Match Arranged for McAuliffe Versus Williams in 120 Yards
D McAuliffe and W Williams have agreed to run 120 yards for ten pounds aside at an early date. Both have begun training. John Keenan fractured collarbone at Forbes Park while playing football. Various racing results and entries noted from Parkes, Orange, Warwick Farm, and other venues.
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D. McAuliffe
W. Williams
Forbes @ Parkes
John Keenan
J. Macken
Clonailla
Sydney
McPhillamy
Arroc
Forbes
R. Toose
Condobolin
Tattersall
Metropolitan
Hay Sports
Remarkable Kingewood Sheep Breeding Record Linked to South Down Pair
Farmer Mr Exyess Grimly of Kingewood near Aylesbury claims a stellar sheep breeding record from a dam that produced 26 lambs in nine years across five three lamb litters, two four lamb litters, one two lamb litter, and a single lamb. Her progeny includes eight dams from three years. Both sire and dam are South Down.
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South Down
Local Closer Settlement Inquiries Reach Council
A dated note from Rovert McDowalp Acting Under-Secretary informs Eden George M A that the Municipal Council of Ponk Hill has forwarded representations on the fitness of the Mungery Bulgandraiing and Genanagie estates for closer settlement. The letter, dated 6 May 1906, states these considerations are under review.
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Eden George
Rovert McDowalp
Sun Office losses and profits reveal large totals
The Sun Office, agents for Sun Insurance, reports losses not to exceed £350,000 and a largely unfavourable £905 result. The profit and loss balance should cover the usual dividend, leaving company funds around £2,500,000, with local agents mentioned.
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Messns
Royle and Co
Sun Insurance Office
R. J. Baker
Penk Hill and District
F.S.A. Meeting Debates Wire Netting Freight Concession
The F.S.A. conference will discuss a regulation from the Bena and Weneabayne Association urging Railway Commissioners to grant a concession that would allow wire netting to be shipped on wheat trucks returning empty. The executive council deems wire netting essential to protect crops from rabbits, criticizing previous high freight charges as a luxury and seeking relief through reduced rates or truck minimums.
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F.S.A
Bena and Weneabayne Association
Eden Photo Studios Portraits in Sydney
Visit Eden Photo Studios in George Street Sydney for high class portraits at remarkably low prices Proofs cost 20s per dozen while rivals charge 50s to four guineas Cabinets 7s 6d per dozen If unable to visit send your photo for enlargement for inspection to Eden Photo Studios George Street Sydney
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Sydney
Eden Photo
Studios
George-street
Landmark NSW timber lease ruling sparks settlement debate
An Australian High Court decision holds that a holder of a conditional lease may rent the right to cut and remove timber. The writers argue the crown lacked power to restrict a conditional leaseholder, asserting the ruling supports their longstanding view.
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Tag Federal High Court
New South Wales
Australia
For Children n Hacking Cough at Night Woods Great Peppenmuit Cure
A notice-like item reports a remedy labeled Woods Great Peppenmuit Cure aimed at children’s nighttime hacking coughs. It lists claimed benefits and patient use guidance in a brief advisory style typical of old newspaper notices.
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Billy Mao
Zelda
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Orange
Parramatta River
Charley” Pratt
E. A. Connolly
Melbourne
Warren
Ta Kitta
J.C
Goldboat
Goodwin
la Kitta
Mudgee
D. J. Plunkett
O. H. Brook
Brook
Plunkett
Peale Hill
Judah Myere
Taft
Hobart
Sol, Green
Parkes Jockay Club
F. Bollinger
Carbine
J. W. Lees
Pomre Ey
Freeman's
Club House
Caswell Street
Peak Hill
R. R. McLean
AVING
Jas
Freeman
Eureka
Ay Isazartos
J. M. Cox
Ms. Cox
Pitt Street
Sidney Wildie
EGS
Orobotstt
Peak Hill-Parkes
Narromine
Dubbo
UNION
Bakery
H. Schmidt
Euchie Streat
All
Eable
Mr. D. Hartas
Tubwevonnt and
Newsagent
Caswell Strtreet
the Sun Office
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