Bathurst Daily Argus to be issued under new company
The Bathurst Daily Argus announces a transition from Proprietary ownership to a company of respected Bathurst citizens. The paper pledges Liberal principles, continuing its history of advocacy for public good and unity of capital and labor, with Gloster S. White stepping back from editor duties and a broad local leadership poised to steer the journal.
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Bathurst Daily Argus
Messrs
A.J. Dowse
Glocwer
White
Jare Arten
Polict
Aheolure
New
Stike
Doris
Sele
Sele Ie Expel Ibe Paihit Wih Ie Tiry Tate News Fees At Qiatier
Sueresa
Bathurst
Dathurat
Angina Tisracher
COU Bearcely
Argus
New South Wales
Australia
Gloster 5. White
John Charles White
Brat
Free Press
Glesser
Mir
A. J. Dowie
Free Frees
Limes
Busine
Yse
Argue
Fmt
Lehs
Clayicap
Tom Mann
Ateus
Austalla
Sind
Cums
Ekle
Brass
Advanlazs
Subic
Vlean
Letter from Gloucester 5. White on Liberal Principles
A correspondence from Gloucester titled Letter from Gloucester 5. White stresses upholding Liberal Principles with firm commitments as in the past. The writer signs GLOSTER 5. WHITE and closes with formal regards.
Bathurst 1910 Show Decisions And Notable Notes
The 4 H Jano P. Association sets the 1910 Bathurst Show for the week after the Sidner Show with rain reports of 53 points in 24 hours. Other items include prize butter won by Bathurst Co op Dairy, an upset involving a pony and trap, and comments on hosting visiting exhibitors. A. H. and P. Committee discusses fruit exhibits, secretaries’ office arrangements, and subcommittees to manage efficiency and security.
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Bathurst
Bauourse
Gibb and Beeman Ltd To Visit Bathurst In May
Bathurst to welcome Gibb and Beeman consulting opticians on a May visit at the Park Hotel. The Sydney firm plans regular tours to Bathurst every few weeks and will advise on eye defects and glasses, inviting all with eye trouble to consult the principals.
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Gibb and Beeman Ltd
Bathurst
Gibb and Beeman
Hunter-street
Sydney
American Picturescope Co presents week at School of Arts
The American Picturescope Co advertises a week at the School of Arts beginning Monday. The programme promises 604 dramatic and scenic pictures, plus Bamber of comic and trick pictures and flushed ponies.
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Company J
School of Arts
Bamber
Bathurst Show Now To Open Early Week to Beat Crowds
Management urges residents to attend early in the week to avoid crowded houses. The programme will be completely changed each night and a large quantity of films is available. it will be a matter of which night offers the best entertainment. Mr Lelie Barclay is highlighted as popular in Bathurst for the show.
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Lelie Barclay
Bathurst
Bathurst Turf Club Show Meeting Entries
Bathurst Turf Club announces entries for the Show Meeting with races including the Opening Handicap at 6 furlongs and Show Handicap at 1 mile. Competing horses include Kinder Arrbrook Combine La Fatrie Newport Bushgrove Lady Claris St. Etienne Ayrbrook Claude Loftus Husherove Vellerricy Meri Aluccano Tha Member Thesford Koupati Treconlen Val kyrie Muscano Merit Tari The Alembar.
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Bathurst
Kinder
Arrbrook
Combine
Entering Enclosed Lands and Falsified Names in Trespass Case
The manager for Mr. John Dunkley of Glencott Dunkeld sued three men for entering an enclosed paddock. They gave false names Davis Jones Johnson, later admitted as Thomas Brown Charl Gunning. A valuable ewe and lamb were found dead, valued at 220. Defendants faced arrest, £5 fine, trespass charge, and court costs with witness fees totaling 103. Police to pursue the third man’s correct name.
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John Dunkiay
Glencott
Dunkeld
George Wunderlich
Alloged
Davis
Jones
Johnson
Benes
Thomas Brown
Charl
Gunning
Jobson
Air
McPhillams
Duntley
Cton
Polica S
Cassey
Sheldon New Discovery Promises Quick Sleep Cure
Advertisement notes Dr Sheldon s New Discovery to ease nocturnal troubles. Price listed as 1/8 and 3 per bottle. Available through Mockler Bros Georgestrest Bathurst B Morgan Burraga.
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Sheldon
Mockler Bros
Georgestrest
Bathurst
Morgan
Burraga
Dr Bheldon
Meckle Bros
George-street
B. Moran
Bytraga
Dairyman’s Liability Trial adjourned over registered premises
In a Philies Court Feleday a registered dairyman William Davis faced charges for using Bent Street land and other premises to graze cows for milk sale. The Police Magistrate adjourned the case after determining the premises belonged to the Municipality and that prior fines had been issued, with the matter set to continue next day.
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Philies Court Feleday
William Davis
Hocket-street
Bent-strest
Cald
Helen
Megistrate
Norman George Poditore
Rucket
Sydney
PAC
Sidney Glees
Henley
Barna Glough Spectacles Highlight New World of Tea and Joy
A fragmented notice advertises Barna Glough spectacles and a lifestyle image of journalism and literature opening to joy. It mentions Sydney Ported fret and Self Light Vesters tob. on venrpe Street as a place to obtain accurate optician services and educational talks.
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Barreclough
Sydney
Tcam
Lord Mayor Appeals for £750000 in NSW Fund Drive
Sydney Friday report notes the Lord Mayor announces an open appeal to the people of New South Wales for a large donation toward building the Oba Dreadnought. He states a quarter of a million pounds sterling is needed and predicts strong support from the public.
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L BY
Lord Alator
Osydney
Anpo
New South Wales
Fisher's My Stprjobs and Defence Talks in Australia
Melbourne reports show Mr Wade endorsing Dreadnought plans and Mr Fisher preparing a policy speech. Victorian Premier Mr Murray cites a reply from Mr Wad e indicating support for presenting Australia’s stance to Britain. The public mood at Melbourne events and Gympie remarks frame the defence debate.
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Wade Pavorsble
Melbourne
Lord Maror
Fisher
Australia
Labour
Murray
New South Walaa
Avade
Town Hall
Fleber
Gymple
Gympie
Ir. Irvine
King thanks New Zealand for patriotic offer to aid Britain
The King gratefully acknowledges New Zealand’s patriotic generosity and rapid offer of support. The government will consult with New Zealand on timing to implement the proposal, with the current financial year’s estimates showing ample security for the plan.
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Auckland
Pridar
New Zealand
Earl Crewe
Raya
Natal
Lord Beresford Opposes New Zealand Offer Postponement
Lord Beresford, addressing Beckenham, argues the New Zealand offer at £4 per inhabitant should not be deferred for 12 months. The Times notes the Opposition fears postponement may erode support. Beresford, recently relieved as Commander in Chief of the Channel Fleet, says naval matters demand careful duty-bound consideration.
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England
London
Beckenham
Lord Balscarres
New Zealand
Dominion
Times
Channel
Hme
Lord Beresoril
Carnegie Blames England Over Dreadnought Policy
Andrew Carnegie, speaking to a New York audience, blamed Great Britain for the Dreadnought policy, criticizing the nation's naval buildup and its international impact.
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London
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Great Britain
Germany and Asquith Promise Shipbuilding Pace
London report states Prime Minister Asquith said Germany agreed not to accelerate shipbuilding, first conveyed verbally on March 10. Germany would not complete 19 dreadnoughts by end of 1912, potentially omitting the attributed cruiser from the Tirpitz plan. An enthusiastic meeting followed.
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London
Marel
Asquith
House of Commons
Germany
Great Britain
Tirpliz
Tfth
Baring
Bathurst church notices and withdrawals announced
The Bathurst column lists clergy transfers and farewell sermons across denominations. Rev Walker Taylor joins Orange parish with preaching announced at St Bersiabas. Rev J Hulme to bid farewell in Bathurst and at White Rosk and South Barhurat, with further details later. Rev H J Arphen recovering, Baptist anniversary sermons by Rev Leech, Salvation Army Adjutant Knight to conduct meetings with family helpers.
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Walker Taylor
Orange
St. Bersiabas
Evi Renlog
Afr
Taye
Bathurst
Methodist
Baptist
H.J. Arphen
Baptist Church
Leech
Lithgow
Salvation Army
Knight
Lagoon
Evr
H. Whee
Baptist Chulch
Bathurst Prices at Mills and Local Stores
Commercial lists Bathurst prices for flour wheat bran pollard and oats at mills and local stores. Also shows fruit and vegetable prices including beans lemons apples bananas and potatoes with various regional and imported lots. Sydney produce sales report notes auctions and prices for chaff hay wheat and maize.
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Pollard
Fiji
G.M
Queensland
Onte
Lucerme Hunter Hiver
Sydney
Central Railway
Journey to the South Pole and the ration shortage
An account describes four explorers led by Mr. Wild reaching toward the South Pole but facing extreme food shortages. They endured 120 days with 21 day rations and warned they could not have carried on to the pole or return if pushed further.
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Mr. Wild
South Pole
Antarctic Summer Exploration Recap In Auckland
Report from Auckland on the Antarctic expedition detailing Professor David’s magnetic pole search. Maxson offers a graphic inland trek description with three men hauling gear under harsh conditions. Early weeks saw 30 to 40 below temperatures, later rising to extreme heat requiring clothing changes and partial stripping to singlets.
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Singlets
Auckland
David
Maxson
Woogs
Valuable Discoveries from Klemourne Expedition
Replying to Mr. Fisher Federal Premier Professor David cabled gratitude for the pit letter. Lieutenant Shackleton and the expedition will forward meteorological data and related findings to Australian meteorologists. An ecclesiastical and geological collection is also to be distributed.
Bankrupt’s Losses Linked to Burrage Copper Mills Closure
In bankruptcy proceedings Thomas Eries of Burmay testifies the collapse stemmed from Burrage Copper Mills shutdown and says he had no insolvency history. He explains pledges on Arde property and a bill of sale to Waltes & Co for 350 pounds, with assets around 2556 pounds 5s 6d and liabilities of 103 pounds. The meeting ends.
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District Regietrear
T. C. E. Richels
Par
Thomas Eries
Burmay
Hotelis
McIntosh
Sadler
Barna
Burrage
Hiswly
Mezra D'arcy
Waltessod Co
Browere
Bathurst
Church notices list services across Bathurst region
The page lists multiple church schedules including Church of England Bathurst and Parishes with various sermon times. Also notes Stephen's Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Congregational services and Sunday timings across Bathurst and surrounding areas with preacher names and venues. It includes latest quotations for Sydney stocks and a medical remark about indigestion remedies.
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