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Bathurst Daily Argus

Location

Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jan 18, 1909

Page

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Foxes increase at Evans Plains threaten poultry yards

In Evans Plains foxes multiply and trouble Mr. Windsor’s farm with turkeys and fowls. After a fox approached the yard, dogs were released and the fox caught and killed. A Bathurst evangelist, Mr. Hugh Paton, is visiting, delivering compelling sermons at St Stephen’s Church. An accident leaves a man with a severe leg fracture, hospitalized after a heavy fall.

Evans' Plains Wie Windsor Evans’ Plains Hugh Paton Meg Clark St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church Te Julwit Paton Bathurst

Bathurst Motor Garage Announces 1909 Word Car Line

Bathurst Motor Garage Company unveils a progressive 1909 program featuring new Word cars including a 20.20 hp five seat model with magreto. Priced at £285, the firm aims to build a reputation as a guarantor of the cars they sell and the service they provide, with London buyers appointed to maintain accessory standards.

Bathurst Motor Garage Lucy London

Eight Hour Bicycle Accident Letters In Bathurs Meeting

At a Bathurs meeting Eight Hour committees read correspondence about the October bicycle accident involving G. Horder and F. Hagney at the Eight Hour Demonstration on the Sports Ground. Letters from Sydney solicitors sought compensation while a letter claimed no proceedings were instituted. The committee sought legal advice on liability and engaged Metropolitan solicitors for guidance.

Bathurs G. 4 Horider F. & Haogney Sydney Horder Hagney Acquali Wevlslou

Rainstorm Downpour Boosts Bathurst Water Supply

A heavy rainstorm drenched Bathurst and surrounding districts yesterday. Rain began early, peaked around 9 00 and continued until about 11 00 with lighter showers afterward. The storm flooded roads near Hereford and J J Sullivan's residence but is expected to improve the local water supply.

Bathurst J. J. Sullivan Hereford Rockley Saultary Pathurst

Railway Line Blocked Near Perthville Station

A storm near Perthville caused a flood that blocked the railway line for about 200 yards. A fifteen man gang from Bathurst cleared the obstruction with inspector Williams overseeing, and mail trains were soon able to pass though goods traffic may be delayed for a day or two.

Perthville Perthyilie Porthvilla Sau Bathurst Arai Williams

Bankrupt Florence A. Lee seeks amendment amid heavy debts

In a Sydney bankruptcy hearing, Florence A. Lee, represented by McManamey, seeks to amend her statement by inserting a £2000 life policy held by her husband. The registrar admits City Bank and Thomas Rice claims. Webb and Co. claim adjournment as other details, including past income and family estates, are examined. Proceedings adjourn to Friday January 5.

T. GC. K. McKell P.M Florence A. Lee McPhillamy McManamey Thomas Rice Waterford Pink Bill Grazier City Bank Webb and Co A.M.P Hank Tuptey Mr. Rice Bathurst Larry Australian Widows Society Henry Walter Callan Campbell-street Parramatta Rice Supreme Court H. W. Callan Preen and Co Bank of Australasia Bathurat Mr. McManamey John McPhillamy A.J.S. Bank Mr. McPhillamy B. Caider R. McQueeney AL. Price Zivee Hoppe-street Sydney Webb Sydney Herbert McPhillamy Bank of New South Wales A M.P. Society Lee Sydney Mr. Lee City Callan Webb Mr. McMahamey

Proprietary Company Prepares Reply Over Mine Closures

Melbourne Sunday The Directors of the Brossey Hill Proprietary Company met with lawyers to draft an answer to a plaint. Rumor of possible closures at the Zine Corporation Smelting Works and the South Blocks Mine was deemed unlikely unless a general strike or unforeseen events occur. Justice Higgins had not yet served the rule.

Broken Hill Port Firle Melbourne Brossey Hill Proprietary Company Thureday Te Zine Corporation South Blocks Bowictt, Moreing and Company Niso Higgins

rifle shooting club scores rise amid shifting winds

Civilian Rifle Club members trained at 600 and five yard ranges on Saturday. A light breeze grew puffy at Goo yards complicating shots. Ben Cutler excelled with wind gauge control achieving near perfect scores. E Cutler struggled without wind gauge but reached solid totals. Full scores listed as 23 follows.

Ben Cutler E. Cutler

Chamberlain's Tablets Praised For Stomach Ailments

Mrs Morrison of Ballarat Victoria reports Chamberlain's Tablets relieve stomach troubles with no ill after effects. She notes relief after using them and recommends the remedy, sold by Ly Edgley and Co.

Bol Morrison Hamiliary-street Ballarat Vic Chamberlain Chamberlin Ly Edgley

Parkes Cricket Club to Select Team for Interclub Holiday Match

Parkes correspondent notes a squad from Parkes Cricket Club will face Molong Orange and Bathurst in midweek fixtures on Wednesday Thursday and Friday 26 21 22 inst. The list includes Rev J E Moulton L A E A Lane E Burbs R T by Wood James Cobley R H H Shaw E Best W Snipe Stedman Jno Cobley Jas Hawken W Pink E Mayandico W Keash with only a portion of these eligible for a representative side. the rest will be a club team enjoying a holiday.

Parkes Molong Orange Bathurst J. E. Moulton L.A E. A. Lane E- Burbs R.T. By Wood Jas. Cobley R. HH. Shaw E. Best W. Snipe Ste

Sincere Liver Health Advice Advised for Thirtys

In a quoted ad copy a caller urges that life need not be miserable after turning thirty claiming sluggish liver causes misery. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets with a sales note by L Edgley and Co.

R. Hiekens Mnaw L. Edgley and Co

Roscull Racing Club January Meeting Results

The Roscull Racing Club held its January meeting with several races at Teesula and Grenville Stakes. Winners include Hetting in the Teesula Stakes, Horrocks first in Grenville Stakes, Miss Lita in Nursery Handicap, Decollette in Flying Weller, Rocklight in Rosell Handicap, Montcalm in Carlingford Mile, and Lady Difidence in Anniversary Handicap at Caulfield.

Sydney Roscull Racing Club Ed Hayden Hetting Tio Marlee Horrocks Friend Necolletts Tra- Sectory Rocklight Brackenburg Pinfall Tinfall Carlingford Montcalm Specimen Luciana Beling Victoria Amateurs Turf Club Caulfield Barl of Castles Shrew

Bathtub? St Barnabas vs Bathurst Cricket Thriller Ends Five-Wicket Tie

St Barnabas' won by five wickets after Bathurst faced absences and a late finish. Perry and Windridge combined to threaten Bathurst, while St Barnabas' fielded nine men in the first innings, reserving two players who did not appear. Bowling figures show Sutter and Hinton leading for St Barnabas' as the match concluded with a tight scoreline.

ST. Barnabas Thompray Barnes Pettit Downlow Tawford JO A. H. Hinton G. Cajinglan Q. Suttor Palmer Pettis G. Hardwick W. Caples Kelly Edgley Barnea St. Carnoabos B. Renna Suttor A. Barnes Callaghan W. Kelly Hinton A. Graham Callagham Brownlow Chapman Sutter Lewis Daples Binton Greham McKenzie Glebe Central Cumberland Glene Bardsley Cotter Grounds Tuna Sydney Redfern Foster Goddard Finneran Balmain North Sydney Kortlang Lt. Minnett Fisher N.Y. Deane FR. W. Minnett Gordon Petersham Iredale Macartney Oram Tool Farnsworth Bamford Middle Harbour Burwood Tho

Australasian Swimming Carnival results noted in Sydney

The Australasian Swimming Championship in Sydney listed 100 yards events won by Cecil Healey with Handwick and Wickham second and third, while Prank Beatyes of Victoria beat Herswick in the 80 yards. Other performances include Bir die Harbour dominance and Mary Mason placing third among Victorians.

Sydney Cecil Healey Handwick Wihckham New South Wales Lime Healey Herswick Mason Vittoria

Runaway Horse Dashes to Raglan Hill Saving Four Children

A four child carriage driven by Maisy Grace Gaiters of Willian Street veers into danger when a horse bolts after a motor car passes. The horse crashes into a fence at Raglan Hill, but the three other children and Grace survive with injuries. A motor party ferries the injured to a nearby house before returning to Sydney.

Raglin Barty Mr. Gaiders Ponsom and Co Willian Street Maisy Grace Kelso Winton Raghu Hill Woo Grace Frank Tig Ches Dulal Withs Brukes Witte Saunders Wirds Sydney

Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery Claim

Public notice promoting a lung health remedy sold by Modeler Bros. in Bathurst EB Morgan Burragn. The advertisement urges readers to ward off serious lung trouble with a product named Prict 1/G and &/ and credits Dr Sheldon with the discovery.

Sheldon Modeler Bros Weorgest Bathurst Morgan, Burragn

Wire Netting Rail Fences Question Tabled by Board

The P P Board chair Durack moved to ask the Railway Commissioners to contribute to wire netting on fences along the bus routes. The board could submit the legal question to the Council of Advice at no cost. McPhillamy moved to send a letter to the Council of Advice, Sullivan seconding, noting commissioners already destroy rabbits on their holdings and should share the expense. The motion was carried.

P. P. Board Durack Priday Te Board Council of Advice McPhillamy Sullivan

All arc united in daylig for all stomach trials

In daylight that for all Stomach Tral ies there is no remedy Uke Dr Sheldon s Digestiva Tabules. Price 2/6 per tin at Mookler Bros Bathurst Street Bathurst.

Sheldon Mookler Bro. George-streat Bathurst Morea

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