Bobby Burns mine looms as a major local venture
The item notes that the Bobby Burns mine appears set to become a big deal with strong local support. Other reads report numerous accidents from a pea rifle, a northern dairyman losing cows to potato tops, and broad aims for peace prosperity and honesty in 1906. The piece spans trials fines, criminal talk, and various regional happenings.
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Bobby Burns
Peak Hill
Sydney
Tattersall
Tom Hassall
Landa
Durban
Wilson
Manilla
Justice Pring
Derribong Street
Durnan
Australia
Stanbury
Oddfellows
Cumnock
Joesio Aspinall
Sydney Hospital
Aspinall
Hugh Strahorn
Mungery Station
Narromine
Broken Hill
Carruthers
Great Britain
Ballina
Dubbo
Bank of Australasia
Keepin
Iun
J.P
Juvenile Branch Lifebuoy Tent Meeting for Boys
Parents are informed that the Lifebuoy Tent meets at 7 p m in Rechabite Hall Euchie Street for boys aged 10 to 16. Entrance 6d grants a rules book and biweekly 3d contribution. Upon turning 16 a member may join the Adult Tent with sick benefit. if death occurs after six months a £10 funeral allowance is paid. All members must sign the Total Abstinence pledge. Further details from GC J Morni J A Yours or W Prren
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Euchie Street
J. Morni
J. A. Yours
W. Prren
Obituary of Mrs Cullins of Burrendong
A death occurred in Burrendong on the Saturday before Christmas. Mrs Cullins, daughter of Mr Juin Paton of Tomingley, had suffered eight months with a dread disease. Dr Graham of Wellington treated her with relief but she died December 23 surrounded by friends. She was sister to Mrs R Reilly and Mrs Oliver Doyle of Peak Hill.
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Cullins
Burrendong
Juin Paton
Tomingley
Graham
Wellington
R. Reilly
Oliver Doyle
Peak Hill
Drought Stricken Tux Town Illustrates Severe Dry Spell
Winton in far north-west of Brisbane reports under two inches of rain since last year. Camel transport dominates freight with an Afghan arrival earning nearly £800 carrying wool. Stock routes are closed and caravans halt as cattle head south blocked.
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Tux
Winton
Brisbane
Digestive Tabulea Promises Aid For Poor Digestion
Digestive Tabulea claims to supply missing stomach elements such as peptone and gastric juice to improve digestion. It asserts the product restores normal action and vigor and is sold by OC. F. Stephens.
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Dr. Sheldon
OC. F. Stephens
Brevities from the Era Including Roach Kerosene and Local News
Yeae W Roach & Co sell Snow Flake Kerosene 6s 3d per tin. 7717 miners at Broken Hill, highest on record. Hotelkeepers must clear premises by 11 to the tick under a new Act. Telegraph messenger left Cumnock for Sydney and was presented with sovereigns. A NSW consumptive offered £14000 to Lady Mayoress for a home. Crown Lands Act totals 2 219 651 acres selected. 2 811 834 acres available. Attorney General discusses tax interpretation of the Lotteries Act and prosecutions for violations. A correspondent warns hares may break through wire netting. Taala Manson bequeaths funds to Presbyterian Churches and the Salvation Army. Pimples and skin cures offered by Spryens Com Sareaparilla at 9s per bottle. Faith healing sects grow in Sydney suburbs. A child burned when a parent prayed for healing. neighbour hired for joint prayer. the child recovered.
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Broken Hill
Cumnock
Sydney
N.S.W
Goapheios
Hares
Taala Manson
Zealand
New South Wales
New Zealand
Victoria
Salvation Army
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Lily White
A. N. Davey
Peak Hills
Cambridge Club
Caswell Street
S. W. Swain
Billiard Saloon
Delacy
All Nations Tobacco
Citea
Cee. L. & Co
Dalacy
Stephens’ Dispensary
Barriso Borge
Hatra-Minion Steertiva
F. P. Carr
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Sale Street
Orange
Singer
M. P. Harras
Poultry & Eggs
W. T. Sherringham
Norwich Farm
Domeny & Sons
W. Roach & Co