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Newspaper
Corryong Courier
Location
Corryong, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
4
A compact notice lists patent medicines Marking Ink Caseara Pills Williams Liver Pills and Cockle’s Pills. The brief item advertises cures or tonics with claims of liver relief and general health benefits. No further details provided.
Government tables outline inferred open seasons for native and introduced fauna across Australian regions. The document lists hundreds of species including kangaroos, ducks, quail, and parrots with regional start and end dates. It notes sanctuaries where hunting is prohibited year round and specifies dates for licit fishing and crayfish.
The item lists fishing seasons and open dates for various rivers and fish in Victoria. It covers Roach on the Yarra from Johnston Bridge to Dight’s Falls from September 15 to November 11, Gippsland Perch from Tub Angnat to November 30, Murray Perch including Murray Bream and Murray Cod with October and November dates, and notes on other freshwater fish seasons.
A sweeping wartime chronology spans June to April, detailing Archduke Franz Ferdinand’s assassination, Austria-Hungary’s ultimatum and declarations of war, Russia and Britain mobilizations, and major battles. It tracks German offensives from Belgium to France, Austrian and Russian campaigns, naval engagements, and global Allied actions, naming nations, ships, and key dates.
The scrambled text references The Commonwealth, Yates, Papuit, Lord Howe Island, and Nurto lle Teiusd, discussing delivery quotas and wealth policy. It alludes to parliamentary debates on delivery to the Crown and war-era taxation, with scattered mentions of ships, filers, and censuses, amid garbled phrases pointing to a public notice or policy debate in the Commons.
The text shows an archaic tax threshold claim and a schedule note for three trains leaving on days Monday to Saturday. It mentions the publication by A. T. Banturr sole proprietor and an address in Corryony. The readable fragments indicate a notary or company notice with income limits and a trains timetable.
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