Items of Interest from a Regional Australian Paper
A compilation of short notes covers rainfall in Dubbo, mine and company news near Yeoval, wool prices, and local projects. It notes financials for Molong P.P. Board and Cumnock P.A. & H. Association, plus plans for Orange Jockey Club racing and August general election polling. Other items report fox pest efforts, recovering local staff, hospital fund drives, and regional agricultural and transport updates with various prices, timings, and local commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Molong P.P. Board
Goodrich
Yeoval
Wandong Wool
Andrew Strahorn
Moise School of Arts
Molong
Cumnock P.A. & H. Association
Parkes Examiner
Champion
L. and R. Association
Reynard
J. Campey
Forbes
Lachlan Goldfield
A. J. Dunstan
Melbourne
Shoalhaven
Flemington
G. H. Reid
Howse
Gibson Bros
Goulburn
Sydney
Brazil
Blankets for the Cold Snap Snug as a Bug in a Bug
Local shop promotes warm blankets ahead of cold snap warning. Store promises snug comfort with durable fabrics and easy care options to keep households warm during upcoming winter chill.
Death of Mr Forrester in Tomingley
The obituary notes the death of Mr Forrester after an apoplectic fit. Dr MacCarthy attended without success and the burial was conducted by Rev Wiltson. The item also mentions a local horse race where J L Edwards' Lay Ray defeated Robertson's Goodbye and references the Show attendance in Tomingley yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrester
MacCarthy
Wiltson
J. L. Edwards
Lay Ray
L. Robertson
Kelly
Badger
Tomingley
Hospital Donations June Receipts List
A June donation ledger records voluntary contributions with names such as J Callanan, Jos Patterson, W Lockington, M Grogan, J Price Mingelo, W Newbigging, J Rieger, T Blomley, Eden George, M Tek, Zoellner and Ross, T Sanderson, W Dawes, Rev Wilson, J R Strahorn, A Moy. Total amount shown is £1019 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.callanan
Jos Patterson
W. Lockington
M. Grogan
J. Price
Mingelo
W. Newbigging
J. Rieger
T. Blomley
Eden George
Zoellner & Ross
T. Sanderson
W. Dawes
Tin Field and Fifield Mining Report and Local Politics
Rain returns as washing restarts at Platina with puddling machines soon. Fifield remains lifeless with no mining while Tin Field crews prepare gear and expect a rise in washings. Carroll dominates local politics with broad support. Bullock Creek supporters seek a railway, blaming Brown and Clara for prior promises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platina
Fifield
Carroll
Bullock Creek
Brown
Clara
Also Mentioned on This Page
Melrose
Condobolin Branch of
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Ferguson
Ewars
Diabetic Institute of
London
St. Dunstan’s Hill
B.C
A.W. Taylor & Co
Kidney
Peak Hill
Litchfield
Om Baleetts & Nad
Kia
Woody
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