04 Jun 1925
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Newspaper
Hillston Spectator And Lachlan River Advertiser
Location
Hillston, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
1
Officials warn trespassers in Nome area and nearby colonies will be seized. Drovers must give notice at North Merrowie Homestead. authorities will prosecute violators. Poison control for dogs and foxes noted. Manager Fink Laird directs actions for Willan Rayasukal Co. Ltd.
Special notice warns that traveling stock trespassing will be impeded without further vote. Violators will be prosecuted. All Traveling Stock Notices to be delivered at Cowl Cowl Himy Station. JOISON LALD, COWL COWL PASTORAL CO., Lt D. (A B Rusivson, Manager).
In a terse 19th century note, CAMPBELL asks for assistance as DROVERS in charge of a travelling sick party seek relief amid rising flood conditions in FLOOD VALE or BUx ORERK. The request underscores urgent logistical needs and local response priorities.
ROVURS imposes travel warnings for URANAWAY and NORTH HUABA HOLDINGS. Written Notice required before entry. Notices will be delivered at Urane Way Homestead and North Huxba. Morrigal Homestead noted. Reps WM J MokWuLAk.
A movement to establish a union for Italians in Queensland and to publish a weekly bilingual Italian English newspaper is proposed. A farmer reports finding young rabbits after a man dropped something from a moving train near Moorland. A joke about speedometers follows. At the Albury Show Society, £100 prizes are offered to horses breaking the high jump record, and £145 was lost on the autumn show prompting a partial guarantee call to recover half the loss.
A proposal to allow travelling stock to travel on a transport statement rather than a permit was approved for up to one day of travel, exempting from travelling charges. A push to reduce general charges was opposed.
The Australian Workers' Union moved in the Arbitration Court to vary the Pas torelists Award. Shearers claim treble rates for rams and a minimum of £9 10s. A 44 hour week for general station hands is proposed. Deputy President Sir John Quick suggested taking time to confer and adjourned the case until June.
About 894 applications were received for a 5568 acre homestead farm area in the Warren land district about 50 miles from the nearest railway town. Applicants came from across the state and from Victoria and Queensland. The Local Land Board admitted 577 to ballot, with the lucky claimant Mr Jobs H Bell of Walgett.
Fragmentary OCR text recalls a “Great Peppermint Cure” associated with a person or product name Vis a world-wide remedy. It hints at folk or medical claim in early days, but lacks coherent facts, dates, or clear entities to confirm.
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