Our Neighbours from Our Exchanges
Local notes report A E Mocxerr becomes manager of Landauer's Mills at Oudal while Thos Lees is named poundkeeper at Bogan Gate. Easter Hospital sports mix military, trotting, pony racing and athletics at Show Ground. Parkes Hospital clears building fund overdraft. Arthur Lane resigns Commercial Bank post to start stock and station agency. Peak Hill resident fined for maintenance case. Warroo man fined for jury nonappearance. Forbes Farmers and Settlers nominate council reps. Acting Judge Hamilton praised. Lands Office staff may be moved. Stokes couple visit Tasmania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Mocxerr
Landauer’s Mills
Oudal
Thos. Lees
Bogan Cate
Parkes Hospital
Arthur Lane
Commercial Bank
Parkes
Peak Hill
McPhillamy
Warroo
Forbes Quarter
Forbes
Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
Messrs
Gee
Thornton
Wallace Hunter
E. Taylor
H. W. Luhrs
W. Ayres
Hamilton
Lands Office
Alfred Stokes
Tasmania
Secre tary to hospital sought in Condobolin
Applications are invited for a secretary to the hospital at a salary of £24 per annum. Condobolin Show is set for July 31 and August 1. A total of £16,988 has been distributed to sufferers in the Budgerabong bush fire district. Four weddings were celebrated last week in Condobolin and two in the prior seven days. A local verse jokes about marrying with impunity and a nearby doctor of Divinity rumored to perform ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budgerabong
Condobolin
Narromine town to see bridge works and shows ground upgrades
Narromine prepares for improvements at the show ground while J H Shedden’s tender of £4942 is accepted to erect a composite truss bridge over the Macquarie River. Mrs S Phillips leaves Narromine with a silver cake dish from departing boarders. The population has grown from 300 to 3000 in 16 years and artesian water east or south of Narromine is deemed unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Shedden
Macquarie River
Narromine
S. Phillips
Phillips
J. H. G. Coomber
Peak Hill
T. M. Denton
Nurromine
Condobolin
Notable Sports Roundup From Early Victorian Era
A sweep of notes covers racers in Narro mine and Trangie, pigeon shooting by Narromine Gun Club, Wellington Swimming Club as state leader, pugilist Chiddy Ryan jailed for assault, a Victorian cricket feat of six sixes in six balls, and jockey Danny Maher’s rise from bootblack. Also mentions Ormonde’s Derby wins and a Repton cricket anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Burton
Tartan
Lady Wallace
A. Cleaver
W. Bassett
Trangie
New Zealand
Great Britain
Narromine
Narromine Gun Club
F. B. Colley
Wellington Swimming Club
Western Racing Association
Danny Maher
Lochiel
Yarraman
Orange
Dr. Watt
Natural History Museum
South Kensington
Ormonde
Helen Buck
Manchester
Holyoake College
South Hadley
Massachussetts
Lin
Din
Misa Buck
Routledge
Repton
Ngland
Croupy Children and Early Remedy Usage
Advice on preventing croup in children by early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Claims it prevents attacks if started at first hoarseness and also helps with colds and whooping coughs. Sold by Gibson Bros and J. W. Leos in Tomingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Rae
Gibson Bros., Ill
J. W. Leos
Tomingley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gaoonra
Spring & Summer Wear
IF. W. Lees, Gomingtey
Fred. Metters & Co
George Street
Sydney
Ladd Atid al
UNION
Baker
H. Schmidt
A. G. F. Bollinger
Optician & Gunsmith
ASA
Litchfield
Ryan
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