Bathurst Racing Association gains footing and support
The Bathurst Argus hails the Western Racing Association for a year of establishing firm roots and improved conduct at race meetings. Delegates from member clubs are praised for prioritizing sport, with Secretary Lamrock credited for leading a drive toward clean racing and reduced shady practices.
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Th Westairn Racing Association
Ims
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Lamrock
Cport
Chardeteva
Spor
West
Turing
Dathurst
Alere
Arita
Bathurst riflemen urged to compete at Bildley meet
A Bathurst reader urges that Gathurenet riflemen be recalled to compete in this year’s Bildley competition. The letter praises Bathurst marksmen as strong statewide assets and suggests the Civilian Rifle Club secretary appoint citizens who joined the British Ride Team visit festivities to attend and represent.
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Argus
Gathuret
Bildley
Bathurst
Taihis
Commonwealth
Rie Chub
Zat
Rifle clubs urged to empower champions at Bisley Mecca
Remarks urge citizens to support riflemen and the national effort to back a champion to compete on the world stage at Bisley. Advocates say federal apathy harms the sport and that providing funds would help a top rifleman attend the world famous event.
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Bisley
Ng Noueaider
Bathurst
Local and General Pronounces on Buns and Hare Cartoon
The piece mocks a cartoon from last Saturday and the Ade vocate confesses its desperation on Thursday night. It accuses readers of clinging to rehashed material and uses the phrase bun as a cheap outlet for mockery amid letterpress work.
Bathurst Natives Achieve Bursary and Turf Club Profits
Marie Josep, a Bathurst native, received notice of a bursary after achieving a senior matriculation exam result. Mrs. C. R. Pickworth and daughter from Brisbane visit Bathurst and plan a Sydney trip before heading to West Australia. Bathurst Turf Club expects profits around £175 on the recent meeting, reflecting higher prize money at the anniversary event.
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Bathurst
Marie Josep
Education Department
Iaet
Sydney University
Turf Club
Bathurst Turf Club
Visit of Mr Anderson Delayed by Illness
Mr H G L Anderson, Under Secretary for Agriculture, regrets he cannot visit Gatharat as announced due to illness. A meeting may be arranged for the first week of March.
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Anderson
A. H. Newsham
The
Progress Association
H. G. L. Anderson
Unier
Agricultura
Gathurat
Parish of Kelso Commemorates First Australian Service
A special service at Holy Trinity Church will be held tomorrow at 11 am to mark the first service on Australian shores conducted by Rev. Richard Johnson on the Sunday after January 28 1788. A memorial service will follow in the afternoon in connection with the death of Mrs J W Ashworth. The City Council debate on appointing a city organist proceeds with a proposal for a three year post at £400 per annum with pupil price restrictions at the Town Hall instrument.
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Kelso
Holy Trinity Church
Tichard Johnson
Mra
Sydney
Aldermay Meagher
Howevet
Rev A Clark Returns to Bathurst for Rest and Sermons
Rev A Clark returns to Bathurst after a holiday in South Queensland visiting the Darling Downs and Brisbane. He reports exceptionally cool weather and resumes duty with sermons at St Stephens Church tomorrow morning and evening and at Mulginton in the afternoon.
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A. Clark
Bathurst
South Queensland
Darling Dawns
Brisbane
Storm Hits City With Sparse Rain After Heavy Winds
Yesterday's storm brought strong winds and lightning but little rain. A major gust toppled 68 points noted at Montavella, Mr. Wolstenholme's homestead, while forecast calls for calm clearing and cooler southerly winds inland.
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White Rock
Montavella
Cheap Excursion Train to Melbourne Leaves Bathoret
The Railway Department announces a cheap excursion to Melbourne by train leaving Bathoret at 4.27 on Wednesday February 10. The event aims to encourage travel with reduced fare for the trip.
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Railway Department
Melbourne
Bathoret
Glia
Lithgow Eisteddfod Highlights March Competition
The fourth Lithgow Eisteddfod will runMarch 3 4 and 6 with close entries due Saturday Prizes total £80 chief choral “He Watching Over Israel” offers £25 £10 and £6 The Radiant More church choir wins £5 plus usual prizes for solo song and instrumental The Bathurst fire brigade delegation reports a successful Corona demonstration with about 800 in the crowd Arthurss a third place in discipline contest
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Lithgow
Fire Brigade
Brice
Liok Park
Bathurst
Athurss
District Co operative Society meets to elect officers
A meeting of members of the District Co operative Society Lid is called for tonight to elect the committee of management and officers and to begin business under co operative rules. The movement has drawn support in Penrith Lithgow Goulburn Junee Newcastle and suburbs with over 150 shares promised in Bathurst. Alderman Alex Boyd appeared before the Police Magistrate charged with riding a bicycle at night without a light. He asked for a postponement due to a key witness being ill and noted the police may hire counsel if he pleads not guilty.
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Penrith
Lithsow
Goulburn
Junee
Newcastle
Lydsey
Bathurst
and Boker
Alex
Boyd
Follee
Podmore
Spector
Wis
Gibb and Beeman Opticians Return Visit to Bathurst
Gibb and Bosman Consulting Opticians announce a return visit to Bathurst at Park Hotel on February 2 from 10 am to 6 pm. Gibb and Bosman, famed as sight specialists, will continue to visit Bathurst every few weeks for eye defect consultations and properly fitted glasses. One principal will personally visit Bathurst on February 13.
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Gibb and Beeman, Ltd
Bathurst
Gibb and Bosman
Hunuer Street
Sydney
Park Hotel
Jim
Mesars
Giib
Booman
The Experimental Farm Fire Devastates Evaporator at Night
Fire at the Experimental Farm destroyed the fruit evaporator and left only the furnace intact valued around 270. About two tons of coal and wood were saved as firefighters and staff struggled to control the blaze. A wind from the east helped keep flames from other buildings but a fatal glare killed Mr Bryant during efforts to save the burning structure. A Great Law Suit Decided follows, noting Dr Shelton’s New Discovery for coughs colds and consumption with prices listed.
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Tress
Bryant
RB. W. Peas
Barnes
Fire ‘Brigade
Supreme Court
Broken Hill Riot Cases and Mann Address
At Broken Hill Police Court miners faced riot charges with outcomes including fines from £2 to £6 and varying imprisonment terms. The Combined Unions plan a Sunday plant at Cockburn near the SA border with a special train for attendees. Tom Mann may address the miners amid reports of adulterated water causing illness and two pneumonia cases.
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Broken
Cockburn
South Australan
Tom Mann
Sydney
Mitchell
Stock Straying and Court Challenge in City Proceedings
The Police Magistrate heard cases against Michael Gourle and William I Gartrell for stock straying in the street. The mayor noted a Supreme Court decision and discussed whether reasonable measures to prevent straying were adopted under new ordinances. In a separate report, New South Wales vs Victoria cricket match concluded with NSW making 141 and Victoria 487 in a record 25 hours 19 minutes, Noble top-scoring for Victoria with 60 not out and Hazlitt contributing 62.
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Poll
Michael Gourle
William I. Gartrell
Stoc
Stresta
Nealh
Kenny
Supreme Court
Noble
Sydney
Munday
New South Wales
Victoria
Haalitt
Vernon
Barnes
Cotter
Saunders
Carkeck
Bardeley
Hopkins
Bardsley
Wycheon
Taglitt
Bartley
Hagutt
Waddy
Alowly
Armstrong
Gregory
Shaw
Hreton
Moble
Hazlitt
Maciarteney
Tebruary
Stoddanvs XI
N.S.W
Diverse Victorian market prices for flour wheat and produce
Sydney market report lists prices for flour and grain products including Minls Flour at £9 6s to £0 188 per ton and Wheat per bushel, Bran per ton, Pollard, and Maize with varied shillings and pence. Fruit vegetables and dairy show layered quotes. oysters, apples, oranges, bananas, and pumpkins feature alongside potatoes and onions.
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Pollard
Fiji
Deara
Sydney
Sussex-street
Fiour
Sydney Roller
Queens
Joenl Gradap
Iduvde
Burley
Gipo
Algeelon
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New South Wales
New Manitoba
N.e.w
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Victorian
Derrick Atraw
Bunter
Brecon
Aida
Inid
MD Hou
Iida House
Golb
Tina
Choice
Beeawax
Chuess
DEFENCE QUESTION IN SYDNEY AIMED AT POLICY OUTLINE
Sydney report notes Prime Minister Fisher arrived from Queensland and will outline the government’s defence policy in about ten weeks. He refused details on military naval or other budgets until then, while indicating broad support for defence though expenses remain debated. Also reported are a stamp-account pilfering case at David Jones involving John Archibald Green, a suicide inquest verdict at St Leonards Railway Station, and rumors of Ramus marriage linking Jujit Singh to an Indian princess.
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Wpisher
Queensland
Palley
David Jones
John
Archibald Green
Wea
Tesday
Alfred Edward Navil
Greditent
St. Leonards
Perthville Disturbance Conviction Forthcoming
At Pullee Court yesterday John Davis faced a summons for disorderly conduct in Perthville. Testimony described a two to five hour fight after drinking at the Bridge Hotel with participants including Peers and Fitzpatrick. Police fined Davis 20 shillings plus costs and expenses.
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Pullee
Lininen
John Davis
Perthville
Lennon
Berthville
Leon Anderson
Defonfant
Carter
Sewille
Peers
Jim Te
Pitegatrick
George Peers
Rockley Road
Defendant
Bridge Hotel
Oslo
Dietus Banca
Mat Fitznatrles
Burraga Post Office to Close Early Is Not Approved
The Postal Department informs Mr BE Carr MP that Burraga Post Office petitioners request to close at 8 PM was reviewed and found the expected business too small to justify changing the current 9 PM closing time. A second note states Cheetham’s Plat Progress Association seeks an on site inspection before altering the Cheetham’s Mat mail route and promises further advice.
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Carr
Postal Department
Indientea
Chentiam
EB. Morten
Lee
Cheetham
Plat Progress Association
Rydal
Cheatham
Magnetic Lintment Ad Promotes Cures Across Town
Awakened interest grows in Dr Sheldon s Magnetic Lintment for cuts burns and wounds. Available at Mockler Bros George Street Bathurst Morgan Burraga. In Albury the board held a ballot on the Walla Walla blocks during Thursday proceedings.
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Sheldon
Prica
Mockler Bros
George St
Bathurat
Morgan, Burraga
Albury
Thare
Walla
Burglary on Beyliss Street Traced to Local Theft Pair
A drover named Jones reported two men burgling Simpon's Produce and Fruit Store on Beyliss Street at 3:90. They fled when challenged. front door damaged and a skeleton key used. An attempted entry at Hathwaite's store followed within 60 yards. Police later traced clues to the suspects.
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Sydney
Broken Til
Jones
Beyliss Street
Simp Con
Peighing Shoul Dent
Hathwaite
Hame
Fonneit
Wagga
Copeland
Henry Bank
Charmed Runaway Collides With Crowds in Sydney
A runaway horse attached to a sulky careered through busy city streets in Sydney sending pedestrians scattering. The horse caused no injuries but many people narrowly escaped. Navvies on the railway duplication near Hornby struck for higher pay, affecting about 150 men with a demand seen as likely to endure.
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Sydney
Briday
Rewly
Bydney
Ines
Hormby
Control of Labor Seeks Withholding Support for Misconduct
The Sydney Labour Council considers new rule to withhold support suspend or expel unions or district councils shown to incite industrial trouble or block peace talks. The amended resolution requires investigation before action and allows appeals for financial aid in disputes. Voluntary sequestration noted for William James Stanley house estate.
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Sydney Labour Council
Jona
Labour Council of
New Sout Wales
Tabor
Labour Council
Talon
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