Marriages and pithy proverbs in a world full of oddities
A collage of brief notes reports a Calcutta steeplechase for women, Japan records 346590 marriages with all brides under 22, Melbourne racing boosts back by halting shop betting, and a Norfolk editor keeps a five pound note. Other items cover General Booth, Preston doctors raising fees, a forgiving creed, and a Welsh mining disaster chain reaction.
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Melbourne
Bill
Jill
Courase
Northamptonshire
General Booth
Rusden
Preston
Eng
Friendly Society
Whitfeld
Iotoria
Cooma Express
Cooma
Michelago
Monara
Boots and Shoes Offered at Peak Hill Shop
W Hastings, boot and shoe maker, formerly of Melbourne and Sydney, has commenced business at Peak Hill opposite the Bank of Australasia, recently occupied by Gibson Bros, and seeks a fair share of public patronage.
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Peak Hill
Bank of Australania
Gibson Bros
Royal Exchange Hotel Peak Hill Private Sale
Wing to the death of Mrs. McAuliffe the proprietor has decided upon relinquishing business and has placed the above hotel together with the furniture and adjoining buildings including council chambers in the market for private sale as a going concern. For further particulars apply to Denis McAuliffe proprietor.
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McAuliffe
Council Chambers
Maar
Denis McAuliffe
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Calcutta
Japan
William Barbour
United States
New Jersey
Patterson
N.J
Wales
Cambridge Club
Caswell Street
A. G. Litchfield
Yoorooga
Obley
Alexander
Lexander
Andrew Town
Hobartville
Eocereres
Imp
Lady Sophia
Stockwell
Frolic
Touchstone
Saddler
Stags
Whalebone
Newcastle J
R. Hunt
A. W. Taylor & Co
Peak Hill & McPhail
J. W. Leesa
Tomingley
W. Hastings
Sydney
Sisters of
Hoe Joseph’s Convent
Royal Exchange Hotel
H. Stafford
Euchie Street
Roseville Poultry Farm
Keeder
Narromine
Dubbo
Maker Brothers Esire
L. F. West
Maker Bros. Family and