Molong Pastures Protection Board Sets Aside Wire Netting Rules
A Molong P P Board meeting at Donaldson’s Royal Hotel reviewed rabbit fence projects 750 miles set aside wire netting and 250 miles 42 inch netting allocations. They endorsed inspector reports, discussed revocation hearings, and planned notices for unpaid rates. The board considered a permanent solicitor, issued permits, and scheduled the next session for December 17.
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Molong Pastures Protection Board
Donaldson’s Royal Hotel
Feeaveremia
Mesars
L. N. Smith
C. J. E. Palmer
J. L. Whitmill
T. Job
G. Treweeke
A. 5. Balcombe
R. Hunt
H. P. Miller
K. Day
The
Land Board
Parish Borenore
Miller
Orange Land Board
Mr. Balcombe
Forbes Land Board Office
W.C. Webb
Molong
T.ar
Boree Nyrang
Ashburnham
Whitmill
Palmer
Finch
J. 0. L. Fitzpatrick
M.P
Department of Lands
T. R. Kent
Eugowra
T. Webb
Lockwood
A. Murray
Loombah
T. C. Ginty
Canowindra
J. Attenborough
Meranbura
G. A. Davis
German's Hill
J. W. Palmer
Peak Hill
Mr. Hunt
Mr. Whitmill
Balcombe
Stock Boards Council
Hunt
Forbes
Parkes
Anne
Snake charmer praise sparks risky job tale at Dunrobin estate
A young man hired to cut thistles at Dunrobin estate, Casterton killed 28 snakes in three days and quit in fear. He then said the only man he would recommend for the job is Jim Morrissey, famed for snake charming.
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Whitmill
Miller
Mr. Hunt
Mr. Whitmill
South Africa
Dunrobin
Casterton
Jim Morrissey
New Zealand to adopt alarmless telephone system in Timaru
The new common battery exchange will replace ringing with receiver lift and ear listening. A tiny lamp signals the clerk, who records the number and connects the call. Replacing the receiver lights a different lamp to show the conversation ends. The Timaru installation aims to boost subscriber capacity by about half.
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Alstom
New Zealand
Timaru
Canterbury
Headaches From Eye Strain Advised Local Eye Test
Headaches often come from eye strain and O. F. Starazys, local chemist, offers free eye testing.
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O. F. Starazys
A Case in Paddington Ends in Cure for Mrs Ward
Mrs Mary Ward of 44 Caledonia Street Paddington recounts years of liver and digestive troubles blamed on influenza. After failing medicines she credits Clements Tonic with restoring appetite easing pain and ending distress. she endorses the remedy and allows publication of her statement.
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Caledonia Street
Paddington
Mary Ward
Mrs. Ward
Clements
Mae Little Inegard
Paults
Clements Tonto
Balier
Leas
Eles
Paddington Subscribes On The Eighth Of November
A formal subscription declaration made at Paddington on November 8 1904 before JF W Gibb. The document records the official acts of Way Ward and the signer.
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Paddington
W, Gibb
Bonnington's Irish Moss Remedy Promoted
An advertisement touts Bonnington's Irish Moss as the standard family medicine for coughs colds and chest ailments urging buyers to demand the genuine product and beware of cheap substitutes.
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Molong P.P. Board
Inspector Rankin
Mr. Palmer
K. H. Ireland
the Shades
M. J. Hogan
Mumbil
Conroy
Doyle
Cardington
George Sharkey
John Kregger
F. G. Korsch
Silchrist
Watt and Co
H. H. Rich
Mickelymulga
Robert Beuce
Cumnock
Sage Bruce
Holt
Mr. Holt
Job
D. M. McCallum
Jub
McCallum
Inspector Finch
Mingelo
Balderedgery
Dilga
Norah
Shades
Bournewood
Rankin
Treweeke
Yee
Forbes Land Board
Parish Limestone
Plowman
M. Ward
Mart
Calefigures
Atest
Sts
South Wales
Clements Cootales
Bonnington