Australian notes and comments in Bathurst era newspaper
The June 19 1909 issue reports on shorthand writers in Australian law courts the Dubbo Hospital funding crisis a hospital bazaar planned to save beds and the Dubbo Farmers and Settlers Association seeking fair representation and railway stance. It also covers the Sydney Chinese banquet a constable duty mishap a South Australian barmaids licensing act and wage board debates amid boot and shoe industry competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo Parmers and Settlers Association
Riverina
West
Cheasan
Clation
Dubbo Railway and Progress Association
Crogssing
Werris
Woods' Great Puppermint Cure 18 Ga
Chronic chest complaints draw attention to Woods cure advertised as an 18 gauge remedy. The fragment notes a product claim and unclear usage details with no verifyable veterinary or medical endorsement.
Cheap Bathurst to Sydney Excursion Train
A local notice announces a cheap railway excursion from Bathurst to Sydney and intermediate stations on Tuesday June 29 leaving at 1.7 pm. Fare details apply for single and return journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Sydney
Intermey Diate
Evangelist Paton begins Bathurst mission
Scottish evangelist Hugh Paton opens a Bathurst mission in the School of Arts Hall on Sunny June. He recently finished a civil salon at Wahroonga connected with Anglican Presbyterian and Methodist churches and now plans a mission for the Church of England at Hornsby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paton
Hugh Paton
Hig Bathurst Tlésion
School of Arts
Wahroouga
Angienn
Church of England
Hornsby
Property rights dispute and informal land access described
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a matter of private property and land access. Mentions Mr McGowen, a government role, and households receiving informal help, with unclear compensation references. No clear resolution or formal actions are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGowen
Tim
Unclear Event Described In Coarsed Speech Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text reports a disrupted scene with interruptions and crowd reactions. Names such as Mr Wood and Mrs Wood appear briefly amid jagged dialogue about someone trying to resume after an interruption. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
Taxi Gabs to Start Plying In Sydney Within A Week
A new company with capital of 20 40 has formed to operate motor cabs in Sydney. Mr Turner of the General Motor Company acts as manager in Queen's Place. Six Renault taxis already run in Sydney and the next unit is being fitted. More cabs will be imported as expansion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Étredte’af Sydmey
Turner
Ie General Motor Company
Queen's Place
Renault
Sydney
Ute Qhean
Opticians Visit Bathurst Sydney Main Specialists Set
Opticians Beeman and Gibb announce a June 28 visit to Bathurst and Sydney with consulting rooms at Park Hotel Hours 1 4 and 6 pm. They offer eye care for headaches vision troubles and eye pain, with principals Beeman and W Beeman presenting. The report mentions Makibor praising the region and local cattle, but the primary item remains the optician visit detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opticians
Fegular
Bathurst
Gibp
Beeman
Hunter Street
Sydney
Park Hotel
Atl
Vincipals
Charles Gibb
W. Beeman
J. A.barenclough
Zronchial Coughsake Woot reat Peppermint Core
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Zronchial Coughsake Woot and a peppermint core. The readable text shows no clear event date place or names beyond these odd terms. Further context is needed to identify a concrete historical item or event.
Correspondence on Bathurst Seating Trouble at Sports Event
The writer appeals to the editor urging decency and measures to prevent a repeat of the Bathurst Seating Trouble last Thursday. A greased dig was released and mobbed by about thirty actors causing several shortmen to fall and be incapacitated for the remainder of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Au Bar
Wolben
Sportsmion
Argua
Bathurst
Salon Thirty
Akators
Lie Plz
Tom
Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for Coughs and Olds
A historic ad promotes Woods' Great Peppermint Cure claiming it treats coughs and old ailments. The panel highlights its medicinal claim and broad audience reach in early 1900s commerce pages.
Lange and Eneimusive Meeting in Bathurst Hall
A raucous political meeting in Bathurst draws a large audience as Mr. Wood defends government policies against Mr. McGowen and the Labor party. Interjections, crowd noise, and debates on wages boards land settlement and taxation mark the event led by Mr. Fred Tonkin with remarks by Mr. Miller and Mr. Wood.
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Dail
Ab. I.miller
Bathuast
O'Troch
Packiei
Benta
Fred. J. Tonkin
Nichelle
Mr. Wood
Miler
Wood
MacGowen
N(un
McGowen
Holman
Reyily
Jattorin
Labor “Party
Mr McGowen
Wko
Tabor Wis
Toll
Hoge
Labor Party
Holmin
Tian
Laker
Fellon
Wate
Thors
Ava
Wetton
Baighter
Ole Wo Hid
Fir
Mr .Wood
Renson
Palng
Miller
P Stapleton
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Eig
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Telegraph
Ativan
Olf
Gonstablea
Industrind
Simson
Thos
Boat Trade
Victoria
South Australia
Queensland
South Amstralia
Heydon
Ma. Stinson
Bia Honor
Stinson
Thanant
Piscot
Wattle Mat
Pitt
Jonn
Mr Wood
Makibor
Australia
Cribes
Betivean
Gascoigne
Courge
Fone
the Political World
Messrs
Wood Ant Amnei LN Reply
Lange and
Wool
MeeGowen
Liberal and Reform League
Country Party
Liberal and Reform Party
Urak
Bey
Labor
Wileh
Luon
Atesu Ts
AV Wood
Laor
Trades Hall
Mn McGowen
Hid
McGinven
Trowis
Balug
O'Sullvan
Ag Ander
O'Sullivan
Sun
McGower
Areg
Tie
Lie
Grick
Garywthers
Wade
Mn Motowen
Mather
Land Nationalisa
Mr. McGowen
Netton
McGowan
M . Ir. Wood
Anguing
Land Board
Peel
Chears
Frezan
Goveryguensit
Tabor Party
Gene Mally
Rniont
Kaitiiene Chears
Woo
Hughes
Gpeaia
Andy
Bob Mian
Drolton
Mann
Cheaw
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