Farmers and Settlers meeting and local notices
Tomorrow afternoon the Farmers and Settlers Association meets. Molong streets see rabbits, summer weather starts, Tomingley hosts a sale on Saturday 18 November. Local items include new Bank of Australasia building talk, memorial service, debating society, wheat purchases, bank security incident, promotions, and public notices on population, railway matters, floods, droughts, and subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
Molong
J. G. Beck
Bairstow
Tomingley
Tayltor & Co
Bank
Mayo
F. Gordon
Cowra
Peak Hill
Homebush
E. E
C. F. Stephens
Monda
J. Walker
Inspector Walker
Thunderbolt
T. Rice
Waterford
Bankruptcy Court
Sydney
Sid Gregory
E. G. Finch
Various NSW notes and results from the era
A long, mixed Canberra era clipping notes demographics and costs in Sydney and Victoria, including police numbers in Sydney 987, prison costs £21,530 for last quarter, police costs £94,642, and charitable aid to 157,782 Victorians in the year. Mentions Molong agricultural show first held in 1864, liquor debate in Assembly, and Noctuiform winning the AJC Derby sold to an English buyer. Counts fines and local events at Narromine and Glen Innes, Derby and Melbourne Stakes results, rabbits, itinerant shows, wool prices, teaching job ads, and a wind-up of Wenneck’s Depot Reward Gold Mine in South Australia. Also notes a fatal rifle accident in Nyngan and a protected birds schedule with close season dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Sydney
Molong
Victoria
W.N. Willis
Natal
Royal Commissions and Select Committees
James Gay
Lady Wallace
Tartan
Joe Burton
Randwick
Little Bunny
Glen Innes
Aenonkinis
Crick
Eagles
Moore
H. E. Horder
W. Carr
Albert Deitrich
Gonanagie
Cobar
Potts
Wenneck's Depot
South Australia
Attunga
Wilfred Giggins
Higgins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Repaper
Jackson
Estey Organ
Estey
America
W.H. Paling & Co
Lia
George ST