Local and General. Archdeacon Oakes Letter in Argus
Local notes include Archdeacon Oakes letter to appear in Mosaday’s Argus. Billiards tournament at McBerley’s continues with scores: Macquarie 140 beat J Lamge 140 by 41. W B 140 beat W W Klug 140 by 11. Sale at Eurinka reports satisfactory hay prices. Mr Joe Prawley tops straw bid. A Cutter and G W Taylor claim hay stacks. Fund drive for Hogarth supplementary subscription list proceeds with mayoral sanction. participants to be acknowledged.
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McBerley
Macquarie
J. Lamge
W. B
W.W. Klug
Eurinka
Thomas Aferson
Etraw
Eortuke
Joe Prawley
Aferson
A. Cutter Ape
G. W. Taylor
Small Debts Court Verdicts Reported
In the Small Debts Court verdicts were delivered. The claimants included Bitel and Wilson with payments ordered for rent and costs. The record notes a verdict favoring the claimant with payment due and costs awarded.
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Wilson
Creel and Tackley Lead? Unclear Athletics Note
Fragmentary text lists names Creel Tackley and Exa likely related to a sports or event record. No clear event date place or outcomes available. Further readable context needed to produce a proper headline and summary.
Weather Forecast Signals Strong Winds Across Regions
The forecast notes gales and windy paths across the southern counties and highlands, with stronger gusts along the north coast. North and west areas may see breezy to windy conditions, while the southwest reports winds up to eight to ten miles per hour.
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S.m
South Coukt
Ighlands
S.W
North Corst
Evangelist Hugh Paton to Speak at William Street Chapel
The Paton evangelist is set to occupy the pulpit at William Street Chapel with meeting times listed. A large audience is expected with a designated gallery for men and a separate space for women during the Wednesday evening address.
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Tse
Hugh Paton
Thie
William-street
Chitireh
Duringy
Darge
Unclear OCR Suggests Art Funding Debate and Colors
The readable text hints at a proposal to amend an art exhibit related to St Stephen's, calling for the inclusion of the Ras and an end display. It argues the plan would be generous and safeguard delicate artistic casts for future representation. A color scheme is proposed blue and pink with a pronounced green background.
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Bt’ Stephen's
St.Stephen's
Bald Wills Prospecting Details at Warden's Court
The article describes prospecting efforts by Myr Ml. Dewar near Bald Mills seeking mineral wealth on a 20 acre tract, with plans to test deep creek and a river bed for possible gold deposits. Local excitement centers on a potential ore discovery and the risky water supply concerns affecting operations.
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Bald
Dewar
Bathurst
Clark
Siblings fatally quarrel over patrimony in duel
In a fragmented report, two teenagers clashed over a stolen case of patois and money with pistols drawn. Aleritance and Marcalen fought over estate matters before firing together at Anguste, who died from his cousin's shot.
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Jlatiem
Anguste
Uvelr
Digest Tablets Advertised by Dr Sheldon in 19th Century Text
Fragmentary OCR shows a listing for Tabules sold as a digestive aid. It references Dr Sheldon and claims the tablets aid stomach digestion and provide a general health benefit. The readable text is garbled but centers on a proprietary digestion product.
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Holmwood
Sheldon
Haly
Dr. Sheldon's Digest
Organ in wall painting scene sparks audience debate
Reporters discuss Urato's study of a wall painting featuring an organ set before the audience. Critics argue the organ’s placement and appearance signal deeper meaning, contrasting beauty with form, while the Advocate derisively likens it to a tailor’s dummy.
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TruUrVelou
Audienc
Aniversite
Solomon
Opticians firm claims expert eye service in Sydney
Bathurst and Gilin Veenon renowned opticians advertise consulting rooms at Park Herel Sydney. They announce eye trouble relief and headaches cures by specialists Charles Gilby and Jove Beenan with H A Barracough, promising expert service and personal visits. Next visit scheduled for August.
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Opticians
Dale
Tenes
Vindeen Bathurst
Gilin
Veenon
Phante Fy Street
Sydney
Shineijals
Baihir
Mission preacher Paton inspires gaol and church crowds
Yesterday morning Hugh Paton the Scotch evangelist visited Bathurst Gaol addressing Protestant prisoners who listened attentively and showed great interest in his sermon. In the afternoon he spoke at the Baptist Church on Not Your Own for Christian workers, followed by an earnest address on The Valley of the Shadow of Death to the old people's meeting at the Presbyterian Church.
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Presbyterian Church
Boise
Paton
Paton Jirofehéa
Bathurst Meeting Sees Miller Speak on Irrigation and Policy
Mr John Miller addresses Bathurst audience on closer settlement, water supply, and land tenure. He critiques the Peel River Estate proposal, argues for irrigation funded by government works, and defends his record while answering questions for two hours amid lively crowd.
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Baturst
sBatourel
Lwo
Anil
Jd. Rutherford Hell Wewe
Machattle
Miler
Wa Berners
Wachattie
Miller
Gavnoers
Yi Babesses
Dring
Moore
Venturer
Bathurst
Milky
Bishar
Zealand
Cde
Walea
Milloy
Poar
Liberal and Reform Association meeting in New South Wales
Mr Miller faced questions regarding land resumption around Bathurst and law enforcement for rockhoppers while the Liberal and Reform Association outlined a new organization scheme. P B R Stapleton moved thanks to the association members and a unity vote passed amid applause as the gathering concluded.
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Mr.Wilson
Muller
Bathurst
Gome
Milkey
Mr. Miller
Hiestele
Miller
Periting
Liberal and Reform Association
New South Wales
P. BR. Stapleton
Anly
Miller Faying
Unite
Elialy
Deadly T fortune follows dairyman shooting
Sydney reports a fatal shooting tied to a dairyman from Armidale, with details uncertain due to fragmented text. Investigations reference William Hayes and a brother-in-law, suggesting an accidental discharge and a gun incident during a late night event.
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Sydney
Munday
William Hayes
Armidale
Ietter
Sydney Sheep Sale Exhibition Under Anxious Weather
Sydney arrivals from JTnenania bring 1851 sheep and 2 cages for the Sydney sheep sales. The governor opened the wet weather show which was wintry and rainy. Quality was down from former years though some exhibits surpassed last year.
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Sydney
Westrlin
Broken Hill stores threaten action after unemployment delay
A fragmented report notes Browen Will Dani and others warning stores in Broken Hill of possible action if delays persist. Premier and deputies discuss unemp loyment relief while residents await promised measures.
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DANI
Broken Hill
Ili
Ani
Molore
Tom
Vance Thay
Ubey
Debate on Labor’s Socialist Plans Sparks House Clash
In a Sunday session the House of Representatives argued over Labor’s push toward socialism. James Hutchinson warned Labor policy could reshape the Commonwealth, while government members resisted moves to derail the party’s broader agenda.
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Felbourne
Aue
House of Representatives
James’ Hutchinson
Labor
Ume
Commonwealth
Labor Party
Local Church Services Listed for Kelso and Surrounding Parishes
Sunday July schedule from Church of England Kelso parish with services across Raglan Oban and Oconnell areas, plus Stephens Presbyterian and Nelson Church notices. Congregational and Baptist services noted with pastors and times. details include Bathurst Raglan and White Rock venues and several minister names.
Sheldon’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds Promoted
Carlton Victoria resident I F Prith of Drummond Street reports relief and full cure after using Dr Sheldon’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds. The advertisement touts the remedy as a universal cure for chest complaints and lung troubles with bottles priced at one shilling sixpence and three shillings per bottle. It also mentions Woods’ Groot Peppermint Cure.
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I. F. Prith
Drummond-street
North
Carlton
Vic
Br. Sheldon
Earthquakes Hit Messina and Reggio in Italy
Earthquakes in Messina and Reggio cause injuries and collapses trapping residents under debris. Reports describe panicked streets and damaged buildings as authorities rush rescue efforts. The piece notes public fear amid ongoing aftershocks and mentions international concerns at a peace conference in Cardiff.
London Chamber backs fleet boost plan linked to Berstoril demand
The London Chamber of Commerce promotes machinery to execute Lord Charles Berstoril's call for strengthening the navy fleet.
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Arrespord
London
Priday
London Chamber of Commerce
Lord Charles Berestoril
Government Hints at Long Sittings on Financial Bill
London notes a stormy Commons session as Labour and Unionists clash over the relief system and tax clauses. Clause 1 was closed and Clause 4 faced a lengthy debate lasting into the early morning hours.
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London
House of Common
All-Red Route Talks Halted Amid Railway Delays
The Daily Moll reports the All-Red Route Committee will not meet for months as the government deems the proposal impracticable. The scheme could be revived when the Grand Truck Railway Line is finished and the White Star Line can launch an Australian service.
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Uoution
New Cricket Debate on Back Injuries and Names
A cricket report critiques the term New Cricket and questions editorials in the Argus. It recounts McAlister and Gregory scoring for Amaten, Ransford 22 and Gregory 23, Jessop spraining a back and retiring, with talk of backs and wrenched wrists and ankles.
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McAlister
Gregory
Amaten
Tunsford
Gregory Wis
Rausford
Jessop
Reif
Yas
Hail
Tila
Argus
Wiilntelligibia
Honeford
Wreath
Local Statistics from Bathurst Clerk Quarter 1909
The Bathurst Clerk of Petty Sessions reports for the quarter ended Bath Tune 1909 marriages 87 with 24 males and 12 females plus 37 total births 68 with 44 males and 28 females. Compared to 1908, marriages 22 and births 88 total 29. Court returns show growth with summonses 172 and charge cases 105 for half-year to June 30 1909 versus 127 summonses and 58 charge cases to June 30 1908.
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Clerk of Petty Sessiong
Bathurst
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