12 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
Bathurst Daily Argus
Location
Bathurst, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
1
Digestive Tabules are marketed as the safe natural remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. The text claims they aid the stomach by performing digestive work naturally, allowing the stomach to rest and regain strength. Available at Mockfor Bros in several locations.
Sporting notes report a Bathurst meeting where trainer Hilton Piper scored three wins for Mir. J. a, with plans to reform the Bathurst Plume Club at Hereford. Criticism over training caused entry declines. talks of a Cypherte match with Bangaroo remain unlikely. A fine was imposed on a delinquent trainer, while upcoming St Patrick's Day events included bicycle races and the shelter handicap with poor local rider entries and strong Lithgow interest.
Jacek Johnson notes Jeffries must overcome a big challenge to regain prime form for a title bout. The match prospects hinge on his desire to hold the championship and the offered purse. Johnsen praises Fohnsen as a capable foe and suggests the England visit by the League team failed financially and sportingly, questioning the League’s first year decision.
Miss Mathams Privetee school at Latrobe Terrace Paddington praises Zam-Buk for children’s cuts bruises and grazes. She keeps a pot at hand to soothe pain stop bleeding and aid quick healing. Mothers are urged to keep Zam-Buk at home. Available from chemists and stores at 1/6 or 3/6 for a family pot.
From our correspondent the Alm meeting at the hall on Saturday discussed Burraga Guarantee with only 42 members having subs. A fresh meeting is planned next Saturday to recruit members, hoping the movement allows the local medical officer to remain in Burraga. Shire Council vacancy discussed after Councillor Corbould’s resignation. Dr Grieves urged more honorary magistrates and Mr Thomas Hackney was nominated to stand for election. Weather noted as mild with good spring grass. rabbits scarce due to poison use. Health ad sections promote Dr Siverdon and Dr Sheldon remedies with local suppliers listed.
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