Farewell Social for Mr Youmans Before Petersham Move
Friday evening a farewell social honored Mr Youmans of the local Public School on the eve of his departure to Petersham. Music by Mr T Laing Peak Hill. speeches praised his service. A lodge banquet followed and the school children planned a memento to be sent to Petersham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youmans
Petersham
T. Laing
Peak Hill
Mesdames McFarland
Pope
Nicholls
Narromine
W. J. Maker
Sydney
Mr. Youmans
Ime
Interpretation of the Liquor Act by Attorney General Wann
In an interview Mr Wann the Attorney General explained the Liquor Act stating anyone may visit a hotel for a lawful purpose. He said having a meal with no liquor served is not unlawful and a person may leave a horse at a licensed house during church time or visit a patient as long as the act is not an excuse to obtain liquor.
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Wann
Children Brought to Court Over Food and Clothing Neglect
Wellington Gazeree reports two young children were seen at the local police court after allegedly being left by their mother without proper food or clothing. One child, nine and invalid, was carried into court by the guardian. The mother left with another man, then returned eight miles out and asked police to reclaim the children.
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Policc
Wellington
Singular Conviction in Rural Dispute Over Tax Penalty
From the London Onderver of March 30 1806 a village curate and parish overseer clashed over private business. The farmer, calling himself not a gentleman, faced a 63 penalty but was upheld for keeping dogs and wine after dinner. The clergyman owed 5 for omitting a swearing act.
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London
Town
Marlborough-street
Stubborn Coughs Cured With Chamberlain Remedy
A local ad proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures stubborn coughs and warns no danger of pneumonia or consumption. It claims rapid relief for dangerous lung-involved coughs and lists Gibson Bros Peak Hill and J W Lees Tomingley as retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Gibson Bros
Peak Hill
J. W. Lees
Tomingley
A Sydney Saddlery Owner Praises Clements Tonic Cure
Mr Thomas Edgar Fisher of 30 Parramatta Road Camperdown recounts a year of torpid liver rheumatic pains and fatigue. He credits Clement’s Tonic with restoring digestion appetite sight and energy and claims relief from headaches and nervous irritability. He endorses the remedy publicly.
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Sydney
Thomas Edgar Fisher
Parramatta Road
Camperdown
Gympie
Maryborough
Warwick
Queensland
Fisher
Clements
Mr. Pisher
Clements Tonic
Tomas Edgar Fisher
New South Wales
Commonwealth of Australia
Clements Tonto
Solomon
Cyclorama in Sydney to close after 18 years attendance
A NSW Cyclorama exhibition in Sydney will soon end its 18 year run, drawing more than fifteen hundred thousand visitors since opening. It stands as Australia’s only Cyclorama and will vanish from the city, inviting one last look before its closure.
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Sydney
Australia
Os City
Local Land Board Sees Tax Case Listings and Applications
The Land Board in Par area lists tax cases and applications under Section 14 G L Act 1903. Notable entries include Bransgrove Schaefer Willacy Prior Murphy and various appraisals of Crown improvements. Also noted are claims under the P P Act and an application to create the Rabbit Proof Fence.
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The
Land Board
Suny
C.p
H.W. Bransgrove
J. Schaefer
A. Willacy
F. Prior
D. Murphy
P.P
Perpetual Trustee Co
A.J. Hockey
J. Ewan
A. J. Hockey
J. Williamson and Sons
Union Bank
Life As. Co
W. Palmer
T. Calvert
Citizens Life Assurance Co
Peak Hill and Tomingley Tennis Match Result
Tomingley defeated by 10 sets 65 games to 2 sets 38 games in a week match. Losers were I Colbran O Reilly 8 and J Paton. winners were W Gibson J McAskill J Harvey and C I Stephens. Visitors dined at Mcleans Club House Hotel. Scores follow.
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Peak Hill
Tomingley
Colbran
O, Reilly
J. Paton
Messrs
W. Gibson
J. McAskill
J. Harvey
C. I. Stephens
Mclean
Club House
Gibson
Harvey
V. J. Paton
Paton
Reilly
McAskill
C. H. Stephens
C. Reid
S H. Stephens
J. Fta
T. Colbran
Rabbit roof netting rules issued by Dubbo Pastures Board
The Government Gazette lists rabbit roof netting specifications passed on December 8 1904 as 17 gauge 1 mesh three feet above ground and 6 inches below. A new by law on rabbit and marsupial proof netting prescribes truck loads of not less than 6 tons with rates based on full truck livestock plus 334 percent, pro rata for excess over 6 tons, and 6 ton equivalent charges for smaller consignments, with cheaper OQ class options if applicable.
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Dubbo
Bonnington's Irish Moss Promotes Longevity in Cough Remedy
An advertisement extols Bonnington's Irish Moss as a premier cough remedy for 35 years. It urges buyers to ensure they obtain the genuine product labeled Bonnington's. The message emphasizes reliability and long-standing trust in the remedy.
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Bonnington
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Hinepatiuis
T. E. Fisher
Auruet
Alfred L. Levy
J.P
Local Land Board
Tawnepay
Purtmivany
Vaumy
J.E. Moulton
O.P
H. Brogden
C.L
Do Do RL
J. Goode
John Shaw
Sp. L
T. Rend
P. McConnell
V. Cooke
J. F. Nicholas
Armaciemestt
Reg
Set
J. E. Fitzroy
A.C.P. and
Dalglish
O.L. G. McPherson
O.L. W. Davis
O.L. J. Hanson
A.H
Fainay
P. Tenessey
F. C. Holland
J. W. Palmer
T. Qulvert
Gazette Notices
Nyone
P. A. & H. Association
Ge Eee
R. J. Baker
C. & V. Richards
AVING
Metcalfe
Clarinda
Parkes
Jos. Jackson
Caswell St
Magica
K U
Anthony Horderns
Anthony Hordern & Sons
Palace Emporium
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