Peculiar incident on Cooyal road as wagon bullet injures boy
A boy in Cooyal suffered an ankle wound when a dog spooked a wagon, causing a firearm to discharge. Harvest prospects appear strong in Forbes district with police estimates showing 14,570 acres of wheat for grain and 15,270 acres cultivated in Ashburnham, and 15,340 acres under wheat with 15,700 cultivated in Forbes.
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Cooyal
Forbes
Ashburnham
Tomingley Crops Benefit From Recent Showers
The past fortnight’s rain in the Tomingley district has revived crops just at a critical stage and made a fair wheat harvest likely. Mines Crowhurst and Sons are active, while Paton’s progress is slowed by water issues but expected to improve in a week or two.
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Tomingley
Crowhurst and Sons
Paton
Cure for influenza: milk and limewater remedy
An old note promotes a influenza cure using equal parts new milk and limewater. It claims this mix surpasses whisky for fever cases and adds that raw egg white strengthens the patient and eases pain, advising against the yolk to avoid raising fever.
Western distrist betting draws favorites in Tattersall's sweep
In Melbourne OUP Pistens in Tattersall's sweep the Western district is marked by luck. A Balla doran syndicate drew Maniopoto the favorite while a Coonamble syndicate drew Gladuoms. A Molong syndicate took Admirer and Mrs Iull of Dubbo drew Damas.
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Tattersall
Balladoran
Maniopoto
Coonamble
Gladuoms
Iull
Dubbo
Damas
Louth Murder Verdict Upheld Death Sentence
The Full Court dismissed Bernard Henry Midwinter’s appeal and sustained the death sentence for the Louth murder. The defense argued Rees’ cheque evidence was wrongly admitted to the jury, but the court rejected it.
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Bernard Henry Midwinter
Louth
Van
Population density notes and imperial health anecdote
The article cites Our Population density and Japan’s population figures, noting limited habitable area in square miles. It also reports King’s response to a naval officer about issuing orders on health and drink, favoring private circulation of his preference for water over wine.
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Commonwealth
Queensland
Japan
di Vailione
Tae King
Admiralty
Consignments Sorted and Returns Forwarded by Value
The article notes a system where consignments are sorted personally and returns are forwarded based on value, ensuring efficient processing and accurate handling of items according to their assessed worth.
One of the Old Hands Recalls Th Melxrynx of White Home Hotel
A reminiscence recalls Mr Th Melxrynx, proprietor of the White Home Hotel, Pa, who served on Nelaoua 56 years ago. He once ran an hotel at Buslamn’s (Parkes) amid the gold rush and is remembered by old West settlers and his good wife.
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Th. Melxrynx
White Home Hotel
Nelaou'a
Rabbo Bait Promises Easy Rabbit Baiting Cited
An old notice touts Rabbo as a ready to use rabbit poison from chemist F Stephens. It claims no mixing is needed and that even the smallest particle kills instantly, with Mr Richards Aledown reporting two hundred rabbits killed in one night beside bait sites.
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F. Stephens
Mr Richards Aledown
Methodist Figures at Bathurst Synod Propose Clergy Exemption
At Bathurst Synod the Narromine Bourke and Wilcannia circuits were urged to gain another year relief from funding married ministers. Raturna cited district data with 99 churches 13430 sittings 118 preaching places 23 parsonages 19 ministers 104 preachers 2182 members and 4278 scholars across 30 C E societies 74 Sabbath Schools and related roles.
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Bathurst
Bourke
Wilcannia
Raturna
C.E
Bound For Queensland
A couple and family travel by wagonette through Dubbo bound for the Northern State in Queensland. They came from Ararat Victoria seeking land near Brisbane with long payment terms, after an 800 mile journey they remain in good form despite the trek.
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Queensland
Java
Dubbo
Ararat
Victoria
Brisbane
Tey
Lroenan
The New Mining Bill Criticized by Justin Parser and Son
Justin Parser and Son denounce the proposed mining law as designed to ruin weak mines while aiding strong operators. They argue dividend mines fare better, but failing mines suffer endless losses as ore remains poor and sinking costs rise, exhausting funds and halting work despite potential price recovery.
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Justin Parser and Son
Co Mu
Ainge
Labor Party
Remedial Endorsement of Chamberlain Medicine
A storekeeper recalls a painful scalding incident at night and credits Chamberlain's Ps highly with stopping pain and swelling. The testimonial says the remedy gave quick relief and that the storekeeper has recommended it to customers and friends. Gilaon Bros Peak Hill and J. wt Lees Torringley are named.
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Chamberlain
Gilaon Bros
Peak Hill
J. Wt Lees
Toruingley
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