New Zealand and Australian by products in meat and hides
The text details the growing use of slaughterhouse by products in Australia and New Zealand. It lists items from bones, bristles, horns, hoofs, and fats to medicines, gels, and various industrial uses. It notes factories near orchards for jam and frozen meat and mentions export expansion into bullock and other by products.
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Australia
Istance
Victoria
Melbourne
Calico
Japan
New Zealand
Local and General Highlights from Bathurst Pleasant Day
A half day’s coursing event in Bathurst draws crowds at Plumptou’ afternoon. Regular school boys engage in a game in Market Square while safety concerns surround a sale. Fundraising appeals by Kh B. Hammond attract donations at a women’s meeting. A cadet corps encampment is planned for Bathurst region with likely joint senior cadet activity near Sydney in November.
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Antsen Daca
Burglary suspect watches palm reader as evidence glides
A man accused of burglaries sat in the Litney Detective Office on Monday morning while viewing a palm reader portrait. He muttered about a fortune teller’s claim before the scene shifted to union news and a wage board application for Bathurst.
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Litney
Webster E Warying and the House of Representatives
A parliamentary exchange notes Mr Wobster addressing the Gwydir representative about two hours of recorded Australian debates. The speaker questions the empty House and criticizes the cost of paying £600 a year for parliamentary activity.
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Webster
W. Wobster
Gwydir
Australia
Weather report from Bathurst with cloudy skies
The Bathurst weather yesterday was cloudy with southerly winds and mild to cool temperatures. The Lachlan River area experienced lower levels and the day featured varying conditions elsewhere in the region.
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Bathurst
Lachlan River
Jore
Paireality
Ivey Letter from Broken Hill to Colonial Secretary
Mayor Ivey writes in mixed spelling about the transfer of a key official and expresses relief at surviving a harsh situation. He thanks the Colonial Secretary for notification of the removal and hopes to continue living, urging justice and stability for his panel. The letter is dated from Broken Hill and signed J. Ivey.
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Thera
Wednesday Football Fixtures At The Sports Ground
Footballers met at Mr Lorimer's rooms to promote Wednesday competition among Dutchers Bakers Barbers Webb and Co Mockler Bros and Meagher Co teams. Lorimer appointed secretary Berry president. Matches set for today at 2 20 and 3 90 p m on the Sports Ground.
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Loriir
Wea
Dutchers
Bakers
Barbers, Webb, and Co
Mockler Bros
Meagher and Co
Lorimer
John Berry
Barbersey
B. Webb
Moekler Brothers
Vv. Baker
Bath Exhibits New Films At School Of Art
West's popular pictures shown in Bath with a varied programme including Those Awful Hits Stolen Towals Journm lstig Types Around Amsterdam Holland Nat Pinker ton Barry v Towns Sculling Race Motor Ruse New York to Paris The New Mousemasa The British Hop Industry The Ramen Idyll among others. an Ortician visit by Maguel Olda and Sydney Consulting Toome with eye care services advertised.
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Wesi
West
School of Arte
Bathist
Amsterdam
Holland
Nat Pinkerton
Barry v. Towns
New York
Paris
Trie
Hairdressers' Football Club Match Lineup and City Versus Newbridge Fixture
The text lists Hairdressers FC players for a match in the first round and the City versus Newbridge game today. It includes player names such as Johnson, Roberta, Silcox, Quinn, Benson, Horner, Davis, Wainy, Clements, and many others, plus a referee noted for the Newbridge clash.
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Thedy ‘Matens
Webb Rind
Toehoey
Johnsons “la Thonson
Fidnagan
Roberta
WLP
Shute
Barbers
Mex Allstar
Brubbs
Silcox
H. Jacobs
V. Bates
J. Quinn
Wallickleys
Benson
W.cosworth
Noward
Horner
Baxter
Davis
Mermenétiis
Winsteti
Li. Wainy
Ouitt
F D. Clements
Sion Tee
Newbridge
Anton
Bubler
Jelly
Slocombe
Hughes
Naylor
Wilson
McSpedden
Hanen
Barrett
Barnett
Cham berlain's Pain Balm Promises Quick Relief
A garbled ad style note touts Cham berlain's Pain Balm as a cure for shoulder pain. It urges free application and vigorous rubbing, claiming a guaranteed result, with references to Sagloy and Co. and vague assurances of certainty.
No License Melting and Poverty Talk at Hammond Mission
At the Hammond Mission a large female audience heard Rev A Clark pray and Rev B H G Hammond address poverty in the community. He described human poverty as lack of sympathy and discussed relaxation poverty from uncheering routine, urging friendly church welcome and acts of kindness. A second large audience heard Hammond speak on No License and liquor laws, arguing no license reduced unemployment in some areas but reform of public morals improved public welfare. He cited Bathurst and discussed financial contributions to the Licensa league with £5 5s being raised.
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Nulienne League
Holt
A. Clark
G.S. Hammond
Olhera
Mr. Hammond
B. J. Mook
H. Wheen
Hammond
Pines
New Zealand
Jesus Bro
New’ Zealand
Parsons
Policsmon
Mqnor
Bathurst
Goulburn
Nélicensa League
Fragmented Market Notes Describe Broken Terms and Prices
Readable fragments show a shard market with references to copper terms and seller options. Mentions of six week terms and one month options appear alongside unclear vendor entries and broken pricing notes.
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Droken Hi
Dreier
Kangaroos Shot in Singleton District Drive
In Rothbury paddocks a community drive killed 45 kangaroos as part of pest control efforts. A single fox was shot, another was wounded and escaped into the scrub.
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Singleton
Rothbury
Bathurst Rifle Club Holds Annual Meeting and Cup Results
Bathurst Civilian Rifle Club met at the Western Warehouse with Mr. W. C. Richardson presiding. The Machuttle Cup and other prizes were awarded as members discuss contests, cadet development, and club finances, noting upcoming programs and the need to boost junior shooters.
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Bathurst
Weelern
W.C. Richardson
Leo
Dante
Mr. A
Stubhay
Tair
Oa. Carpenter
A. Byatt
MPLA
Amuntion Mogal
Te A. Wright
Millhorpe
Millthorpe
Randwick
Hurst Gis
Parramnotta
Bathurstidd
Forest
Granylle
Ballaret
Granville
Vnluy
Guineng
Ube
Ho NA Fa
Irifle Association
Battivree
Les SA
Cutler
Stein
Ogatarkas
Ile Huveraves
Narsabret
eClyns
Wool Draft Allowance Debate and Reform Call
Discussion of the wool draft allowance of 1d per cwt on wool as a hidden deduction. Brokers defend the practice as a long standing custom, while reform advocates push abolition across centers including London. A Sydney inquiry and a Commerce Congress note urge joint action with trade bodies to remove the allowance.
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Sydney
London
Bop
Rome
Dyatt
London Chamber ‘of Commerce
New Vein Pattern Breath Test May Help Identify Criminals
An Italian professor claims a new vein pattern and breath test could identify individuals, making disguise and altered fingerprints ineffective. Police officials note the method could surpass aging disguises and changes in facial features, aiding authentication in criminal cases.
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Tard
Crmomnall
Irnnois
Galton
Inspector-General of Police
Avery
Sherlock Holmes
Smeelt
Sheep Yardings At Flemington Prompt New Saleyards Plan
Readable fragments indicate Flemington prepares for a large sheep movement Thursday after 765 trucks land about 65 000 to 66 000 sheep and lambs. Debate centers on replacing inadequate present yards with abattoir area saleyards amid opposition claims.
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Flemington
Lord Kitchener to Visit Bathurst Amid Empire Cup Hopes
Correspondence from the Argus editor discusses Lord Kitchener and Australia. It expresses desire for a visit after retirement and notes Bathurst as a potential base for a generals tour. Strong support is shown for arranging a formal reception in the city.
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Willa Visly Bathurst
The
Argus
Kitchener
Scivtralia
South Aff
Bathurst
Untitled Notes on a Bushman's Dilemma in Town Life
A fragmented 19th century speech reflects on a bushman investing in a town company. The speaker contrasts deserved trust with impetuous behavior, noting the bushman is good-hearted yet warned against risky ventures that could drive him to madness.
Local Shire Council Debates Roads and Works
Oberon Shire Council discusses balance sheet and railway consults. A petition on Aischs Swamp deviation is referred to Works Committee. Complaints about Wiseman’s Greek and local road repairs outlined with contracts approved. Tournament news: McSorley’s Rooms hosts a 119 to 98 win by Tilt over Walsh.
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Shira Gaull
Oltica
Stoverinon
Richards
Hodinson
Arenanh
Bis
General Pun J
Presidemt
Aisch
Wiseman
Mtiny
Paolica de- Harkmeot
Donartaret
Dr. Robinson
Bremnon
Ihnt
Hoebbneen
Kingaby
P.O
Binel
Tarann
Qraham's
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Maeckboy
Ryan
Dave
O'Connell
Morran
O'Connel-Heaconsfeld O'Connell
McSorley
AL McSorley
Tilton
Jy Walsh
Members of Parliament travel expenses revealed in House session
Telegraph notes in Melbourne on Tuesday show traveling costs charged to the Postel Commission fund. Names listed include Mr. Hume 72 pounds, Mr. Mulcahy 76 5s, Mr. Salmon 62 68, Mr. Wicks 255, Senator de Lurgin 102 10s, Mr. Brorer 277 1s, Mr. Webster 210 15s.
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Melbourne
Tisday
House of Representativns
Wealoys
Postel Commission
Age ‘Travey
Hume
Mr. Mulcahy
Salmon
Mr. Wicks
Senator de Lurgin
Brorer
Webster
Telegraph Poles Paint Request Sparks Half Cost Rule
In Melbourne by Mr Hatt and Sir Joly Quick a House of Representatives debate noted Bathurst telegraph poles already painted for ornament. When painting is requested, the public must bear half the cost, as outlined by the Postmaster General.
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Melbourne
Trostey
House of Representatives
Low Gay
Hatt
Joly Quick
Bathurst
Train Collision Shatters Gippsland Rail Line
In Gippsland Melbourne on Tuesday a fast Wrrrezo train struck a stationary goods train at Dandenong Station after misrouting of the latter. The impact derailed engines and cars, hurled a crew member into Me Creek, and injured Driver Kerry Fireman Bachiau and Guard Sampson who required medical attention.
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Gippsland
Melbourne
Wrrrezo
Dandenong
Deiyer
Bane
Enging
Awere
Me Creek
Kerry
Piaman Bachiau
Sampson
Wa Trly
Daly Reasserts Charges Against Australian Military Officials
Major Daly reiterates claims of corruption and incompetence within Australian military service. He accuses UP authorities of neglect and misconduct including forgery and rack-dummying, and says he prepared a petition for the Minister of Defence seeking an inquiry.
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Rathen
Daly
Clyert
Defence
Farmers and Settlers Conference Backs Closer Settlement Loan
At the Farmers and Settlers Conference in Sydney on Tuesday the meeting urged the Government to float a loan to fund land for closer settlement in New South Wales. Paton, president of the Farmers and Sellers Association, dismissed the Progressive Land War claims as fiction and called for decisive action to unlock wealth from land. The conference also proposed constitutional reforms to gain parliamentary representation for the association's aims.
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SPR
CIAL
Brealhing-Np
Holbey i
Sydney Labourer Fined After Grog Raid
A Sydney report states laborer Charles Brows was fined £60 after a police raid on a grog shop in Ghalmers Street City. Officers tooted from Wilsoneth to Cleveland Street and found 12 pots of beer and an empty demijohn. The raid followed a night surveillance with plain clothes.
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Sydney
Charles Brows Wiis
Ely
Gros Solllun
Toyts
Kerry
Ghalmers-stroat
Wilsaveth
Cleveland Street
Anterna
S Une
Joyce
Tarry
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