Magisterial muddling over Coroner verdict in Bates tragedy
A letter criticizes the Coroner's verdict on the bicycle accident that killed Mr George Bates. It argues liquor did not cause the fatality, citing witness W Bates and noting the deceased's determined effort to escape his doom. The writer urges a jury empanelment or more sensitivity to the bereaved family in Singleton. RIP.
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George Bates
Bates
Singleton
Weather and Crops Report From Grafton Grip
Dry weather prevails and rain is badly needed for maize crops. Potatoes have been harvested with farmers reporting small or negative returns. One farmer shipped 80 odd tons and faced a debit balance plus seed, bags, and labor costs, ending £5 down. Another cleared £3 after expenses on 108 bags. If shipped green, he could have earned about £3 per ton. The minister returns promise a heavy harvest.
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Grafton
Family of George Bates Tenders Thanks for Support
The Bates family expresses gratitude to Permont residents for wind news and sympathy during their bereavement. They thank everyone for wreaths and condolence letters and special thanks to Mr Ted Woudu for his services.
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George Bates
Permont
Ted Woudu
Debility and Dyspepsia Patient Credits Clements Tonie Cure
A Melbourne claim details a long suffering case of debility and indigestion cured by Clements Tonle. The affidavit by Mrs. Harrison asserts dramatic relief and renewed energy after using the remedy, with a statutory declaration from Bloomfield noting careful reading of the document.
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Clements Tonle
Clements Tonta
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