21 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1911
Page
1
Those who take this medicine report splendid healing for bronchitis cough croup asthma hoarseness breathing difficulty throat irritation and sore chest pain. It supposedly prevents chronic cough asthma and consumption when treated early and is sold by all chemists and medicine vendors.
A dense listing of local officials and society names for Queanbeyan, Gundaroo, Bungendore, and surrounding districts. It names coroner John Joseph Cusack deputy John Gale and many town officers, clergy, school heads, police, and civic groups with titles and roles.
Postal notes values have been arranged with limits. A note may be issued for up to one pound with a maximum of two notes per envelope. The denominations and poundage charged are listed in the notice, clarifying how much can be sent and under what restrictions.
A fragmented report details Albert Victor and offspring lineage, listing imports from New South and New Ava fonds, with mares by Prine of Wales and Young Banker, noting show prizes in Scotland England and Ireland. It notes sale conditions of £2 10s and the manager Dunteaoy.
Auction notices from Woodgrove Hall reveal Bonnie Tom and Ionnie Tom mares offered for returnable sale. Breeder Ellis Smith advertises mare line, travel records, and expected high prices, with terms including removal and payment by July.
The document notes trains arriving at Seiliey and Sydlwy with changes to Saturday departures. It mentions a Matt Train leaving Sydowy Lily and a Sunday exception in effect. The timetable includes line shifts for Qincambeyan Wily and notes repeated service alterations.
Tiuraphegan te Syndr reports softer wool prices as new market conditions press exporters and traders. Analysts note limited demand from spinners and rising costs strain producers while retailers monitor steady orders for fine merino.
A travel note lists Saloon London from £57 and Cape Durban from £31, highlighting bargain fares for quick getaways. The item emphasizes low prices and simple booking, urging readers to act fast on limited deals.
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