
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Pollard
Todal Roms
Mujize
Sydney
Tonkee
Broward
Poland
Brun
Potland
Moiro
Borley
Capa
Onte
Tomanian
White
Olen
Chrié
Victorino
Onten
Wheaten
Outen Hay
Victoriam
Biro
Dwamanion Deccick
Nominel
Lycee
Hunter
Luba
Rollmay
Yrima Lent
Pobla
Jarga
Branda
Sydney Produce and Wool Market Report in Sydney
Sydney Friday market notes report 66 trucks of produce at Central Railway Yards with many sold at auction to Hud buyers. Lucerne hay rye corn and prime dry yellow listed with varied prices. Wool sale by Harrison Jones and Devlin LA sold 1085 bales with strong competition and well presented lots.
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Central Hailway Yards
Ghatt
Chai
Rollands
Lyndhurst
Emms
Dowsett
Newbridge
Harrison, Jones and Devilu
Waterloo
Rales Welk
Wwe
LUMBAGO and a Buggy Wheel Wound
A man named Thomas H. Page on Seer Bogan road was awakened by a heavy crack on his forehead as a buggy wheel fell on him from a house wall. The injury was deep and bleeding, requiring medical aid. The text also mentions Dr Shaldon's Magnetic Liniment and Mockler Bros. in George Street as advertisements.
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Pala
Lia
Shaldon
Mockler Bros
George-street
Urel
Morgan
Durraga
Thomas H. Page
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