Narromine Tomingley notes and local events update
The close season for fish runs to November 30. H N Gibson and J Jackson advertise Slate Hill for sale. Narromine farmers harvest hay from early crops. Tomingley’s Tomingley Trailway League strengthens links Narromine Peak line. Races on Boxing Day at Peak Hill. Auction of carts and sulkies by C Collier planned for November 10. Paddy Regan killed riding Royal Standard at Moorefield. others suffer minor injuries. Telephone link between Narromine and Tomingley urged by Progress Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Gibson
J. Jackson
Slate Hill
Narromino
Tomingley
Thomas
Towingley
L. Beat
T. Colbran
Tomingley Ath
C. W. Barnett
Posiedon
Simoda
Booran
William Waddick
Dubbo
Messrs. Baker and
Spence
C. Collier
Orange
The
Express
Paddy" Regan
Moorefield
Royal Standard
H. Bramley
Corfe
W. Hutchins
Dubbo and Sydney News Roundup Figures and Proposals
A wide range of items from the Sydney and Dubbo regions are noted: hospital accounts show a debit of £61 11s 7d, and a jump of £20,000,000 in the Japanese budget. Reports cover foot and mouth disease at the Central cattle market in Berlin, a large Sydney press conference, deportation compensation claims by Tweed residents, and the end of a season for a trotting stallion Rock Huon. Miscellany mentions a smoke-less monument at Circular Quay, a novel bullock team sight near Gulgar, and proposals to convert homestead selections to conditional purchases. The Pastures Protection Act extends to hare destruction in the Grafton district for three years. A marine ram sold for £1,200 to a South Australian pastoralist. interest in nationalising Australian judges and betting odds in Melbourne papers noted, with an error corrected in the Frazer-Hennessay wedding report. Council actions include abolishing a house on Darling Street, and upcoming general elections writs and nominations. Local wool results report 76 bales from 3,000 sheep. debates over Dubbo railway alignment and Fire Brigade Bill objections. A Parkes parish petition seeks extension for Rev. E. C. Crotty, and electoral clause 144 bans female electors under name changed by marriage.
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Dubbo
Berlin
Sydney
Australia
Tweed
J. 2. McCudden
Rock Huon
O'Sullivan
Circular Quay
Qgular
Ashton
Grafton
Thomne Millear
Deniliquin
G. H
la” W
Melbourne
Goulbourn Mechanic's Institute
Frazer-Hennesay
Spe
Darlingstreet
House of Representatives
Senate
A. Anderson
Gerar
Sons of
Tomingley
Narromine
Wade
Cert
New South Wales
St George's Church of England
Pariah
Parkes
Bathurst
E. C. Crotty
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Peak Hill
Gibson Bros
Paling
Sade
Paling’s Pianos