Fragmented Local Place Names List
A garbled OCR passage lists numerous place names and streets including Bondi, Tnnes quberwood, Macleay R, Newcastle, Sydney, Coogee, Morpeth and more, producing a scattered catalog of locations without coherent context or narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Bt
Bondi Iham
Tnnes
Quberwood
Macleay
Rttsburg
Bile Sn Bt
Newcastle
Fon
Furri
Rpeth Worth
Sydney
Mok Pocciha
Tawichbardt
W St
North Sydne
Walkham St
Coogee
Don Brook
Singleton
Rene School
Morpeth
Government farms seek applicants for country work
It notes rising interest among boys and young men for country life with many applying to government farms each year. Dairymen farmers and pastoralists should contact the Director of the Intelligence Department Martin Place Sydney to express requirements and aid placement. The department will place youths of good character who wish to pursue country work for livelihood, not as a last resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intellicence
Martin-place
Sydney
Abe
Learning the Ropes
A farmer and his wife, returning from market, ride a new train that slows at the village station to let passengers alight. The farmer hurls parcels onto the platform and tumbles into a porter’s arms, while the wife crashes into the stationmaster. The student who warned them vanishes as the train finally stops.
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Ahe
Stamp Drama Scares Australian Gentleman
An Australian man recounts a fright as a stamp sticks to his tongue then slips away from his lips and climbs the wall. He flees in panic, later learning a beetle bore a postage stamp on its back in a corner of the ceiling observed by the housekeeper Mary.
Book agent presses woes on wary buyer
A book agent tries selling a large red volume to Mr. Hobbs who lives alone with his cat. The agent vainly suggests reading aloud in the garden with a wife or children, then pivots to a blunt joke about throwing the book to vent feelings.
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Mr. Hobbs
Late pupil with aversion to geography outwits teacher
A public school pupil who dislikes geography frustrates a teacher. After a note to Rosie’s mother requesting study, the child reveals her mother and aunt both married to avoid geography, while she notes the teacher never married.
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Rosie
Consolation and Maxims From Historic Figures
A compact reflection quoting Duke of Wellington lore on remaining calm in danger and notes on self-control from F. W. Robertson. The excerpt recalls Gurwood describing a near drowning and a punctured resolve to keep boots on, plus a proverb about self-approval and transforming sin into strength.
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Duke of Wellington
Gurwood
F. W. Robertson
Why Didnt She A Classroom Subtraction Joke
A teacher explains a two pound sum to Russian pupil lessons. She buys a hat for one pound then spends sixpence on gloves and two shillings and sixpence on other items. Isaac asks why not count the change, highlighting a simple arithmetic mistake.
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Isaac
Marys Ironing Ends In Humble Revelation
In a domestic scene Mrs Simson praises Mary for spotless ironing only to discover the linens are her own crown possessions and Mary’s reply reveals a sharp, mischievous twist in a brief kitchen episode from a past column.
Incubation Advice for Poultry Yards and Hatching
The article warns beginners about high chick death rates between days three and ten, often due to disease or overstressed embryos. It cautions that even with practice, hatch success varies and recommends patience and realistic expectations when using artificial incubation versus hen incubation.
Incubators in Poultry Yet Fail to Beat Natural Hatching
The piece argues incubators rarely outperform hens, citing a long record of low hatch rates and mortality in artificial incubation. It notes costs, fragile germ viability, and operator error as persistent issues while stressing that natural methods often remain superior in many cases.
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Prince T. Woods
Noultre
Broiler
Broller
England
Enic
Symington
Mead
Mead Making Tips From Early Instructions
A historical note describes producing mead from honey, water, hops, and brewer's yeast. It outlines boiling, fermenting about 244 hours, aging in a five gallon cask with brandy and lemons, then bottling after two years. Varied quantities are given per gallon.
New Potato Varieties Introduced by Mr James Martin
Mr James Martin of Gladoay New South Wales collected 17 seed potato varieties during a visit to Great Britain. The Town and Country Journal notes testers include Brill Queen Sharpe's Victor Langworr King Edward VII Epicure and others. The Bathurst and Bathurst area farms show only one match with Martin's set. The Department of Agriculture will exchange samples and supply Hawkesbury Agricultural College Bathurst and Glen Innes experimental farm samples in return. Martin's trials used ordinary methods with stable manure. next season he plans straw cultivation. The British Queen proved highly successful under favorable conditions, yielding 18 tubers per plant with floury texture and silky skin from Irvin Scotland planted December last.
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James Martin
Gladoay
New South Wales
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Scotiyl
Brill Queen
Sharpe's
Victor
Langworr
Epicure
Irhess
Cornwall
Empress
Factor
Llandyke
Damascus
Mrchain
Gladesville
Ofice
Bathurat
Martin
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
Bathurst
Glen Innes
Irvin
Ayrshire
Scotland
Westater
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Uae
Bere
DA Pt Ae
Goulburn ‘Ogarah
Mra. E
Bingleton
Dulwich Hill Lamien
M. B
Bundarra Croyd
A. F
Aberdeen Lister
A. Tighe
Forbes Sharp
Hilda
Hamilton
And
Gochnefler, D
Darlington Wan, W
Bathurri Nde Erwin, P
Penki Gheokne, K
Lewis Kion
Moss Goons
Syney
St., Circular Quay
Fthurst
Ile Weathterlow
Nef
Manill
Cooper
D. Camgnow
Kyle
Warialds
Propy, Ltd
Ag St
Cire
Serreses
Everett
Bencral Coun
Government Saaltets
Amy Liguoe
H.V. Ogaard
Pitt &St
G.P.O
Agenta
Continental Motor Tyres
Clarence ST
Victor Trumper & CO
The
Expert Sports Depot
George Ot
Sydnet
Angus & Son
Cashencaca St
Bydney
Market
Park Sta
Prica
Riley Bros
P. Infante
Riley
George and
Bathurst Sts
Carriagoh
R. Green
Bathurst St
G.L. Farmer
D.B.B.L. Hammeriess
D.B.B.L
Hammerias Cashmore
Bathurst-sireet
Act Dia
Australia
Joe Davis
Park St
Pitt T
OMS
F. Konig &O
Alice Street
Newtown
Australian Dairyman
T. P. Adlam
the Dairyman Publishing CO
Wood's Chambers
Moore Street
Mary
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