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The page lists diverse notes from elections and pensions to railway costs, weather illness and crime. It mentions parish and city concerns in New South Wales with figures on Treasury Bills, railway outlays, and public sentiment on taxation and governance, plus local social news and odd anecdotes.
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Crick
Bathurst
Parkes
Jim” Freeman
Peak Hill
Aledown
Burrawang
Sydney
Trundle
Danysz
Broughton Island
Ailo Capevie
Samoa
Cadia
Careful customers sought for growing store network
A businessman pledges to build a large enterprise from a small start by delivering complete satisfaction in every packet. He urges discerning shoppers to visit his stores, promising thoughtful service and personal connection with customers to fuel growth.
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Huon
Luci
Blue Bell Knight
Queen Beil
Nger My
Glo
Parkes
Huon Chief
Forbes
Peak Hill
Canuwindra
Sydney
Wood River
D. E. Mullampy Globe Hotel
Definition of Socialism as a Civic Obligation
A letter to the editor cites a speech by Arthur Chamberlain and argues that government by the people for the people, including the Poor Law and municipal work, embodies Socialism. The writer claims no shame in calling these acts Socialism, framing it as rightful community responsibility.
St Josephs Convent to Hold Grand Fete at Masonic Hall
The annual St Josephs Convent event will be a Grand Fete at the Masonic Hall on the 9th 10th and 12th instant with a special opening tonight featuring musical items by Convent School pupils. Secretary E D Glasheen and the committee manage arrangements.
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St. Joseph's Convent
Masonic Hall
E. D. Glasheen
Tomingley Public School Juvenile Concert Delights Crowd
A Tomingley concert linked to Tomingley Public School drew a large audience with a programme of 380 items. Pupils performed with careful training, featuring The Washerwoman Chorus and several recitations and songs. The event closed with the National Anthem, praised the teachers, and named Mrs Hawes and Mise McCudden for help.
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Tomingley
Eliza Ifale
Ivy Ashby
Lily Kidney
Cyril Bairstow
Jack Williauss
McGuinness
Ethel Edwards
Doris Phillips
Flo
Irl
Tommy Angus
Ack Williams
Camptown
Martini
Jack Williams
Mabel Ashby
Ivy Kidney
A.B.C
Eliza Hale
Benny
Pretty Maid
Freida Ashby
Queenie Golding
Dotty Ashby
J. W. Lees
Hartas Newsagent Stationer and Tobacconist
M. P. Hartas operates a newsagency and tobacconist shop located on Caswell Street in Peak Hill offering newspapers stationery and tobacco products.
Highly Beneficial Chenberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cure liver troubles and biliousness and remove skin eruptions like boils pimples and eczema. Sold by A. W. Taylor & Co Peak Hill and J W Lees Tomingley.
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Chamberlain
A. W. Taylor & Co
Peak Hill
J.W. Lees
Tomingley
Mare Reduction Sale Notice for Limited Paddocks
Two or more mares accepted for reduction sale by Sexson. Property of the owner. Good secure paddocks and every care but no liability. Limited number of mares will be accepted. Sale terminates on 10 December when all mares must be paid for.
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Sexson
Atchman
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