Deepwater Station Shepherds Fight Dingo Losses
Mr Cadell recalls years at Deepwater Station fighting high sheep losses from dingoes and wolves. He details two decades of culling, the economics of losses, and efforts to protect flocks, noting the 2a dingoes per year and 400 head annual loss leading to substantial financial impact. The piece reflects on rural hardship, veterinary care, and community responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvi
Poisay
Ani
Cadell
Ding. Malling
Fragmentary notice on hospital board pensions and gender policy
A partial OCR reads like a discussion of hospital executive matters and a provision for women to obtain ongoing hospital support or benefits. The text mentions the Gunkial of honpitale and Billi Bes Hyrtce, with references to years of adulthood and eligibility, but critical details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabeputativn
Honpitale
Abuldvirth
Stony Croek hospitality linked to late Mrs Kelly
A fragmented obituary recalls the life of Mrs Kelly of Kelvin Grove and Bundarra. It notes her generosity and role in the community as a mother of nine children and a figure in local life, with references to family and enduring ties to Stony Creek and Bundarra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Kelly
Juan Fa Thunle
Kelly
Aiwa
Mer
Ion T. L. Kelly
Aton
DD le Brown
Baewudenn
Baeu
Tong
Hhor Domieo
Death of an old Queensland colonist in Bundarra district
Mrs D L Broon of Bassendean, Banderee, announces the death at 91 of Catherine Kelly, a long time Bundarra resident and one of the earlier settlers. She arrived in 1899 with relatives and married Martin Kelly, endured long years of hardship, and was known for her gentle disposition and aid to others. Her life reflects early Australian frontier experiences and integration into local community despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L Broon
Anderson
Cerrales
Biewie
Sigita
Psu
Eben Abe Artiu Toare
Piero
Nhildeett
Mortiaoi
Ministers' Salaries in New South Wales Revealed
The Ministers’ Salaries Act of 1903 sets annual appropriations for Ministers of the Crown in New South Wales. The Premier gets £500 extra plus base pay. other ministers receive between £1,370 and £1,870, with Vice President of the Executive Council at £800. Additional allowances may add up to £300, with special cases pushing some totals higher. Ministers traditionally forgo extra parliamentary allowances, and NSW ministers do not draw the federal parliamentary salaries in addition to their state pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Tbe Bateutire Council
M-Guwou
Holama
Mecia
Carmichel
Tree
Batall
Farliausut
Additi
Ogu Forecast for November Weather Watch
Forecast notes a monsoonal pattern with heavy turbaness and rain, strong thunder and lightning, and regular downdrafts causing mood shifts in the west. High pressure triggers a 2001 spell spreading before week’s end, then opal conditions contract with local thunderstorms and hail showers. A shift to a cooler southeasterly breeze is expected.
Wool Market Report Delivers Strong Demand and Broad Clearance
Wool market in Sydney reported a strong, active week with keen competition from buyers. Dalgety and Co Ltd submitted 7851 bales for sale across fine and other types, achieving near full clearance at prices up to 1844 for groinbies and noting notable consignments from J P Gibbs Hobartshire, Wellandbon, and Narrabri producers. Daily sales continued with about 39,000 bales traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Moore
Hioga
Row Morse
J.P Gibb
Hothesay
Wellandboan
Hotata
John Simnon
Owen
Narrabri
Ax Slaes
Guyra Telephone Exchange construction update 1910
The Postmaster General announces that the Guyra Telephone Exchange work is in hand and will be completed by month end or early next month. Delays stem from the priority of many similar works, and the letter from Mr N W Chapman and residents urging expedited establishment is acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bester
N. W. Chapman
Guyra
Metre
J. Pringle
J.P. RB Pureer
Thomas
Unclear medical consultation mentions Vien Opaician and optical services
Fragmentary text references consultation with a so called Mr 8 Busser and Mr 5 de Dason about optical measures and eye care. Mentions Vien Opaician and Bih Optical Amversilon with possible diagnostic or advisory roles. Contains garbled names and locations, including phrases about study of age and a possible senate reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busser
de Dason
Eugy Hifvet Corti
Otua
Merlin
Deaton, Tendim
New Ture
Bih Optical Amversilon, Sr. BaanorUoaive
Erin Mil Rt Et
Senate
Towuilad
Tiel
Geratea Tadeasy
Boao
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Waley
Herl
Meeks
Anstuadin
W.W. Cniell
Doriewate Station
Mingues Leen
Joland
Deepwater
Sbeep
Daga
Bunigosan
Tun World
Peel Hiver
Deepwater Station
Jnr
Yesuarki Thyilingoes
Este
Interoat
Howl
Grifiche
Provoed Suikes Control
Vo Schnapps
Ogu
ROUSE
Aurtanlaela Dalgety & Company
Drain & Produce
TOOK
Sydney
Dulaoty
Dalgety & Oy Ltd
Ualoanan
Pringtom
Department of Agricultura
Sydney C
Rafaranga
Lotvor
Quyra Progesan Association
Agricultaco
Ita ‘Dvoasoe
Univer Owermarys
M.py
Sean
Serry
Poatmeater-General's Department
Melbourne
AesmesTs
Ber
Berey Fhompoon
Aeot
Raniom Seecsasier
Enim
Veletmi College
Fev Beki
Fred A. Darling
Marwertarning
PSO
Anuute
I. M. King
Ollorete
Guy RA
H. Buckeiy
Woliai
Amerias
MR. McBowen
Mr. Wade
Mney
Pringle
Cann
Tran
Daisy
Tooheys
Standard Brewery
King's Liqueur
Water’s
Tooheys Ltd
Lindley, Walker G .C
Australia
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