Railway Matters Rise in Progreas Association Meeting
At Inatwook meeting of the Progreas Association a letter was read from Mr Edun George MoA noting a 68 railway connection to Ounpock and urging petitioning the Minister for Works only after Parliament adjourns. Anthe Eilen George Miu A advocated a Nairomine to Pene Lill line and urged completion of the Norah Greek route while warning against the Nacowine line as against local interests. the association will assist with a strong petition.
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Progreas
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Norah
Nacowine
Thi
Drogrese Association
Resignations Shake District Coroner and Licensing Bench
The District Coroner Mr G W Sxanons TP resigns after nearly 13 years in office citing pressure from private business. Mr Seaborn also resigns as chairman of the Licensing Bench, with Attorney General noting his services and urging reconsideration. The piece suggests appointing an assistant or deputy coroner and hopes Seaborn may withdraw his resignation.
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G. W. Sxanons
Mas
Cuinol
Parkes Cnasinos
Seaborn
Telephone Links Push for Narromine Access
A Tomingley correspondent notes limited telephone service with Narromine. Local users can call Peake Sill or Alatown within a small radius for sixpence, three minutes, while Narromine requires telegraph-like messages. The piece hints at politics behind the network and local leaders favoring broader access.
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Worares
Tomingley
Narromine
Peake Sill
Alatown
Brown
Rabbit Proof Wire Netting Allocation Proposal
The Under Secretary for Lands informs the Local Moratures Protection Board that government wire netting cargo arrives late Getobar. Allocation will be among protection districts based on ratepayer numbers. prices approx £26 per mile for 28 gauge and £22 10s per mile for 26 inch netting. free on rail at Darling Morhor. Freight from Sydney payable by purchaser. Repayment terms 10% interest with annual installments. Applications require a £2 fee, plan or sketch, and a survey. land ownership details to be checked in Sydney with an additional fee.
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Landa
Getobar
Darling Morhor
Sydney
Lusdings
Moards
Otlerian
Good Record At Wyalong Parish Under Father O Shea
The Wyalong paper notes Father O Shea reduced parish debt from about £1600 to £400 in three years through bazaars and community efforts. Show week bazaars are expected to wipe out the balance, a notable feat in a town where the wealthy do not belong to his church.
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Wyalong
Father O'Shea
Wyalong Parish Sons
Father O’shea
Remarkable Tetanus Cure Reported for Horse and Rider
A horse named Globe mare suffered a shoulder gash and tetanus after a kick. The rider Mr. L. Lane quickly received anti tetanus serum and recovered within hours. The horse also improved after anti tetanic treatment, grinding teeth by day four and eating by day five. The note aims to warn local stock owners in the district.
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Forbes
L. Lane
Globe
Freight reform for Australian railways and farmers
Letter from 8.&8., Townson urges lowering railway freights by shifting interest payments from producers to consolidated revenue. He argues high costs burden farmers during drought, while lines like Sydney to Parramatta funded for nation, not individual growers. Reducing charges could boost inland travel and education.
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Australia
New South Wales
Sydney
Parramatta
Goldenhearted Workers
Tovnxan
A Modern Remedy Promises Cure for Cough Cold
A notice announces Dy Stwllen's New Discovery for cough cold and consumption reaching the throat and claiming a permanent cure. Sold by Gibson Bros.
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Stwllen
Gibson Bros
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