Methodist Sunday School Concert Raises Funds for Organ
The Methodist Sunday School held a Wednesday evening concert at the local church to raise money for prizes and an upcoming organ. A cantata followed prize awards and a note of thanks to Miss Mitchell for preparing the children. The event closed with the National Anthem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Sunday School
Winnie Taylor
Les Mitchell
The
Gramblers
Bert Morris
Gallipoli Bill
Moelvie Fraser
Flower Girls
Howard Jencered
Dardanelles
Morris
Mia Mitchell
Condobolin Identity Dead
Me C. W. T. Brown an elderly Condobolin figure died after being thrown from a horse while driving to Condobolin from Tor G lgais. He was over 70, a longtime stock and station agent, and was said to have never tasted alcohol or tobacco.
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Wonpwaa
Forbes
C. W. T. Brown
Condobolin
Nasulky
Bia
Woman Praises Hean's Essence For Cough Remedy
A testimonial from a prudent woman endorses Hean's Essence as a cost effective home cough remedy. She reports relief for sore throats and colds, noting a bottle provides substantial value and better results than prior purchases. The ad urges readers to follow her advice and order from G. W. Hean in Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hean
Leven
Hfran
Vlean
G. W. Hean
Cheninat
Ing
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Taas
Girl returns from two week visit with heir arranged anew
A girl who went away for a two week visit returns home with her heir arranged in a novel way. The change signals a personal adaptation observed by family and neighbors.
Market Reopens Buoyant Despite Varied Parcel Quality
Scucce Bell and Co report the market’s return with buoyancy for good quality goods though overall activity lags June levels. Sales reached 1363 bales on Wednesday with prices from 11d to 16d for crossbreds and numerous individual price points for buyers in Castlereagh and Nyngan districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scucce, Bell and Co. Ltd
W.T. Cildwell
Young
Peak Hill
J. McIntyre
Maccuba
G. G. Fisher
Nyngan
C Evans
Wool Prices Rise as Crossbred Wools Booming in October 1915
Wool, Joby Bridge and Co reports under Gate Job Oct 1915 showing the latter grade of crossbred wools booming with comebacks to 18d and crossbreds at 18d. Fortnightly average advance 10 to 15 percent. Good merinos up to 174 with demand keen and a 5 percent fortnightly rise. The very short faulty wools are neglected, sale next dated 7 October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby Bridge and Co., Ltd
Gate
NOMEBUSH SALES REPORTS STRONG YARDING AND LAMB DEMAND
Nomemous sales show upwards of 50 000 yarded in the past week with quality generally good. Thursdays market improved on prime sorts especially shorn and high rates for good weight lambs. Cattle market recovered from last week with prime light-weight cattle in short supply and expectations of continued improvement. Special note warns of difficulty securing sheep vans and suggests a month’s notice to ensure transport.
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Advised
A notice warns against neglecting bowel complaints in hot weather and urges keeping Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand, noting two doses can stop the trouble and may save a life. Sold by chemists, storekeepers, and D W Roth & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberterlain
Hoo
Chamberlain
D W Roth & Co
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Peak Hill Pharmacy
A Creswell, M.P.S
Oshanassy S Club House
Parkes
J. O'Shanassy
Esires
R. J. Parker
Caswell Street
Nort Cambridge Club
R. Frazer
Estres
Me. BR. Fraves
Ordera
Rook Street Peak Hill
Joseph M-Namaras Tomingley
Wardell
A. Bramall
H. Pears
Cora
J. H. Laing
Ducca Street
NASA
Wunderlich Limited
Maskyetl
Waorkes
Baptist Street
Redfern
Shaw Rice
Pitt Street
Wooves & Skins
Schute Bellee Sine
Commercial
Nomebush Sales
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