Bomb explodes injuring Mr Edwards after secret spring touched
From our Exchanges BeNpiGo Leonard Edwards, son of Me G B Edwards, received trophies from brother in law Private Cyril White who returned invalided after service in Prince. A German bane caused the device to explode when Edwards touched a hidden spring. his right hand was shattered and he was wounded in the abdomen and face with his right forearm amputated. His condition is critical. The Monaro district reports substantial Red Cross sleep fund receipts in Sydney. Cooma district total contributions reach £762 with a looming need for a £500 bus and £330 yearly upkeep. Police Sergeant Overton of Cooma testifies at the Central Summons Court about a tram collision with a motor car. driver Vivian Charles Beer pleads guilty and is fined £3 and costs. Monaro Shire Clerk notes hire offer for traction engine to move a boiler from Kyloe mines, now closed. Thomas Fleney Thrower, member for Macquarie, dies after illness. he was a notable trades-union figure and former Chairman of Committees and Deputy Speaker.
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Monaro
Sydney
Messrs
Pitt, Son
Budgery
Harrison, Jones
Devlin
Cooma District
Cooma
Overton
Melarlane
Central Summons Court
Jane Sth
George Street
Vivian Charles Beer
Hin. Boer
Monara Shire
E. H. West
Kyloe
Adaminahy
Cooma Vilway Station
Thomas Fleney Thrower
Macquarie
Baptist Street
Redfern
Thrower
Burney
Legislative Assembly
Mother Seigel's Syrup Praised In Newtown Testimony
A Newtown NSW resident writes from 16 Angel Street in January 1916 praising Mother Siegel's Syrup as a remarkable stomachic for digestion and neuralgia. The testimonial claims strong relief after using six bottles, noting improved sleep appetite and strength.
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Mother Singer
Newtown
Nsw
Aotes
Mornen Steen
Mother Seigel
Bega Court Overrules Liquor Ban Appeal
At Bega Quarter Sessions Joseph Solomon appealed a Shepherd conviction over after hours opening of the Commercial Hotel bar. Judge Fitzhardingy reserved and then ruled the law allows serving bona fide travellers lodgers or inmates at any hour but not at the bar, so the bar may remain open for certain patrons. The conviction was set aside with costs.
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Bega
Joseph Solomon
Shepherd
Bland
Fitzhardingy
Cumberland
Peeson
Stey
Thor
Adu
Leatine Court
Boga
Goulburn hotels closed under local option vote
Old established hotels the Builders Arms in Goulburn Street and the Bridge in Auburn Street were closed on Monday under the Local Option Act. The Bridge history traces to the two bridemen beyond the creek crossing, while the Grafton Street house was built by the late Mr. Charles Goode. The Penny Post notes 23 hotel closures nationwide and observes many sites repurposed. A separate item from Wy Yung Gippsland reports a fatal accident involving a horse drawn wagon and four girls, with Amy Vera Tallash dying from injuries.
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Goulburn
Builders Arms
Grafton Streets
Auburn Street
Grafton Street
Charles Goode
Moses Baird
Baird
George Topham
Briden
Goldsmith Street
Penny Post
Wy Yung
Gippsland
Lala Advertiser
Ales
George W Tallash
BW. Hamilton
Mr. Boyd
Taliash
Amy Vera
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J. Fakhry & Co
Bombala
District
Maroon
Reed & CO
Fakary
Nimmitabel
Delegate
J. Faxhay & Ge
Murdoch
Park Street, Ltd
Call Waugh
Fis
Dr. Waugh
Globe Hotel
Friends of the Globe Hotel
Mere Geal Gavin
Saiek He Wal
Anthony
Anthony Horderns
Trai
Mo Prines
Anthony Hordern & Sons
Timien
New Palace Emporium
Brigkfield Hill
P. Heyde
Kiomays
Niumitabel Ab 2 Po
Bonilula
Nimwitabel
John , Brown and
Sonia
Jans J. Brows
Pritchard
Pritchard & Co. Merchant Tailors
Imperial Arcnde
J. F. Rolfe
Our
SMITE
Israel
McKenzie
Mckenzie's
Wharf Sydney
Israel’s
TRE
George St
Page Woodcock
Lincoln
LEA & Perring
Lea & Pervis
Worcestershire
Australia
Paling
W. H. Paling & Co., Ltd
Newcastle
Lismore
Rogar
Gulgcd,” Bubgies, Drays, &O Pueroand Motor Cars
Uern
Fred J. Smith
Woode