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Newspaper
Singleton Argus And Upper Hunter General Advocate
Location
Singleton, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 17, 1879
Page
2
A local notice from Bingeton records an event at the Arber residence on John street. It notes Mrs. H. Princertm attended in the afternoon and mentions a time referenced as 120h instant and an unclear otllthorm.
The article discusses the proposed naming of a grand complex in Sydney as the Garden Palace, praising its vision for a hemispheric fair and international exhibition, while noting local debates over the name and the project’s significance. It also covers a flood event near Singleton and a detailed livestock auction in Binglet on Saturday, listing many buyers and items.
The piece notes discussions on town affairs including a proposed loan and probing audits. J. Waite delivers a discourse at St Mary’s Church about an upcoming event, with locals invited to attend Tuesday’s meeting and to review the town plan.
In Bingleton Police Court at Treeeway Ned, the case of a prisoner was adjourned for follow up. The offender faced charges related to several offences with potential twenty year terms as an alternative. Fines were paid and Isabella Treaumont was admonished and discharged.
A local meeting of Patrick's Plains Jockey Club patrons was held at the Stegal Motel with about fifteen people. The secretary reported low attendance due to a quorum issue and discussed plans for Maiden Plate racing this year, advertising, prize lists, and a programme to be prepared for the next session.
Mary Ann Parsons faced a Singleton Quarter Sessions jury on July 10 1870 for stealing women's garments totaling multiple items from Charles Evans. The jury, after witnesses and defense, returned a verdict of not guilty on the principal theft charge and Parsons was sentenced to three months hard labor with possible child custody provisions.
In a Singleton district court session the jury heard a trespass action over cattle on Loder land adjoining Moss claimed by Moss and his kin. Evidence showed repeated cattle intrusions, fence disputes, and land boundary challenges over several years ending with a verdict for the plaintiff.
The Gunnedah Banquet drew about 150 guests as Mr. T. K. Ahoit chaired the event with vice chairs LDing and Evans. After dining and numerous toasts including The Queen and The Governor, speakers praised the railway contractor, discussed local railway plans, and noted weather and construction hardships.
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