Cure for Eczema Claims Cuticura Gave Relief
Mrs Jane Leo of Rome Villa Blackpool describes years of severe eczema on hands and arms failing doctors until Cuticura Ointment Cream and Pill regimen provided rest and cure after two boxes. She praises Cuticura products and urges others to seek treatment via local depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Good
Imad
Taad
Jon Dey
Thave
Jane Leo
Rome Villa
Blackpool
Eng
Jerome Ee
Lonmin
Crarteriecuse
Australian zeal over Dreadnought gift to England
The Bathurst Argus reports a nationwide surge of loyal feeling in support of presenting a Dreadnought to England. It notes disagreement with Home Government on some issues, but stresses unity within the British Empire and Australia’s duty to defend itself while pursuing its own destiny.
Australia’s Labor Leader Faces Caucus Grasp on War Policy
The piece portrays Prime Minister Fisher as deferring crucial decisions to party caucus. It argues he would not arm Dreadnoughts or act without caucus approval, even if England faced danger. Citizens are urged to rally behind a loyal leader who believes Australia and England can aid each other by cautious restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
England
Henry Parkes
Downing
Eng
Times
Chelenge
British Empire
Jack
Midston
Queensland
Meidston
Amstra- Ma
An. Klidston
Labor
Kinston
Liberal Party
Fisher
Maher
Tha
A H and P Association Tickets On Application
Local notes show members of the A H and P Association may obtain subscription tickets by applying to the Acting Secretary at the office in Russell Street For the empire pictures the management of Mr Frank Sceats presented a program concluding with Masengon gt The School Of Arts Wali last night The attendance featured Bathurst visitors including Mie Wye Pipaident and Mr K L Gilmour A Bathurst musical show drew a crowd and Bathurst imported Sydney artists for concerts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A, H, and P. Association
Beers Tary
Russell-strest
Pictures OF
Empire
Ving Pictures
Frank
Blayney
Bathurst
A. H
K. L. Gilmour
Oberon
Furniture Sale Notice Times District
We have been requested to announce a clearing sale of furniture by Mr M A Heylin at 132 George Street this afternoon at 2 o clock. Mrs Heylin denies Sydney. Everything to be sold right out with further advertisement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Glasson and Co
M. A. Heylin
George-street
Rights sold for Show meeting booths and pricing
In a brief record, Jas Cas sidy sold rights for a Show meeting to be held Friday and Saturday April 8 and 9. Prices listed include No 1 publican's booth grandstand booth to Mrs Kelly and No 2 publican's booth leger reserve to Mr Adam Innes with amounts and names noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas
Cassidy
Publican
Kelly
Leger
Adam Innes
Smit Jatall
Dagon
Feaervey
Liberal donations at Blayney Show fund drive
The secretary collected donations for a prize fund at a smoke concert linked to the Blayney Show. All contributions came from Water Government supporters while Labor sympathisers, aligned with Prime Minister Fisher and his supporter Carr, remained silent and withheld funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wate
Fisher
Carr
Heredity Quip Delights Audiences At Lecture
In a lecture last night Mr W F Jackson drew laughs with a joke about the German Emperor. He joked about the Kaiser Wilhelm and heredity comparing traits of successive generations of the Hohenzollerns and tied it to a telegram sent to Kruger and other actions of the illustrious person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Jackson
Kruger
Peaches Showcased By Daty Dargus Representative
A Daty Dargus representative displayed two peach samples grown by BE Saundare of Ponsum and Co at the corner of Howleh and Willam streets. Frosts hurt the crop but the fruit was of high quality with cooking peaches reaching over 11 inches in length and prices noted, while the eating peach weighed about 11 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Saundare
Ponsum and Co
Howleh and
Willam-streets
Demas
AH and PB Association Meeting on Show Grounds
A special committee meeting is convened this afternoon at 4 o'clock on the show ground. All members must attend to discuss complete Show arrangements and to consider the 1910 show dates.
Public Clamor Over Dreadnought Policy Quoted
The Prime Minister Mr. Fisher says public pressure for federal action on the Dreadnought will subside in a few days. He notes the government must find funds for Australia’s defence policy, and warns preparations cannot be delayed by mere scolding or petty attacks. The excerpt ends with ad copy for cough syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Dreadnought Fund Sees Australian Support Rise
The Dreadnought Fund gathers contributions from across Australia to build a Dreadnought for the British Navy. Blayney has donated £100, and Wat is urged to participate, with the Argus inviting further subscriptions and a Wat meeting proposed to boost support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Wathurst
Blayney
Argus
Wat Mobile
Bicycle theft cases heard at Police Court
Yesterday two cases involved bicycle agents with Edward Gray alias Beeshore remanded on a larceny as bailee charge over a bicycle valued for John Charles Berry and William Berry. King of Cowra testified the accused left the bike for repairs and planned to pay on return. The court fined the accused £10 with four months imprisonment in default and remanded Frank Dillon for Conqueror bicycle theft until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward , Gray
Beeshore
Dremand
John Charles
Willum Berry
Boon
De[pases
Rowe
Koorawatha
Doran
Portland
King
Bathurst
John Charles William ‘Berry
Jagent
Stewart's Mount
Ased
Sheehy
Frank Dillon
Conqueror Company
Death of Mrs Ballard one of Bathurst district’s oldest residents
Mrs Charlotte Ballard died yesterday morning aged long in Bathurst district NSW. She came to New South Wales as a girl and settled in Bathurst with memories of early settlement. Survived by daughter Mrs William Finnagan and three other children, her funeral is planned for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethurst
Charlotte Ballard
Ballard
New South Wales
Bathurst
Fihe
Sand Tinea
George
Aris Tedus
Min GW
George Hier
Kelso
William Flanagas
William
Sofala Carnival Easter Carnival Plans Announced
The annual Easter Carnival is announced with former programme details. Mrs Susanness and James Crossley serve as joint secretaries for the event planning and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susatness
James Crossley
Ard
Moe
Shackleton’s Dash for the Pole Near Dense Plateau
London reports on Shackleton and the British party pushing toward the South Pole within 97 miles, detailing routes, depots, and dangers. The expedition reached latitude 88 degrees 4 minutes and longitude 163 degrees 8 minutes, with total travel about 1768 statute miles and multiple mountain and crevasse hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mare
Shagiteton
Latiituda
Discovery
Placier
Sinder
Latimds
Alain
Marshal
Hut Point
David
Magnetic Pole
Union Tack
DREADNOUGHT PROPOSAL ADDRESSED TO AUSTRALIA
A letter from PATRIOL in the Argus argues for greater naval readiness and imperial unity. He warns that British supremacy at sea is waning and advocates Australia bearing more responsibility to protect its position. He emphasizes Australia’s wealth per head and asks whether aiding the Motherland would securing the Commonwealth’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tao
Argus
Wim
Billato
Commonwealth
Australia
Tam, Ste
Patriol
Bathurst Gaol Easter United Service Planned
Comptroller-General of Prisons approves a united service at Bathurst Gaol on Easter Monday at 10 30 am. A new Easter organ supplied by the department will be used for the occasion.
Figs from Thistles An Excellent Lecture by Mr Jackson
A mixed audience at St Stephan's School Hall heard Mr W S Jackson lecture on biology and evolution. He argued life is conscious movement from an Almighty mystery, discussing heredity environment and the role of education in shaping human potential. The talk explored natural selection, adaptation, and the influence of environment on development, urging the present generation to use its powers for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Jackson
All Saints'’ College
St. Stephan's School
A. Clarke
Literary and Social Union
Ifa
Heaven
Hell
Iit
Wight
Jackson
Ite
Fae Ei
Parkes Jockey Club Annual Races Second Day
At Parkes the second day of the annual meeting featured Flying Handicap won by Melgra with Spector second and Fra third. Brolgac Handicap saw Kielder first with The Alchemist and Silver Rose following. Parkes Jockey Club Handicap concluded with Otho, Status, and Lady Alice. Nelungaloo Handicap results listed Ayrbrook, Asthore, Lifeboat. A protest over Town Plate was upheld awarding Valkyrie and Martle a dead heat for second. Claude Loftus owner appealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Valkyrie
Martle
Claude Lofusins
A.J.C
Living Wage Dispute Reaches Industrial Appeal
Melbourne. Thursday court hearings at the Court of Industrial Appeal feature Mr Justice a Beckett rejecting Mr Justice Higgins's Harvester ruling that 7s per day is the minimum living wage for a working man supporting a family. The case concerns fellmongers and cost of living evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Court of Industrial Appeal
Justice a'Beckett
Justice Higgins
Harvester
That Ingeesant Tickling. Tr. Bheldon's New Discovery
A historic advertisement promotes Tr. Bheldon's invention for coughs colds and consumption with claims of small dose efficacy. It lists price and availability at Motkler Broz George-st Bathurst and mentions Morgan Burrage as a contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bheldon
Motkler Broz
George-street
Bathurst
Morgan
Burrage
Blayney Show Awards List Highlights Horse Classes and Prizes
The Blayney Show awarded numerous prizes across horse divisions and farm produce. Notable honors include Draught Foul and Handcock classes, various hackney and pony events, harness and driving contests, and field crops such as wheat and oats with multipleก prize recipients named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mle Blaynay
J. Burton
I. Browning
BH. Rwin
Uf. Meacham
Thomas Sloane
Dr. Smith-Carr
Rhea
C. Horton
W. B. Hamer
Gil W. Rowlands
Bert
Hackney
A. Judd
TY. Mendham
BN. Shea
F. Mendham
Fred Bull
A. Hewish
J. Browning
H. Ewin
TF. Bull
Boy Tider
Neville
C. BH. Barry
Dr. .Smith-Carr
T. Bloane
Tom
Chandler
Boyd
Joan Bull
Hohn
Larndon
C. Chandler
Tinie
Troy
J.B. Larnwell
James Nanemrow
Tiomins’ Patterson
Miss. Mendliati
Astrid
SA Mendhans
H.mendham
Migsiri
S Cyle
Bimpson
Srith
Py North
Wheats
Op Mendham
Berkshire
A Dennis
Olan
Smith
Yorkshire
Marsh
T. Rmith
G. Baker
J. J. Hayin
Baker
Stinson
A. Marsden
Show Concert Delights Blayney Town Hall Audience
The Blayney Town Hall show on Wednesday evening drew a packed, appreciative audience. Performances included Elsie White and Elsie Ewin in Tarantella and Oberon, Gertie Gow solos, recitations by Alice Howells, and encored numbers by J Kenny Edna Dowse and a quartet by Misses Clements. Prospects for better behavior during future events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blayney Town Hall
Gottschalk
Elsie White
Elsie Ewin
Mattel
Mr. J. Kenny
Edna Dowse
Bohm
Holero
Gersion
Concert under Miss Elsie White direction
Messrs Dann and Gorrin along with Mr Gorringe provided the entertainment. The performance featured vocal and instrumental accompaniments under Miss Elsie White's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Dann and
Gorring
Gorringe
Ube “Entertainment v
Migs Elsie Whi
Clements
Ash Nod
Racing notes from Parkes meeting highlight strong fields
The report details entries due for principal races including the Opetia Handicap 20 sovs, the Shaw Handicap 35 sovs and a President’s Handicap 35 sovs. Lindsay receives entries until 8, weights for Wo former released Tuesday, with Parkes meeting praised as highly successful and Orange horses featured among the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alp
Lindsay
Shaw
Parkes
Spood
Jockey Club
Thurs
Claude Loftus
Valkyrie
Martie
Bathurst
Rainers
Orange
Marie
Molong
Parkes and
Grange
Oldfellow
Aso
Langley
Coonamble Jockey Club
Coonamble Club
Western District Racing Association
ALC
St Stanislaus Clinch Bathurst Senior Cricket Title
The Bathurst Senior Competition ends with St Stanislaus undefeated in league play. The Collegians earn congratulations despite perceived lower club standards. A match against Dubbo at Easter is planned, with team selections and player availability discussed for Farm and Bathurst sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
St. Stanislaus
Collegians
Conepiens
J. Keogh
Dubbo
St. Hannaba
Gregg
Parm
Dubboiles
Allman
Forrest
Orange
Gerry
Kel Barnes
Diamond
Amery
Noble
All Saints
Family Deaths In A Week At Weymouth Command
A Royal Gnrdi son Artillery family based at Weymouth suffered multiple infant deaths from a transit disease over a few days. Four children were buried in a long grave as the remaining child sought relief from illness and the text promotes a feet balm as a remedy. Local sellers Loglogy and Cot advertise this balm alongside the obituary notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Harper
Royal Gnrdison Artillery
Weymoulle
Jose
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National Library of Australia
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Sofala
Shackleton
Ity
Bathurst Gaol
Parkes Jockey Club
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Mmiborlnta
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