Cuticura Ointment Endorsed In Child Health Letter
A friend of Cuticura shares a letter praising Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap for infant skin care. The note claims the products are harmless at any age and widely trusted by mothers and nurses for soothing humours, rashes, and chafings in children. References to vendors and distributors appear, including R Townes Co and Sydney-related sources.
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Cuticara
Atlantic
Roarin
R. Towne & Co
Sydney
Pans
Dela Peer Australia
Towns Dts
Seuness Boa. Potire Drug Ve Chem. Corp
Bile Drees
Deaton
Clos er Settlement Debate in Bathurst Area Sparks Action Call
Our correspondent Bel Johnson notes calls for local landowners to subdivide and settle around Bathurst without government aid. The letter parallels a Daily Telegraph suggestion, urging owners to act to stabilize values and aid community needs amid mounting pressure and speculation.
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Bel Johnson
Argos
Aound Hathinset
Gathuret
Bathurst
Daily Telegraph
Collowinge
Beres
Surrouni
Niger
Ymere
City
Cathurst
Lithgow factory unit to employ about 150 workers
Local industry report states a new Lithgow factory by Ameritin Arm will employ about 150 hands and produce 26,000 yearly. Also noted are Bathurst Association programs available from Beale Co and others, with secretary G M Evans listed among contacts.
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Ubat
Lithgow
Ameritin
Rite Yearky
Lane
Bathurst
AL and LI Association
Batharut Musical and Liberary Association
Messrs. Beale and Co
Planoforle
Hwovis Tiros
Wid
A. Jones
Slide and Co
G. MH. Evans
Licensing Court approves transfer of Bridge Hotel license
Mrs Melfell P M presided as license transfer for the Bridge Hotel Perthville was approved from George Coklar to Sydney Thomas Deswall. Deswall, longtime manager of the Mudgee butter factory, will relocate to Bathurst bringing a strong local reputation.
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Transvel Ab
Melfell
P.M
Bridge Hotel
Perthville
Grarge Coklar
Engir
Sydney Thomas Dasrwell
Deswall
Mudgee
Bathurst
New Stations Introduced for Nov Competitions
Readable text indicates new stations for November events in vocal and Terry sections. Eligible competitors include those who have never won a first prize. Details about limits for adult sections and overall contest structure remain unclear.
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Aled? Aie * Comuilites
Vocal
Terry
Weather Report From Ba Shuvet and Surrounding Regions
Weather summary notes agreeable conditions in Ba Shuvet with calm skies and fine temperatures. Other states reported generally fine weather with showers in places, winds from H W to S W, and cold nights. Temperatures near single digits and readings around 21 were recorded yesterday in some districts.
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Founda
Nouth
Lighlan River
H.W
S.W
Wis
Land sale and livestock shipments stir colonial notes
An estate near Terrdgerié comprising 10 240 acres is sold to Dr Darvel Kater of Mumblebone station. Large numbers of sheep and cattle are sent to Homebush and Victoria. 18 300 sheep, 0 cattle, and 8 horses were trucked from the local railway last month. A letter urges an American voyage for gold and glory while discussions about return to birthland continue.
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Gul Maible
Ou. le
Marland
Annandale
C.P
C.L
Terrdgerié
Darvel, Kater
Mumblebone
Homebush
Victoria
Information for Farmers on Silos and Paspalum Di Latatim
The Department of Agriculture issued Farmers Bulletin No 6 on Silos and Silage and No 8 on Paspalum Di latatim. Demand drained stock, but more copies are now available free in New South Wales. Farmers may apply in the usual way.
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Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
Vale Cheli Preface of Abertrombie Shire Notice
A letter from Mr John Miller M D records receipt of a residents petition from Orton Park seeking completion of Vale Ordals clearing. The Shire President states the Public Works Department will be consulted and the matter referred to the next council meeting.
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Vale Cheli
Abertrombie Shire
John Miller
Orton Park
Vale Ordals
Fenty
Public ‘Works Department
Gambling Legislation Sparks Debate On Betting Practices
The text questions if Betting and Gaming Acts are violated by bookmakers in city offices and on city slides and hotel bars. It asks what steps police take to prevent a return of shop and street betting and notes concerns raised by Mr Clark and the Colonial Secretary.
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Clark
Fly
Sluda
Reduction of Allegations in Legislative Reform Debate
Mr Dacey advocates reducing parliamentary representation in a Legislative Council and Assembly scheme tied to electoral districts. He proposed amending the Constitution to create one council member per federal electorate and two assembly members for each single constituency. The rest describes a local show, a school column, and upcoming prize winner announcement.
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Legislative Assembly
Lis
Legislative Council
Belmont Estate Sale Near Muswellbrook Denman
Belmont Estate on the Goulburn River thirty miles west of Muswellpraok and 16 miles from Den man, 3000 acres in 15 lots, was sold at the School of Arts on Wednesday afternoon. Four lots sold amid keen competition at good prices. purchasers listed include Benjamin Baxter A W Kirk W Follop and W Go Phipps, all neighboring farmers.
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Belmont Estate
Goulburn
Iver
Muswellpraok
Den~nian
Arle
Dormers
Hepes
Benjanin Baxter
A. W. Kirk
Ares
W. Follop
W. GO. Phipps
Simple cycle device aids tire repair on the road
A basic wire across the back of a bicycle tire is described as the im portant tool to remove embedded splinters and glass from the tread. Known as an orthotic catcher the device clears debris quickly and may be worth its weight in gold. It is noted as essential for front and rear tires alike.
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Dunlop
Obituary: A P R Bilis Former Bathurst Station Master
The remains of the late Mr A P R Bilis arrived by mail train and were moved to W S Wedge's funeral parlour. The procession then departed for Bathurst Cemetery Church of England service conducted by Dean Marriott praised the deceased as a courteous officer. He left a family of two daughters and two sons. The funeral was arranged by W S Hodge.
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A. P. R. Bilis
Mall
W. S. Wedge
Decenseil
Church of Bogs
Bathurst
Homebush
Dean Marriott
Church of England
the & Peased
W. S. Hodge
Church Services July 26 1909 in England and area
A fragmented church notice lists services and personnel for July 26 1909 in Corona-tiam AC and nearby areas. It names positions such as Rector and Repeater roles with partial times shown like 1 p.m. and 7.40 p.m. The readable items reference O Connell Farish and Connell among others with scattered monetary figures and titles.
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Farish OF O'Connell
Corona
Tiam
Reater
Moadaw Fink
Fuony Cormer
Jonconsfisid
Header
Ibereu
Connell
Keader
McSorley’s Tournament Results Reported
Ab McSorley’s Dillard Room last night saw Gribb defeat Tiesketh by 11 points on 180. Tonight H Baker faces J Brown on 110, and iF meets Hansard on 8H with 10 and 11 entries listed.
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McSorley
Ab McSorley
Dillard Room
Gribb
Tiesketh
H. Baker
J. Brown
Hansard
Empire Cup Shooting Rally At Bathurst Fails Wind Woes
The Empire Cup event at Bathurst drew a strong showing despite wind and long-range conditions. Arthur Byatt led with 19 points and an inner, while Captain Cutler posted 108 and G Hardwicke 102. Teammates Bent Bartlett and N Carpenter also posted solid scores as the Civilians rallied under Lieutenant Paul and Sergeant Crofts supervising.
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Civ
Paul
Crofts
Arthur Byatt
Hard
Captain Cutler
G. Hardwicke
Con Bution
Cutler
Bartlett
Carpenter
Balhurat
Resolutions on New Gaol Move Ahead in Municipal Meeting
A recent municipal gathering discussed proposals for a new gaol. The resolutions include permitting a penal bank and reusing old panelling for the new design. Prisoners with sentences extending beyond the gaol completion would stay in the old gaol until the new facility is ready.
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Gounelli
Land Hunger and the Land Lottery Grim Fears
A historical report portrays land applicants terrified by a system that tests identity and endurance. The piece describes coercive examiner pressure, intimidation by land agents, and public scrutiny in a court like land hearing, highlighting hardship and fear among hopeful buyers seeking scarce plots.
Fragmentary OCR Card About Fire Incident Stables
Readable lines describe a fire affecting stables and horses likely at a venue in a city. Details are incomplete but reference to Pax and Las indicate partial place names. The events involve fire damage and potential disruption to horse facilities.
Bathurst Voices On Night Noise And Kitchener Visit
Correspondence discusses Bathurst civic concerns over nightly disturbances by barking dogs and crowing roosters, proposes rubber tyres for travel, and suggests inviting Lord Kitchener to unveil the Sobdlar's Memorial. It also reports on Chinese laundries in Wellington New Zealand, noting rapid growth and competition with European firms.
Farmers and Settlers Conference Remarks by Mr Johnson
Speaking at the Farmers and Settlers Conference Mr Johnson Chief Railway Commissioner voiced a wish to support the Association saying funds from the Government for his department hinder construction of new lines. He urged development of duplicating existing lines to match a growing state and forecast rail revenue. He pledged to aid the back country while noting criticism as vital to Australia.
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Farmers and Settlers Conference
Johnson
Association
Rathway
Australia
Miller Receives Prospecting Grant Notice
Mail from the Mines Department informs Mr John Miller in Alabama of approval for a prospecting grant under the Prospecting Vote. Instructions specify lease terms and payment rates per foot as prospectors clear excavation No 2 and reach specified depths.
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M.L
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Atherton
Apa
Bini
foGn
Bishop’s engagements list confirmations touring districts
The bishop plans confirmations visiting Brewarrind Orange Gulgong Goolma Wyalong Parkes Wellington Cobar Dubbs Coonamble Mudgee Portland Orange Nywen and other towns after July. Rev A M Levlck becomes rector at Cathedral Grenfell moves to Bodal Ta, Rev H A Willison to Ganobolas district. mission chaplain Caperiee appointed.
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Goolma
Wyalong
Parkes
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Courle
Forbes
Cobar
Dubbs
Coonamble
Mudgee
Portland
Ormnge
Nyuen
A. M. Levlck
Urate
New Atl Saints
Theater of
Sydney Produce Sales Report Highlights City Market Prices
Sydney produce sales list details prices for wheat flour maize potatoes and barley across Melbourne Adelaide and Tasmanian markets. The muster includes stock figures for cows sheep hay oats and bacon with ranges from high to low and notes on quality like prime medium and good. Local yards show varied activity with shifts in prices and demand across multiple regions and commodities.
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Avear
Pollard
Thatonnkui
New Sealand
Mungarian Foc
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Hails Malbourne
Wheaten
Prima Eaton
Adelaide
Straw
Melbourne
Biron
Omlen
Lucerne
Hunter River
Barly Aere
Bydney
Aea
Trucka Offeren
Cholee
Parliament Questions On Rail Survey And Magistrates
Questions in the Howse of Assembly covered Bathurst to Burraga railway survey completion and the Black of Magistrates disqualifications for Ivey and Wise. The Colonial Secretary noted survey work from Peeth to Burraga via Rockley and that plan sections will be prepared soon. The treasurer stated storage for farmers produce is unnecessary on Metropolitan lines, with grain-sheds provided at country stations as adequate.
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Ong
Bathurat
Byrigh
Rockley
John Mitr
Public Works
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Bathurst
Dburraga
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J. Wise
Wendonewerrd
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Wise
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Colonial
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Metropolitan Railway
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Officer Suspended Over Exam Paper Tampering Scandal
A civil service officer named in a Commonwealth exam disruption is suspended as detectives probe alleged mail tampering and opening of examination envelopes. Investigators trace a suspected shortage of papers and forged signatures, raising questions about the validity of the examination.
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Flying Man Falls After Balloon Crash in Early Morning
The inventor Ulysses Sorenson, famed for daring aeroplane experiments, launched from a balloon at 6:00 am but failed steering gear and dropped toward the ground. He survived with bruises and expressed confidence in his design despite the accident. He plans to proceed with a new version after adjusting the rudder.
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