Wellington Raves and Regional Anecdotes Display Varied News
Brief mentions cover events from Slat October raves to Grenfell P. and A. Association profits, plus local quips and cautions. Articles note a fatal Hillgrove mining accident, political shifts in Goobang Parkes, and a Narrabri loan tender. Other items include a San Francisco court ruling on insurance, Frank Wootton’s racing record, and health remedies.
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Wellington
Grenfell P. and
A. Association
Hillgrove
Hieldsfield
W.G. T. Hardwick
Mulong
Capetown
South Africa
Haymond Brown
Mra. O'Kiera
German Creek
Lismore
N.S. W
W.B. Dalley
Kitty Cowl
London
Parkes
Goobang Parkes Farmers’ Association
Messrs. Weatcott
J. Crawford
Aledown
Narrabri
Sydney
Bonnington
Supreme Court
San Francisco
Frank Wootton
Enyland
Joseph Smith
New York
Harvestern
Senate
Sreenzn
Landa Department
Dubbo P.P. Board
Edward Yeomans
Bathurat
Panny Arlington
Kalgoorlie
W.A
Government House
Harr Rawson
Harbor
Aaron's Hotel
City Editor's Chorus Public Call to Return North
A rugged exhortation urges a reader to return swiftly to work and endure toil. It contrasts hardship with a vision of a beautiful life and urges perseverance, urging the spirit to stay hopeful despite strenuous days ahead.
Fire fiend protection sparks show prizes for Hicks fire-fighter
The piece notes landowners fear fires during a prolific season and seek better devices than old wet bags and green push. At Yamora Show Hicks' fire-fighter won £65a and £228 prizes, and Grenfell awarded Hicks £55a. A. N. Davey acts as agent for Pank Hill district.
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Yamora
Hicks
Botany
Grenfell
A. N. Davey
Pank Hill
Death by Wheel: Remarkable Accidental Fall at Cathkin Melbourne
A Swene named Anderson died in a remarkable accident at Cathkin Melbourne. While his feet rested inside a dray wheel, he urged workmate Mahoney to turn it faster. As the wheel spun, Anderson’s head struck the base of the wheel and he died instantly from a skull injury.
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Anderson
Cathkin
Melbourne
Mahoney
Mahone
Testing Manly Honor in Australian Bushland Mission
A South African claimant from an English publishing house, Iain White Cliffe, wears a red-cross badge and plans to travel unprotected through Australia’s back blocks. The correspondent describes her mission as testing manly bushman honor amid Australian soldiers in the South Africa theater.
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AtApy
South Africa
Iain White Cliffe
Australia
School F ApoE Act influences state schools status
The text notes the School F ApoE Act and claims the Putt Schools are now free. It cites 1905 figures with 180 new public schools opened and 208 closed. Enrolment across all department schools reached 265,115, and mentions a medicine claim and various unrelated names and anecdotes.
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Thos. Lusk
People’s Tailor
Mingelo Street
Lexander
Bog
Hobartville
Alexander
Lady Sophia Brown
Todt Alexanden
Newcaster Park
Audi
Tattarattin
A.d
Florrie
Beamon
Winchcombe Garson & Co., Ltd
Wunderlich
The
Wunderlich Patent Ceiling & Roofing Co., Ltd
the City Editor's Chorus
Fuar Brogmens
Derendorf
Cour
Charlie Carver
Hardy
Hood