immigration debate drives Australia appeal over Canada
The Pathurst Arques notes rising migration to Australia as more immigrants depart for New South Wales and Queensland. Canada is criticized for its winter climate and high journey costs, with Australians favoring relocation and the Salvation Army aiding new arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Canada
Haa
New South Wales
Salvation Army
Sydney
Itaelatanes
Melbourne
Queensland
America
Australi
West
Royal Welsh Male Choir to Perform at School of Arts
The Royal Welsh Male Choir concert tomorrow at the School of Arts draws growing local interest after strong ticket sales at Bathurst Station during Christmas holidays. The choir, formed in South Wales about twenty three years ago, has won many prizes and embarks on a six month tour covering parts of Australia, New Zealand, and a Canadian leg.
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Royal Welsh
Royal Welsh Choir
School of Arts
Slade
New Zealand
Ofolr 5
Great Bilin
Miljers
Treorohy
Thondda Valley
South Wales
Sailors Drowned in Sydney Harbor Longboat Collision
A longboat in tow of a pinnace from the cruiser Encounter collided with the Dunsmore near Garden Island. Fifteen sailors were drowned with fourteen bodies recovered by afternoon. an inquiry was begun and funerals set for tomorrow. Witnesses describe the propeller as tearing through the crew as rescuers worked swiftly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Syndey Arbour
Encounter
Dunswore
Garden Island
Dunsmore
A. Gurling
A. Balcombe
G. Barrett
W. Evans
D. Strelitz
G. Ormsby
A. Hill
F. Bristow
G. Outten
A. Dunn
W. Cunningham
H. Humbletone
J. Searle
T. Gregory
Bi. Marsh
Marsh
Ashton
M.L.C
Admiralty
Commercial Education Williams College to Reopen Monday
Williams Business College closes for summer break and plans a Monday reopening. Recent exam results and rising demand for commercial education justify strong enrollment for the new year. The principal will stay the rest of the week to enroll students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams’ Business College
Aludente
Naames
Gibbs and Beeman Ltd Eye Specialists Visit Bathurst
Gras and Bee consulting Opticians from Sydney will visit the Park Hotel Bathurst in February from 10 am to 6 pm for eye testing and glasses. Ginn and Beeman will continue biweekly visits, offering expert sight testing and corrective glasses. A principal will personally attend Bathurst and the next visit is January 4.
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Bathurst
Gras and Bee
Hunter-street
Sydney
Park Hotel
Messrs
Ginn and
Beeman
Weather brings sharp cool spell across the state
A strong cool spell arrived after light rains yesterday with temperatures falling from over two degrees to 73 at Bourke and 69 at Newcastle. Bathurst led rainfall with 16 points and towns across the state reported light showers while the forecast warned of northeast thunderstorms and coastal showers with cool south winds.
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Bourke
Uathurst
Telegraph Office
Bathurst
Rockley
Tuena
NSW v Queensland Interstate Match Abandoned After Rain
Play resumed but rain halted proceedings at 1 25 pm and lasted until 4 45 pm. Queensland trailed by 38 with four wickets intact in their second innings, Evans on ss and Hayes 25 not out.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Queensland
Evans
Hayes
Victoria versus South Australia match delayed by rain
Melbourne report notes continued heavy rain with low-lying areas flooded. A cricket match postponement is announced, moving the game to tomorrow due to the weather.
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Melbourne
Boxing mismatch at Gaiety Club with Costa overpowering Grim
Joe Costa of Balmain outpoints Joe Grim in a crowd pleasing bout at the Gaiety Club as Grim feigns humor and telegraphs blows. Referee Sid Russell struggles to separate fighters. Anhur Kelly to box with Rank O Grady next Tuesday at the Gaiety.
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Joe Grim
Sydney
Gaiety Club
Joe Costa
Balmain
Barney Kieran
Grim
Costa
Sid Russell
Anhur Kelly
Broken Hill
Meetsrank O'Grady
Canada
Blackmore
Devastating Fires Threaten Eden and Hawkesbury Region
Reports detail bush fires causing severe hardship as Eden residents flee inland, many escaping death with children or by preserving a baby’s moisture through the mouth. Fire fronts threaten Gosford and surrounding areas near Way Way Paint Clare and the Hawkesbury, with trains running through smoke and extreme heat peaking at 113 degrees. Strong north west winds and alarmed orchardists accompany the danger as holidaymakers rush toward Sydney.
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Womar
Sydney
Eden
Palmer
Hawkesbury
Way Way
Clare
Gosford
Tascott
New Planet Detected Beyond Neptune Reported
Mr EB C Pickering of Margard College reveals photographic evidence of a new major planet beyond Neptune. The object lies in the Gemini constellation as observed by distant telescope imagery.
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EB. C. Pickering
Margard College
Neptune
Gemini
Bathurst native Bob Peacock praised for farm progress
A correspondent recalls Bob Peacock's rise from local farmer's son to Bathurst experimental farm manager. The writer argues Bathurst undervalues its own, preferring outsiders while Peacock has modernized farming and education, despite local disbelief.
College Citizen's Generous Aid Highlighted in Town Dispute
The writer praises a college figure for aiding his native place and refusing to take earned funds. An apology for trespass is offered while distancing from Mr. Peacock. The note urges Tlova to notice a major blunder rising within the town.
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College
Concludon
Mr. Peacock
Tlova
Tam
VOX Populi
Deadly Heat and Bush Fires Burn Through Western District
The Corrs correspondent reports severe heat with temperatures around 105 to 113 degrees and fierce winds fanning fires across the low country. Thunderstorms are hoped for to curb the flames but rain is scarce. Fires spread rapidly in the Bumbaldry Mountains toward Tandra. a man named Coote loses 60 bags of wheat and two stacks of hay as flames jump roads with a rough gusting wind.
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Raf
Bumbaldry Mountains
Tandra
Sass
Oberon Shire Council Holds Ordinary Meeting Proceedings
The Oberon Shire Council met on Saturday with Councillors Brennan Todd Kelly Richards Robinson Todd and Todd present. The meeting approved audited books, discussed quarry reserves and Crown Lands gravel access, and referred road enclosure and railway repairs to departments. Thomas Davoren appointed Engineer at £260 salary. several committee recommendations and accounts totaling £268 for payment were approved.
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T, C- Brennan
H, Kelly
Richards
Robinson
P, Todd
L. Todd
Salas
Lands Department
Orange
Whalen
Orerasar
Megalous Progress Association
Thomas Davoren
Shire Daginesr
Holwarra
Connell
Obie Shire
Serdar
Shine Councils
Wiitel
L. Toad
Couneil
Jenolan Road
Blae Range
Oberon
J. Hogan
J. Mahoney
A. H. Whalan
Ryan
O'Connell Bridge
All Are United Says No Remedy for Stomach Ailments
A crude ad warns that Dr Sheldon’s Digestiva Tablets have no remedy for stomach troubles. A poor quality notice lists price and seller in Bathurst. A man named Nicholls was found dead near Yeoval Molong on Saturday under unclear circumstances. Heat is intense at Oberon as grasshoppers become numerous.
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Sheldon
Bertho
Mooller Bros
Ree-Street
Bathurst
Morgan, Burraga
Vemad Nicholls
Yeovilla
Molong
Sat- Under
Oberon
R. Hiekens
L. Kagley and Co
Wade
L Allos
N.S
New Zealand
Labour
Chamberlain
Leva
L. Wdgley and
Wollomgous
Whitney Lo
Broken Hill
Delprat
Himeelis
Morrison
Dumillenyo Atreel
Ballarat
Vic
Grolen AU
Great Britain
Jenolan
Riveritt
Mike Itoh
Orange Jockey Club notes and racing outcomes
The New Year meeting at Orange shows padding receipts of £158 day one and £120 day two. Bookmakers report large nominations, weather is oppressive, Bathurst attendees depart, and trials go on. Controversy surrounds Sea Dog and Melyra results, Lillyman’s suspension sparks debate, and donations improve club finances. Kilrush Handicap entries close on the 18th.
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Napper Tandy
Orange Jockey Club
Bathuretiana
M.K
Orange
Elny Har
E. Johnson
Sea Dog
Melyra
Onsa
Lillyman
Jeeney Iander
ALG
ATC
Josleys
Rachg
AJC
J. Miller
MLLA
Watson
Turf Club
Sweet Briar Debate Manages Sheep and Drought Views
William Glassan writes to the Herald from Tarana recounting acres of sweet briar long held valueless yet seen as a pest. He cites a sheepbreeder claiming Angora goats thrive on brine fed, and that lambs will eat briar in dry weather, suggesting luring sheep as the quickest briar destruction method.
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William Glassan
The
Herald
Tarana
Interest Aroused In Marvelous Curas Of Outs Wounds
Interest awakened nationwide for Outs Burng and Wounds cures with Dr Sheldon s Magnate Liniment priced at 1/8 and 3/. obtainably from Mockler Brog George st Bathurat BH Morgan Burraga.
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Sheldon
Prica
Tainable
Mockler Brog
George St
Bathurat
Morgan
Burraga
Sydney Wool Sale Figures Highlight Varied Prices Across Districts
Buyers competed as top lots from New England Goulburn and Monaro markets met strong demand. Auction and private sales tally 5420 bales with prices ranging in England noted shillings and pence. Bathurst district entries included Ry Rockley and Bracedale lines. Recent gains held, no superior lines offered.
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Harrison, Jones and Deviln, Limited
Ite
New Nginng
Goulburn
Monare
Ins
Bathurst
Rockley
1.C
Bracedale
Ka S. M
Brewnougle
Ware Park
Maritime steamship Pericles sails to Melbourne with Brants aboard
The steamer Pericles arrives in Melbourne carrying 695 Brants mainly for New South Wales. The copy mentions advertisements for New South Wales and Queensland and notes agricultural yields, telecommunication charges, and various local notices. The report threads through weather, mining, labor disputes, and Chamberlain's tablets advertisements.
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Pericles
Melbourne
New Song Wales
New South Wales
Queensland
Amazow
Thomas Enya
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