Brief NSW items: thiefs jailed. priests and rail bids noted
Splendid rains sweep the state. A man receives two years hard labor for stealing handkerchiefs. Father Curran to be presented with 140 sovereigns. Closer Settlement Amending Bill dominates Assembly. Newcastle strike praised by Premier Wade. A Cooma drover faces trial for careless fire starting burning 5000 acres. Albury wool sale fines levied. Mudgee to Dunedoo rail section bid low at £41704. Federal race contends over Macquarie seat. Tucklaw farmer commits suicide after prior life attempt. A Salvation Army captain fined £5 for obstructing a Sale street.
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Docker
Father Curran
Trangie-Warren
State Legislative Assembly
Wade
Newcastle
Cooma
Albury
O. McLure and Co
Mudgee
Dunedoo
Withington
Carr
Macquarie
Eden George
John Bell
Tucklaw
Bathurst
Salvation Army
Sale
Victoria
Sydney Wool Sales Report From Thursday Auction
Lyosky, Hannises, Jones and Devlin report by wire that 000 bales were offered at auction with better lots selling steadily while medium and faulty parcels struggled and prices drifted lower. They sold 4400 bales including W T E Rorhals and Co Wren Cranbury lots, with numerous named consignments and destinations across New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyosky
Hannises, Jones & Devlin
W.T.E
Rocky Glen
Co Wren
Cranbury
G Kover
Mount Molonald
Cumnock
Grasedale
Alcetown
Taxpayers Burden of Parliament Revealed by Mn T Rose
Mn T Rose ex MLA reports direct annual Parliament cost at £100000 with 91 officers for 140 members, more than 1 to 2 ratio, plus 84 shire councils and 804 councillors all paid per sitting, plus clerks and rents, highlighting NSW taxpayer burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rose
M.L.A
New South Wales
Warrant Mason Hospitalized After Drag Collision
Parkes News reports a warrant named Mason admitted to hospital with serious internal injuries from a drag incident when the vehicle overturned after hitting a stump. Olliver, a local telephone exchange helper, was dragged from his horse and suffered a fractured arm after his leg entangled in a gateway. Harvest activities resume with wheat yields estimated at 6 to 6 bushels per acre and grasshopper pressure remains. Mr J M Conlon of Canowindra plans to lease Metcalfe's Royal hotel and modernize operations. A Nelungaloo sale by Messrs Pearce and Williams for Mr J G Lackey featured horses and machinery. Harry Bowditech of the Examiner announces candidacy for Municipal Council.
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Mason
Olliver
J. M. Conlon
Canowindra
Leas d Metcalfe
Royal
Conlon
Messia
Pearce
Williams
Nelungaloo
J. G. Lackey
Harry Bowditeh
Examiner
Patterns and Price Lists Post Free Sale Notice
Anthony Hordern and Sons and other stores advertise patterns and price lists free at Universal Providers New Palace Emporium Brickfield Hill Sydney offering broad selection to customers seeking affordable sewing needs and fabric patterns in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Hordern & Sons
New Palace Emporium
Brickfield Hill
Sydney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Towsayy Coustayy Journal
DeLacy
Peak Hill
V.A.V
Melbourne
Yeringa
Erutiy Tcor DiIa Tr S
All Nations Tobacco
Monarch Gramaphones
America
Delacy's
Caswell Street
Stephens’ Pharmacy
Striobagco
Toraceon
C. & V. Richards
AVING
Metcalfe
Clarinda-St
Parkes
Wildie
Sydney Wool Sales
Riverview
Asp Traven Tre
Challenger
Sir Robert
Farmer
Emperor
Howkinson
Windsor
Federation
W. H. Swaln
Hiverview, Peak Lll
Parkes News
Corbett Brothers
Litchfield
A. G. Litchfield
General Commission
Rk. Hornsby & Son, Lap
James Martin & Co
National Mutual Life Assurance Co
Coombs
City Mutual Mercantile Fire Insurance Co
Anthony Horderns
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