Cumnock beats Molong in a game of cuchre and other notes
News items cover Labor gains in elections with 11 seats won and 4 lost, Parliament likely to assemble October 2, and Alderman Mclean threatening resignation. Also report stolen mail bag, rabbit sighting near Bangalow, council meetings, hotel license results in Ashburnham, voting machine tests, and local events from Molong, Forbes, Peak Hill, and Cooma. Includes a mining shaft danger warning and livestock losses from drought.
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Cumnock
Molong
Cuchre
Labor
Mclean
Bangalow
Forbes P.P. Board
Jupp " Gardiner
Canada
Ashburnham
Telon
Tis
Robert Brown
Orange
Gardiner
Theo Macquarie
Major Barton
Parkes
Forbes
Miss Cousios
Peak Hill
Broken Hill
McRae
Cooma
J. E. Mullampy
Showground
Sydney
Eden George
Watter
First Opening of New Print Goods Revealed in District
A garbled 1772 era notice reports on print shipments and displays, election results with Liberal and Labor tallies in New South Wales, land leases in Coonamble, Peak Hill residents seeking settlement, and political commentary. It mentions Mr. Tom Brown, peak trade activity in Sydney, a fatality at Footscray, and wagering on the election in Wyalong with several bets across seats.
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N.8
Sydney
Peak Hill
Ocoonamble
Tom Brown
Northern Territory
Burnside
Vic
Labor
N.S. W
Cumnock
den George
J. Morris
Robertck
Footecray
Victoria
Molong Express
Fitzpatrick
Department of Lands
Brayne
Crown Lands
Department
M.H.R
Reid
Hennessey
Cowra
Wyalong
Hulman
Cootamundra
Kelly
Holman
Burgess
Nielson
Lynch
Lachlen
Burrangong
Yasa
Ashburnham
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Daroun
Gibson Bros
Lipp Pianos
Australia
Paling
George St. Sydney
Belling Pianos
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