Enmungine death and district notes from Dubbo area
A negro man was killed while clearing scrub near Enmungine Dubbo by a falling tree. William H Crowe received an illuminated address and sovereigns for 22 years of service at Bungessdor. Fire continues to threaten grasses on Norman and Glenore areas with stock risk. Wireless telegraphy first installation expected between Scape Work and Port Moresby. A Victoria warrant seeks Arthur J Kruger for 1893 Cape Colony murders. Ayr raises 1500 pounds for James Fergusson Jamaica earthquake memorial.
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Enmungine
Dubbo
Bungesdore
William H. Crowe
Queensland
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Victoria
Arthur J. Kruger
Alfred Shane Sod
Margaret Mapham
Cape Colony
Kruger
Sydney
Ballarat
Vic
War Office
Ayr
James Fergusson
Jamaica
Church Notices For Sunday In Various Congregations
Church notices list ministers and attendees across denominations including Church of England Methodist Presbyterian and others with names such as Revtor Se and A.M. Horcuawr alongside local places like Warr and Tope. The fragmentary item mentions dates and times for services and references multiple ministers and parish names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Gower Tienc
W. Mi. Warr
Darien
Hatyw Creek
A.M. Horcuawr
Tooter
Political recrimination in Australian leaders debate
TURSHAY, DECEMBER 24, TE. A discussion on public repartee among prominent politicians in Australia. The piece notes frequent scolding exchanges between leaders such as Carruthers and Reid, the press urging quotes, and the public’s quick adaptation to a culture of partisan remark. It argues for clearer, balanced judgment over party spin and cautions against inter-state hostility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrunthers
Sydney
New South Wales
Watson
Melbourne
Carruthers
William Lyne
Carriaghers
Commonwealth
Whee
Australia
Mr. Reid
Ied
Luncheon Culture in Sydney's Busy Streets
A vivid portrait of midday dining in Sydney shows workers from office girls to Nabobs spilling into Hyde Park Domain and Wynyard Square for lunches. The piece catalogs threepenny and sixpenny bars, hotel hotels, tea rooms, and park benches, detailing prices, typical menus, and the shift from tea rooms to bar luncheons as a daily economy for workers with modest incomes.
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Ely
Office Bay
Hyde Park
Wynyard Square
The
Domain
Gardens
Big Ben
G.P.Q
Sydney
Sol
W. C. Wentworth
Lopel
Sa 3d
Bar Ion
Sitle
Tpward
Sydney Wool Sales Boost as Prices Hold Steady
Sydney wool auctioneers WincHeoswin Cansom and Co report the market remains very active with prices near the boom level. Merino and cross bred wools sold last week to 143rd, with high demand for fine quality from new clips. The weekly sale set to start on the 30th inst and run to January. the first sale on Tuesday October 8 will offer about 4500 bales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WincHeoswin, Cansom & Co
Ltp
Sydney
America
Three Children Die In Fire In Queanbeyan
A family tragedy occurred early Sunday when a fire consumed a front room incubator scene in the home of engine driver William Jarvie and his wife. A 17 year old girl and a younger child perished, a nine year old boy who rescued others died at the stationmaster's house, and Jarvie suffered severe burns with his wife in serious condition. The incident stunned the Campbell and Queanbeyan region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tux Bons
Wiliam
Jarvie
Warren
Rifle Shooting Ninth Match For Colonel Ryrie's Medal
Last Saturday the ninth match for Colonel Ryrie's medal was fired. Conditions were 15 shots at ye yards. Cash prizes were won by H. R. Quist and E. O. Moore. Following are the scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Ryrie
Ye Yards
H. R. Quist
E. O. Moore
Genuine Sander & Sons Eucalypti Extract Warns Against Imitations
A Victorian Supreme Court ruling, delivered by Chief Justice Madden, declares imitations of Sander & Sons Eucalypti Extract unlawful. The decision upholds the genuine product’s identifying features and orders imitators to compensate for deceiving the public, highlighting the long preservation of true merit by distinguishing labels and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sander & Sons
Eucalpti
Victoria
J, Madden
Kcal. &O
Sander & Suns
Eucalypti
Halla
Port Darwin report on Pearce Smith accident
News from Port Darwin Northern Territory states Pearce Smith suffered a severe accident resulting in critical internal injuries and the amputation of a limb. He is reported dying as expected while a son of Reverend P. G. Smith of Queanbeyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Darwin
Northern Territory
Pearce Smith
Smith
P. G. Smith
Queanbeyan
Coal Lumpers’ Trouble Revived On Ocean Liners
Unionist coal lumpers refused to coal the Orient liner and the French mail steamer Oceanlen on Monday morning claiming free laborers are not to work with them. Several gangs of free laborers remain at work while unionists demand their discharge. Unionist shovellers resumed on the Orient. the Oceanlen remains idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frese
Orient
Oceanlen
Position of the Government Probed After O'Sullivan Speech
The Premier addressed a Saturday night speech by M.L.A. K. W. O'Sullivan predicting the ministry's downfall due to lack of independents support. Carruthers mocked O'Sullivan's imagination while praising Colonel Onslow and E. M. Clark, noting independents wrote about concerns but government principles remained intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. O'Sullivan
M.L.A
Carruthers
O'Sullivan
Belmore
Onslow
E. M. Clark
Ma. L. A
Waverley
Sydney Mail Annual Promises Splendid New South Wales Scenes
The Sydney Mail Annual arrives with summer and a rich Australian atmosphere. It includes two framed color pictures titled His First Shot and The Drover's Farewell, plus a splendid set of inside colored images. The main feature is New South Wales scenery across the North South and West with Sydney harbour. Order early from A. M. Fallick and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Mail
New Ae Wales
Sydney
A.M. Fallick and Sons
Wool versus Wheat debate at Cummock lecture
Mr W Cahill argued wool growing is more profitable and suited to Australian climate, with lower labour costs, than wheat. He urged climate analysis and sheep breed choice as keys, noting high wool prices expected for years and potential to clothe the world, while droughts and rabbits still affect farmers. Some supported mixing sheep with wheat farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Cahill
Cummock
Molung F. A. and
H. Association
Fecturer
Australia
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NEW Spring Millinery
P.C. Hill & Son
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Lis
Bunday
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Sydney Wool Sales
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