Islanders on Wallamba River face open settlement clash
A crowded Naline Show on Friday April 23 debated opening four Wallamba River islands Wallia Yahoo Cockatoo and Regatta to settlement. Residents argued for dairy farming and stock land while others urged preservation as a resort. A petition drive was proposed to resume land sales and secure votes.
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Naline
Wallamba
LE. Milligan
Manning Shire
Wallia
Yahoo
Cockatoo
Regatta
Lalande
Imlands
Rowe
Moldiera
Ita
Ixlanda
Old Tombstones at Port Macquarie Cemetery
At Port Macquarie, two old tombs on Sela Hill overlook the sea were reinstated by the mayor J H Fill. The restored inscriptions honor Jed Anvitfaut and Jarier Vaughen, with notes on Rev John Cros and local pioneers. The cemetery holds many forefathers' remains and the town seeks to preserve these graves.
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Port
New Ocmutle
Port Macquarie
Kingdom of Heaven
Moate
Jarier Vaughen
Allman
John Cros
Port Macquarie Cootainia
Resting place kept from disrepair for faithful healer
A reflection honors a long serving healer whose grave deserves preservation by future generations. The speaker argues it is improper for his final resting place to fall into neglect even by descendants unaware of his work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisrepair
Hesh
Commercial Value of the Kurrajong Tree
A movement in Inverell New South Wales seeks government investigation into the Kurrajong tree. Research aims to determine oil fodder and other commercial values, with laboratories to test resin and fattening potential. The NSW Technical Department will receive more samples for study and results from the Forestry Commission are forthcoming.
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Inverell New South Wales
Kurrajong
New South Wales Technoloical Department
Dmurfal
Ommia. Nin
Mra
OK. Taylor
Ras
Anl
Fragmentary report on forestry work and labor in Por Mika
A damaged text fragment describes forestry labor, tree scouting, felling, and resin extraction across Por Mika. It notes workers performing tasks with protection from an entity called Phe Jaguneg and mentions a government monopoly and inland actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter
Phe Jaguneg
Timber decay reveals ancient Sydney timber samples
From Macquarie's Time the Sydney Law Court timber underwent repairs last month revealing decay in older sections. Workmen found outer surfaces slightly corrugated while inner areas showed advanced deterioration. The article notes two pieces of timber from the wool trooping mementos in the technical museum and compares to cedar and mahogany specimens, mentioning their historic origin and long preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oll Law Court
Sydney
Hue
Macques
Seeded timber drive spans worlds with vast reafforestation
The expansion of pop seed planting across ports and nations signals a monumental effort to reforest globally. In every country, the scheme relies on these trees as core assets to restore forests, boost ecosystems, and support sustainable timber industries.
Wandering Egyptian Boy in London Faces Vagrancy Charge
A fifteen year old Egyptian boy who spoke no English was found near London and charged with lacking visible means of support. An interpretor noted he claimed to work for an army doctor in London and had run away after an alleged beating. A letter from a woman in Egypt offering to take him into her service was mentioned and the boy was discharged.
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London
Lower
Egypt
England
Ron
Beads of Bomeo Natives Guarded as Heirlooms
The piece notes valuable beads among Bomeo natives, some centuries old and possibly Venetian in origin. Natives guard them as heirlooms, making sales rare. a rich chief may own beads worth thousands of pounds. It also mentions moon geology with a vast mounting range and peaks rivaling Earthly heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bomeo
Wedding rings debate and protection claim stirs readers
London Daily Mail reports controversy over wedding rings for married men with a petitioner arguing rings offer protection for married and married-to-be men. A woman counters suggesting rings protect wives and mistresses. The piece notes many men avoid rings and questions why, alongside a Profiteering Court case where a chocolate firm faced £1000 in court costs for overcharging.
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London
Daily Mail
Aay
Lndy
Wien
Init
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Dag Harbour
John See
U . Sale
Leod Saker
Burad & Pastry
Urdertaker & Fuberal Director
Barington ST. Gloucestre
Falconer Market
Gloucester
CO. Falconer
Oder
ST. Gloudest
Om Photog
Hawdon & Lawford
Thut
Lebc
Kelly & Kelly
Abe
Baily Reginaig & Welly
Real Property & Mining Acts
Bottonst
Newcastle
BOM
Walter H. Pender
FIA
Ube Fuevetor
LGN Street
Gaitland
District
Historic Timber
Macquarie
Blackbutt and Mahongany
Tehmologeal Museu
Mike
Long Ake
Musee Alee Oma
Sysdlney
VSM
Sammie
Whanguria
New Zealand
Mar Hard Wala
Swyn
Liseaverion
Real Street Arab
Londig Et al Lou
Royal Society For the Protection of Life
St. Joho
Jerusalem
Seenestaru
Oan Tiar
Hume ST
Gurgery
Eric Weine
Lowcester
Apolitinea i
Pupeforia
Masia
Hillcrest Private Hospit
Maron
Miat MD
Steele
Tel, Gihnaresien
Am Investeen
Mount
Everest
Yarila
Vordes
Jay
Vyorda
Yarite
Osman
Mons
Street & Parish Ltd
Iglou
Cester & District
J. Hart
Origeet
Leicester
Ahire
Gregory
Macartney
Macartnny
Vonnoissenrn
King
Sharpe
Australia
H. T. Collina
Benakin
W. Birdaley
Bidwell
Aykill
C. G. Macartney
Benekin
Shipman
M. Taylor
Benskin J. M. Gregory
Benskin
W. W. Armatrong
Benskin T. Andrews
Sidwell
Shipran
Te Hyder
Sunulries Vals
Leicestershire
Haa
E. T. Townsend
ING and Commission
A J Woodward
Park
Alwats
Gomino Bros of
Tral Fefager
Noome
Comino Bros
UNDEN
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Palois Olle
Sydney & Niewcastle
Bos
Neweesla
Eirer
nEwonsTia
Hunter Ge
W. A. Chrunentson
King-sireet
Agancy
Kings
Newrastis
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