Local Notes From Across The Shire And Cities
Brief entries report Peak Hill Show entries closing July 19 and polling sites for Shire elections. Molong P P Board meeting noted as lively. Local crimes and fines listed, including a 20s fine for leaving a dead cow on a public road at Byron Bay. Record potato haul near Orange and fox abundance in Orange district. Cootamundra and Surry Hills polling dates set for July. Numerous small notices on legal matters, railings, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peak Hill
Woods
London
Parkes
Molong P.P
Cumnock P. & A. Association
Orange
Canoblas
Byron Bay
T. Hill
Cootamundra
Surry Hilla
Surry Hills
Dib Domeny
Sydney
Molong
Steruzn
Pastures Board
Misa Narelle
Mudgee Town Hall
Fentress
Legislative Assembly
Crick
Jack Beasley
Brampton
Grenfell Road
Chinchilla
Queensland
Ile
Cowra
Forbes Gazette
New York
Parramatta River
R. Green
Rush
Laycock
Beach
Clifford
Pearce
Reynolds
Peter Kemp
MelJean
Miner’s Right Holder Wins Timber Use Ruling at Glen Innes
Crown via forest ranger argued goutinge could be used to erect a grainshed outside a holding under a miner’s right. Police Magistrate ruled under the Mining Act the right holder may use timber for personal purposes outside mining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Innes
Crown
Forest Ranger
Local warning on strychnine dangers in rabbits
Ma H Woopnovsz of Mount Oak Obley warns about experiments with rabbits. A lad near Obley named P Dunshie covered a rabbit with powdered strychnine and the animal died within ten minutes. The notice cautions handlers to keep strychnine away from any animal or flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma. H. Woopnovsz
Mount Oak
Obley
P. Dunshie
Pitiful Plea for Wire Netting From Wellington District
A letter read at the Molong P. P. Board meeting pleads for wire netting to protect wheat from rabbits. Mar Garet EpWarps, with eight children and a crippled husband, describes ruined crops, heavy rabbit damage, and poverty, asking for immediate netting to save her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong P. P
Wellington
Margaret EpWarps
Eczema Relief Promises From Zam-Buk Balm
Miss L. Walker of 116 Cobren Street South Melbourne shares years of suffering from Eczema on her hands. After trying many remedies with no relief she used Zam-Buk Balm, saw improvement after four or five applications, and reports hands now smooth and healthy. Zam-Buk claims cure for Piles Eczema Boils Rashes and more and is sold by The Zam-Buk Co 39 Pitt Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Walker
de Mra
J. Lane
Cob-ren Street
South Melbourne
Ba Og
Zam-Buk Co
Pitt Street
Sydney
Zam-Buk
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Bangaroo
Canowindra
J. Leahy
Willoughby
Boneta
R. Williamson
Warge Rock
Jas R. Job
Timbie
Yeoval
Sydney Ram
Cumnock
Agency
Robert Burns
Kirk
A. Stewart & Co
COURT
Treet
Wunderlich Patent Ceiling & Roofing Co., Ltd
G.P.O
T. Lusk
the People’s Tailor
Caswell Street
Marcus
Rianos