Busy 19th century notices mix farming, shops and politics
A jumbled column notes farmers chasing early crops, McMullen’s new store, Shen’s tea cakes, Ted Thomas cordial factory, and a lively park show with a 75 year old Australian judge’s ribbon. It also covers the new Liquor Bill, dingoes in Sydney markets, shearing at Gungerwarildi, Wil loughby candidate counts, a 6 per week bonus, a Bingara cabbage gift, and various local anecdotes about industry, cattle, and ball plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMullen
Parkes
Mre Shepherd
Bingara
Argus
Shearere’ Tooke
Gungerwarildi
Thoreday
Willoughby
Sydney
Wandaworth
Benomond
Notice of business sale and request for continued support
A notice from Macnam Bros states the eight year business has been disposed to Mosers Macratu Bros and thanks constituents for liberal support. It asks continued backing for Mr P Laurence, claiming the business will be conducted on liberal terms and promising high prices for wool hides sheep and other skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armidale
H. Copeland
Sydney
Shore and Corner League
Inverell
Byron Bay
Heve Teoreet
Reid
Hume
Wm. Lyne
Avina
Mosers Macratu Bros
Macnam Bros. Bavi
Armidele
P. Laurence
Distret
Erto
Lady Robinson's Beach
Heads
Odean
Rockdale College
J McKeough Offers First-Class Visitor Accommodations
Proprietor J McKeough promotes Best Brands of Spirits and top-tier stock alongside first-class accommodations for visitors. The notice highlights quality beverages and superior lodging aimed at travelers and guests.
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Avors Taxspar
Tattersall's Hotel
Hori Guida
AVIOU
Fe Rorriss
Iti
Threa
Varsity
N.8.w
Tuseday
Penrae
Anaspasta
Ollera St. Guyzo, Sha
Motice
New England
McDougall
Boul
Inry Abl Hunts
Watal
Norton Mande
Tasmania
Oonaidar
Doubtolly
Aml
School
Fea Boys
J. McKeough
Rafferty
Beard