Cure for Severe Eczema Clears After Year of Agony
A London hospital chief described the case as the worst he had seen. After trying many remedies with little relief, the patient found cure with Cuticura ointment soap and pills. Within weeks of starting treatment the itching and skin lesions subsided and he was completely cured.
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London
CIA
Tina
Ousgeom
Liem
Kency Bearle
Cress St. Little Rock
Arkell. S
Eno
Charlatkouss Sy
Pari
Drugacia
Amending a Rule Proposed by A H and P Association
Mr Sullivan presented a petition at yesterday's A H and P Association meeting urging the President to call a special session to consider removing the word honorary from before secretary in the association rules.
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Sullivan
A.H and P. Association
Blayney Council Approves Blayney Show Public Holiday
Bathurst Council agrees to grant a public holiday on March 24 for the Blayney Show second day, following the Blayney A. Hy and 2. Association application. The decision affects local businesses and residents attending show events.
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Bathurst
Blayney A. Hy and
2. Association
Municipal Council meeting list of aldermen present
At Wednesday night’s Municipal Council meeting the aldermen present were: IB Keany (Mayor), H P Craig, W I McPhillamy, A Reavis, W Dryden, B L Gilmour, A B James, A Gartrell, J McLennan, Ay Boyd, and T Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Council
IB. Keony
H. P. Craig
W. I. McPhillamy
A.3. Reavis
W. Dryden
B. L. Gilmour
A. B. James
A. Gartrell
J. McLennan
Ay Boyd
T. Perry
Council weighs elm tree removal to aid impoverished green
The Secretary of the Howling Club informs the Council that the green at Russell Street end is in poor condition, blamed on a large elm. He urges consideration of removing the tree. The Council has asked the Parks Committee to report.
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Howling Club
Russell Street
Parks Committee
Method of Rating Suggested by New South Wales Property Owners
The President of the New South Wales Property Owners Defence Association writes to the Municipal Council proposing the rate for next year not exceed 1d or 2d in the pound on improved value. He says the association only asks the council to empower ratepayers to express their wishes on the rate.
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New South, Wales
McPhittamy
Togard
Alderman Perry
Mr Miller Pushes Move on Water Supply
At the Wednesday Council meeting Mr Miller M L A voiced support for approaching the Government about the Water Supply. He said he wrote to the Minister and had two talks with him. The Vice Minister promised to detail the best officer to investigate after a formal Council request. The letter was received and thanks extended to Mr Miller.
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Miller
Interest Awakened by Marvelous Cures of Cuts and Burns
Interest awakened everywhere by the marvellous cures of cuts burns and wounds with Dr Sheldon’s Magnet Lintment priced at 1s 0d and 3s 0d available at Mockler Bros George St Sathuret B Morgan Barraga.
Charges for Show Ground Structures Debated
The A H and P Association executive asks the Council to set a nominal charge for erecting inflammable structures at Warhurst Show Ground. The Mayor notes the charge was previously agreed. Alderman McPhilmany moves to rescind the charge at the next meeting.
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A. H. and P. Association
West's Pictures Opens Season at School of Arts
West's Pictures, popular across the Commonwealth for first class entertainment, opens the season at the School of Arts tonight. The program features a wide range of subjects, clean and well defined with no flicker or coarse content. Seating plans are available at Slade's.
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West
Commonwealth
T. J. West
School of Arts
Slade's
Sullivan Defends Webb Remark At Agricultural Society Meeting
On the verge of adjournment Mr Sullivan claimed a privilege to reference Mr Webb’s prior remark about fleeing the Association for the School of Arts. The President ruled him out of order, but Sullivan insisted on a defense while Webb was absent.
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The
Agricultural Society
Sullivan
KE. T. Webb
School of “Arts
Webb
Mr. Webb
Postal service stops West Mitchell route demand
The Postal Department rejects calls for more frequent mail to Dark Corner Palmer's Oakey and Sunny Corner. W G Francis of Sunny Corner wins a three year contract for West Mitchell Dark Corner Walmer's Oakey mail runs at £45 per year. Direct mail exchanges will be set up to dispatch from Sunny Corner on mail days.
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E. 5. Carr
M.P
Postal Department
Messrs
Stewart
G. Shumack
Dark Corner
Palmer's
Oukey
West Mitchell
Sunny Corper
W. G. Francis
Sunny Corner
Walmer
Oakey
Sully
Wert Mitchell
Clearing-Out Sale at Mr Murray Farm Willow Glen
Auction altered to Wednesday February 3 at 11 oclock with whole farming stock on offer. About 10 heavy draught horses, horses and cattle, sheep and household furniture plus farm implements and plant. Property sold without reserve. luncheon provided.
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G. W. Murray
Willow Gien
Mon- Say
Lord Lovell
Hes
Gemina de Vergy
Murray
Mining notes on Mount Gonqueror mine at Pool
The mine owner Dr Machattis appoints a new management team led by Mr A J Cadoxan. A modernoxy hydro smelting process will recover arsenic from ore. A ten cell battery and cyanide works will be added. Water reservoir planned. The note claims the project could rejuvenate district mining and spur new methods. The text also mentions a major court decision about Dr Sheldon’s discovery against coughs and consumption.
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Machattis
Pool
A. J. Cadoxan
Tila
Mount Gonqueror
Mina
Ghreet Jessen
Lyere
Resignation of Secre tary Thompson from A H and P Association
At yesterday’s A H and P Association meeting President Glimour read a letter from Hon. Secretary W G Thompson announcing his resignation due to distance and attention constraints. Members urged him to stay, some inviting a committee to manage shows. Thompson declined, suggesting a management committee and retaining interest. The motion to resign with regret passed, Thompson was offered Vice President, and the group adjourned to the Royal Hotel for conviviality.
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A. H. and P. Association
W. G. Thompson
Prius
ToMlwers
Jommilicey
Thompson
James Rutherford
Mr. Thompson
Mr.Thompson
Hoe
J. Holmes
Mr. Cassidy
Prevident
Rutherford
Trevitt
W. H. Webb
Gilmour Hid
McIntyre
Royal Hotel
Val
Council Approves 1809 Expenditure Estimates
The Municipal Council adopts the joint Works and Finance Committees estimates for 1809 totaling 16 626 138 and updates that 5d rate on unimproved land will fund general purposes. Items cover public works parks and gardens water gas sanitation and police costs with detailed allocations and debate on fencing and strong room construction.
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Gowsell
Mayoral Allgwaner
Mainttnatien
Gas &Worts
Craig
Informa
Art
Gartrell
Howick-street
Passig
Gilmour
James
Perry
McPuillemy
Tywanty
Joneer
Inquest into Blayney New Year's Eve Fire
The Blayney inquest examined the December 31 fire at Shute and Marsh’s Adelaide street shops. Witnesses described explosions and flames spreading from Marsh’s bicycle shop to nearby buildings, with losses estimated around £1000 and insurance disputes noted. Coroner Mr B Marriotti directed proceedings amid disputed interests and mixed testimony from shopkeepers and investigators.
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Blayney
B. Marriotti
Orange and Cor- Sner
Binks
Orange
Pallee
Kelly
Wallington
J. H. Marsh
H. B. Simpson
Norwich Union
Yorksherg
Furtildil Aga
Pile
Charles Henry Whittaler
Adelaide-street
Penrose
Mareh
Ima
Olivar
Mr. Kelly
Spikin
Soins Wood
Bplkin
Marsh
Banks
Wilam
Carcoar
Wulinexs
Olver
Hig
Patriotis Insurance Co
Jolng Marsh
Norwich Unionj
Uke Insurance Company
James Penrose
Marsh and Shute
le Wolly
Shote
Mershy
Denton Jongth
Dive
Liere
Mlead Exmon
Charles Trubady
Bootengaman
Shute
Yorkshire Omee
Nilesnd
Insurance Company
Mr. Simpeon
Hilton Minehan
Blard Marker
Bingney
John Henry Marsh
Buel
Cowra
Fogarty
Bennett and Woods, Green and Company
Surtees
Eure
Dla
Fire inquiry notes explosive device and theft links
A coroner's inquest hears a fire at a shop linked to missing bicycles and musket stock. Witnesses describe explosive ignition from a rolling machine and kerosene, while police recount losses and suspect claims. The proceeding debates origins and cautions about vehicle lights at night.
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National Library of Australia
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