Molong News Highlights Local Incidents And Show Dates
Master 8 White, son of Mr John White, fractured his leg while riding a roller near Amaroo. Mr J Parker of Molong buys a four to five seat car and travels to Sydney Molong to test it on the mountain run. Bronzewing pigeons appear in Molong as variegated thistle blooms. Council Clerk salary up by £10. Secretary to the P P Board sought at £75 per year. Major Claude Smith returns from New Zealand and plans a champagne dinner for the Jockey Club committee. Molong Show set for March 28 with entries closing March 24.
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White
John White
Amaroo
J. 5
Parker
Molong
Metropolis
Sydney
P.P. Board
Claude Smith
New Zealand
Jockey Club
P. and A. Association
Cumnock Community News Highlights
Burkawone Station adopts extensive wire netting. W Gillan, respected resident, died aged 50 after a prolonged illness. Minnie Sparkes of Cundumbul wed F B Hammy. Influenza hits several locals amid Easter fundraising to repair the cemetery. Cumnock Show held midweek. Mrs W Job of Goodwood Yeoval suffers from a severe illness. Richard Hunt elected to Bathurst Methodist Stationing Committee.
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Burkawone
W. Gillan
Minnie Sparkes
Cundumbul
F. 8. Hamey
Cumnock
W. Job
Goodwood
Yeoval
Richard Hunt
Yoorooga
Bathurst
Liquor Act Enforces Restrictions on Premises Access
The Liquor Act imposes fines on licensees if persons stay on licensed premises during prohibited hours unless a lawful purpose can be shown. A person seeking burglary cannot claim a lawful presence, making the publican liable to a fine of five pounds.
Amended Regulation Under Crown Lands Act Gazette
The amended regulation under the Crown Lands Act prescribes Form 78 or 784 for transfers of conditional purchases and leases. Transfers of homestead selections before grant under section 11 require Form 111. Forms and parchment copies are obtainable at Lands Offices for a fee of 28 shillings 6 pence.
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Crown Lands Act
Provident Aid Society Forms in Melbourne
A new Provident Aid Society launches in Melbourne to assist struggling tradespeople. Advances up to £25 will be provided and repaid at 6d weekly plus about 2 percent interest. Personal guarantees only required. Nearly £1000 has been collected, with enthusiastic supporters predicting success.
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Waugh& Josephson
Sussex Street
Edward Street
Brisbane
Vertical Steam Bowens
Macningay
Sole Australasian Agenta
A. N. Davey
Peak Hill
Stott & Hoare’s Business College
Moore Street
Onde
Regal Post Card CO
DEP. T
O'Connell Street
Robert
Law and Planing Mills
T. D. Oxley
Royal Hotel
Tomingley
J.P. Reilly
Martin O’brien
Coomber & Baler
Sun Fire Office
J. Bazheer
LOGAL
R. J. Parker
Caswell Street
Cambridge Club
Rosret James Barkn
Hia Re
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