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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
2
The fifth monthly match of the year's twelve was fired on the Bombala range on Saturday. Seven shots were fired at 300 and Goo yards with scores recorded for participants including Tweedie A and Biton sor Hd OE.
Mrs. Mary Quinn of 8 Phillips Glebe Sydney details a painful shin injury from a bench knock that worsened into poison. After failed remedies and doctor visits she found relief and healing using Zam-Buk, noting new healthy skin and a perfectly cured leg. Zam-Buk is sold widely, price listed as 3s 6d per pot.
The steamer Marathon, last in Australia, has been lengthened by about 50 feet and tonnage increased by 1300 tons. She was cut behind the bridge, with a new bridge deck lounge, refined saloon, added single-berth cabins, and new third class spaces. Miltiades, her sister ship, is undergoing similar work.
At Bendoc Court of petty sessions Adelaide Sophia Jackson was charged with breaking into Henry Feltis’s Dunlop home and stealing money hidden in a wall box. The case detailed notes, silver, and two £15 cheques left behind while testimonies from Armstrong, Dunn, and bank officials tied a £10 note to Armstrong through Dunn.
Advertises a medicine for bronchitis, coughs, croup, asthma, hoarseness, and chest pain. Claims rapid relief, prevents chronic cough or consumption, and that a dose or two cures when started early. Sold by all chemists and medicine vendors.
Witnesses recall a scheme involving Mrs Armstrong and accused, with two £10 notes hidden in a wood-box and later found. Accused denied ownership, claimed a letter from Mrs Armstrong urged disclosure, and statements altered amid police questioning as Constable Shannon and Detective Clugston corroborate.
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