Local notes and notices from regional Australia
A survey of brief items includes a proposed Orange branch of the State Bank, probate value for Peter Close at £12,640, coal found near Yangher Victoria, Bryant and May plan a large Australian matches factory, and local sports news from Bathurst and Forbes. Reports cover drought feeding cows, river excursions, a boxing ball, a bicycle race results, a suicide in Modbury, rifle club records, lambing returns, water supply plans, tramway eyesight tests, wool track shortages, land dealings, will interpretation suit, and a horse heart-attack death in Forbes.
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Orange
Peter Close
Yangher
Birregarre
Victoria
Bryant
May
Australia
Forbes
Bathurst School of Arts
Floyd Macfarland
Saya Squires
Bathurst
J. Ford
E.G. Thompson
F. Heinke
E. W. O'Sullivan
M.L.A
Teddy
Modbury
South Australia
Edward Mitchelton
Bhootin
Millthorpe Rifle Club
Riverina
Wagga
Local Pastures Board
Wellington
G&eworks
Myall Creek
Estern
Equity Court
George Adams
Tattersall’s
Parkes Farmers’ and Settlers’ Association
A. Stewart
Molong
O. H. Manfred
Works Department
Yuranigh
Gamboola
W. H. Stitt
Wandary
Lachlan Street
Wool Report From Hitt Cranx & Co Catalogue Highlights Prices
Hitt Cranx & Co report last week's wool sales with 3525 bales in the top catalogue. Ravensworth crossbreds reached 154d and merino up to 14d, with several brands listed and overall market stable for good and superior wools while low grades eased slightly. Crossbreds and lambs wool showed modest gains amid adjusted values from heavier offerings.
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Ellengerah
Donmore
Burreway
Ouida Rejects Money From Italian Allies in Public Row
Rome reports Ouida refuses money sent by Italian sympathisers and tears banknotes received by post, throwing them into the street. The Massarosa mayor’s letter about a reader’s gift is published, warning Italians not to aid the ungrateful novelist as the journal ends with Charity begins at home.
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Acconplia
Rome
Ouida
Tarsara
Massarosa
Cotton Growing Attracts Attention In Britain
The British Cotton Growing Association reports growing interest as samples of West Australian cotton reach its secretary. Sir Alfred Jones presides a meeting where it is noted that cotton grows easily in many places and that few regions are unsuitable for cultivation.
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New Southes
British Cotton Growing Association
West Australia
Alfred Jones
Daring Feat At Forbes Town Hall Rope Challenge
On Thursday a daring feat in Forbes drew many onlookers as Boss Grant climbed a pole to reach the end and fasten a rope for the Town Hall. He reached full height and waved to the crowd, showcasing pluck and poise.
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Orbes
Amusing Misprint Sparks Papua Phrase Slip
A misprint in a letter from Mr. Atlee Hunt to the London Missionary Society swapped “our fellow subjects in Papua” for “our fellow savages in Papua” during a Sydney memorial service for Rev. Dr. Lawes. Prime Minister would have liked to attend. Mr. Deakin found the error amusing.
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Atlee Hunt
London Missionary Society
Sydney
Lawes
British New Guinea
Hunt
Papua
Deakin
Eye Strain Causes Headaches Play Free Eye Tests
Headaches often stem from eye strain. Consult local chemist F. Srepugna for a free eye test to check vision and relieve discomfort.
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F. Srepugna
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Bydney
E. J. E. MacKenzie
Baker & Spence
Holloware
Colonial Produce, &c
Caswell Street
Peak Hill
I.X.L
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Massey-Harris Co
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