Various Local Notices and Health Figures from 1906
A fragmented OCR roundup mentions land area improvements, a South Sea Islander singing water, multiple marriages of Kanakas, civil service time, cattle prices, tin shipments from Tingha, a Parliament member owning papers, and ministry counts. It also cites rail employment, a death by drowning, the Barron Jack scheme approval, triplet births, trade values, an education secretary’s death, sanitary bylaws enforcement, infant mortality ranks, 1905 immigration losses, a polling day in November, temperance policy notes, a puppy birth, a prize dispute, candidate lists, and a North Coast railway extension discussion with potential dairy rail benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilson Bros
Nerea
Greta
Ile
Iatrate
Tingha
Queensland
W. Han
Blanbury
Suuller
Orange
Public Works Committee
Jack Vcheme
Mia, McTean
Gympie
Bydnay
John Charles Maynard
Rusvia
Anatrin
Uspasalind
Tial
Tinus
George Stewart
Hornsey Wood
Penrith
Sovieties’ Union
Nsw
J. Ly Pretty
Castlereagh
Stata
B. Gregan
Nepean
W. H. Vincent
New Englad
Federal
North Coast Railway
Manning River
Qould
Sydney Wool Sales Report From Dauayry & Co Darn
Dauayry and Co reported 4500 bales admitted on Churedlyy with excellent selection of superior greasy wool. Bidding was animated and prices rose to high levels as market sentiment remained firm. Notable clips included T. Kildly and Co Burrawang at 18d, Fr Gilman’s Catujgabal at 12d, J. Maslin’s Bozo Hogolong at 1240, and other regional lots such as Orange Plate 12 3, Lake Cowall Berry Broad, and Woodlands 041.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauayry & Co
T. Kildly & Co
Fr. Gilman
Go J. Maslin
Tau Po
Merriwee
Masonic Lodge Hosts Return Reception for Mr and Mrs Stephens
After a lodge meeting, Masonic Lodge Jersey and guests staged a welcome reception for Mr and Mrs Stephens returning from their wedding trip. The evening featured dancing, solo and piano music by Mr Laing, and a supper table arranged by the ladies with baskets of provisions. Brethren praised the generous hospitality and offered thanks to the Stephens for the thoughtful presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Lodge
Jarmiy
Stephens
Ponk Hill
KC. Sanderson
Lodge
Jersey
Stephena
Hoealan
Ludge
W.M. Wand
Mixa M. McLoni
Misa Wally
Mra Dunn
Mra Till
AL Litehuield
Mina I
T. Laing
Unclear regional bets and a mysterious disappearance
A garbled regional report mentions a road contract bid and a Melhiltene Cap ahead, with Noreen favored. Two stockholder owned units valued by Springbell Pastors Co died in a mystery incident. Julius Loo, a stockman missing since July, is feared dead after a dogs attack. In Wellington a woman loses a suit over a child hotel incident and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moniuy
Boyan
Noreen
LHS
Springbell Pastors Co
Jullus Loo
Mb Stovkman
Jase Nent Lert Darwin
Wellington
Highly Beneficial Stomach and Liver Tablets
A historical notice claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets greatly aid liver troubles by removing bilious symptoms and clearing eruptions such as boils and pimples. Offered for sale in A. AV, Taylor & Co, Pou Millyan 7, W. Lous, Tomingley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Saly
A. AV
Taylor & Co
W. Lous
Endorsement and Health Testimony From St Peters
Sydney Reporter notes another St Peters endorsement and recounts a lengthy patient story from Mrs Allee Vonthert of Mays Street. She describes severe illness, weight loss, and recovery after trying various doctors and treatments, concluding with a full health restoration and urging others to seek proper care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mra Allee Vonthert
Maysstreet
St. Peri
Uworth
Reowenber
Bubba
Kelso
Kumi
Sgubey
Clements
Jose Svayelite
Ruth
Declaration of Acknowledgment in Avatratia Court
A legal declaration by JOH BORNE dated November, detailing acknowledgment of a document and its alleged contents. The signer attests to reading the document fully and swears to its authenticity in the presence of witnesses. The declaration references dates in the month of November and includes statements about the document’s claims and proceedings.
Correspondence on Mr Brown and Mr Withington's withdrawal
A letter to the Exrurse editor argues about Mr Brown's luck in relation to Mr Withington. It contests claims that Withington withdrew, notes Crawford's resignation, and critiques B R Wise as a dubious ally. The writer insists Brown merely benefited from unlikely coincidences across three political confrontations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Withington
Mr. Brown
B. R. Wise
Tommy
Tom Brownite
Tom
Bathurst Circuit Court emphasizes knowledge of law for justices of the peace
A Bathurst Circuit Court session stressed that a justices of the peace must know the law to be eligible for appointment. A young man charged with an offense at Portland, previously discharged by a justice of the peace, faced remand and committal after Attorney-General reporting. Before Mr Justice Cuban he was sentenced to 18 months imprisonment. A report has been submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Portland
Cuban
Gibwon Brow Promises Cure Amid Wild Claims
A spirited ad touts Gibwon Brow selling a small dose cure for coughing consumption and related illnesses. The piece insists a guaranteed remedy for various ailments and targets peasants with bold, sensational language.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Australasia
Dalgety Company
Australepae
Sydney Wool Sales
Masonic
Fr. Stephens
St. Peters
Mra. A. Gimbert
Gimbert
State of New Kets Wales
Commonwealth of Avatratia
Hulettiog
Ani
Nuwirnd
Tour
Chino Tans
Roseville Poultry Farm
Tomingley
Kyye
Jaicet
Oalare
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