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Fragmentary News From Far Sites and Local Incidents
Trangie Farmore and Seoulery Annu ciation hold 137 members with £55 credit. Porter promotes a £40 pigeon match at Varkos on May 4, advertising for pigeons at fourpence per pair. A large codligh was caught near Dublin Ridgerie. the weight unknown, head used for shoeing at Murrumbidgee station. Wellington resident Harris sentenced to death for assault on a 12 year old girl. Coomb thrown from sulky after rooney incident. four ribs broken. Cavanagh injured in kawak work. two left fingers amputated. Colin Stewart lost a toe and another on a chair cutter accident at Lake Bathurst. James Hudson killed near ludstone-Rockianpton rail line. Tamworth butcher fined for selling unfit meat. Atlantic liner must earn £16,000 per trip for profit. Butter honoured by Trangie Farmers’ and Bettlers Association with tea service and illuminated address. Eucalyptus oil imported as influenza cure prompted by dangerous usage. Derby coroner warns labeling. NSW finances show surplus three-quarters of a million with railways improving. NZ population aims to reach a million in four years. Arthur Walder, 13, injured by an exploding target during rabbit shoot near Bathurst. Dr. Andrew Ross urges railway reform for second-class sleeping accommodation. Political figures linked to religion and public life. Labour leaders influenced by faith. The Times and County Journal highlights local business at Pronk Hill as best in New South Wales outside Sydney. One trial will prove a cheap, superior establishment near Sydney.