Fishing prank and death penalty debate echoed
Editor recalls a Namoi fishing joke where Bill the expert is pranked by a kerosene tin gag. The note shifts to a policy critique about death penalty, noting courts must apply the law despite no chance of execution and a judge must impose a formal death sentence.
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Bill
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Revenue Split From Beer Profits Highlight Industry Roles
A fragment notes that for each pint sold at one dollar, funds are allocated to the Federal Government, hotel expenses and profits, brewery production costs, and distribution, with brewers still paying large dividends. The passage outlines a tax-like split and profit for breweries.
Weather and public notices mix in Sydney and London
A report outlines cold squally weather with rain at Nundle and a Sydney rain affected cricket match where Ambrose Palmer beat Hannaberry for the middleweight title. It notes British and Australian political bills moving to law, while a London trade revival is hinted and a Belize government report laments a thousand deaths.
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My Bennett
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