Australian News Briefs and Public Notices Roundup
A Sydney betting shop arrests, a death sentence commuted to life, and a petition against disease experiments circulate. Substantial local items include a High Court ruling on Crown Lands Act sub leasing, Poor School conditions at Portland, and profits of Broken Hill Block 14 Company. A Mrs Narello and Miss Maria Narello noted in music and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Court
San Francisco
Broken Hill Block 14
J. Hocking
Peak Hill
Mudgee Post
Portland School
Sydney
George Isaac Hembrow
Goulburn
Liberal Party
W. Pedersen
Molong
Bathurst
Gulgong
John Brown
Liverpool Asylum
Nelson
Wellington
N.Z
New South Wales
Orange Exchange
New Rabbit Destructor Showcased in Sydney Works
Mr James Worth of Burunderee Mudgee demonstrates a portable device to exterminate rabbits. The iron box uses charcoal and sulphur fed through a 4 foot hose into burrows, activated by a clockwork mechanism, lasting about seven minutes and weighing 40 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Worth
Burunderee
Mudgee
Danyex
A. Nelson
Hay Street
Sydney
E. Richards
Smart Tracking by Blackfellows Near Dubbo
Stock Inspector Mr. Dulhunty reports aboriginal men and a boy tracking a fox in his paddock near the river. He challenged them but later met them returning with a live fox after following Reynard to hills and swamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulhunty
Dubbo
Blackfellows
Atable
Mr. Dulhunty
Reynard
Wheat Production Comparisons Highlight Global Farmers
Australia produced 54,535,532 bushels of wheat last year for a population of about 4,000,000, equating to 134 bushels per head. America, with 96,000,000 more people, yielded 1,045 bushels per head, aided by modern tillage and harvesting tools and expanding manufacturing. The article argues farm equipment interests align with farmer success and growth in both nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Pope
America
Amending Friendly Societies Bill Aimed at Equal Contributions
Tax Chief Secretary works on the Friendly Societies Amending Bill to satisfy societies. The 1903 Act divides members into old and new with separate books, but the amendment removes distinctions in financial contributions between old and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Societies
Hogue
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad
When suffering from a cough or cold, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy loosens the cold relieves the lungs and makes expectoration easy. Pleasant to take safe and always cares. For sale by Gibson Bros Peak Hill and J W Lees Tomingrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Gibson Bros
Peak Hill
J. W. Lees
Tomingrey
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John Norton
M.L.A
Maria Narello
England
Cobar
Siemens
Turpin
Jenks
Coomber & Baker
Commission
Caswell Street
Carrington Hotel
McA Tamney
Mcphail
Carrington
AED
John Bakes
Corneree & Caswell Sts
Me. Baxxa
Fred. Metters & Co
George Street
Litchfield
Mr. M. Harras
A. G. F. Bollinger
Optician & Gunsmith
Parkes
Mother Nature
M.D
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