Local Hospital Subscriptions and Public Notices
Subscriptions collected by J Cawrey for the local hospital report district totals and lists. The piece notes admissions refusals to NSW police and protests against the Pastures Protection Board abolition. Frost damage hits bees near Molong with hive losses and feeding needed. Crown land for agriculture exceeds 5.5 million acres in Owensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cawrey
Bualgandrworiue
Mungery
Founes Pastures Protection Board
P.P
Stock Owners’ Association
Legislative Council
Owensland Legisative Council
Millinery Craft Builds Our Reputation in Town
Skilled millinery work supports the shop’s reputation as customers rely on hats and headpieces for style and craft. Local designers emphasize quality materials and careful shaping to satisfy discerning clients.
A Fast Train And Odd Fellows Bond In Local Talk
An item notes a fast train near Passexcen Parkes and a joke about Odd Fellows and Freemasons. It reports a Mulwala station death linked to heart disease and a religious service update from Rev. Wirtsey at Waterloo and Dandaloo. A Mines Department permit to mine under roads was refused for J Hocking’s reserve parcel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulwalah
BH. G. Wirtsey
Waterloo
Dandaloo
Peak Hill
McPhail and
Tomingley
Willson
Mines Department
J. Hocking
Narromine
Parish
Mingelo
End of the World Prophet Promotes Reckless Cash Demands
A chaotic message from a self described prophet urges immediate payments of debts and indulgence before an impending end of the world. The rambling post includes scattered phrases about government, money, and merriment with unclear dates or locations.
Lands issue to be considered after commissioners report
The Minister for Lands says that when the Commissioners' report is received the Government will examine the matter of recovering lands taken from the people as disclosed by the Lands Commission proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barowess
Lands Commission
Old Warrior Vaughan Bugler of Waterloo Remembered
John Vaughan, famed as the youngest bugler at Waterloo, wanders through Shire and Denbighshire. Born March 19, 1801, he served under five sovereigns and recalls the famous victory from his fourteenth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire
Denbigshire
John Vaughan
Waterloo
Vaughan
Royal Warwick Regiment
Merrins Bride and Groom Targeted by Hoodlums on Honeymoon Train
A bride and groom were assaulted as they left a church for their honeymoon. At Merrins a bridal party fled the church when a hoodlum smothered the couple with flour, causing damage to their wedding attire. The report ends with a note that married couples often endure many trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Mungee
Merrins
A Lucky Dog and a New Disease Cure
An astronomer narrator recalls Sir Frederick Treves praising a patient’s ailments as a rare disease and a physician’s triumph. The piece highlights Dr Shellon’s New Discovery said to neutralize consumption if taken early and notes it is available from G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Treves
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donnis
Solicitors of the Rolls
Church of England
New South Wales Police Force
Shires Council Bill
Aviary
Molong District
E. Shreeves
Ginrra
Rich
Curra Creek
Queensland Land
Tyeland
Cuantes
Hoy
Pastures Protection Board
Wannvoow
Acrasia
Murmur
Histor
Warroo
Sheldon
C. F. Stephens
Wellington
South Coast
Laver
Newland
Jackson
W. Roach & Co
Grocer
Willie Hop Lee
Caswell Street
A. G. Litchfield
Parkes
Anglican Church Services
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