Timber dispute and council notes amid summer concerns
The minutes record a council session addressing timber removal rights near Cr. Garlaur and road upkeep on Mt. Graham, with decisions to allow removal if conditions are met and to monitor road work. The Barger's report and Sunnyside farm transfer were discussed, and a note on new shines and Lister’s terms noted. A lengthy insertion promotes Bile Beans with testimonials, reflecting period ad content alongside civic items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batredep
Cre
Williams
Ohaleman
Nitetlko Amd McCrart
Thore
Garlaur
Mirra
Walla
Mt. Graham Road
Avenue
Lister
Barger
Sunnyside Farm
G. Giddings
Grey Bros
The Century Offer To End The World The Times
To-day The Times announces the end of the Century offer. The diary and atlas packages are offered at present prices with reduced final costs. Several readers have sent in payments, but cheques are withheld until acknowledged. A night packing shift has been deployed to meet demand and shipments proceed as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanee
Etil
Luote
Baling
Baveral
Remarkable Cure Claim for Indian Root Pills
A testimonial from Mra Wood of Sumine Hill describes seven generations of rheumatism relief after trying Dr. Moric's Indian Root Pills. She cites instant relief and full cure, urging others to try the medicine. The notice promotes the pills as a blood purifier curing uric acid poisoning, biliousness, constipation, and liver disorders, sold in amber bottles throughout Australasia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushs
Mra, Wood
Sumine Hill
Morss
Australasia
Ave Teoustx Chamberlains Remedy For Bowel Complaints
A vintage ad extols Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for families. It promises quick relief for bowel complaints in children and adults and urges immediate purchase, noting its usefulness during summer travel and busy seasons. Walter Camp advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eala
Walter Campt
Feoin a 20 year old mulberry trea
A fragmentary report notes that 31Gps of elives were picked, with unclear context and missing details. The readable text references mulberry related activity and a quantity, but names, dates, places, and outcomes are not provided. The item appears as a damaged text snippet from a local page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feoin
Trea
The Earl of Elgar Confronts a False Identity Mystery
Rachel, claiming to be the Earl of Elgar’s unknown relation, presses a doctor and the Earl about a vanished child. She reveals a forged clue she has found, demanding to see Elgar. The doctor arranges a rescue, while the Earl recoils from a dangerous revelation as the tale nears a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
Rachel
Elgar Place
Raghal
Erict
Beht
Earl of
Elgar
London
Cromisch
Alles
Teagen
Cme
Alice
Edgar Anfine
Agricultural Council Notes Selections and Trials
The meeting records farm work and crop notes with remarks on sorrel control, wheat prizes, bone dust and superphosphate use, and rail of new infrastructure. It cites Mr. Mang vel’s 1% crop, thistle concerns near Jubilee Park, and a push for metric weights. A discussion on dairy cattle types and Jersey cross lines closes the report, alongside a medicinal advert and brief statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orresfondence
Royal Agricultural Boolery
A. Murerayad
Melntyre
High Lande
Hart
Campbell
Bs Bai
Jaa
McBoatia
Tantaaoala
Crouch
Davidson
Hack
Crovel
Oberlander
Gernina
Tawar
Congress
Ojinion
New Zealand
Victoria
Campbell Aid
Riddool
Jersey Cross
Cuawaxktarn
Walter Campbell
Lesson in Politeness Fable With a Dull Knife Mishap
A young fae guest visits Hine with a temperate old gentleman. The carving knife fails, sparking a comic clash as the youth flings the halaw after the dull blade. The pause prompts a terse quip about dining downstairs and a mistaken pardon.
Appointment Fixed After Unrequited Courtship
A young lady and a gentleman in a lengthy courtship meet as she ends an evening walk and ends the talk with a firm refusal to accept his future visits. He protests, asking to call again, while she hints he should come tomorrow and bid her good night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vie
Raendl
Fia
Lebel
Elgar
Marta Gregory
Varhel
Rome
Tor
Misread Exam Turns to Poetry Insurance Debate
A clipped dialogue shows Smythe answering about his profession with a lyric twist. An insurance official questions insuring a rhyming poet as Smythe jokes about poems and a book is examined, hinting at quirky insurance concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smythe
Smytho
Manners and Money. A Gentleman's Reply
A clipped fragment shows a dialogue about manners and money with a gentleman demanding payment and a terse reply about what he assumed was owed. The brief exchange hints at social expectations and financial conduct in a formal, old-time tone.
Global extremes and a strange glow in a patent candle
The article surveys vast British estates and far flung industries, noting enormous acreages and livestock yields, wages in Spain, and a peculiar inventor George Magrady who created a sealed glow that might illuminate indefinitely. It mentions a patent globe light and a new lighting method, with printing in Millicent Australia.
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Amer
Spain
George Ico
George Magrady
Magrady
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