Council Meeting Notes on Streets and Repairs Discussed
A Monday council session discussed street repairs at an estimated cost of about £35 and the desire for permanent improvements. Tenders were debated for Tang's Corner and Hospital Hill while repairs near the Convent and Dugga Onawell streets were approved. The Works Committee was tasked to report on the remaining £100 grant and the town wall project was postponed pending the sub committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Works Committee
Ald
Morrie
Euchie Strest
Bakes
Tang's Corner
Dugga
Onawell
Davey
Glaaheon
Hospital Hill
Lon
J. Davesed
W. D. Gibson
Yeoval
H. N. Gibson
Peak Hill
Ald. Glasheen
Ald. Morrin
Sports Roundup of Racing and Boxing Notes
Sporting Mems ers has again failed to swim the Channel. Monara Barnett and Smith have sent four trotting mares on a visit to Rock now. Ossian is doing good work on the track and about to race very shortly. Blue Speo is muscular and large and should be at his best around Cup time. Wellington Jockey Club spring meeting on October 31. Prize money totals £56. Rosemead won the Rosehill Cup with Collarit second and Merveil third from 32 starters. Stanbury accepts Webb challenge for £200 on Boxing Day. Several horses fell in the Rosehill Cup. Sleeper, fancied for the Epsom Handicap, broke his shoulder and was destroyed. Mr A Foley's Berthier won the Rydalmere Mile at Rosehill on Saturday. Famous trained by Foley won the Spring Stakes. Harry Taylor offers £20 for two year olds of Huon Junior progeny at Wellington canal races. Oliver Williams, once of Peak Hill, defeated Mike Williams, South Africa champion, in Melbourne last week. Oliver races as Bill Smith. Keenan Bros of Orange lose a valuable brood mare Tam arack in foal to Lancaster. It is presumed the mare was shot by a psa rifle in the hands of careless youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Monara
Barnett
Smith
Rock
Ossian
Blue Speo
Wellington Jockey Club
Rosemead
Collarit
Merveil
Stanbury
Webb
New Zealand
Sleeper
Mr. A. Foley
Berthier
Rosehill
Famous
Mr. Foley
Harry Taylor
Huon Junior
Wellington
Oliver Williams
Peak Hill
Mike Williams
South Africa
Melbourne
Oliver
Bill Smith
Messrs
Keenan Bros
Orange
Tamarack
Lancaster
Psa
Banda of Carelans
Fifty Years Ago Hene Sheep Run Sale Report
Mosers, lort and Company sold the Kentucky run in the New England district with 11,860 sheep at 188 9d per head and the Munduburra, Aberunga and Cheesborough Stations in the Burnett district for 14 3d per head. Also 600 cattle with the Cucumgille Station on the Lachlan at £3 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Mosers, Lort and Company
New England
Munduburra
Aberunga
Cheesborough
Burnett
Lachlan
Healing Balm Zam-Buk Praised By Special Press Representative
A special press representative J T McInnes lauds Zam-Buk Healing Balm for curing prolap s of the lower bowel and relieving dengue fever related ailments. He credits three large applications with restoring health and urges publication for public benefit. Zam-Buk available from medicine dealers at 1/6 and 9/8 large, with four times the content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. McInnes
Ad Journal
Queenslander
Tof
Bebana
Gulf
Queensland
Iack
Zam-Buk
Also Mentioned on This Page
Techioh
D. Glashown
J. Bakas
Morse
Eden George
M.I.A
Requirementy
Stines
Oxley
Houghton
Cilaauera
Noxt
Caswall Street
J. W. Lees
Tomingley
LR. Hewett
Dugga Street
Privy Council
Majesty's
Ei Taras
Ig Comror
Pen United Empire
Post Office
the Bulletin
G.P.O
Newoollack
King's Counsel
Sidney Wildie
EGS
Peak Hill Parkes
Narromine and
Dubbo
UNION
Bakery
H. Schmidt
Euchie Street
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