Local notices and events from Lachlan Shire district
Caulfield Cup results noted with Poseidon and Apologue standing high. The Lachlan Shire Council invites road-work tenders. Olive Bourke Dramatic Co. to perform in Masonic Hall. Federal Government plans eight postal motor cars. Sunday services begin 7.30 at Methodist Church on Nov 3. Councillor Lubis urged to resign if absent. Bathurst gains native-born police magistrate and mayor. Dog bite quips provoke caution. Mr F Stephens awarded Treasurer's jewel. Parkes district crop area about 41 000 acres with near nil rainfall. Botfields blocks mapped near Bogan Gate Bulbodney line. St Stephen's Flower Show a success. Jemalong Shire clears £1000 loan balance. Netting duty reduction praised by landholders. Dogs registration deadline looms. court likely to hear many overdue cases. Caulfield Cup result released, local interest high. R O Fletcher to study for ministry in Sydney. Father O'Farrell recovering from buggy accident. Gelatine theft reported at Proprietary mine. police notified. H Schmidt wins 1 cash prize at N R A meeting. Litchfield also prizes. F Yabaley notes Schmidt leading Gordon Aggregate. final result due early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubis
Jemalong
Bathurst
F. Stephens
Parkes
Botfields
Bogan Gate- Bulbodney
St. Stephen’s Church of England
Commercial Bank
Caulield
Express
Aperts
R. O. Fletcher
St. Stephen’s Church
Peak Hill
Sydney
Father O'Farrell
Cumnock Way
St. Vincent's Hospital
O. J. Morrie
Myalls-Peak Hill
A. G. Litchfield
F. Yabaley
W. J Nicolls
Schmidt
Gordon
Money or the Same Goods for Less Money than Elsewhere
An advertisement urges shoppers to read it again promising lower prices than competitors. It highlights scissors as a featured item and emphasizes value and savings in a persistent sales pitch.
Multiple Local Notices and Political Updates Across Regions
The item lists beef pricing, January elections, ad changes by Mre Malouf and Son, Belf-Denial Salvation Army effort, London policemen sentenced for burglary, Senator Pulsford on leave, Brundah Station wages, railway vandalism by a boy near Maitland, Mr. J Thomson moving for capital site rules, President's allowance within the Shire, a misdirected line about Bruntwell and Hills, ex-MLA Joscoe Feunteell, Hills sortie with gold and sovereigns, Newcastle Labor League salary critique, Peter McInerney found at Waterloo Station, Milne Bros sawmill output at Trundle, Sir William Lyne on continental railway for defence, P.P. Board animals counted, Tom Brown on youth smoking, ballot excitement at Avoca Station, and the Country Association president’s opening remarks with MHLAs Carr and Fitzpatrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
M. Malouf
Son
Salvation Army
London
Pulsford
Brundah Station
Grenfell
Messrs. Wood Bros
J. Thomson
M.H.R
Bogan
Haat Maitland
Wm. Medcalf
Ieee Royal Hotel
Parkes
Canowindra
Joscoe Feunteell
Hills
Musidipe Council
Milne
Bros
Bsa
Youngan
William Lyne
P.P
Innat
Tom Brown
Coonamble
Avoca
Tstel
A. Litchfeld
Cata Wallen Parkinson
Countrie Association
Hotel Grand Central
Fitzpatrick
M.L.A
Orange District
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Joseph Rodgers & Sons, Ltd
Gibson Bros
Lipp Pianos
Australia
Paling
George
Belling Pianos
George St. Sydney
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