World's costliest strip of land in Fulham
The London County Council paid £64,000 for one seventeenth of an acre on Fulham Palace road part of the King's Head site. The price per acre is about £1,088,000, a claimed world record. The public house will be rebuilt as a condition of the land sale.
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London County Council
Fulham Palace Road
King’s Head
Rabbit Pest Threatens Western Grazier’s Holdings
A Western grazier reports rabbits swarming through Condobolin district and warns that current control methods fail to curb the pest. He says millions slaughtered for skin markets have little long term effect and that breeding is rising in Peak Hill and other centres.
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Condobolin
Peak Hill
How to Use Telephones in District Advice
Public notice explains proper telephone use. Do not raise voice and keep lips close to the transmitter. Mr Hesketh reports the mouthpiece should be near the chin for clear sound while avoiding directing speech into open air.
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Commonwealth
Hesketh
Digestive Tabules Promised To Digest 1500 Grains Of Food
An ad for Dr. Shelton’s Digestive Tabules claims they digest 1500 grains of meat and wholesome food boosting nerve power tissue and appetite by digestion and assimilation. Sold by Gibeon Bros.
Methodist Church Report Highlights Orchard Parkes Organ Purchase
At a Methodist Church trustee meeting a report showed the Parkes Church organ costing 40 to 50 pounds had been paid, funds raised entirely by Mesdames Theo Lane and Q J Howard. Trustees thanked the ladies. A letter from Mrs R B Howard asked for an oak pulpit chair, which was gratefully received. The Quarterly Meeting at the Parsonage included tea hosted by Mrs Moulton. Finances were satisfactory despite a debit balance due to a Circuit Missionary for Peak Hills and costs for a horse and sulky. Circuit Stewards J Jelbart and M J Kelk were thanked for raising about 105 pounds for circuit expenses.
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Methodist Church
Parkes
Mesdames Theo Lane
Q. J. Howard
Howard
Champton
Which Are You
A compact poem contrasts two kinds of people on earth the lifters and the leaners. It challenges readers to classify themselves by conscience and effort rather than wealth or happiness, asking if one eases the load for others or relies on them to bear burdens.
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Ture
Earth
Never Known to Fail by Charleville Reader
Mr G. Fitzwalter testifies to Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective for bowel complaints diarrhoea and dysentery and has recommended it to many. For sale by Gibson Bros Peak Hill and J W Lees Tomingley. Rumors suggest a cooperative bakery may open in Forbes.
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Fitzwalter
Charleville
Chamberlain
Gibson Bros
Peak Hill
J. W. Lees
Tomingley
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