Local and General Summary of Events and Elections
Local and General report a chaotic mix of notices and brief items. Mentions of a commission meeting appointing a judge and Beovwarde Furth, a rat patrol patra-Dabs task, and a damaged school attack incident. References to election timing, pay and allowances, a resignation in a medical facility, and a call for applications for gun ventures. Notes on various financial figures, a new ward fund, and updates on railway returns, with a general sense of public notices and community events.
Local notices and meeting updates from the Dubbo region
The Dubbo Land Board is to sit on Tuesday with Snowfall reported Sunday. Applications invited for Canon Benger position. Rev Oldham to preach at Ouradgmey Burrill and Pouk on Sunday. Mr Kortlang to address the Guns Work rheumatias case. Oldham's sermon at Bt Barnabas Church Bathurst Sunday. Woon's Guar Purrmisnr urged for cough relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo Land Board Cousmimces
Ceange
Canon Benger
Oldham
Ouradgmey
Burrill and
Pouk
Om Bunday
Mr. HO. Wilteom
Barnabas Chih
Bathurst
Artificial Grasses Show Promises New Trials
A forthcoming show features experiments with artificial grasses aimed at improved aesthetics and practical use. Organizers highlight potential benefits for farmers and landscape projects, stressing careful testing to determine performance and value.
Quadrille Fundraiser at Sturrel's Hall Report
An OCR damaged notice describes a Monday evening quadrille in aid of the funds of a local group. It mentions a master of ceremonies and lists several participants, with garbled names and phrases reflecting a social event in a village hall setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adan
Hull
Sturrel
Ned
Murrell
Tuckwal
Koppalog
Painful obituary from Gonanagh parish church
The death notice reports the loss of a young child from Gonanagh, who suffered from a chronic ailment diagnosed as Taupdive Tu pita. Parents sought treatment from Dr MacCarthy and Dr Bonsenas, but the illness proved fatal. Funeral rites were held Monday with Presbyterian minister Reverend Brown officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwi
Buraday
Pines
Monitay
Nympachising
Tienda
Ron Brown
Presbyterian Ministar
Burke
Genanagie Leasehold Clarifies Local Settlement Debate
Ambiguous notes describe a Wednesday meeting where residents discussed welfare and closer utilitation of land. A resolution requested closer inquiry into voluntary actions and petitions for signatures, with debates over blocks and titles. Wood’s Sars Tea mentioned.
St Stephen's Picnic Ends Amid Rough Weather Injuries
A damaged report from St Stephen's describes a picnic on a wharf where the event moved under bad weather. Children reportedly injured themselves during activities. At the close, prizes were given to children who helped with the day’s enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorumlves
Dor Tha
Teenie
Mining report fragment with ore yield and tunneling notes
Fragmentary mining article details ore grades, tunnel progress, and worker notes. Mentions Kennedy, Barty, Taylor, Yackett, and various claims such as Onion Tayo and Pond Digg Lond. Describes ore yields, depths, and work references across multiple parties and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowald
Kennedy
Barty
Coleman
Puriy
Khae Tua
Thor
Police Court Case Involving Anna Bowmen and Mrs Norris
In a Friday Police Court session, Anna Bowmen and Mrs Norris faced charges linked to indecent language and conduct. The complainant testified about quarrels, with Mr Norris and others recounted. Bowmen and Norris both faced warnings, fines, and jail time terms recorded for the offences and language used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Bowmen
Ousygen
Wats Tuts
Sok Hart
Pendity
Waa
Lava
McPhail
Stre Norrie
Forbes
Norvin
W. Homfield
Ieee
Ainsi Womplainnat
Wan
Scott
Nina
Boot
Foebos Ems
Small Debts Court Report From Local Ledger
Fragmentary OCR records list names such as Barney Doyle and C. Bender with amounts owed or payable. The note references Wet Fungior and Parkour, with parties including Weigel and Sherwood, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkour
Barney T. Doyle Li Ie
Topload
Weigel Fa
Ant C. Bender
Narromine hosts tennis visitors for holiday meet
The Narromine club welcomed visitors from August as Tabing ttrentaxs of the holiday dn Monday's tama trom by Pra Hal aiwh consisting of Moar 'ion Brabnna Gibson MuAdkill Tutte and Btaphows. Yarrasing won 160 to 130 in a mixed competition. The event featured dinner at Thomas Forsl and a warm reception for the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Brabnna
Gibson
MuAdkill
Tutte
Yarrasing
Lucas
Isitore
Thomas Forsl
Pitoh
Munk
Mewes Dunn
Denton, Webb
Williane Weting
Drought Affects Holdings In Tomingley And District
Reading notes describe landowners facing hardship from drought with Beresford and Tomingley areas, detailing wheat yields, farm sizes, and property values. Mentions of Edwards and Waldaby Park describe conditions, assets, and rural perseverance amid arid seasons.
Anglican and Catholic Services in Waslekam Parish
Church notices list Anglican services at Tor Cham and Barron with times and locations for Sunday worship and Wednesday services. Roman Catholic mass is scheduled on the second Sunday of each month at Waslekam with afternoon arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maes Secood
Labor Party Debate on Reform and Government Shift
A lengthy discussion on Labor Party reform, parliamentary tactics, and governance outlines how factions favor or oppose constitutional changes. It notes Carruthers and rivals shaping policy while considering boundary shifts and civil service reforms. Local government and tax questions frame the political tension and future power dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.J
Éloctore
Rolly Witnah
Labor Party
Mihialesiat
Careuthsry
Cansire
Toe
Cowie Moon
Carruthers
Jose
Iulu
Mungory
Bowl Thin Tabu
Anor Flim
Crowhurst
Tomingles
Yston
Eatae
Seree
Osley
Wapil
Menting
Fragmented Telegrams Describe Political Tensions and Tragic Murder
A garbled telegram clip reports on Mr Honeyhaplin proposing amends in the Tose of Commags amid a debate over an enquiry. It mentions the Chancellor of the Exchequer and a French minister, plus a murder case in Quennaland where Mr E Tomai killed his wife with a crowbar, ending in a bar and a courtroom scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honeyhaplin
Pn Iis
Pranflan Eaton
E Tomai
Bare Rowrie
Quennaland
WARDEN'S COURT Ruling in Banks v Taekwon
In a warden court decision the outcome centered on the sale of disputed property. The ruling determined a transfer or seizure action connected to the dispute between Banks and Taekwon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banks
Taekwon
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Jackson
Zeus
G. D. Oxley
General K Commission
Oteahi“ Oh Chamonceal Tagg
Whelan & Gilcreest, Solicitors
Forbes and Parkes
M. J. Givexezee
Peas
Peak Hill
Miles
Wn Wen
Pek Hill
Messrs
H. H. Gibson & Coy
Horsby
Amar
Wealth Stores
Uhovs Institution
Council
Hugh
Friendly Appeal Court
OTICH
Fyneeby
Coun
Conseil Chuasburs' Va Westivolay
Fay Dana
Toos
Aawearnaue
Rsa
Carnell
Wiuday
Comuilion
Psa
Cullen
Howett
Thashir
Elewett Than Boen
Nurva Putheraon Tan
The
Jucal Topital
Cen
Mr Flower
Tate
Donerunte
Tacrave JSON
New Zealan
Eliot
Meany
Roewipt
Rnven
Anilior
Mont Loan
Wynne
Cornell Chambers
Sovin Lata
Projietary Co's
Teret
Willy Nwa
Poalitivdl
Lewin Haldia
Salvatioes Iy
Boles
Bryant
Beresbadiat
Air
Kortlang
Rosie Ean
Genanagie
Clara
Wasuzy
Cipsar
Oxlay
Garam
Amd
Gunnell
Boulos
Liu
St. Stephen's
P.M
Mr. Ohlowe
Afr
Muikay J.P
District Holdings
KR Turner
Tomingley
Tieenot
Urs
Lin Pluow
Bento
Borner
Bulgaudrunine
Tominglay
Edwards Livon Thesy
Ning Howe
Waldaby Park
Uhr
Tmng
Oaklands
Nowinglay
Church Services
Sexway
Asya Teme
Suan Ie UE E.a
Waslekan
Adinas
Pook
Warden's Court
Wang
Bucy
Tuey
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