Marrabri-Wyalong-Cullarondabei railway debate
The assembly passed the seconding of the Marrabri Wyalong Cullarondabei railway without amendment. Temora Wyalong extension motion was penned without debate. The Industrial Arbitration Bill was rejected by 22 to 18 votes. Major Pally linked with Starlight the Bushranger through new identifications. Nellie Stewart divorce filed as Richard Row and Mallie Stewart involved. December stat may grant a country district holiday. Imperial Army commissions allocated to Australian contingents. Sydney faces an approaching heat wave over four days.
Mandurama Band Revival and Commonwealth Meeting
Our Own Correspondent reports the Mandurama brass band reforming after years of decline with Homan of Cowra coaching twice weekly, aiming for Christmas readiness. Canon Shedden preached at the School of Arts, and the Progress Association plans a town meeting on Commonwealth inauguration. A Wednesday cricket match between Coombing Shearers and the townspeople took place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bk. Watson
Nwns
Homan
Cowra
Mandurama
Canon Shedden
School of Arts
Progress Association
Commonwealth
Visiting Ministerial Party Arrives at Woodstock
M.P. Mr Waddell, Minister for Works Mr O Sullivan, and Dr Ross visit Woodstock with a delegation of about 30 residents. They tour local sites including a request for a school residence, post office centralization, and further funding. A lengthy toast and speeches praised the Lyne government as the party inspected the old School Residence at Wood Flat before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddell M.P
Cowra
B. O'Sullivan
Ross MB
Molong
Woodstock
Marshall
William Tucker J.P
Sullivan
Me Waddell
Ross
L. Purcell J.P
J. Glasson
J. Boardman J.P
M. A. Corray
F. G. Boothman
O'Sullivan
Sydney
P. Crick
M.G
Messra L. Purcell
A. Binsley
Wood Flat
L Poros
W. Tucker
Waddell
Canowindra
Monsis
L. Porosti
A Minaley
Rey
J. Doran
Othora
Callimont Picnic and Mining Hopes amid Quiet Times
Our Own Correspondent reports a public school picnic led by Miss Murray with a large spread and tables hosted by Mesdamen J Lee Williams Smart and others. Families are away shearing and mining or leaving for a Woodstock contract. Rain favors grain while local mines are being worked by Wood w Bros Rue A Young T Mullalley Matthews. Rumor says a Fancy Juvenile Ball for the Gallimont Accident Fund tonight followed by a supper and social for elder youths as the community gathers with enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Murray
Mesdamen J. Lee
Williams
Smart
Winterbottom
Madigan
Murray
Woodstock
Cullen
Young
Messia
Woodw Bros
Rue
A. Young
T. Mullalley
Matthews
Mesars
J, G
T. Digby
Gallimont Accident Fund
Sacred Concert and Bathurst Social Notes
A sacred concert by blind vocalist Mr J Parker and local amateurs drew praise at the Masonic Hall after church hours. A storm killed 12 sheep at Model Farm, with £26 178 3d raised for Mrs Burgess and family. Bathurst Art Society opened its annual Exhibition to a large crowd, with abundant entries. Sergt J E Mullampy, formerly with the 1st Regt Australian Bushmen, arrived in Bathurst to visit his sisters before returning to Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Parker
Masonic Hall
Parker
Bathurst Art Society
Sergt
J. KE. Mullampy
1St
Regt
Forbes
Transvaal
Bathurst
Cricket match ends with Blayney visitors winning over Carcoar
Progress Association clash last Wednesday yielded a win for Blayney, captained by Mardardy with Shaughneasy bowling. Blayney total 103, Carcoar 50. Supper at Kenworthy's followed, with speeches by Canon Shedden and local officials before a jolly close. A draw occurred in the Ga and Carcoar match after rain interrupted play.
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The
Progress Association
Blayney Progress Association
Mardardy
Shaughneasy
Blayney
J.mcdonald
J. O'Mara
F. Mallon
J. McDonald
J Davies
P. Williams
Kenworthy
Mily K. Ti
R. Mordardy
E. Watson
L. Johnson
Seo
Osrooar Eropiers Association
Iinks
B . Jd. G. Derwin
Crearally
Carcoar
Open Column on Back Rates and City Sanitation
A reader questions back rates for land fenced by Derwin Bros and whether Derwin or others hold proper authority to reclaim ground. The letter also notes Mayor Watson’s objection to free disinfectants, arguing the council may act under the Public Health Act to disinfect premises, space permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Derwin
Derwin Bros
Ald
J. E. Watson
Billy Bogan the Aboriginal dies in Parramatta Gaol Hospital
Billy Bogan or Billy Bogen an Aboriginal man died at Parramatta Gaol Hospital after a weakened heart and frein collapse. Readers recall his 1885 conviction for the aliasing crime while under Constable Healey transport. He escaped with another prisoner Kats near a railway overbridge Curcosr but leaped from a train and fled. He was recaptured about two years later in Queensland and returned to receive seven years penal servitude.
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Billy Bogan
Billy Bogen
Parramatta
Billy
Queensland
Man Known as Bill the Badier Found Dead in Water Hole
Ramael l William Palmer called Bill the Badier was found Tuesday morning in a water hole behind W Fox’s residence. Alick Curry and W Fox reported the body, taken to the Royal Hotel’s Commercial Room. He had intemperate habits and while crossing the River apparently fell from a 43 foot bank, breaking his arm and drowning. A possible son of a solicitor once practicing at Wort Maitland. his father is said to have drowned in the River Hunter Sheep Disease. Wavy correspondent notes Guthrie the chemist for Agriculture and Mr Stewart visited town regarding mortality among stock, to study water and forage.
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Ramaell
William Palmer
Carooni
Bill the Badier
Alick Curry
W. Fox
Mr. Fox
Royal Hotel
W. Clark
Dovernedia
Wort Maitland
Hunter
Mail tender accepted for service to Mandurama and nearby towns
The tender of Mr. O. W. Marshall of Woodstock has been accepted for the conveyance of mails from Mandurama and nearby towns via Marangulla Public School Egan’s and Belmore. Service is scheduled twice weekly commencing in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. W. Marshall
Woodstock
Mandurama
Egsoton
Walli
Canowindra
Marangulla
Egan's
Belmore
Btores Egg and Poultry Orders Marketed in Sydney Auction
A fragmented listing shows large and small quantities of eggs and poultry marketed by Gil and immediate buyers. Dealings involve multiple parties and a salicyden remedy cited for health issues, with supplier Hl Faulding and Co. operating at 16 O'Connell Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck
Tiddy
Caronar
Lange
Gil
Hemalgis
Sven Tan
Salicyden
Faulding and Co
O'Connell
Sydney
Vitadatio proves cure for lung hemorrhage claim
A testimonial from William Mantes Smith of Auckland dated 1900 claims Vitadatio cured his years of coughing and lung hemorrhage after ten years of weakness. He describes gradual health gains after seven to twenty six bottles, weight gain, and renewed ability to work. He invites inquiries and testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Melbourne
Auckland
Vitadallo
Plaase
Williiam Mantes Smith
E. A. Sura
Grant of £140 for Telegraph Office additions
Mr Waddell secures a grant of £140 to expand accommodation at the Carecar Post and Telegraph Office. Carenar Progress Association notes the secretary’s letter is received and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddell
Carecar Post
Telegraph Office
Carenar
Local Notices Then and Now Lacking Clarity
Sooty fragmentary column notes sickness at home with J H Loopke and Jus Ewens Cathcart. Mentions a Roman Catholic church service on Sunday at Garoonar and a convent concert December 12th. Also refers to an Anxious Enquirer about clergymen charging fees and McDonald Races scheduled for Boxing Day December 26th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. McDonald
Pro ‘Gramao
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the Carcoar Chronicle
Narrabri-Walgett Railway
Ansermbly
Marrabri- Woalgett-Cullarondabei
Temora
Tamora-Wyalong
Major Pally
Beo
Perth
W.A
Nellie Stewart
Richard Row
Mallie Stewart
Imperi
Forther
Imperial Army
Coombing
Callimont
Cricket
Carcoar Vy
Barry
Parestes
Connolly
Davies
W. Derwin
W. Short
Gartis
V. MacDermott
Mapnessy
Forner
C. Fox
Canon
Bhedden
Wavney
Guthrin
Department of Agriculture
Stewart
Department
Bindhrom
Guthria
Alec Onks
Bydney
Walla
Vitadatio
Dea
Lana
A. Patwen
Australasia
India
Ceylon
Japan
Pitt St
Rydney
W. Weeper
Lanoceaton
Tasmani
Uprietor
Corceapoudenes
J. H. Loopke
C.L. A
Moville
F. Green
Gen. Green
Bervicea
Chiurch
Bundsy
Garooar
Sisters of the Convent
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