Goobang Shire Council May Report On Roads And Tenders
The council notes printed specifications from the Works Department on May 17 for works funded from unexpended Government balances. Tenders will be invited for clearing and rock works on the Bogan River to Warge Rock, Bogan Gate to Hobson's, and near Trundle, with formation across T.8.R. on the Bogan River to Warge Rock covered by a £267 vote. Tenders published in local papers have not yet been opened.
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Works Department
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Warge Rock
Bogan Gate
Hobson's
Trundle
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Peak Hill Express
Forbes Times
Parkes
Forbes
Peak Hill
Relief! Peatine Print Blur Fears Addressed by Sn Consult
A scrambled advisory notes relief measures for blurred prints caused by continuous peatine. It mentions seeking guidance from Sn Consult and outlines steps to mitigate print distortion and preserve legibility for readers. The item reads as a brief notice urging readers to await official clarification.
Government Wire Netting Policy Clarified by Attorney General
The Council of Advices for the Pastures Protection Boards advises that both the mortgagee and mortgager signatures are required on wire netting applications from the Government. Replies from the Attorney-General state a board may accept from conditional purchasers or freeholders when mortgaged and registered in the mortgagor’s name, but not from the mortgagee alone or when the mortgaged holder is not the registered owner.
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Reporting Speeches and the Price of Public News
The Chartere Towers Telegraph notes Townsville papers charged candidates £1 1s per column for speeches, with costs varying by speaker. It laments rising news costs and argues politicians should pay more, citing figures for Millican Paull Burrows Winstanley and others, then warns press strain could end in tragedy.
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Townsville
Ol Philp
Hanran
Ir A. Cowley
Charters Towers
Paull
Burrows
Winstanley
Australia
Honore
George Sherwood Palmer rush pioneer dies in Towneville
Telegram from Towneville reports 82 year old George Sherwood, longtime Gulf country pioneer, in town 12 months, died by his own hand at the Palace Hotel. He killed himself with a Winchester rifle, a tragic self inflicted death in Towneville.
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Towneville
George Sherwood
Gulf Country
Palace Hotel
Open Column letter defends local team against Parkes juniors claim
Alectown readers are told that Parkes Juniors included five competition players and ten others from different clubs, not three Peak Hill lads. The writer asserts Peak Hill members were rightly on the ground, disputes the claim of outside borrowing, and predicts Alectown will fare well against Peak Hill when they meet again.
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Parkes Juniors
Peak Hill
Parkes
Ned Tyler
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Alestown
Bile Beans Praised by Science for Liver and Digestive aid
A leading scientific journal report declares Bile Beans purely vegetable and valuable for constipation, liver regulation, and digestive relief. It highlights their mild, effective action, lack of griping, and suitability for families, noting wide Australasia and global use with prices quoted.
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Science
Bile Bean Company
Res
Australasia
Vintage Irish Moss Cure Promotes Chest Ailments Remedy
Old advertisement touts Bonnington’s Irish Moss as a standard family medicine for coughs colds and chest affections. Also notes cheap imitations resembling coins including leaden substitutes and counterfeit shillings in circulation.
Sydney breweries profits and local notices in brief
Items of interest report six months profits of two Sydney breweries reaching £120,000, fines for a publican over serving liquor to an intoxicated person, and various community notes. Other items include Dubbo sports results, cloudburst fatalities in Kentucky, railway incidents near Forbes and Orange, Parkes and Wellington council resignations, hospital finances, and upcoming local exhibitions and church openings.
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Nallionai
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Kentucky
Forbes
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Parkes Railway
Blayney
Wellington Municipal
Parkes Hospital
A.J
Bliesner
Richard Seddon
New Zealand
Dubbo Stock Office
P.P. Board
Forbes Tres
Truodle P. and A. Association
Parkes
Molong P.P
P.P
P.P. B
Carcoar
Forbes Hospi
Rb.o. Presbytery
Bishop Dunne
Richard Yates
Tarawa
Carruthere
Neuter
Eden Photo Studios Portraits Now Available in Sydney
Visit Eden Photo Studios on George Street Sydney for high class portraits at cheap prices. Artist Proofs in 12 x 10 size cost 20s per dozen, with cabinet prints at 7s 6d per dozen. If unable to visit, send a portrait for enlargement to Eden Photo Studios for inspection.
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Sydney
Eden Photo
George-street
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