Licensing Prosecution Over Unlawful Liquor Sale At Bungip Hotel
A licensing session before Mr W C Syrrity dealt with a charge that on March 4 1918 at Bungip hotel Liquer was unlawfully served to travelers in the temperance bar. Witnesses described bottles and glasses passed to two men, and police questioned whether the licensee and staff kept liquor in the premises. The defense argued the events involved two bona fide travelers and a single incident of intoxication, with the licensee alleged to be away at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornilom
Reurt
W. Ch Syrrity
Glerbtliels Christian
Howr
Bungip
P.M
Cameron
Roe Gill
Comedahle Torley
Carenian
Saarhe
Felipe Tee Coinner
Conetalie Gowley
Tymemon
Pet Evidenca Ag
Peta Faber
Howley
Mana
Votatale Rowley
Slatiomel
Portland
Mr. Cameron
Bra
Kelicoberg
Fellenverg Gald
Abe
Sue Wai
Boyle
Goo. Toyle
Ari
Inspector Curracan
Wilters
Fellemberg
Howe
Cameron Wither
Free samples of Nicholas Aspro promised for headaches
A notice offers 40 000 samples of Nicholas Aspro to treat headaches neuralgia and similar ailments. It promotes the Nicholas Ampirin remedy sold in bottles with pricing and invites readers to request a free trial by mailing two penny stamps to George R Nicholas and Co at 335 Flinders Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Aspro
Nichola
Geo. R. Nicholas End Co
Flinders Ae
Confused court transcript fragment outlines witnesses and actions
The passage presents a disordered courtroom dialogue with references to cigarettes, a bottle given to dispose, cage closures, and delayed decisions. It mentions Nelson, Mrs Fellenberg, Boyle, and various unclear events as the case progresses toward the judge or inspectors weighing further steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perlour
Wreyle
Epee
Clorck
Coomtate Nelson
Tod
Diegogn
Special cattle sale at Lithgow yard auction
Messers Merts Moodie and Co with J. 4h and partners held a large cattle sale at the Lithgow yards with 530 head of cattle and purepolled bulls. Prices averaged around £5 10s per head, buyers present but bidding dull due to dry weather, and notable entries included purebred polled bulls and various cows and heifers. Local names such as A Woodworth Ball of Lake Wallace and Mr. F.O. Stevens attended, with crossbred sheep advertised at the same event nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O — Merts
J. OR
Moodie and Co
Messie
Steha
Thursing
A Woowetbenball
Lake Wallace
FO Stevens
Curt Iion
Wuiecke
Periad Felfers
Yli
Osteera
Kbuyaay
Loyst
Dar
Bette
Lobey
Nigel Valtly
Miro Napier
Victoria
Lew
Bend
Te Lia
Mie
Lindsay Minogue
Fle Diudiem
Howbutrota
Hamilton
Gayle
U Fhoppard
J. Rickson
Strathkellar
EB. Walter
Colablve
Maudie
Lane Ta Merino Roma
Fidp
Sant Om
Drover testifies in Hamilton summons case over unpaid debt
The examination before W. J. Smith concerns Laidlaw and Co. and an unpaid verdict of £24 1s and costs. Kenny, a drover, describes pay rates, work patterns, and living conditions while noting no records of earnings and ongoing attempts to settle with owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Patio
Cork
W. J. Smith
Laidlaw
Cow
Kenny
Federated Drovers’ Association
Nevesier
Vo Brown
A. Laidlaw Wilair
Lower Ohi
Merck
Munro
Mer
Kubertyan Frou
Berachah
Jijmur
Elder Mire of Geren County Passes After Paralysis Episode
An elderly resident named Mire in Geren County died after a brief illness and paralysis struck her around midday Friday, with family and community figures expressing sorrow. The obituary notes she was a long time resident and beloved by many, with large gatherings planned in her memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaburuay
Geren
Mire
Cache Vinicun
Meibowns
Dian
Doe
Ole Wieliee Bk Pitadens Amey
Lusvand
Sue
Mellie
Abel
Adel Dee Algepee
Wendadl
Dude
Ae Ellota
Coun
What the War Teaches and Its Broad Impacts
An analysis argues war teaches resilience and moral duty, noting the need for healing and unity. It cites authorities on civilian risk, medical care, and the value of preparedness, asserting that trained soldiers and civilians benefit from disciplined practice and community support.
Penshurst Racing Club Easter Monday Programme 1914
Penshurst racing events list includes L Trial Handicap Hurdle and Handicap Steeplechase over about two miles with weights and penalties, plus Flying Handicap and other races. Special trains from Hamilton and Camperdown noted. entries close March 18 and weights around March 21. Secretary A Kelly invites entries at Penshurst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penshurst
Sposa
Barminaton
Houd Butte
Borat & Weve
Saitakbon
Gurrica
Boothe Geld
Penshuret Om Maret
Teke no Chance with your Kyra Conwult him
Phe has qualified for thie special work, Posty Adurcee-Won 278, O. O., Melbourne, Ww MUURAST wotfen chat be le prepared to supply Wane for Gardens, and to Panove Purni ture, Rulviah, etc, as temsnanhle charged. Chimineya cleaned Ordere, may be left at Spectator' Oca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
O. O
Melbourne
North Branxhole Racing Annual Picnic Meeting
A garbled notice describes a Saturday April picnic meeting with races and trophies. Officials mention entry rules, handicap brackets, and trophy values, listing organizers and venues amid unclear details about times and locations.
Jewelry Cleaner Claims Strong, All-Purpose Polish
Ad claims Silver EKiny cleaner polishes jewellery gold and silver. It promises safe use on glassware jardinieres and other items. The text urges care with delicate pieces and notes versatility for household cleaning tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardinieres
Hamilton Racing Club Meeting At Hamildon Track
Fragmented OCR notes describe a horse meeting with races and handicaps labeled for April 1918. Mentions Maiden plate, Autumn Handicap, weights, and purses. Specific horses and drivers are unclear due to garbled text.
Hamilton Races Handicap Details and Weights
Racing bulletin outlines handicap events including Murndal Handicap and Nuseicap with race distances from five furlongs to two miles. Weights, acceptances, and penalties listed, plus entry deadlines and secretary contact for April 2 and April 6 meetings. Excursion trains and fare notes accompany the notice.
Coleraine Racing Notes Autumn Program May 15 1918
Handicapper Mr A G Bemull outlines a program including the Progham Meft Kohgite Hurdle Race a two mile event with weights and allowances. Also listed are the Mangelty Pony Race and various handicap and trotting events with entry fees, weights, and secretary instructions for acceptance and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progham
Secu
Adeptance
Haslicap Tiial Starkey
Soho Gecephance
Secon Berg
Stoke
Witcher
Coleraln Sterplech
Handicay
Also Mentioned on This Page
Margaret Feenberg
Oranelberal Holt
Inspector Curratan
Digguer
Eton
Fempetanca
Dancruff
Gee A
Audilines
Sydney
Cavendish
Gm Wari
Roti
Pater
Ory
Danger
Wriva
Emarues Iebourne
Rosehen
Lone
Kinga
Aimert
Woxe Ag
Thomson's
Gray - Street
Crown
Tremward
Ike
Rmey
Friew
Hata
Penshurst Racing Club
Mombnathon
Hk Voplc
Seale Special Traina
Hamil
Dos Asd
S. B
Toile
Branxhole Raciag
Rowgelam
Werner Oren
Dal
Tropby
Emery
Hira
Bald
HastTs Ae
Fitsg
Hasdicap Lalips
Faelies
Lee Felden
Prenshorne Harnier Club
Stenie Mandicap
Korry
Borsea
VRC
Trevies Oly
Nimi Wehbt
Sela
Mamilten
Teniine
Pb Fom
Te Furming Fame
Trudna
Cart Eten
Jas
Berry, Jeweller
Hamilton Racing Club
Hamildon
Sone Burke
Atout Tyewa
Fecehee & Bos
Armiltow
Hatticap
Sd poVe
Chase
Meena Hotee
Miles Nona
Hecold
Hasticap
GOV
Medond
Hotme
Bor
Itake
Bocetarice Ab
Kilora
Fomere
Abe Pot
Normineden
NG Haseicap
Naomination
Foto Roneverte Dome
Beeretary
Pamilton
Sutton
Hulldingm
Mellincrne
Welplits
Apiril
Lam
Hickes
A. G. Bendall
G. Watson
O Te
Feulles
Warrnambool
Neval
Arafat
Caateryton
Culeraine
H. Dobson
Thone 95
Coleraine Racing
Glua
Autumn
A. G. Bemlull