Brevities from a Turbulent Era in Australian Notes
A mosaic of headlines notes political prisoners in Russia and high European military spending, while local items report water shortages in Gulgong, bank investments in London, and a new sect in Russia offering human sacrifice. It mentions upcoming sports committee meeting, legal penalties for polling place canvassing, and a rash of forgeries tied to a Farmers and Settlers Co operative Society.
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Russia
Sydney
Orange
Taytor
A. W. Taytor & Co
Europe
Gulgong
Gundagai
Byron Bay
New South Wales
London
Tetaritzonsko
John of
Cronstadt
Lande
Pastures Protection Boards
Danysz
Taylor’s
Tivuon's
Farmers and Settlers Co-operative Society
Graney
A Claim for Exemption from Land Tax
A Melbourne letter from South Gippland describes a farmer seeking income tax relief after a bush fire devastated his 200 acre property and stock. He asks whether last year’s values must be reported, if relief counts as income, and how to treat fire-related losses and personal exertion in his return. He pleads for an early ruling on exemption and relief.
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Melbourne
Angus
South Gippaland
Bush Fire Relief Committee
Oelauy's Establishment Praised at Peak Hill NSW
The Town and Country Journal of August 1903 declares Oelauy's Establishment at Peak Hill the best of its class in New South Wales outside Sydney. One trial will prove it not only the best but the cheapest establishment of Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Town & Country Journal
Ays
Oelauy
Peak Hill
New South Wales
Sydney
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Otionery
Parisian
DeLacy
Caswell Street
Jos. Roach
W. Smith
Monumental Mason
Brisbane St
Dubbo
Garrington Hotel
Mrs. McAtamney
McPhail
North End
David Rodger & Coy
Darling Harbour
W. J. Dent
Swain
Cambridge
Jas
Bell & O
F. West
Premie Caswell Street
Alf. Kable
Gough and
Cure Tee
Sheldon
A. W. Taylor & Go
Tronmongery
C. W. Barnett
F. McAtumney
R. J. Baker