St Patrick Day Athletic and Bicycle Show at Showground
Promoters benefited from good weather and a fair turnout at the Showground event for St Patrick’s Day sports and cycling. McAuliffe and associates ran booths and a refreshment stall while the Myalle Ponk Hill Band provided music. Accidents occurred in several races with T J Keenan injured. officials blamed reckless riding and track conditions though racing order was decent.
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Pravior
R.O
Pangakan
McAuliffe
Minogue
Glasheen
Willcox
McAtamney
Carrington Hotel
Miss McAuliffe
Wallker
Franks
L. McAuliffe
Myalle- Ponk Hill Band
Christophers
Aucceas
Mewsra
W. Bouch
G. Walker
BH. McLean
Messrs
G. Coleman
D. Murray
H. Wardell
Earlio R Ace
Handica
Sydney
Sd F. Pratt
Woodstock
Pratt
Jas
McNamara
R. E. Burr
Yeoval
J. Cook
Aledown
Sheffield Hanley
A. J. Millgate
J. McAskill
Millgate
T. J. Keenan
Dandaloo
Corfe
Ridera
Apyada
Hatywiee
A Pratt
A. William
H. Coram
A. Tyison
Imn-Fivar
J. McNamara
Barr
F. Pratt
Coram
A Simple Will Fragment From John Thomas
A brief will states John Thomas leaves all to his relations to divide as they see fit. It condemns any fuss or challenge, declaring that anyone who argues should receive nothing.
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John Thomas
Vane
Myles Sentes
How Parkes Scored in a North Pub Tale
Our Harry Parkes tells of a humorous incident while traveling north and visiting a pub. The landlord, who brewed his own drink, hides doubts about the whisky. Parkes whispers to the landlord about the suspicious bottle and insists on a course of action to drink it tonight.
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F. Pratt
Woodatock
Cafrey
Dubbo
BR. K. Baer
Yooval
Lenon
Woo Altar
Yaffrey Ted
Bourke
Proth
Pratt
Tomo
Pleca
Musica
Ouatua
A. Williams
Semingley
Harry Parkes
Harry Ones
Parkes
Bung
Dil
Freaks of Nature Reported Near Quirindi and Goonoo Goonoo
A calf born with a full brand mark near Quirindi draws attention as a 14 year old cow bears the mark. At Goonoo Goonoo a fowl displays two hind legs like an equine, a near fore foot like a calf, and a dog-like off foot. The draught mare foal survived three days after birth and was valued at around £100.
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Quirindi
Australian Marble Deposits Surveyed by Summers Expert
Inquiries from abroad prompt examination of New South Wales marble resources. Mr Summers of the Department of Trades and Customs reports rich deposits across the state with fine white varieties near Bathurst Molong and Kempsey. He notes deposits at Caloola Borenore and Molong and hopes Australia may rival old Italian sources in quality.
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Summers
Department of Trades and Customs
New South Wales
Bathuret
Molong
Kempusy
Sumergaya
Bathurst
Caloola
Borenore
Markete
Australia
Brevities and scattered notes from a bustling inland town
A patchwork of short items covers land sales at Dubbo, local charity plans, wool and butter trade notes, train excursions, a valuer appointment, and various deaths and accidents across Victoria and New South Wales. It mentions the Peak Hill sale, the Bulli blackberry harvest, a Bendigo death, and a Sydney contractor seeking sleepers.
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Peak Hill
Dubbo Va Coast Hospital
P.P. Wourd
Victoria
Sydney
Byron Bay
Hastor Soo Adot
Bulli
Bome Macleay
Tavtion & Co
Buay
Kaschan
Hungary
Elizabeth Odgers
Minn
George Fanwell
Bendigo
MrAuliffe
Eden George
Great Britain
Edward Alexander Fraser
Hay
St. Patrick's Day
Ould Freland
Auckland
New Zealand
Charen Huadl
Kingdom
A. W. Tavion & Co’s
Windsor
New South Wales
Queensland
Argluen
Bank Pote
Warren
Rutherglen
Hurde Offorta Ware
Wade
Toxworth
Empire
An Annandale Tribute and Statutory Declaration
A damaged archival fragment presents an Annandale tribute and a statutory declaration. It references hands tasting sorrow, a ceremonial ode, and a formal oath, with scattered names, places, and phrases obscured by transcription errors. The readable portion hints at gratitude, medical themes, and a public declaration.
Lambing Ewes Die Near Walli and Oxnowindra
The stock inspector reports many lambing ewes died near Walli and Oxnowindra. A postmortem indicates death from insufficient feed causing paunch impaction. Stones show the sheep ate showy fat and pieces of skin and bones were found.
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Atel
Carcoar
Walli
Oxnowindra
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B'Wal
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Pa Rave
Wiles
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BF Bander Twoyda
G. J. Lenon
R. E Barr
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