Suburban Robberies and Local Notices Across District
A collage of brief items notes five suburban robberies, tax receipts at Dabbo, a 10 percent dividend by Great Western Milling, immigrant workers in Queensland, a fatal row in Sydney, crop and stock remarks, and local council actions. Also mentions elections, exam results, fox and cube scalping pay rates, probate of James Epps, and railway development talks in Narromine and Parkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homebush
Thurmlay
Dabbo
Great Western Milling Company
Millthorpe
Queensland
Laidlaw
Sydney
Groson’s
Rama
Thomas Gibson
Parkes
Owssville
Pank Hill
Dubbo
P.B. Bonrd
James Epps
Batan
Chichago Dancy Nane
le Short
Carpentera
Licansen
W. Barnett
A. J. Matthews
Bia
Kyogle Beale
Writen
Mudgee
Rinby
Fest Orange Council
Nowra Council
Obinoss
Broken Hill
Block 14
J. Hocking
Lata
Peak Hill
Public Works Committee
Narromi
Magia
Peak Hill Railway Route Debate and Proposed Deviations
A New South Wales report analyzes three Narromine to Peak Hill railway routes. The western deviation would serve Tomingley and Bogan River settlers better and widen the western land area with minimal length increase. Construction costs are similar across routes, with commissioners favoring the route closer to Tomingley and Narromine for efficiency and settlement benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissionera’ Rport
Bogan River
Tomingley
Bogen River
Narromine
Commissionera Inclaves
Weeters
Peak Hill
Bogan
Goly
Public Worke Department
Commissionera
Griffiths Charges Trigger Political Fallout in Lands Scandals
In a heated exchange the Opposition leader made charges against the Attorney General and officers over evidence used in Lands Scandals inquiries. The next day supporters clarified claims as the opposition party faced scrutiny for allegations deemed baseless and politically motivated.
Cough Medicine Claim Used to Tie to Health Benefit
The advertisement promotes Chamberlain s Cough Kennedy as more than a throat soother, claiming it helps recovery and prevents a future attack. It contrasts it with ordinary cough syrups that offer only temporary relief and little effect on health. The copy ends with a seller’s note for Taylor and Co. in Peak Hill and Leos, Tomiogiey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Kennedy
Taylor
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised In Testimonial
A reader from Centerton district recounts using Chamberlains Cough Remedy with instant relief for a cough and bronchitis. They, along with multiple local shops, endorse the product highly and note its acceptance in households. The piece ends with a quip about income tax complaints.
Road Race at Dabbo to Nerromine and Back
Wedneeday last week the Dabbo to Nerromine road race and return took place in excellent conditions. Prizes included a Raya Speedwall bicycle valued at £20, a gold model by W.H. Tay for fastest time, a pair of Dunlop tires, and a handwork bicycle ramp as a third prize. Results list RJ McNamara, K Ferguson, and J McNamara with times around 2 hours 31 minutes for the winner, and McNamara receiving the medal for fastest time with H Horder earning a gold render award for the first home on a Speedwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tawhiescle
Dabbo
Nerromine
Bak
Bonnett & Wood
W.H. Tay
Dunlop Tyra
Rumult
McNamara
Pook Hill
Ferguson
J. McNamara
Tomingley
B. J. McNamara
H. Horder
Subsidising Friendly Societies via Public Funds
The proposal by Mr Outruthers to subsidise sick funds of Friendly Societies with public money is praiseworthy in principle. If old age pensions deserve support, then thrift deserving members should receive government assistance, lest improvidence be rewarded and thrift penalised. Taxation for pensions comes from Friendly Societies and others, so their claims cannot be ignored. Mr Carruthers notes the State Government plans next Parliament to create annuities linked to Friendly Societies, secure for the annuitant, exempt from bankruptcy, and free from taxes and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outruthers
Legio
Carruthore
A True Dream. Temera resident reports a vanished man found
Temera citizen J T Coom declares a dream fact about Crawford Ross who disappeared after leaving a local hotel on June 14. Two weeks later Coom dreamed Ross lay dead in a hole among mud bushes, prompting him to lower a rope and grappling irons into an abandoned shaft where the body lay, maggots noted at the throat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. J.T. Coom
Temera
Crawford Ross
Mr. Cooke
Ross
Ysilone
Shafte
Wan
Rosa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Che Express
MacLeay
Peak Hill Railway
Mr. Griffith
Khornes-Conere
Grifith
Griffith
Wiexpl Jon
Wade
William Owen
Webster
Crowe
Crown
Pilcher
Pollock
Royal Commission
Cdme
Rick
Justice Owen
Grose
Marshall
Coleraine
Vic
Centerton
H.end G
Harris
Cantarton
Jose
Thay
Beonchitta
A. W. Taylor
Kk Oo
Poa Hilly
J. W. Lacs
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