Farmers and Bettlers' Association of New South Wales
The article lauds the Farmers and Bettlers' Association of New South Wales formed in 1890. It explains its aims to urge legislation aiding pastoral and agricultural industries, support rural undertakings, and back Parliament on related issues. It notes 170 branches with about 5000 members and a July 24 Sydney conference discussing 90 to 100 proposals from branches statewide.
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Iona
Farmers and Bettlers’ Association of
New South Wales
Dubbo
Narrandera
Tamworth
Sydney
Albury
Armidale
Nyngan
Milton
Deniliquin
Riverina
Ibis Eo
Lotharcoot
Gloucester Notes Full of Local Happenings
Local items report a ball in aid of Dexcoc Hospital at the School of Arts Gloucester on Friday July 18. News covers altered ads for Hutchinson and Jackson, frost impact, a gun accident near Monkerai, a major Gloucester cattle sale, and public works tenders for Dingo Creek bridge and a Nelsons Plains teacher residence. A Reichert Gloucester Hotel farewell to Mr Warburton to New Zealand, an attempted self harm case at Gloucester Hotel, and a Farmers and Settlers meeting to form a Barrington branch with hopes for new branches in Gloucester and Avon districts.
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Marcus
Dexcoc Hospital
School of Arts
Gloucester
Warytn Anp Courort
Bushell
Ravensal
Fourzitune
Gazette
P. A. Flynn
Thornton
C. R. Flarery
Bullahdelah
Janet Higgins
Bervice
Corp Syap
Jack Frost
Monkerai
W. Farnham
Dungog
TenDara Rover
Dingo Creek
Belbourne
Wingham
Nowendoc
John Wild
Perth
Nelson's Plains
W. Mitchell
Raymond Terrace
Reichert
R. Warburton
New Zealand
Bob
J. Grant
Barrington
W. Reichert
Wright
Breen
Mulcahy
Grant
Sthinet
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Avon
Stratford
Death of Zeno the famed Sydney racing stallion
The sporting page notes the death of Zeno, a stallion who won 51 races at pony and galloway meetings in Sydney, many for R. Wotton. Other items include Caulfield and Melbourne Cup weights declared with 171 and 163 nomina tions respectively, Rosehill jockey W. H. Smith riding three winners trained by M. Thompson, NSW beating Queensland 11 to 9 in Brisbane, and other regional sports updates.
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Zeno
Sydney
R. Wotton
Rosehill
W. H. Smith
Wallsen
M. Thompson
Brisbane
New South Wales
Queensland
Bananalanders
Gloucester
Avon
Ellis
Reichert
Howe
Redmond
Nitness
Leonard
Buckley
Allan
Dewberry
Chadman
M‘kinnon
Murphy
Pennington
M‘dowell
Fordham
Ashworth
Cox
N.S.W. Association
Arthur Smith
Scene “ Advocate
Upper Hunter Cricket Association
Beatt
Smith
Durham
England
Australia
Stanbury
Barrington Debating Society Holds Weekly Meeting
The Barrington Debating Society met Wednesday with President Mr IR Atkinson in the chair. Kenneth Beaton resigned as Secretary after twelve months. Donald M'Rae elected to replace him. The group discussed Hamlet, noted Mr Perram’s upcoming departure, and adjourned to a lecture on Political Economy next Wednesday.
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IR. Atkinson
Kenneth Beaton
Donald M‘rae
Hamlet
Perram
Atkinson
Storm Toll and Escape At Paddington Barracks
The Melbourne barque Gael reached London after a long voyage in foul weather on May 25 a captain a sailor and a boy were washed overboard and lost five inmates of Ormond House Paddington who had been remanded under the Juvenile Offenders Act escaped from the detention house three recaptured two at large Richard Seddon quotes land policy Manning River Co operative butter output for May 143389 lb led Australian butter on London market Crick sues Justice Owen £5000 over refusal to provide Bowes report Bowes examined banking transactions by Lands Commission
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Melbourne
London
Ormond House
Paddington
Children’s Court
Richard Seddon
Manning River Co-operative Company
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Presbyterian Church OF
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Gloucester Advocate
Pususeep
Sporting News
Francis Sanguiniti
of Copeland
T. W. Garrett
Chancery Square
J. Stanley Christian
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