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Newspaper

Bathurst Daily Argus

Location

Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 12, 1909

Page

2

Cure of Child’s Eczema Prompts World Praise for Cuticura

A mother details her child’s severe eczema and nine months of failed treatment before two uses of Cuticura led to a dramatic recovery. She urges others to try the remedies, praising Cuticura as a worldwide cure and promising to recommend it widely.

Eczema Olntes Lizzie Hardwicke Penraof St Briecley Hill Stade Tay Loor Rample Bandon Bydoey Coto Hale Tropa

MOB RULE OR STATE POWER IN AUSTRALIA INDUSTRIAL STRIFE

The Pathurst Argus discusses the Broken Hill labor conflict, praising government restraint while condemning rioters and noting arrests of 20 to 30 leaders. It argues law and order must be upheld, and warns against exploiting Saturday’s riot for political gain. The piece lauds police forbearance and stresses the public’s support for calm enforcement of the law.

Broken Hi Australia Mabvile Bhig Labor

Supreme Court Affirms New Discovery Against Coughs

The People win a suit against Dr Sheldon’s new remedy for coughs colds and consumption offered at Mockler Bros George St Bathuret Morgan Burraga. The decision upholds the price of 1/0 and 3/0 as observable in the case documents.

Supreme Court Sheldon Mockler Bros George St Bathuret Morgan, Burraga

Weather and court notes from Kelso district era reports

The Commonwealth Weather Bureau forecast cloudy to rainy coast and rough seas with south winds and hot inland. Police reported James Hotter jailed for drunkenness after midnight in William Street. Lagoon Jockey Club set February events with five races and entry closes January 28. Quarterly Licensing Court reviewed publican sanitation and garbage disposal directives. Kelso organ recital by G A Jarman drew a good crowd with Schubert and Gore Ouseley works highlighted. A drunken disorderly row in Hawkes Street led to Harold Denmead's fine of 10 or three days imprisonment. Ernest Mansell did not appear for assault charge.

Commonwealth Weather Bureau Bathurst Licenaing Court McKell P.M Brooke Moore Ito Hid Lilea Sydney Hawtek Street Sheehy Griffin Canis Harold “Denmead Biz Ernest Manzel Denmead Fo-ree Mansell Aegoil Chares

Regiment B Company Plans New Pattern Kha Rifle

Volunteers of B Company are summoned to the Drill Hall on Wednesday evening 18th to be measured for a new Pattern Kha rifle by the military tailor. Recruits for B Company are invited to attend between 7 and 8 pm, bring old rifles, bayonets, scabbards, and accessories for exchange, with the new weapon featuring a shorter barrel and radial sight for improved accuracy.

Sen Taey

Duffield Arrives From England for Australian Solar Observatory

Dr. Duffield arrives from England to join a mission connected with the Freestab Halmeut project for a solar observatory in Australia. The note references August timing and collaboration with Australian partners on the facility setup.

Dr. Duffield England Jon Freestab

Broken Hill Trouble After Mann Arrest Sparks Riots

Crowds in Broken Hill, Monday, cheered as Tom Mann and other Socialists were arrested after a large demonstration. Police read a lesson that calmed some, while workers remained restless. Mann and others pleaded not guilty at the Police Court and were remanded with bail set at 400 pounds each. Mann was later bailed and carried to the Trades Hall amid cheers.

Mann Broken Hill Polica Tom Mann Wilkinson's Stora

Wharf Laborers Refuse to Handle Port Pirio Concentrates

It was stated this morning that Sydney Wharf Laborers' Rollom would refuse to work any concentrates or bullion from the Pro- Prietary Company's smelling works at Port Pirio. Several Labor Party members invited by pressmen spoke but remained silent on the industrial position.

Sydney Rolom Pro- Prietary Port Pirio Labor Party

Police Arrangements and Arbitration Talks Reported

A large crowd gathered for the picket changeover but the event proceeded quietly with police present. Arrests have led to bail releases, while Melbourne reports ongoing moves toward arbitration under the Commonwealth Arbitration Act to end the lockout in the token Hill trouble with Justice Higgins coordinating discussions.

Dente Aes Melhourne Onder Justice Higgins Mederman Barnett

Bycroft Fletcher Wedding at Ivy Cottage Guigong

Letitia Jane Fletcher and Joseph Bycroft wed at Ivy Cottage Guigong on a Wednesday in December. Rev F A Malcolm officiated. The bride wore white crystalline gown with tassels and bouquet. May Fletcher served as bridesmaid. After breakfast the couple left for Mudgee and the Blue Mountains for their honeymoon.

Bycroft Mise May Pletcher Richard Doyle Mudgee Methodist Church Golgong Coolah

Man Charged With Vagrancy in Melbourne

A man detained on a vagrancy charge in Melbourne on Saturday claimed he had once served as a bank inspector earning about £1300 a year and received other unspecified benefits.

Melbourne

Destruction of Rabbits Questioned in Police Court Case

In Evans Plains Rid ward of the police court Mr T G I McKell P M Thomas Cheney faced charges of failing to destroy rabbits near Evan's Plains. Witnesses testified trapping and poisoning were insufficient and urged stronger measures to suppress the rabbit infestation. The magistrate dismissed the information but urged continued rabbit destruction efforts.

T. G. I McKell P.M. Thomas Cheney Dlic Springs Evans’ Plains Ridward Gregory Lynch Kenny Fasturer Protection Board McTntesh Pine Springs Mr. McIntozh Defendent Perth Chemey Black Springs Cheney Rabotta Dolson Mr. Lynch Thomas Fitzpatrick Patrate Evan's Plains Mr Kenny Walter J. McPhillamy Mr.Kenny

Interest Awakened by Marvellous Cures of Wounds

In Bathurst and Burraga a sensational tonic promises cures for cuts burns and wounds. Dr Sheldon’s Magnetle Giniment is sold at Mockler Bros George Street Bathurst and FR Morgan Burraga with prices 1/6 and 3/-.

Sheldon Mockler Bros George St Bathurst

Sydney share market and health ad fragment

Fragmented financial items show Sydney share market quotations including Bank of New South Wales and others with broken entries. An adjacency ad cites Chamberlain's Tablets praising mild gentle effects for stomach and joint troubles, offered by L. Edgley Co.

Mit South Esidental Droken Hill Bank of New South Wales Moorison Humstraysstreet Tallarnt Vic Chumbar- Tun L. Bdgley and Co

Dispute at a Shearing Shed Trial for Assault

At the Police Court George Avan Warby faced charges of unlawfully assaulting Toge y Antony Coffey at Breeante. Witnesses described a sequence of threats and blows in the sheds and verandah area on November 25, with Warby denying intent to injure and Coffey testifying to repeated pushes and a neck grip. The bench imposed a fine of £ with costs and witness expenses.

C. K. McKeil George Avan Warby Pierrle Stapleton Joseph Antony Cottey Warby George John Hodges Robert Holwarde Hodges Witness Hodge Issault Teanie Cort House Bathurst McIntosh Hurst Thompson Colley Butcher Anderson Brothers Freemantle Coffey Wardy Holts Nese Tim Coffey Mali Gould Caffey Econtadt Melntosh Rupert Edwards McLutoshtt Mr. Samay Imeet bin Morkjex Fooled George” Alla Wenby Cony Colleid Gul Wil Neas Weil Anderson With Mr. Kenny Babe Goffey Lute William Thompson Meskrs Cottey Kenny Wiilinny Shearer Dnythe Aya

Tralta v New South Wales inter state cricket match summary

The inter state match between Low Australian and New South Wales resumed in fine weather. Macartney and Bardsley posted centuries with long innings, Macartney 203 with 42 fours and Bardsley 119. Waddy, Noble, Gregory and Kelleway contributed as NSW batted first. The ball by L A Hill and Wright shaped the play as fielding and stroke play produced a high scoring day with detailed partnerships and falling wickets into the late hours.

Sydney N.S.W Macartney Bardsley L. A. Hill Wrecht Wright Birrsley Manutes Bet Ng Bardsley L. Y. Hill Noble West Waddy O'Connor Hill Wadley Gregory Wig Macartny Dow Gelrs Clesy Powled- Barnes Grepsy Gehrs Gels Nest Dolling Man Kelleway Whitty Wicken Gary Southh Australia Mayno Garry Hillrow Allowny Dalling Llow Bill Bordsley Mayne Connor Oll F. Headey P Woodford Gregory Ho Gehra O Woodford Gelurs Ors I Cotter Emery Woodford Gerry Bundzies

Warden Sides With Jennings In Mining Lease Case

At Qheron on Friday Warden Smith upheld Mr Jennings over Mr Arnold in a mining lease dispute. Arnold claimed possession and work under a prospecting area at the time Jennings pegged a lease. finding no work done, the Warden dismissed Arnold. The Mines Department bans future prospecting workings, likely halting shepherding as Mt Werong prospects draw attention and workers.

Qheron Warden Smith Trunkey Arnold Werong P. Jennings Bathurst Jennings F. D. Kenny Thompson Mines Department Mt. Werong

New South Wales Military Forces Size and Health Ad

The article notes the NSW military forces totaling 53500 men this year, with 8025 in the previous year. It mentions lung health concerns and a Sheldon remedy discovery, and lists Bathurst Burraga and Mookler Bros as locations or distributors.

Sheldon Price Olninabie Mookler Bros Ketorge Bathurst B. Morfan Burraga New South Wales

International rifle and revolver match planned in United States

An invitation from Major J J Paine recalls a proposal from the Commonwealth Council of Australia to participate in an international rifle and revolver shooting tournament to be held in the United States in September. Events include Palma Trophy, 200 metre competitions, and a team match for the world military championship with medals and prize money.

Australia J. J. Paine Commonwealth Council of Ail Associations James A. Drajo National Tile Association A America United States WIM Raek Thia Shayl

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cuticura The Pathurst Argus Bartlett James Hotter William-street Polee Lagoon Jockey Club Lagoon J. ‘O Mandleay Selso CG. A. Jarman Holy Trinity Church Kelso Jarman Schubert Gore Ouseley Mr. Jarmo Germany Dr. Vincent National Library of Australia Pallee Johinson Broken Pos Ein Ivotto Tddglies Wniedls Sporting Tralta NEW Sour South Australia Mining News Nla.gov
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