Relief of Mafeking under Archibald Hunter advances against Boers
Lowpox reports Sir Archibald Hunter marching to Mafeking. Boers flee from Fourteen Streams leaving trenches. Smaldeel Boers retreat toward Waal River with many surrendering horses and rifles. Railways from Branidfort to Amalies damaged delaying stores. Colonial Brigade reaches Welgelegen. Hamilton near Winburg. Buller plans advance with improved transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Hunter
Mafeking
Magersfontein
Reaetion
Zand
Waal River
Branidfort
Amalies
Welgelegen
Smalldeel
Hamilton
Winburg
French
Local Land Board Meeting at Careoar May 15 1900
A Local Land Board meeting in Careoar will be held at the Court House on May 15 1900 at 10 am. Items include Coyptrioxan Purchases extensions of time to fence and inquiries under Sec 36 Act 1884. Several land leases considerations and appraisals are listed for H. T. May J. Stapleton and others, with road project connection to the UlabaI e river towards Orange and land resumed portions 46 47 22 and x4 Carlton owned by J Molyneaux.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Careoar
Court House
A.M Ginsson
Glasson
A. Radburn
Glaep
T. J. Horton
O'Brien
Commercial Banking Coy
Sydney
Commercial Banking Oy
H. T. May
Howestean Seecros
A. Ewen
G. Elliott
T. Hailstone
BR. J. Newham
J. Stapleton
W. Hassell
W.S. Oliver
J. A. McKillop
J.A. McKillop
Ulabale River
Orange
Lis
Parinh Carlton
J. Molyneaux
Brisk Blayney Carcoar Lawn Tennis Clash Recalled
A hard fought lawn tennis match at Blayney between Blayney and Carcoar drew a large crowd. Carcoar lost by two games in 16 sets, missing their best players Connolly and Watson, with many games decided at deuce or advantage and several close mixes and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blayney
Carcoar
Gents
Messrs
Connolly
Watson
Deuce
Idvantage
Reg
Bathurst Philharmonic Society Forms At First Meeting
Bathurst correspondent reports the first annual meeting of the Bathurst Philharmonic Society held Monday night with Mr W G Kelk in the chair and a strong turnout of members attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst Philharmonic Society
W. G. Kelk
Police Court Note on Sunday Drunkenness and Animal Incident
Police court record shows J P J H Loughe presiding with M Doyla fining for drunkenness. A horse and cart caused minor damage during the incident near a yard and smiths inn, dragging the cart and smashing a saree in front of a local inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tueepar
J. H. Loughe
JP. M. Doyla
Jane
Naylor
Smith's Innessit
Gallymont Machiics Institute Adopts Reading Menu Plan
A meeting of Gallymont Machiics Institute committees decided to install a reading menu for the main hall, funded by a government grant of £52. They also voted a fund for books. Minerals supplied by the Mines Department are now used as suitable cases, an acquisition to the institute, while local matters remain flourishing. A suburban police court hearing featured a humorous mispronunciation exchange about a notice to quit, resolved when the clerk clarified the word harnt as aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallymont Machiics Institute
Mines Department
Euburban
Harnt
Premises of Shakes Hours to Railwaysmen
At a farewell banquet Chamber of Commerce praised Mr. Railway Commissioner Oliver. He spoke on railway management, noting political criticisms but saying outcomes were satisfactory. He cited pay rates and hours, claiming New South Wales workers averaged 49 hours weekly with efforts to shorten hours. The railway staff were described as highly efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Oliver
Europe
America
New Bent Wales
Mining reports from Warradory and Burraga region mining activity
The report notes gold washes near Molong by Rasxesll party and prospects at four miles from Molong with Captain Chande Smith planning involvement. It mentions a reef growth in the main north west drive yielding gold, and Lloyd Copper Company seeking a 30 acre ironstone lease at Burraga plus road work. An Adelaide Tarcoola sample assayed for gold and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong
Chande Smith
Nandillynn Tonle
Burmaga
Lloyd Copper Company
Burrage
Jeremy
Burraga
Wheat market steady with export demand maintains top value
W H Cantor, West Broker, Sydney and Melbourne, reports prime wheat remains near top value at 2/8 ex Darling Harbour for millers and similar export lines. Some shipments to farmers and small lots continue. Inferior quality sells around 2/1 to 2/8 with export quality at 2/8 for export. London market quotes 29 shillings per 480 lbs for Australian cargoes.
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W. H. Cantor
Sydovy
Melbourne
Darling Harbour
London
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Buller
Sir Redvers Buller
Etal
Local Land Board
the Carcoar Chronicle
Mer. Short
Miss Pendered
Mrs. Pile
Mr. Arnott
Miss Woolley
Thiddulph
Misa Stammoers
Mr. McLeod
Misa Marsh
MacDermott
Misa Ligga
Canon Sheldon
Miss Makeig
Mr. Neal
Misa Hall
Canon Shelden
Misa Makeig
Mr. MacDermott
Miss Higgs
Short Aml
Miss Punlered
Mr. Nun
Anil Misa Bali
E—N
Mr. Biddulph
Mise Staotmers
Misa Marsti
Mra. Pile
Canon Shedden
Misa MaKeies
Miss Miggs
Mr. McLeal
Miss Marsh
Mr Short
Misa Pendrod
Mr. Biddolph
Misa Stammera
Miss Juli
Bayney
Genta
W. Arnott
Mr. Pile
Moayney
W. EH
Short — Il
C. Carconi
Gi. Connolly
W. A. Short
EB. Watson
Anol Shedden
Biddulphy
VB Mac Dermot
G. Derwin
Higgs
Laptie
Mr. Short
Canon Sheddon
J. E. Watson
Short
von Curtis
Leidertafel
Hamilton Maynard
Howani B. Suttor
T. A Machattie
Messra. W. EH. Webb
Ke.t. Webb
J. McPhillamy
Julian
Missis Gilbert and
Golsby
R. Bray
School of Arts
J. R Rutherford
Synod of
Diocese of
Salhurst
All Saints’ Cathedral
Camidge
Dean Marriot
K. H. Lea
W. R K. Howell
W. K. Howell
Canowindra
Canowindra P.A and H. Association
Froggatt
Grenfell
Wilkinson
Grenfell Bank
Koorowatha- Grenfell
Rockiley
Hr. Healitt
Jamper's Crosk
Rockley
Winelcombe
Carcon
Lul
Public Service Board
Dolphery
Cowllan
Nichoton
Tongcott
Gutersbury
Jeol
Wari
Auguata
Ausurika
Rowe
Main Remionba
Frangle
Hay ii
Rennin
Absboomme Bridgman
Goyetmont Fiesell Stacey
Blapney
Bathurst
Gallymont
Wark Dori
Warradory
Rasxesll
Gobi
Kelly
Mount Davle
Sane
Adelaide
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