Sydney News Inquiries and Market Rates Rise in State
References to railway leadership speculation, a £5000 bid for the Sydney Cup, and varied market prices for wheat eggs potatoes and Quinces. Reports on political debates, school salaries, and the Premier’s Conference. Accidents and notable events include a bush death in Western Australia and shootings in Victoria. The Doncaster Handicap and Sydney Cup are highlighted with contenders named Ossian and others for Randwick events.
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Oliver
Onw
W. P. Crick
Ossian
Australian Trained Nurses’ Association
Queanbeyan
Sydney
G. H. Reid
New Zealand
Dick Seddon
Reid
Hulman
Randwick
Maniopoto
Cakewalk
Refrain
Duke of Melton
Boubdil
Tattarduinulian
Scot Frey
Tartan
Sentenced to Death for Assault on 12-Year-Old Girl
At Dubbo Circuit Court Samuel Robert Harris was found guilty of criminally assaulting a 12-year-old girl near Wellington on February 10. Evidence showed Harris and his wife engaged a girl as a nurse under aliases. a gun was loaded during the incident and a death sentence was imposed.
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Dubbo Circuit Court
Samuel Robert Harris
Wellington
Accused
Arnold
Harris
Welbank
Nick
Officious Official Zeal Roils Rural Fence Feud
A correspondent narrates a small landholder tale of a 136 acre holding cleared land and creek routing. He fights government rabbits with netted fences and timber licenses while lamenting high royalties and reform era governance. He describes obtaining two licenses at 53 and timber posts from two dead trees, then paying 4s 6d royalty after forester consultation. The piece laments bureaucratic costs under a Reform Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehosgit
Surory
Uvle
Evonowy
Typhoid Germ and Water Sanitation Debate
The Scivatitic American argues that typhoid transmission is waterborne and urges health officers and city authorities to develop practical measures to remove the germ from the water supply and to establish camps where victims receive treatment while being segregated to reduce further spread.
Pupils For Farmers Program Seeks City Youths
The Tuumigra tion League of Australia invites farmers to take on pupils for practical learning, offering a small weekly wage. The program aims to send city youths to rural work and expand this initiative, with farmers asked to contact the Secretary at Terry's Chambers, Castheronghest rent, bidumy.
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Tuumigration League of Australia
Sydney
Ioe League
Variuiie Farue
Terry's Chambers
Castheronghest
Biydumy
Church Services Schedule Mixed Denominations Peak Hill
Anglican services listed for Peak Hill and surrounding towns with Holy Communion matinees evensong and evensong times. Roman Catholic Mass on the second Sunday monthly. Methodist meetings at Peak Hill Kadina and Ak. J Jelbart McPhail and W M Ropsay noted with times.
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Goop Frvay
Peak Hill
Suxway
Tomiley
McPhail
Methodist
A. York
J. Morris
Kadina
Aledown
J. Jelbart
Kev
W. M. Ropsoy
The Magistrate and Land Law Articles
The issue features tax April numbers, lengthy land case discussions, and an article on The Crown Lands Retenuiaeid Act plus The New Tenure-Conditional Purchase Lease. Municipal Notes by J D Fitzgerald address local matters, with Secret Crown examination by the Police noted. Reviews Notes and News A Digest of Cases Echoes and Appointment and Transfers complete the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Fitzgerald
H. J. Herbert & Co
Hamilton Street
Sydney
Local Cricket Echoes Recall Historic Matches and Records
Dusse Disvarca announces a cricket match with Toming ley recalling past rivalries in the Dubbo area. A 221 run effort by Ernie Howe of Dubbo C C stood as a local record until Ossie Smith surpassed it with 1307. Later 1901 matches saw Tomingley, led by McPhail, defeat Dubbo on their home ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusse Disvarca
Tomingley
Ernie Howe
Dubbo C.C
Ossie Smith
Newtown
Dubly
McPhail
Dubbo
First Offenders Probation Appeal in Dublin Court
Judge Simpson extended probation to a young man convicted last week under the First Offenders Act. The court warned that release on probation carries police surveillance and duties. If he fails to report or faces further charges, he may be arrested and must serve the remaining sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Juetive Simpson
The Season Opens with Gentle Weather Teasing Farmers
The district correspondent notes pleasant months ahead as spring returns "witch-vannted" by green grass. Weather lore predicts unusually ideal conditions for the next six months, and farmers, once cautious about cropping, consider resuming plowing amid improving skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Les
Suwe
Fifield tinfields wash and pay rates noted in report
Goop fussickers about Fifield have done fairly well of late. Prevent washing up on the tin fields is in full swing. Houghton and party's wash returned about 254 to the road. Dwell and Drinwall 14s per load. Ferguson and party 12s 6d per load. O'Neill and Wallice live done most of the washing up.
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Fifield
Houghton
Party
Drinwall
Ferguson
O'Neill
Wallice
Honnongton's Irish Moss Promotes Cough Remedy
An ad for Honnongton's Irish Moss touts it as a premier cough remedy. The terse copy endorses the product as reliable and mentions MOMNINOTON in connection with the old years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honnongton
Fisher Recovers Using a Ton ic Remedy Adhesive
Sydney reporter notes Thomas Edgar Fisher of 30 Parramatta Beadress lived in Camperdown for fifteen years running a saddlery, with prior work in Gympie Warwick and beyond. He details a century of symptoms from a torpid liver to rheumatism and nervous distress, crediting Clements Tonic with digestive relief, pain reduction, and renewed appetite, claiming bowels and nerves improved and recommending the remedy to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thomas Edgar Fisher
Jean
Beadress
Parratestte
Gympie
Mery Warwick
Clements
Clements Tonic
Clements Tonle
Statutory Declaration of Thomas Edgar Fisher
Thomas Edgar Fisher of 30 Parramatta Road Camperdown New South Wales declares under oath that he has carefully read a three folio document numbered one to three and that it is true and faithful to his knowledge and that he consents to publish his statements without payment as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Edgar Fisher
Parrenmiatta Road
Camperdown
New Soth Wales
Commonwealth of Avetealia
Bava
Clements Tosie
Heller
New Discovery for Coughs and Consumption Promised
A patently flawed ad touts Dr Sheldons New Discovery for coughs colds and consumption claiming to stop coughs heal and strengthen the lungs. It markets a cafe and remedy with guaranteed results sold by Gibeon A.
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Dr. Sheldon
Gibeon A
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Western Australia
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Commonwealth
Guaratu
Kuroa
Vic
Julia Owen
Princes Court
Melbourne
Willian Plisch
Church Services
Cricket
Fifield Tinfields
Mr. T. E. Fisher
Camaperdown
Alfred L. Levy