Eugowra Pony Club holds August committee meeting
The Eugowra Pony Club met August 4 at the Post Office Hotel with president J. J. Sinderberry and secretary C. Dwyer present. A October meeting is planned with the same show program, and A. G. Minter was named starter. September 27 closes nominations for the next meeting. A Ladies Millinery display at J. W. Leen was announced.
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Eugowra Pony Club
Post Office
J. J. Sinderberry
R. A. Douglas
J. & Irvine
W. Cook
J. ¢. Herbert
A. G. Minter
Charles Dwyer
Herbert
Douglas
Naxt
Boree Shire Council Reports on Road Work Progress
Boree Shire Council President A H J Wilcox details Robey Crusher Gang activity at 11 mile and five mile pegs on Canowindra Eugowra Road. The gang metalled, gravelled and rolled 54 chains, produced 1159 metal loads and 396 gravel loads in three weeks two days. Returned Soldiers work on Goolagong Road progresses with required pipes and blasting through rock. Other crews report metal crashing, re-sheeting in Bugowra and updates on Smith’s paddock to Orange Parkes road.
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Boree Shire
A. H. J. Wilcox
Robey Crusher
Binile
Canowindra-Eugowra
Weing
Goolagong Road
Watts
Howell
Bugowra
Helenda
J. Morrow
Gang
Smith
Orange
Parkes
Gregra
Joode
Bender
Victory Rum claims historical fame and health benefits
The passage touts Feqs Co. Sydney as seller of Victory Rum made to outshine substitutes linked to the real Dan Kelly tale at Glenrowan. It extols purity and health benefits while urging retailers to stock Victory Rum to avoid customer blame and health risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Kelly
Mackay
Ned
Steve Hart
Glenrowan
Fesq & Co., Ltd
Sydney
Alet
Auctioneers sale notice for machines and goods
Wheatley and Martel Auctioneers advertise sales of stock and station agents with agencies including Massey Harrie Machinery Clutterbuck Brow s Oil Engines and Chaff Cuthers Paton Ju eos Manures Northern Assurance auction sales conducted to any part ver be division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massey Harrie Machinery
Clutterbuck Brow
Paton, Jueos Manures
Ansuranre “Oy
Divisien
Zagowra District Opens New Tailoring Shop Next Door
P Lee Practical Tailor notifies Zagowra and District residents of a new tailoring business next to Ashcroft's Refreshment Rooms. All work completed on premises. Call and inspect patterns. Suits cleaned and pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zagowra
Ashcroft
Tullamore Peace Day Celebrations Highlight Parade and Prizes
Peace Day celebrations in Tullamore drew large crowds as a procession led by returned soldiers and Red Cross groups toured main streets to a picnic ground. Prizes were awarded for best turnout including Mr J H M'Coll's motor car and Mr W J Vandermaal's decorated horse and lorry.
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Red Cross Indies
Manchester Unity
J. H. M’colls
W. J. Vandermaal
P Toohey
R. Shtelton
Land Board
Tullamore
Bertram
Trandle
Diggra
Red Cross
Hamiltap
A. Robinson
L. Savage
H. Medcalf
E. Pyrke
FP. Purcell
R. Field
Red Crows
Mrs Roach
Miss Neal
Mre Tm'’Namora
Mre Pownend
Miss Roach
Miss TI
Roach
Destructive Fire Ignores Galeca Station Homestead
Galeca Station suffers a major blaze during week 4 meet destroying the home stead and most possessions. The occupants found the fire when it began around seven, with only some furniture spared. The house, valued for 61 years of use, had modern conveniences including an electric lighting plant and was insured for a small amount, amplifying Mr Gavel's heavy loss.
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Galeca
Gavel
Storekeeper Victimised In Fraudulent Cheque Case
A Bathurst Street storekeeper was cheated by a forged Newton Carroll Dramatic Company cheque. The cashier accepted the cheque and bank presentation revealed no account. Police arrested the man involved. he will face sessions for forging and uttering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Bathurst Street
Newton Carroll
Newton Carroll Dramatic Company
Worrested
Gambling raid shocks town as seven Chinese face court
Police raided a local gambling house run by Chinese residents near the railway. Seven Chinese are due in court. News of Rev Father Dunne death at Parkes during appendicitis operation sent shock through the parish. The Jockey Club flag poles were lowered as mourners gathered at the graveside led by Children of Mary. The Bishop of the Diocese conducted the service with four priests from nearby towns. Archdeacon Nell spoke at Saint all Saints Church in tribute to the late charitable priest.
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Father Dunne
Fin
Holzman
Parkes
Jockey Lab
Bourke
Make Your Own Cough Mixture and Save Money
Guidance on preparing a homemade cough remedy using warm water vinegar treacle honey sugar and a vial of Heenso. Describes mixing steps and storage in a corked bottle with a suggested price and family quantity focusing on safety for children and overall cost savings.
Annual Races Draw Crowds Despite Mixed Finishes
Races held last Thursday and Friday under pleasant weather drew large crowds. Though numbers in the fields were uneven, several finishes were very strong. One horse bolted after the finish, delighting the crowd before being brought into the paddock.
Parkes items note deaths and local events
(From Our Own Correspondent). Mr Minogue died in Parkes hospital at 36 after miner's plithlets. Parkes show entries promise a bumper event. A fire at Hofelen destroyed a machinery shed and farming implements. An inquiry will be held. Judge Armstrong had a respite after Laak at Forbes. Several Parkes hearings were settled out of court. Private Kendall returned after active service. Mrs Muir underwent appendicitis surgery. Building applications total £4360 at council. Jim Freeman sold till and goodwill of Tatsell's Hotel to R J Shearman of Commercial Hotel. Preparations for a reception for Bir Walter and Lady Davison at the Parkes show. Privates McFarlane, Davis and Johnson welcomed back. Joseph Westcott died at Auburn aged 82. burial at Alectown. Inquiry into James Moon death yet to fix date. Parkes Peace War Lawn campaign discussed with Lord Mayor of Sydney. A. McKay injured when wagon wheel ran over him. People’s Institute officers elected. Parkes Jockey Club annual meeting showed improved finances. Show entries closed. three numbers received.
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Minogue
Parkes Hospital
Parkes
Hofelen
J. J. Wood
Aledown Road
Armstrong
Forbes
Harry Kendall
Ypres
M. Muir
Dalton Street
Jim Freaman
Tatersall
R. J. Shearman
Coolah
P. and A. Association
Bir Walter
Lady Davidson
A. M'Farlane
A. E. Davis
A V. Johnson
Joseph Westcott
Auburn
Alectown
James Moon
Nibblers Hjm
Cornell
Sydney
A. M’kay
The
People's Institute
G. W. Seaborn
Rey
Quick Cure Restores Energy After Illness
A person with a sore throat and back pain felt listless and unable to work, then woke refreshed after taking several doses of the medicine. The account describes rapid relief following treatment.
Solomon's Influenza Mixture Claims Quick Cure
An old advertisement touts Solomon's Influenza Mixture No 1 promising recovery in 48 hours. It lists price 2/6 and availability from chemists and directly from the maker I L Solomon, with local dealer HH J Fowler Chemist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IL. V. Solomon
Chamist
Cootamundra
HH. J. Fowler
Rabbit Skins Trappers and Skin Geiters
Austen and Pratley announce a major overseas order for rabbit and furred skins. They invite sellers to join their supply network, offering quotes before selling elsewhere and emphasizing leadership in station produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austen
Pratley
Noth Addressed on Rankin Street Forbes
A clipped notice from Forbes reports a person named Austen and Pratley Noth related to Rankin Street Forbes. The text includes a phone line 286 and a quoted maxim about theft and reputation.
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Noth
Rankin Street
Forbes
Monumental Mason Defends Reputation In Forbes Notice
Arthur Brough of Lachlan Street Forbes denounces vassing orders claiming he is incapable of work and warns legal action against any slanderers. He states he partners with top Australian wholesale firms and asserts competitive workmanship materials and price in NAW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brough
Lachlan-street
Forbes
Australia
Naw
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Pony Club
J. W. Leen
Kiara
Eugowra
D. Ruge
Aengrove
W. Mulligan
E. Witnall
A. Rath
T. Beagrove
Kirby
D. Herbert L. Collits
C. Besgrove
J. Kirby
J. Martin
Db. Ruge
A. Besgrove
R. Kirby
Herbert A. Rath
T. Besgrove
J Martin L
Collits
Besgrove
J. W. Lees
Mrs Weeks
Chas
Bert
Phil Weeks
Conowindra
Mra Weeks
Jos Woodgate
Joe
Atandig
School of Arta Hall
Sinderberry
Wey Vinderberry
Messrs
Lol
Devine
W. Hickey
Sheehy
L. Mallick
Harry Langdo
Charley Sloan
Dreas
Valles
Lees
Boree Shire Council
Wheatley and
Martel
P, Lee
P. Toohey
M.C
Potter
J. A. Miller
Wer Shepherd
W. Parson
Shepherd
Neweoprieter
Reputaton
Tiogan Gale
Mir Murray
Wits
J, Hi
Wenzel
Tully
Donnelly
W. Hensman
McOl
Clarke
Buchanan
Stone
R. Gillanders
Smytha
M’ Millan
Savage
Carey
M'Laughilin
Jumble Plainy
Bogan Gate
Onley
Mra Denner
Mire Onley
Melbourne
H. and
Ewin
Lawmce
VW. Ewin
Bomingtons
Avannemas
Sudain
News OF the
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Thomas
Cunningham Bros
Austen & Pratley
Lachlan Street
Waldron
Waverley
Grho
W. A. Woawn
George Street
Wades
Wade
Browe & Econ
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