Maturing Loans Across Australian States
The governments of New South Wales Victoria and South Australia plan local fundraising to cover London maturing loans. NSW must raise £2,000,000 by January SA £1,000,000 by January and Victoria £1,500,000 by July, plus a £4,000,000 railway loan due the same date. Some loans will be converted, but most must be sourced locally, raising the question of preserving the Australian money market.
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New South Wales
London
Sharkey and Paull wedding at Patrick's Church Sydney
Walter Sharkey of Peak Hill and Lveline Paull of Binnie Creek Estate Cowra wed at Patrick's Church Sydney on November 15. The ceremony by Father Pique drew many friends. bride wore white silk with lace and a lace veil. attendants included Miss Minnie Clark and Miss Christina Smith. reception at Ravenwood. couple left for Melbourne with numerous presents.
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Art. Patrick’s Church
Sydney
Walter Sharkey
Peak Hill
Michael Sharkey
Manildra
Lveline
John Paull
Binnie Creek
Cowra
Father Pique
Minnie Clark
Christina Smith
Rupert Hudson
E Cunningham
H. Preston Groomeman
Ravenwood
Indigestion Cured by Bile Beans Say Mrs Bacon
Mrs. Ella Bacon of Verner Street Goulburn NSW recounts three years of Indigestion with weight loss and fainting. After trying cures a friend recommended Bile Beans and after two to three boxes the faintness and weakness disappeared and health returned.
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Ella Bacon
Verner Street
Goulburn
N.S.W
Band Contest Held in Narrabri Last Week
A band contest occurred in Narrabri last week. A Glen Innes district farmer cleared £230 from a 15 acre pig farm in 12 months after paying £26 rent. Tick not the familiar brand is vanishing from the Tweed with no infested stock found recently.
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Narrabri
Glen Innes
Various Global Notes From ITay To Canada And Beyond
A miscellany of short items notes a bush tire brigade formed at ITay and a four legged turkey on display in Began district. Carnegie pledges a million for international peace. NSW parliament may prorogue in December then meet in May. A Winton wedding gifts include a horse whip. Sutton wheat allegedly resistant to pests. A Clarence River fish weighs 334 pounds sells in Sydney. Temperance Sunday marked nationwide. Ireland’s population declines by 20 000 yearly over a decade. UK 3420 people per ten square miles, Australia 13 per ten. Canadian youths to learn rifle use. Victorian Supreme Court debates door lock legality. Cow at Barkaville births triplets. Slaughterhouse cow stomach contains cartridge cases nails zinc and bones. Miss Bertha Krupp reportedly spends £50 on wedding trousseau as restraint. Molong wheat crops face grub attack more on high ground. Judge Lumley-Smith rules father not liable for minor son debts unless son becomes Poor Law chargeable. Canadian railway accident totals 2 inches of spinal damage. attempted replacement by another’s spinal column fails and man dies.
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Itay
Began
Carnegie
Winton
Clarence
Sydney
Ireland
United Kingdom
Australia
Defence
Supreme Court
W. Hannaford
Barkaville
Narrabri
Ringwood
Vic
Bertha Krupp
Germany
Trousseau
Molong
Lumley-Smith
K.C
City of London
Canada
Glover
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Hill, Glark
O'Connell Street
Lindley, Walker & Co
Mark Lane
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People’s Tailor
Mingelo Street
Dridge Street
Wunderlich
Braunicct Homes
Wunderlich Patent Ceiling & Roofing Co., Ltd
Pitt Street
G.P.O
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