Molong Fire and Robbery Leave Three Stores Ruined
A Sunday morning blaze gutted the drapery shop of Domeny & Sons, George Bauer stationer, and A. Millar auctioneers. Domeny was attacked and robbed of about £35 in gold as three masked men fled. he was later treated at the Telegraph Hotel. Police seek three suspects and details of a violent break-in across the three insured premises with total losses likely in the hundreds to over a thousand pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Domeny & Son
George Bauer
A. 1
Millar
Domeny &?[Sons
Domeny & Sons
Peak Hill
Domeny
Ross
Australian Mutuals
Bauer
Messrs. Domeny & Son
Mercantile Mutual Company
Parkes Branch Seeks Conference Vote On Land Reappraisement
The Parkes branch of the Farmers and Settlers Association adopts a motion for submission at the annual Sydney conference. It proposes that mortgagees consent to land reappraisement without forfeiture for residence breaches, with unfulfilled residence causing land to revert to original capital value. Delegates A Stewart and H W Bransgrove appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Farmers and Settlers Association
Sydney
Messrs. A. Stewart
H. W. Bransgrove
Brief Mention and News Snapshots from Australia
A mixed page notes small ads and items including Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for bronchial coughs, a lost gold cable bangle with a reward, and Land Board sittings at Dubbo on July 3. It reports sheep sales in Sydney, a death by suicide at Mittagong, and mining output at Lachlan Gold Fields. Writs filed for £5000 over alleged oath administration, a complimentary Lodge Kippara ticket, and a residential lease gazette. Also mentions Bonnington’s Irish Moss ads, Molong fire excitement, NSW wheat totals, Victorian closer settlement estates, and Liver Pills promotions alongside court cases and a Bourke Show remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Sydney
Bonnington
Bonnington’s
Molong
New South Wales
Stermey
Caulfield
Eldershaw
Sydney Court
Crackanthorp
McMillan
Jovexat
Bourke
Don’t Diet And Eat With Your Appetite
An advertisement touts Dr. Sheldon's Digestive Tabules as a cure for all ills offering strength, new life, and increased ambition. The copy urges eating freely to meet bodily demands and claims the tabs will digest food and transform the user, with sales through Gibson Bros.
Dyspepsia Permanently Cured by a Special Tonic
A report on Mrs. Adelaide Tlannah Staughton of Merrylands who credits Clements Tonic with curing chronic indigestion. She describes long illness, insomnia, and nervous distress improving within weeks, restoring appetite and energy, with the tonic ending headaches and chest oppression. She urges public recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide Tlannah Staughton
Holroyd Road
Merrylands
Clements
Statutory Declaration of Adelaide Hannah Staughton
Adelaide Hannah Staughton of Merrylands Holford roads in New Southia declares she has read a document titled threatfollos and numbered items one to three. She confirms accuracy of her statements and grants permission to publish them without payment in accordance with the Oaths Act. Signed at Merrylands on September 30, 1904 before J.P. George J Finlayson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Adelaide Hannah Staughton
Holford Roads
Merrylands
New Southia
Commonwealth of Australis
Clements Tonic
Mlachil Hagel
George J, Finlayson
J.P
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parkes F
Association
David Fuller
Mittagong
Lachlan Gold Fields
Forbes
W. LP
Crick
Owen
McPhail
Gundong
Narromine
F. C. Dawes
Tomingley
Jone
P. A. & H. Association
R. J. Baker
A. H. Stauchton
C. & V. Richards
AVING
Metcalfe
Arinda-St
JOS. Jackson
Caswell St
Gibson Bros
FEA
E. Dunn
Edward Dunn
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