Wool Market Report From Brisbane Opening Strong
Meare John Bridge & Company and Lui report a firm Brisbane opening with strong competition. Superfine and greasiess show about seven percent gains, lambs in good demand, and near full clearance. Shearing resumes after weather delays, with Darling Harbor wool totals rising ahead of Thursday sale. A 4,000 bale catalogue is planned for the next sale on the 28th.
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Meare
John Bridge & Company
Lui
Brisbane
Tusday
Darling Harbor
Adulterated Milk Charge Filed in Wagon Police Court
Francie J. Longhoan faced the Wagon Police Court on Monday for selling adulterated milk. Inspector Elbeck of the Board of Health, who recently visited Queanbeyan, and the inspector under the Pure Foods Act, testified Patrick Lowry, a defendant employee, provided the sample. The Government analyst found the milk deficient in fat by 34.0 percent and adulterated by 46.40 percent water, with the PM noting harsh penalties for repeated offenses but applying proportionate sentencing. He ordered three months imprisonment with £17 fine and 21 costs.
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Atcthey Wagon
P.M
Inspector's claim for destroyed rabbits in Wolonge County court
In Wolonge County court Parslow rabbit inspector T B Waters sued for 7510 4 expenses to destroy rabbits on defendant's property. Evidence dated February 15 1903 showed a rabbit infestation. notice to destroy was given. March visits revealed 1247 rabbits removed. eight men worked a day, one with a horse. Jury found for plaintiff but verdict limited cost recovery. fumigation and digging were mis-timed. Judgment entered for plaintiff with costs.
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Wolonge
Parslow
Wood
T. B. Waters
Orrvone
Lal Vt
Boy Drowns In Murrowbidgee River Tragedy
A young boy aged about one year drowned while living with his parents in a tent by the Murrowbidgee River. A rope and hook were used in a failed rescue as the log pulled him from shore into the water. Local witnesses noted the boy cried for help as the current carried away the line.
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Murrowbidgee
Woigwa
Tueeday
Dreadful Railway Smash at Ditdou Junction
An express from Cheaster to Liverpool crashed at Ditdou Junction. The engine derailed and struck a bridge arch, causing a telescoping collision. Twenty people died and about thirty were injured. All in the leading carriages perished. The driver died instantly, crushed between the engine and tender. a stoker died beneath the overturned locomotive after two hours.
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Liverpool
Cheater
Theo
District Cyclists Club Meeting At Davies Hotel
A meeting to organize the District Cyclists' Club will be held tonight at Davies' Hotel. Various local events and notices fill the page, including social gatherings, theater bookings, showground matters, tender invitations, and medical advertisements, all reflecting a bustling community calendar.
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Davies
Majura
Queanbeyan
Ryan's Hotel
Holl
Uhie Dnellc
Wedershaw Hall
Drogg
Campbell I
Campbell
Mount Stromin
Cotter Hiver
Royal Military College
Thorrigo
Bellinger
Leeds
Podrey
New South Wales
Winehrombe
Warrigal Woolpress
Fanterme
Fwde
Victoria
Legislative Assembly
Quran
Iumierante
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Emael Lisa
P. C. Hill & Son
Cheapside
H. Solomon
Universal Stores
Yuraening Sane
A. W. Bootes
J. G. Davibon
Harrison's Hotel
Bumgegdore Visted
Beco
Alice D. Morgan
Fairholme
Nealer
Sander
New South Warhes Assembly
Thrower de Uieen
Legislation Assembly
Ysleam Campbell
Gininderra Farmers Union
Amnuel
Diay
Herve
Deepucumeet of Agriculture
Seleodibe Wall
Chas
W. Thompson
Beecetury
Ber
Weshave
Beltane
London
Continental
Sydney
Moore Bros
Great Discount Sale
Mercury
Cesi'h
Capitsi
C. T. Campbell
Monaro-Btreet
MR. Doudney
Bungendore
Bermeste
Hubeon
Lian
Resi
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