A New Rabbit Cure Proposal From Norseman Ola Parson
A Sydney report describes Ola Parson, a Norseman, claiming a rabbit-killing method that purportedly requires no payment until demonstration. He seeks a government guarantee of £16,000 to show the plan which allegedly uses hand methods to avoid harming other wildlife. He asserts the method is simple and universally usable after proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Sratroy Jovnysr
Awan
Sydney
Ola Parson
Mr. Oriok
Molong Mems and Mining Notes from Sydney Royal Exchange
Shares of the Little Copper Hill mine viewed at the Royal Exchange Sydney with an ore lump of about 50 lbs and a projected 30 to 40 percent return. An offer of 15000 pounds reportedly for the nub during the week. Races set for March 27 28 and the Cumnock Show on the 20th. Manildra flour mills nearing completion and Manildra Show on October 2. A Salvation Army wedding occurred between William Stanford of Gumble and Miss Emily Hull. Lessees may net reserves without formal Land Court permission. notify the P.P. Board of intent. A case heard at the Land Board established this principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Copper Hill
Royal Exchange
Sydney
Gardiner
Orange
Qudal
Cumnock
Worrall
Manildra
Salvation Army
William Stanford
Gumble
Emily Hull
Ancts
Land Court
P.P. Board
Land Board
District Report on Widespread Rain and Rabbit Infestations
Stock Iuspicion Dunneary reports varied rainfall across Obley Yemingley Dandaloo Trangie Narromine with up to 10 inches in one spot. The Bogan frontage suffers from rabbits and grasshoppers as owners sell and rent forage while efforts to destroy rabbits intensify and government netting is distributed. By year end most holdings between the Bogan and Macquarie rivers from Narromine to Dandaloo may be netted. Eastern areas see reduced rabbit pressure due to netting and feed transport improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iuspicion Dunneary
Widdly West
Obley
Yemingley
Dandaloo
Trangie
Narromine
Dulhunty
Bogan
Macquarie Rivers
Nartomine
Neverthre
Dubbo P.P
Narromine Peak Hill Railway Evidence Reopened Today
Public Works Committee revisits Narromine to hear more on the proposed railway to Peak Hill after gathering evidence at Dubbo yesterday. Also noted are local items: a cricket accident at Mungeribar, libel law reform, shire tree planting, and various regional notes from Cobar to Kempsey.
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Peak Hill
Public Works Committee
Dubbo
Bradley
Mungeribar
Sydney
Hogue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lindley, Walker & CO
Australia
Mark Lane
Thos. Lusk
People’s Tailor
Mingelo Street
Post Office
O'Connell St
Hill, Clark & 69
O'Connell Street
Soosey
S.A
C. F. Stephens
Local & General News
Kempsey
Uffington
Stamforr
Lincolnshire
Meadwell
J.P
Justis
Ludwig Tessnow
Griefswald
Telegrapha
Berlin
Daity Mar
A. W. Taylor
Cosy Peak Hill
J. W. Leas
Tony
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