Hairy man at large in Euchareona district and other briefs
Midwinter faces death sentence in Dubbo for Louth murder. Japan to receive trial cattle shipment from Australia. Parkes Jockey Club Spring Meeting set for Nov 8 with £42 prize. Caulfield Cup prospects for Step Out. Drought persists in many NSW areas. Moruya dairy farmer bears weekly feed cost of £6 18. Breadalbane School produces silage from oats and barley. Tamworth publican fined £5 for liquor to prohibited woman. Gresos Bros promotes shirts at low prices. Charles Bird, famed long distance runner, found dead near Ararat Victoria. Dubbo witnesses clash with teachers in an odd cricket match. Deceiver wins three races at Two Mile meeting near Cumnock. Public funds discussed for farm sales in a late-ink piece. W. Tanner of Orange features a two-headed lamb in his office. Commonwealth Gazette debate noted. Sydney bullion and sovereigns issued so far this year. Dr Sheldon’s tonic advertised. E. W. O Sullivan advocates eight-hour domestic day. Narromine crops and 11,000 acres newly cultivated. Walgett drought and pest issues persist with rabbits and showmen.
Dandaloos Weather and Mining News From District
The district remains very dry with poor outlook for crops needing rain. Jestis is in full swing as Mr. Lee of Middlefield Station begins a 19 000 sheep drive. Orange Plains has ceased, as have Lyre and Dandsloo. Mining continues at Orange Plains with Royal Sweep prospectors sinking a shaft near the new lode line. Frehpool and Sons progress at 1508 level with fine stone. Dunwell and party prepare a large wet for smelting. AlBerts Madden and Martell report rich stone at Xmas Gift mine though the shoot is small. The Syndicate’s Mine owners Keenan and party have fair ore at grass and plan to ship a large parcel to the smelter for a handsome return.
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Mhat
Jestis
Lee
Middlefield Station
Orange Plains
Lyrie
Dandsloo
the Royal Sweep
Frehpool and Sons
Dunwell
Alberts
Alberts,—Messrs, Madden and Martell
Messrs
Keenan
Narromine Harvest Prospects Dim as Drought Bites
The Narromine report warns that prospects for a good or even moderate harvest fade as dry weather persists. With rain not in sight for a week, many crops are ruined and wheat yields have fallen far below earlier estimates of 20 bushels per acre.
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Msires 9
Peak Hill
Doronte
Sven Gusan
Adelaide Tragedy Reveals Hidden Burial of 21 Year Old
A remarkable Adelaide case concerns Winnie Goater aged 21 who left home to meet an insurance office employee and did not return. The man left for West Australia the day before. She was found dead at a doctor's house and buried without her mother's knowledge. Police have exhumed the body for inquiry.
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Adelaide
Winnie Goater
West Australia
Unwelcome Intruders From West Australia at Bendigo
An elderly landholder mourns trespass by three visitors claiming West Australian origin who damaged his water supply and re pegged part of his 16 year held ground. He warns of potential court action but favors peace, noting dangerous ground and wishing the intruders luck with their claims.
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West Australia
Bendigo Mar
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Euchareona
Midwinter
Dubbo
Louth
Australia
Booth
Parkes Jockey Club
N.O.W
Breadalbane
Tamworth
Charles Bird
Ararat
Victoria
Dubbo Disratch
M. A. Leary
Cumnock
W. Tanner
Orange
Frank
Jones
Commonwealth Gazette
Sydney
Royalint
E. W. O'Sullivan
Rolly Hill
Cobar
Condobolil
Narromino
Eden George
BSP
Walgett
W. Roach & Co
John Bakes
Cornerminge & Caswell Sts
Osite
Avice
Ine
Arvester
H. V. McKay
America
Hurica
Braybrook
Tansen
Darius
Ballarat
Vic
Engine Street
W. S. Bundren
Cashell Street
Exsprese
Dandaloo
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