Items of Interest From a Distant Newspaper
A miscellany of colonial notes reports Easter camp crowds of 7000 soldiers, Sydney livestock judging trials, and a Labor Bureau forecast that 907 will rise prosperity over 1906. It notes marriages, a railway commissioner's bachelor status, cordite factory plans, Tasmanian apple exports, and a Brownell potato 11 inches long. Also: a naval gyroscope, various local deaths, salaries donated to Lismore Hospital, and a range of curious incidents from Australia and New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Labor Bureau
Johnson
Argall Arms
Tasmania
Singleton
J. Morris
Peale Hill
Bodalla Co
Brayne
Peak Hill
England
Tom Thumb
Dre
Franceschi
Braccor
Lismore
Lithgow
New Zealand
Dick Seddon
Wousa
Perth
W.A
Bega
Remarkable demand for land in Batley district
The Inet court in Queensland saw 46,000 acres lodged for applications with figures likely to surpass that record at the next court. A senes of notes follows on local topics including a death of an infant, Windfalls benefiting residents, self reliance remarks by Premier Garruthers, resignations in the local council, a Bathurst show theft incident, and the Belle Drone Company touring the region. The piece also touches on coalition delays and press influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Batley
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William Thowpoon
Dunambral Station
Collarendabri
Federal Service
Tucker
Dubbo
Cuonamble
Jamies Voultlire
Edward Dunn
E. A. Gee
Harvey Park
Walter Brown
Nyone
Bulinda Park
Barracadeon
E. F. Hodges
Eulinda Park
Ersons
Pamera
Petolelh Barnes
Barneadale
M. P. Hartas
Hartas
Fairview
D. P. McKeown
AM Geremna
Tandarra
Mies Robinson
W. G. Haynes
W. B. Wynne
Lessee
Peak Hill District
Uaswell Street
Barrabadeen
Weeden Bryant
A.M. Paton
J. A. Gousens
Blacksmith & Wheelwright
Caswell Street
Conault C. F. Sretaexs
Weil
Harris
Trin
Parkes
Qarruthers
Foulkes
Murray
Faulker
Miury
Oullies
Messrs
Messrs. Foulkes and
Vaniah
Aest Nutant
Belle Drome Company
Tuxxx
Belle Qo
Masonic Hall
Gober
Nyngan
Narromine
Noraivo
Sir John
Anid
Mama