In Memoriam Janes Bonlum and Uncle Jim
In memory of Janes Bonlum who died on 2 June 1608 aged 44 years mourned by his parents sister and brother in law Jane and Jesse Pateman HONHAM. Also remembered Uncle Jim who died after long illness aged 44 years mourned by Nerces and nephews G L D W J Pace gman and Colley.
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Monmam
Ong
Sunnod
Janes Bonlum
Dusan
Suly
Jane End
Jesse Pateman
Honham
Jim
Agang
Fedl
Bleoving Nerces
G. L
D. W
J. Pace
Colley
Railway dreams lift Sudan into world trade hub
The article describes the rapid progress of the railway from Khartoum south toward Omdurman and eventually to Obeid and the Red Sea route. It highlights British effort, the expected impact on gum trade, and Khartoum’s evolving role as a commercial and historic center along the Blue Nile and the White Nile.
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Muarenlog
Elvi Nadton
Visuer
Yrriganlon
Britaln
Egypt
Liroush
Cape Town
Gulre
Africa
Darkest Africa
Do‘ingle
Une
Khartoum
Capa
Cara
Blue Nile
White Nile
Jonua
Obeld
Kurgoan
Oundirman
Arder
Porc-Soudan
Beobeld
Ulreet Tanspork
Omdurman
Obeid
Go Prem
Kordefaug
Wwest
Altica
Mecca
Mauretania Sets Eastward Record From New York
The Cunard Royal Mail steamer Mauretania left New York on June 1 and arrived at Queenstown on June 21 at 2:15 pm, carrying the Irish mails and 186 passengers before sailing to Liverpool. The voyage took 4 days 17 hours 31 minutes, the fastest eastward record, below its previous best of 4 days 18 hours 1 minute. The ship also posted an average speed record of 25.58 knots, compared with 26.70 knots on the eastward leg in early May.
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Cunard Royal Mail
Mauretania
New York
Walls
Speckle
Queens Town
Trelach
Liverpool
Mauritania
Unclear OCR: Local and General Meeting Notes
Fragmentary text from a local notice mentions Sydney Bungay and a general discussion. It references interviews, a letter, and a person named Mr Wage, with incomplete context and dates.
Bathurst Union to Hold Weekly Meeting and Draft Constitution
The Bathurst Pel cweblp Union convenes at Willaim Street tonight at 7:45. Alexander Clarke will address members as the group plans a business session to discuss the draft constitution and elect officers and bearers.
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Fallowsite Unwin
Bathurst
West's Pictures and Suhaal ofarts Grant Notice
A damaged OCR item notes a government mining grant in Sofala per the Prospecting Vote. It mentions Mr R N Wells and a Secretary for Mines approval to extend a tunnel or shaft by 150 feet at a cost of 6 a. unit, with references to a Protpeeling Board and Department of Aunts.
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Sofala
Johnaffler
Mlih
Department of Aunts
Secretary For Mines
Bathurat Weather Reports Cold Showers and Snow Likely
The Weather Cutter notes winter arrives with a cool spell and showers. Nockley records seven points Trunkey Creek ten Dingnoy ten as fronts move across central and southern tableland, western slopes, and eastern Riverina. Forecast calls for more showers, strong westerly winds, possible snow on high lands, with yesterday’s high 45 and low 28.
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Bathurat
Nockley
Trunkey Creek
Dingnoy
Tablelande
Woestern
Riverina
Coas
Sydney
Pigeon Jomning Race Results and Bathurst Bakers Meeting
A Bathurst page lists the Pigeon Jomning race from Dubbo on July 17 with results including C Evans and J Strachan sharing top marks, plus a Never ive event with Innes and Burdotian high scorers. It also notes a large Bakers Meeting forming a Bathurst football team with officers and players named for a match against Hairdressers at Sparta Ground.
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South Bathurst Pigeon Homing Society
Dubbo
Evans
Strachan
Wiburd
Neverive
Toile
I. Innes
Burdotian
Innes
Cc. Evans
Bakers
Bakers of
Bathurst
Uleetel
J. Carpenter
Gartrell
Carpenther
W. A. Pidd
N. Smith
W. It
Gartrel
H. Crago
R. Kidd
P. A. Kiely
McMenamin
B.trematn
I. Royal
Von
Pittendrigh
Sparta
R. Watson
F, Carter
F. Royal
G. Pittendrigh
W, Keats
P. Barratt
Hronfield
A, Campbell
D, Hudson
W, Smith
M, O'Brien
B. Webb and Co's
C. Henson
C. Tonkin
J. Burnett
H. Edwards
W. Bosworth
Hl. J. Baxter
R. V. Davis
J. Quinn
J. Howard
L. Lupp
A. Stubbs
G. Hooty
J. Sleo
Meeting backs cadet movement and public funds
A local gathering of civilians and citizens backed the cadet movement. The group resolved to open a fund to support arts and animal welfare and urged a public meeting with the mayor to advance the cause at the earliest date.
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Ule Wade
Powers of the Police Judge Rules on Home Entry
In Nyngan, Mr Justice Sly decided a case about police entering a man's house without a constable present to arrest an opium offender. The defence argued police authority was unnecessary as no break in occurred, while the prosecution contended officers may arrest once an offence is seen.
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Justice Sly
Nyngan
Tk Wan
Meg
Optical visit announced by Gibb and Booman Ltd in Sydney
A notice promotes the regular monthly visit of opticians from Gibb and Booman Ltd at Hunter Street Sydney. It lists consulting rooms at Park Hotel and hours from 10 am to 6 pm. It warns patients that no one should rely on magical cures and names Chas Gibb and J W Deampy as principal figures.
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Opticlan
Argist Gi
Bathurat
Gibb and Booman, Ltd
Hunter Strees
Sydney
Park Hotel
Houra
Cofsult
prines/Dala
Vielts Dackurst
Chas
Gibb
Bislet propositions and Holland mine assays 1903 updates
The report details assayed yields from the Bislet property including silver and gold content at different levels near the bottom. Hollands shaft sits about 40 feet deep with underlay sinking east and multiple assay results listed. Ruby Creek near Mount Werong reports a 260 foot depth, a silver lead with gold content, and notes on past activity and a 212 pound sterling government subsidy for tunnel work.
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Bislett
Wstayers
Surig
Holland
Mines Department
Ruby Creek
Cluirs Syndicate
Mount Wereng
Loda
Sox
Preston
Thun
Mount Tan
Mount Werang
Mount Werong
Verranderie
Carne
Dr Sheldon Digestive Tablets Praised in New Zealand Note
A letter from Christchurch New Zealand thanks Dr Sheldon Digestive Tablets for aiding an ulcerated stomach and improving digestion over the past year. The notice advertises the product as a remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles priced at 2s 6d per bottle and available widely.
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Opaa
L. IL Gwothin
Holmwood
Opowa
Christchurch
New Zealand
Pwritae
Sheldon
Mio
Sydney Share Market Update From A Disjointed List
A fragmentary note lists items such as Bydner Tucaray Hrakon Hill South paying £2 and Ode Gd, Tiroken Hill Junction, 7n aid, Trewkon Till South Blooks, Mo, and Lloyd's Copper 2a 9d, suggesting a chaotic or partial stock or price ledger.
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Bydner
Tucaray
Hrakon Hill South
Ode
Tiroken Hill Junction
Trewkon
South
Lloyd's Copper
Balm Promises Quick Relief for Lame Shoulder
A local ad touts Chamberlain's Gain Balm as the sole remedy for a lame shoulder, claiming steady improvement with each rub and a near certain cure, cited by Edgiey and Co.
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Chamberlain
Controversial Bathurst Letter Warns on Aliens and Civic Decay
A Bathurst reader argues that German and Chinese settlers threaten Australia’s white race, urging social caution and segregation. The letter condemns alien influences at social gatherings and calls for restraint, warning of “secret societies” and economic competition if aliens gain strength.
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Luc Uit
Artie
Urs Iarning
Duthurst
Newcastie
Bathurst
Buto.com
Australia
Albury
Taxi cabs replace hansoms as city transport evolves
A reader argues taxi cabs are advancing over hansoms in Sydney and Bathurst, praising motor taxis for fair pricing and predictable fares. The piece notes six taxis already operate in Sydney and envisions widespread adoption to the City of the Plains.
Noisy Poultry and Dogs Stir Local Letters
A reader laments the din from roosters and dogs disturbing neighbors and asks for quieter behavior. The letter reflects frustration over animal noises in the community and the challenge of courteous conduct.
Prayer in Public Schools Sparks Debate Letter
A reader expresses concern about reopening the public school prayer issue. The writer worries it could trigger partisan changes in education policy, jeopardize denominational access in schools, and lead to acrimonious legislative debate. The letter calls for caution to avoid unintended, harmful outcomes.
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Argus -Sir
Hita McCount
Farewell Social for Miss Grist at Peel
A farewell social was held in Peel for Miss Grist, longtime Sunday School superintendent at John’s Church, who is moving to Bathurst. Archdeacon Oakes led prayers and the crowd heard short tributes to her sterling qualities and service, with an illuminated address presented and warm wishes for the future.
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Peel
Miss Grist
Bathurst
Mrr
Churche
Miles Grist
John’s Sunday School
Archiencon Oakes
Mise Allen Oakes
Archieacon Oakes
J. E. Rowell
G Obenham
Mise Gris
J. H. Rowuill
Clapham
Ant
Country districts press for JP power over records
A conference discussed granting male adult public schools in sparsely served country districts authority to attest legal and other documents. Opponents warned such areas cannot raise a JP, while supporters urged better access. after debate the motion was rejected and the country would rely on existing provisions.
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J.p-Shipe
Peleigrsch
LCOT
J.P
Sunporlars
Tiaalatrate
Rip
Boxing Ad Declares Unauthorized Use of Miller Name
A notice by Jack Walsh apologizes for using Mr. Miller’s name in an advertisement for a boxing contest without consent. Walsh explains he inserted the ad as it was presented and regrets any annoyance caused to Miller.
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Miller
Liia
Mer
Jack Walsh
Invalidity and Pensions Debate on Amendment Motion
Mr J Miller of Bathurst argues for amending the Invalidity and Accidents Pensions Act. He cites the case of a severely disabled man earning little, urging clearer distinctions in eligibility. The debate centers on whether clause five should be amendable during second reading or in committee.
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John
Lundroda
Bicin
Mienigter
Obie
Thie Hauge
Billy T Om
Mr. McGowen
I. Miller
Secretarty
McGowen
Miller
Fiavell
Ona
Blood Purifier Promise: Bilious Blood Cleanser Claims
An 19th century advertisement extols Bil Beans as a safe fast remedy for bile-driven ailments. It asserts purifying blood improves digestion head pain piles debility nervousness and systemic disorders by cleansing the liver and blood. The copy touts purity without harmful chemicals and links cleanse to health restoration.
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Lic
McSorley’s Tournament Ends With Narrow Win
In a tight finish at McSorley’s Billiard Rooms, Cabby defeated Billy Murphy by 31 points to claim the tournament title. The night’s action featured sleet in the street and a crowded, eager crowd.
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McSorley
Carters
Billy Murphy
Cabby
Burgess Charged In Local Poisoning Case
In Sydney Tugaday at the Globe Polles Court Mrs Burgess wife of G A Dibes a M L A was charged with attempting suicide by poison and shooting herself. Dr Dolder Bal ked noted she had a strong dose and Dr M Phee treated her at Prince Alfred Hospital for a deep ear wound. The case adjourned to August 12 with a related charge over W A children to stand over.
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Sydney
Tugaday
Globe Polles Court
Burgess
G. A. Dibesa
M.L.A
Mouber
Burray
Gong
Dolder
M’phee
Prince Alfred
Water diviner stories rise with science and faith
The Water Liner or Water Diviner is praised and ridiculed across eras. In New Zealand Reverend Mason claims to locate underground water by nonconductor methods with extended arms. Modern science notes finer forces and overlaps with the supernatural as researchers seek proof beyond physical observation.
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Jaliaule
Qiviner
Wade
New ‘Zealand
Syd
a'Clereyman
Thusg Deensea cd Springs
Mason
Othubu
Hatmi Auchland
Lim
Gentlemaan
Spo
News Zealand
Mason Uscribes
Leace
Teadian
Sirtoliver Lodge
Shess
Faris
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