War and political notes from Friday session
The House of Representatives faced long debates last night over Warif and Western Land Division bills. A Pretoria correspondent reports 70 command units remaining in the area while a Cape Police devortor was captured. The King approves a Mounted Corps in London to be named King’s Colonial. Pichon, the French ambassador, denies pillage but concedes two participated in looting. Labor Council backs a resolution urging Twilovernée to resume work.
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Cape
Colonial
London
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Ion
Labor Council
Departure notice for Mr MacDermott at City Bank
A local farewell notes the departure of Mr MacDermott after eight years as manager of the City Bank branch. He is promoted to a new post and will move to a distant home in about three weeks. The town thanks him for services to clubs, hospital, and School of Arts. Mr Henin of Buffalo is expected to succeed him.
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MacVermott
Hank
MacDermott
Lyndhurst
Fundy
Dromaoey
Eatlio
Dacranan
Royal Hall Lynda
At & Ym
Willard
Hon
Bearotary
Courthouse Report On Licenses And Discharges
The annual meeting for granting auctions licenses was held Tuesday before Meats Cobb and Byron. Licenses were granted to John Links and J. W. Fos, a license to Jamies Stommore, and M. Moots was refused. An application by T. Bounat for Kaonsa was denied. John Dayan was discharged after drinking. On Tuesday before Mr J L Cobb J P John Kelley was fined for indecent language.
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Huld On
Anglican Church Chapter Meeting at Blayney
A church chapter met Wednesday under the presid of His Majesty King Howl Daan. Present were Rev. J. Vale, Rev. P. Truooy, BLA, G. Spencer, and others from Hingney and Batharat. After Holy Communion a paper on church attitudes and youth instruction was read. An afternoon session adjourned for lunch, with debate on dissent and Sunday School teaching. An organist was appointed to lead future services, and the next meeting is set for Carooar with Archdeacon silt presiding.
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Uodar Ue
Howl
Thombar
B.A. Grontoll
Witharby
Guyoog
HH. Vala
Caroar
J. Onyons
Neville
Mostra
Barry and
Mathews
Hingney
Revde
P. Truooy
Bla
G. Spencer
Onkos
Kt. C. Wall
Batharat
Papar
J. H. Vale
Hogan
W. K. Howell
Kanter
Yar
Bathurst Mystery After River Tragedy and Art Exhibition
Readers recall the tale of Sosy in Beltwater Creek near Bathurst where a man drowned after his cattle delivery. A boy sighted a submerged body, police found a partly dressed corpse, money, and evidence. the coroner ruled accidental drowning. A Bathurst Art Book Exhibition opened in Manonia Hall with strong attendance and well received works.
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O'Connell
Wathurst
Walter Lew
Mann
Woodlands
Han Ba
Spartiary
Anon
Polios
Spain
N.C. O'Neill
Sorpicea
Bathurst
Manonia
Miomnaco
Notice of Auctions and Public Sales in Town
Fragmented notice lists auctions and asset sales with dates in December 1901 and related legal notices. Mentions Carour, Carnal 10s Dec, 150, G. Stammers, J.J. Smith, and various garbled names. Indicates property and livestock sale to be held noon on December 22, 1901 if not redeemed.
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Carnal
Tro
Joe Wand
G. Stammers
Ponpdkenper
St Carour
Norambuc
J.J. Smith
Ilagibla Brand
Bicycle Sports Meet Opens at Lyndhurst in 1902
In Lyndhurst on Wednesday January 8 1902 local bicycle sport events were listed with officials M J Moors Beorwlary BL Hogan C Clowmileh Jodge war Ruborne and many others. The program includes opening handicap, wheel bar, prizes, nominations, and conditions under the NSW league rules. Competitors must declare proper names and recent performances, with registrations and weights noted. The gathering concludes with a registration at Mr McCloakey's Hotel on Friday November 27.
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C. Clowmileh
Jodge
War
Ruborne
Gnunt
Duke
Timitaker
Lanbeavir
Me B. Hogan
Maxie
Maxie of the Encktandicuppars. Moanra, ©. Gooat, Mf Davideon, M, J) Moore
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Monnoy
Innaidt
Mondry
MO Hons
Byrne
J. Wilkinson
Lanne
A Gundledae
Burky
C. I Moorutiokd
N.S.W. League of Wheaten
Crom Te
Publican
MacLaren on the Campaten Review in the Austea Indian
The November issue previews MacLaren's contribution to the Austea Indian Review of Reviews from the last English Eleven tour in Australia. It notes a planned illustrated piece and promises a critical yet friendly tone, examining international match conditions and the umpire question.
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MincLaren
Resdern
Hanjitainhji
Review of Reviewa
Elevan
Australia
A.C. Mao
Lara
Smilar
Inaue
MacLaren
Tonchon
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