News and Notes from the Delegate Argus column
Mr G Murphy advertises draught horses for sale next Thursday. Delegate Show schedules are available from Secretary W Tete. Cadets hike Bunbury to Perth, 113 miles. Bowrabal a jockey club reorganisation meeting at Obrien's Hotel Thursday night. Rev Morris to preach at Presbyterian Church here Sunday and at Bibbenlake. Telegraph lines disrupted by heavy wind, telegrams not received. Senator Millen aims for House of Representatives seat next year. Bombalw show hosts a dog trial with prizes first £, second £11s. Cooma Bombuli railway estimate of £28,000 passed by Legislative Assembly. Delegate Show schedule pending. date set for Tuesday 18th March. Iron fragment lost on Delegate Bombala road. circular Antironith cone piece sought. Lids at Toko New Zealand organize a rock circus. duel leads to fatal shooting of Corbett and Lawrence. Snake found in bed at Wallabadab Hotel Quirindi. boarder kills it. Sydney elections: 17 Liberals, 5 Labor, 4 Independents. Sir Allen Taylor defeated. Ayrshire bull sold to Queensland Government for £210. farmer had ribbons to his credit.
Murdoch Shod 30 Bullocks in Hours at Ribbenlake
W Murdoch the Ribbenlake Blacksmith shod about 30 bullocks in a few hours with one assistant. He is said to have become an expert in bullock shoing. Also reported is Bukalong station’s record heaving on Thursday with 14 men averaging over 200 each and top scores of 289 267 and 250.
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Murdoch
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Opening Handicap and Flying Handicap Nominations Close
A historical racing card lists handicap events with prize values, distances at six furlongs and one mile, and entry fees. Nominations for Opening Handicap, School of Acts Handicap, and Flying Handicap with pedigree and past performances close on Wednesday, December 27, with acceptances due Monday, December 24. Protests cost £1 and must be lodged within ten minutes after the race. officials reserve the right to bar any participant for dishonest or improper conduct.
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Convent Concert at School of Arts Draws Large Audience
A well attended Convent Concert at the School of Arts featured a varied program including overtures, choruses, dramas, dances, and multiple vocal and instrumental items. Proceeds benefit the Sisters of St. Joseph's Convent, with a substantial sum anticipated.
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Me Poole
S. Hart
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Mr. W. Foster
C. Elliott
Ly Hart
Ireland
K. Woolley
E. O'Brien
Mr. W. Elliott
Masters
Elliott
J. Phillips
R. Stutehsbury
I. Hart
Sage
John Willie
Oddfellows plan New Year fancy dress ball at School of Arts
The Manchester Unity Order of Oddfellows will hold a plain and fancy dress ball at the School of Arts on New Year's Night. Members spare no effort to make it the season's most attractive ball with first class supper for wives and lady friends and music by top talent.
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Cure for Tuberculosis Reported by Dr Friedman
A Berlin report says Dr. Frederich Friedman announced a cure for tuberculosis including lung and bone forms at the Berlin Medical Society on November 7. He claimed 682 patients treated with high success and cited injections of living nonvirulent bacilli as the method, while London press remained skeptical.
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Wednoszky
Frederich Friedman
Berlin Medical Society
Friedman
Berlin
Reuter
London
War fund scramble and Mongolia tension stir headlines
Despatches report an imminent war between China and Russia over Mongolia as Chinese contributions flood a global war fund. Letters with sums from £20 to £200 accompany payments indicating funds to be used against Russia. Also noted are a biograph entertainment event, court action in Adelaide over a large theft, and official cemetery survey news.
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Russia
Mongolia
Chinese Consorite
Burn Relief From Balm Ended Pain Overnight
Mr J Re Worseley recalls a severe hand burn from a match, using Chamberlain's Pain Balm after seeing burns on the label. He rubbed it on, the pain ceased quickly, sleep followed, and by morning the skin remained intact with no scar. The product is sold widely.
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