Australians Worth of Mind and Muscle, Bathurst View
In Bathurst, 1909, the essay defends Australians as serious minded, valuing both brain and brawn. It argues sport obsession is not national decay but open air vigor, cites Deakin, Reid, Daley, Melba, and local colleges, the experimental farm and library as proof of intellectual life.
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Sydney Stadium
Berrackers
Sudy
Min
Australia
Commonwealth
Tennysen Hag
Deakin
Reid
Ike Deakin
Ike Forrest
Ike Royidall
Victor Daley
Jie Melba
Bathurst
Allathia
Bathurst notices on licenses races and society meetings
The Bathurst Court reports the arrest of W T Garment for license issues at 172 Durla m street and notes a second ballot in the same society. Parkes Jockey Club announces a March 24 and 26 meeting with 220 pounds in prize money, plus nominations closing March 17 and weights listed March 20. Bible Society Bathurst holds annual meeting Monday at St Stephen’s Hall with reports and officers elected. Also shows Ford forecast and Bourke rainfall for the past 24 hours.
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Bible Socipry
Bathurst
The
British and Pereign, Bible Society
Bela Fim
St. Stephen's Hall
Elegtad
Licensing Applications Granted at Bathurst Court
At Bathurst Licensing Court yesterday before Mr T C Mokell PM several licenses were granted. Army Henry floar booth Heensg for Bt Patrick's Sports on March 17 and Mic] Meany for a rifle meeting March 11 to 20. Michael's comey new billiard license for Gladstone Hotel Newbridge. The return visit of Messia USA Banna sham optician will be at Park Hotel Bathurst March 23 for vision consultation and related spectacles fitting.
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Bathurst
T. C.K. Mokell
Army
Henry Floar
Booth
Bt. Patrick's Sports
Mics
Meany
Michael ‘Scomey
Gladstone
Newbridge
Messia
USA
Bannasham
Dtd
George-atreen
Audney
Park Hotel
Harvest Festival Services at South Bathurst Church
The South Bathurst Methodist Church holds Harvest Thanksgiving services tomorrow with morning and evening gatherings. A large festival focal gathering is planned for Monday evening at 7:30, tickets priced at sixpence. the church is decorated.
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South Bathurst Methodist
The Trouludes and Tommy Burns Sluice Venture at Wattle Plot
In Bathurst district the Trouludes and Tommy Burns mine party push sluicing at Wattle Plot with over 10 feet of overburden and fresh gold. They bought a new 20 horsepower portable engine and plan to process ore via water pipes and a broken-down Fire pump. Gipp and Beaman of Sydney announce eye services with a Bathurst visit on March 14 at Park Hotel, continuing visits every few weeks. Bathurst court cases include Lissia Mallon jailed six months for vagrancy and disorder, and Tommy Burns deemed mentally unsound but discharged to parental care. Whst’s Pictures showcases limited two-night program starting Monday at the School of Arts, with prices 6d to 1s.
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Buffalo Pitt
Weneagle
Kathurst
Gipp and Beaman
Hunter-street
Sydney
the Park Hotel
Jim
Messrs
Gibb and
Beeman
Visi Bathurst
Fim
Bathorat
Maren
T. J. West Baya
Australia
School of Arts
Arbitration ruling grants miners better wages at Broken Hill
In Melbourne Justice Higgins delivers award for Amalgamated Miners Association Barrier Branch against Proprietary Company. It sets 48 weekly hours, overtime terms, and daily wages for Broken Hill and Port Pirie workers, aligning with 1907 08 levels while noting cost of living and the mine’s uncertain future.
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Melbourne
Sridays
Justce Higgins
Caderal Arbitration Court
Amalgamated
Mindrs Assoulation
Barrier Branch
Againet Tin Proprietary Company
Tate
Addoss
Port Pirie
Block 10
Essa Oy
Wort
Mublia
Broken Hill
Hill
Delprat
Lithgow Lockout Judgements In Industrial Court
In Lithgow on Friday the Industrial Court led by President Judge Heydon delivered rulings in two cases against C and G Hoskins Ltd over alleged breaches of the Industrial Disputes Act. The first case found the offence proved with mitigating factors and imposed a fine plus costs. the second offered leniency, with a smaller penalty and potential imprisonment for non payment. The decision referenced penalties for lockouts or strikes and emphasized that withdrawal of the alternative or misconduct might affect outcomes. The record notes associated medical advice and a local advertisement.
Manihiki flag incident leads to multiple sentences
The High Court on Manihiki, aboard the Cambrian, heard cases of mutinous acts after August. Puleerua received two years for stealing 600 dollars from church funds. Four natives faced charges for pulling down the King's flag and other acts. three were jailed for one year, with two more sentenced to eight and six months. Kaerenga and Mr. Ward helped prevent a worse outcome.
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Auckland
Gudgeon
Manihiki
Cambridge
Williams
Lnst
Bod
Puleerua
Rakshanga
Funda al‘Rakahanga Lis
Lewes
The
Cambrian
Manthiki
High Court
Taaratonga
Pulerua
Povey
Kaerenga
London Missionary Society
Ward
Suttor’s Eastward Wanderings Highlight Trade and Cities
The article recounts J B Suttor’s travels through the East from China to Japan, noting his forthcoming volume on eastern commerce. It cites his praise for Singapore as cleanest city visited, Hong Kong as second in cleanliness, and remarks on improved conditions in the Federated Malay States, with observations on trade by nationality and the East's commercial outlook.
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J. B. Suttor
Singapore
China
Japan
Tava
Suttor
Awlink
Britahy
Wasidis
oWene Ito
Searta
Empire
Sutter
Winton Hongkong
Federated Malay States
Church Services List For Sunday March Fourteen
Local notices list church services across denominations. Holy Trinity and St Stephens Presbyterians, Methodist and Baptist chapters, Congregational and Salvation Army schedules appear with times and leaders such as Rev J Hulme, Rev H Wheen, Mr Bates, and Mr Drew among others. service times vary from early morning to evening.
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Tove T
Furvall
Communion
Aeuisne
Slvation Army
Oberon Show Opens With Strong Attendance and Noted Exhibits
The Oberon Agricultural and Horticultural Association opened its show amid solid public turnout and substantial gate returns. Prominent attendees included Mr. Carr MHR and Mr. Lee Glimour, with Mrs. Stevenson and other figures delivering addresses. exhibits ranged from vegetables to farm produce and student crafts, while horse events and prize lists drew strong spectator interest.
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Carr
M.H.R
Messrs
G. 5
Beaby
J. Miler
W. Carmichaal Sud
Craig
Me. LA
R. Lee Glimour
Pod
A. H. Newsham
Acthog
Bathurst
A. H
P. Association
Algo
J. Sullivan
H. Hunt
Bataarat
Ag Judeee
A Steventon
Bey
Ww. Minehan
J Association
Alain Pavillion
Kelly
Faebry
Liesby
M. L.A
Mir
Junéhéon
Yeaterday
Hunter
P.M. Shea
Hartigan
Collingwood
Blunder over land reserve decision triggers compensation claim
A court ruling on land reserve cancellation spawns an estimated compensation between 240 000 and 150 000 pounds. The Land Appeal Court heard an appeal by Bank of New South Wales after disputes over original settlements and Crown land expiry. The case named Justine Owen as a court official and tied to lands reorganized for preferential settlement.
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Bydney
Briday
Supreme Cort
Landa
Department
Bank of 1
South Wales
Casa Whs Alitad Jy
Land Appeal Court
Justine Owen
Bank of New South Wales
Tie Tang Hoang
Gazetta Dotley
Sydney Produce Sales and Bathurst Market Prices
Sydney produce sales at Central Railway Yards offered thirty five trucks of goods with many lots passed in. Bathurst market prices list staples and prices for maize, oats, potatoes, butter, bacon, cheese, fruit, vegetables and various imports with regional pricing and vendor names prominent.
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Pollard
Cnoklag
Io Gs
S Bantuan
Fiji
Lield
Qmeenaland
da Cose
Enee
Elipstona
Sweden
Sydney
Central_Railway
Addion
Enime
Lyndhurst
F. C
Rowlands
Suit Over Support for Children at Bathnet Police Court
In a case brought by Madeline Townsend against her husband Archibald Townsend at Bathnet Police Court the wife seeks seven shillings sixpence weekly for each of her children. The plaintiff’s evidence shows a separation, with the husband having little contact and care reportedly minimal. The magistrate ordered support of six shillings weekly.
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Madeline Townsend
Artiibald Townsend
Bathnet
Melutesh
Sydney Court Reads Show Cause On Removal From Toll
The Full Court was convened to hear why his seating should not be removed. A writ shows a barrister convicted at a county quarter sessions, sentenced to six months, and two other barristers testified the arson convict matched a name on the barristers’ roll.
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Sydney
Cssa Aps
Opium Traffic Case Details and Fines
Report notes an opium traffic case with a Sydney origin court hearing. Individuals faced fines for possession and related offenses. Court action listed penalties including payments of four pounds for smoking paraphernalia and additional charges for illicit substances.
German Immigrants Plan Queensland Colony Formation
A fragment reports that about 100 Germans traveling by RMS from London to Brisbane plan to form a new colony in northern Queensland. The group includes over 70 children and aims to establish a port and agricultural settlement, with several members described as agriculturists and mechanics.
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Ramienthe
Trom
Lonion
Brisbane
Pty Vineo
Westpuatln
Queevelant
Narod Agriculturists
Plague Outbreak Reported Plaguing Steamer Passengers
Fragmented report notes illness aboard a vessel with passengers affected by a plaguelike condition. Medical authorities assess the ship’s crew and other persons on board as authorities work to determine the extent and origin of the illness.
Fractured skulls after street incident in Sydney
Two men named John Murahy and George Thompson suffered fractured skulls in an urban street accident in Sydney. Both were carried to hospital in critical condition, after one man fell in front of a tram and another collapsed on the pavement while passing, authorities report.
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Sydney
John Murahy
George Thompson
Lawsham
Consent ruling on Brisbane kidnapping case
Police report an arrest of a man connected to a kidnapping in Brisbane. Inspector Follen states the victim is over 18 and appeared to be a consenting party to the taking away.
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Brisbane
Clariant
Qleing
Follen
Sydney Master Rakith Bowls In Prompt Bowling Event
The Vathurat team joined Sydney Master Rakith in a Thursday match as part of the Thureday 1th Murob event. Players listed include Hayward Percival Parkes Mosura Sutkor and others in a tense contest with Butter, Tallis and Curran among scorers.
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Batuyas
Sydney
Rakith
Othorety
Thureday
Hayward
Percival
Parkes
Mosura
Sutkor
Irkpateicl
Mocara
Upfoli
Birsotl
Curtis
Kilgle Meters
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