Kerr Nugget Tale From Turon Diggings Legend Speaks
A long recounting of the Kerr Nugget discovery at Louisa Creek near Bathurst in 1851. Aboriginal shepherd Jemmy Irving found gold with a quartz reef, aided by Dr. Kerr and W. H. Suttor, producing a 106 pound gold haul later tested at Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
N.S.W
Turon
Bathurst
New South Wales
Louisa
Sil-ou-a-jah
Jommy Irving
Kerr
Wallermaugh
Sutters
Brucedale
W. H. Suttor
Dr. Kerr
Jemmy
Jommy
Darkey
O’brien
John
Atablea
Mr. Suttor
Sen
Squire
Mr. Butter
Prince Albert
Suttor
W.H
Frank
Sir Francis Suttor
Josiah Parker
Thacker, David, and Co
Sydney
Hardy
Louisa Creek
London
Burrandong
Items of Interest From the District
Mr Eden George M L A has been ill but is now recovering. Sisters of the local Convent retreat at Perth. First issue of Tux Boox Freeton issued by A G Stéphene. Rocent Sam McCaughey sold 1300 bullocks at North Yanke station to a Melbourne buyer for £9 15s per head. Racehorse Loafer sold for £30 and sent to Victoria. Elderly widow O'Brien burnt to death at West Narrabri as clothes ignited. Camperdown premises of Williams Meat Preserving Co destroyed by fire with losses £4000 to £5000. Candy found poisoned tobacco at Sutherland and collapsed. doctor says poisoning suspected. Jury Secrets Commission heard alarming statements by the foreman about Crick Willis and Bath trial. Advice warns farmers against cheap seeds as adulterated with old seeds or weeds. poor investment and potential losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden George
M.L.A
Perth
A. G. Stéphene
Butelly
Sam McCaughey
North Yanke
Melbourne
Victoria
O’brien
West Narrabri
Camperdown
Williams Meat Preserving Co
Candy
Sutherland
Jury Secrets Commission
Crick, Willis and Bath
When Baby Burns His Hand A Household Remedy
A vintage appeal urges mothers to keep Dr Sheldon’s Magnetic Liniment at home to ease children’s pains from minor injuries. It promises immediate pain relief and faster recovery, recommending Gibson Bros as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auffereta
Dr. Sheldon
Gibson Bros
Campersdown saddlery man credits Clements Tonic cure
Mr Thomas Edgar Fisher of Parramatta Road Camperdown recounts a years long battle with torpid liver rheumatism and nerve distress. He claims Clements Tonic restored his digestion appetite nerves and energy and drove away his headaches and rheumatism. He urges others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Thomas Edgar Fisher
Adiess
Parramatta Road
Camperdown
Gympie
Maryborough
Warwick
Queensland
Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Clements
Beftore
Clements Tonic
Statutory Declaration by T Thomas Edgar Fisher
T H Thomas Edgar Fisher of 80 Paramatts Road Camperdown New South Wales Commonwealth of Australia declares that he has read the document of three folios numbered one to three and that it contains and is true and faithful account of his irons and cure by Clements Tonlc and gives full permission to publish his statements without payment. He makes the declaration conscientiously under the Oaths Act 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Thomas Edgar Fisher
Parramatts Road
Camperdown
New South Wales
Commonwresmith
Australia
Clements Tonlc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. T. &. Fisher
Nolne
Alfred L. Levy
J.P
W. J. Dent
Proctor and Solicitor
Dugga Street
Peak Hill
C. D. Maccarthy
ER. A. Gee
J. A. Cousens
Caswell Street
South
Pati
Go Waugh
Waugh
Sheldon
A. W. Taylor & C O
J. W. Lees
Tomingley
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