Lantern Service and election border notes in town
Lantern Service at St Sternexs Church drew a crowd on March 28 to raise funds for the Sunday School picnic. Independent candidates surge in local politics with Ashburnlaw expected to be contested, while labor and Protes tion candidates prepare for Gough seat elections alongside Mormon missionary activity and a Sydney show record. A two day sale near Peak Hill grossed over £700. Cobar mine workers strike over pay as furnace staff walk out and other suppliers consider joining the action.
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St. Sternex's
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Ida Wynne
Blockley
McPhail
McGirr
Gough
Gazo McGrax
Parkes
Glen Innes
Thomas
Cobar
Jie
Queen Bee
Government Savings Bank Advances Rules and Fees
A government bank briefing outlines application steps for advances, including registration as security holder, valuation fees by distance from a railway, and nonrefundable inspection costs. It details loan limits from £50 to £2000, collateral requirements, title evidence, crown land consent, interest at 5 percent, penalties for late payment, and insurance needs.
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Peak Hill
Comurase Ey Temas Cet UK
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Taken
C. W. Buoort
Mai
Bin
Mojesty
Pastures Protection Boards
Eye Testing Offer By Stemaens
Eye testing service available with glasses supplied to relieve head wire and improve reading comfort. Eye doctor F Stemaens offers tests and eyewear to enhance vision.
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Alpha-Omega
Soutz
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A. W.taylor & Co
Bolts
Taylor’s
A. W. Taylor & CO
the Farmers’ Store
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Government Savings Bank