Express gains praise for Peak Hill coverage and rabbit threats
Eden George M L A congratulates Our Member on the Express improving as readers mail congratulations for the wire netting motion in Parliament. He says many farmers write of rabbit damage and thanks the journal for kind remarks on his work.
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Mgr
Eden George
M.L.A
Express
Peak Hill
Capital Investment Could Uncover WA Gold Riches
The prospectors and geologists argue that channeling half of British capital into West Australian mines would unlock vast gold yields near Peak Hill Parkes and Forbes. Government inspectors back the view and note hidden gold in Peak Hill awaiting extraction with proper capital.
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Peak Hill
Parkes
Forbes
Gold from dirt at Vreeburgh leads to new owner and birth record
Fifty ounces of gold were obtained from two dishes of dirt at Vreeburgh Victoria. A person now owned by Mr J Otten jun Bega gave birth to 20 young at one jitter aurely revord.
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Vreeburgh
Victoria
J. Otten
Jun
Bega
Aurely
Australian Bullfighter Archie McLean Dares the Bull
A stockman named Archie McLean earns praise as he faces a charging bullock. He dismounts, steps aside, and grips the near horn to turn the beast, then throws and tames it by leverage and timing. The act ends with McLean safely stepping over the bullock.
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Archie McLean
McLean
Archie
The South Murder Trial Ends in Guilty Verdict
Bernard Midwinter was found guilty of murdering Frank Lees in October last year at Dubbo. Justice Pring sentenced him to death, denouncing the brutality and urging no hope for reprieve. A point was reserved on evidence about a cheque cashed in Bourke after the tragedy and the accused's arrival.
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Bernard Midwinter
Frank Lees
Dubbo
Justice Pring
Midwinter
Bourke
Roach & Co Sells Harper's Oatmeal Bags at 1s 6d
Roach and Co. quote Harper's Oatmeal seven pound bags at 1s 6d. Auckland Racing Club adopts a resolution excluding bookmakers from its course.
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Roach & Co
Harper's
Auckland Racing Club
North Pole
Peak Hill Vital Statistics for Quarter Ending September 1905
WEI acknowledges local registrar Mr J Jackson for Peak Hill quarter ending September 1905 figures. Births total 26 with 19 females and 7 males? deaths 6 with 4 males and 2 females. War tiages 6.
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Wei
J. Jackson
Peak Hill
Liberal Bequests In Auckland From late Mr Mason
The will of William Mason who died last week in Auckland leaves £10000 to the Jubilee Institute for the Blind and £1000 to the Leys Institute Ponsonby. He also bequeaths £500 each to the Auckland Salvation Army Dr Barnardo's Homes the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and All Saints Church Ponsonby.
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William Mason
Auckland
Jubilee Institute For the Blind
Leys’ Institute
Ponsonby
Salvation Army
Dr. Barnardo
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
All Saints’ Church
Tattersalls Ticket Revenue Report for 1904 Tasmanian Tax
The record shows Tattersall received £562,162 from ticket sales in 1904 with the Tasmanian Government deriving £34,140. In the following three months of the racing carnival Tattersall is expected to contribute £193,750, of which £14,687 108 would go to the Tasmanian Government, about one twenty fifth of its total income.
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Tattersall
Tasmanian
A Squandered Fortune
A grocer's assistant married a Melbourne heiress with £50,000. He bought a racehorse for £1600, sold it for £60 after staking £6000 on it, and the fortune vanished. The former grocer’s assistant, once in a Southern City suburb, and his wife now sew to help pay the butcher and the rent.
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Melbourne
Indigestion Cure Promoted by Sheldon Tablets
An advertisement touts Sheldon’s Digestive Tablets as the best remedy for indigestion. It claims the pills contain every known digestant and digest all food types, promising relief and a guaranteed cure. Prepared by C Stephens.
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Sheldon
C. Stephens
Brief items from the region and beyond in a single column
A collection of short notes reports and remarks including a death sentence for Arthur Hawiltov in Lismore for poison, revenue at Dubbo Lands Office, protest over Carcoar Pastures Protection Board dissolution, and a rabbit disease plan. Also mentions the German Emperor with a revolver, Mrs Geaghty’s death at 91, a Creek fight near Cryste Creek, Jimmy Inglis marriage and peace vow, Argentius soldiers football, Swiss schools bath provision, and Bennington’s Irish Remedy for throat and lung affections.
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Greson Bros
Arthur Hawiltov
Lismore
William Caddell
Dubbo
Carcoar Pastures Protection Board
Danyz
Argentius
Switzerland
Bennington
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