Grim Relics Mystery At Hogulogg Burials Near Groufell
A fragmentary report describes police at Hogulogg near Groufell uncovering human bones and 49 masks in rabbit burrows amid huts. The scene involves local officials, medical examiners, and residents as investigators seek to determine the origin and age of the remains and whether they relate to a past campaign or local rumor.
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Forbes Police
Monee
Hogulogg
Groufell
Beymaur
Andy Unlwcy
Town Clerk's Scheme for Cooperative Payment of Engineer
Town authorities propose a cooperative payment plan to finance an engineer. The aim is to save ratepayers money by diverting funds from municipal projects to cover engineering costs. The plan undergoes review by the Local Government Department with guidance from the city council.
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Forges Municipal Counel
Kobe
Agiaiade
Valiowly
Smuat
Hornuseachon
Axalibant
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Night Tennis Courts Look In New Light At Meeting
North Hill Park Association again deferred action on tennis courts after tabling extra information for council. The group offered to pay 1s 6d per hour and provide guarantees for payments while arguing the courts should not become property of the association. Debate centered on costs tied to refurbishing and maintaining the two courts, with figures cited around 16 for the Matins and 200 or 2400 for the two courts. The mayor and panel board expressed concern over property ownership and future funding. The delay aimed to resolve lighting and ownership doubts before proceeding.
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North Hill Park Association
Tenning
Marre
Thissuaton
Uwe
Byrnes
Nine new houses under rapid construction in Camp Hill town
Nine new residences are under rapid construction across Camp Hill as walls rise at Cane TA Fee rom FUNKE urp and adjacent streets. The Walling inspector reported at the council meeting that multiple properties are in course of erection with an estimated value noted in the past fortnight.
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Ole Uhors
Walling
Jy Bla
Help From Council on Reduced Electric Lighting Charges
Rev Father Fox asks Municipal Council for lower electricity rates for evenings fetes and carnivals. At the last meeting, committee noted the matter and urged support for electricity use under a lower tariff, with a minimum 20 units required for the reduced rate.
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Father Fox
Imarierly
Phe
Time
Anternate Bfhe Electricaty
No Better Lick on the Market claims in testimonial letter
An extract from a letter from S. Wilson & Co of Gundigai reports strong satisfaction with VitalLick after four years of use. The writers praise VitalLick and NLP Drench, noting continual application across livestock and beneficial results. The testimonial is described as unsolicited and backed by years of practical and scientific research.
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Vitallick
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