Injustice Over Scale Receivers Board Actions
A reader from Walmer Farmers and Settlers Association appeals to the Exparts editor about Molong Pastures Protection Board actions. Scalp receivers were appointed district wide. at a board meeting a member alleged malpractices but gave no details. All receiver appointments were cancelled except board members, harming several honest locals and depriving the public of convenience. The author urges light on the matter and wider support from readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong Pastures
Mombere
Hs Board
Pee Tae
Sec
Walmer
Apaoc
The Fossicker's Toast in Desert and Town
The poem recalls wandering miners from Cohutlagos to Cus in a desert dawn, praising big lumps and thick gold. It contrasts meadow camps with town taverns as the chorus toasts home, friends, and Nancy, while the night wind, bell chimes, and pack animals punctuate a longing for the open road and old songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Cohutlagos
Cus
Lia
A Modern Remedy for Conghay Cold and Consumption
Dr Sheldon's new discovery claimed to cure coughs and consumption, with a price of 109 roubles. Sold by Gibson Brow.
The Moods of the Elements in temperate climes
A reflective passage on changing weather in temperate regions contrasts sunlit skies with looming storms and fog. The text describes vivid natural scenes of birds and waves, then a dark, oppressive pall, followed by a hopeful return of sunlight. It ends with a call to faith to dispel doubt and darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Nim
Tragic Incident at Albury Meeting Ends In Death
A Monday night gathering in Albury ended tragically as John Maclure, an elderly resident and friend of Rev. Father Griffin, delivered an emotional speech. His eyes rolled, he toppled from a chair, and despite prompt medical help he died minutes later from heart trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Griffin
Albury
John Maclura
Maclure
Parkes Dairy Co Announces Monthly Output and Transfers
Parkes Dairy Company distributed £937164 to cream and milk suppliers in the past month. Butter production reached 104 tons with a ten pence per pound price, about 2d more than dairy butter after burning. A van is en route to Peak Hill to collect cream regularly, ensuring uniform ripeness and quality. The late cheque was paid to Mr H C Ward for £50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes Dairy Company
Peak Hill
H.C. Ward
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Tawi
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Bert Crys
Apain
Taly
Nolan, Time & CO
George St
Sydney
Carrington Hotel
McA Tamney
Mcpshail
Carrington
Fred. Metters & Co
George Street
UNION
Bakery
H. Schmidt
Euchie Streat
John Bakes
Warner Mingelo & Caswell Sts
Bra Banner
Parkes Dairy Co
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