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Newspaper

Sydney Evening News

Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

4

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promoted as Ideal Child Medicine

An old advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as the best medicine for children. It claims the pills strengthen blood, cure childhood troubles such as rickets peevishness diarrhea stomach complaints and St Vitus dance. Doses are described as easy for young children with orderly amounts.

Williams Dr. Williams

Bank Holiday and Sydney News 1852 Notices

Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of Australia close for St Andrews Day. Sydney Legislative Council discussions include a petition on marriages and a proposal to fund John Busby’s waterworks. December auction results list several Sydney properties. December 4 votes set speaker salary and pensions. New bank prospect London Chartered Bank of Australia announced. Gold sightings in Newtown cited. Births and deaths noted across various Sydney districts.

St Andrews Bank of Australasia Union Bank of Australia Wentworth Legislative Council WW. Ritchie Synod of WW Supreme Court Sydney W.thurlow Queen Circular Wharf Great Britain W. H. Franklyn R.M England Charles Nicholson Justice Therry Bloomfie Snd Legislative Councils Carey 40Th Regiment Moriarty Cockatoo H.M.S. Acheron Spear O Fits-Roey St. George’s Franklyn Australian Agricultural Company Marcus F. P Browanrigg Btrond J. B. Rundle Queen’s Place John Busby Druitt-street Crown Old South Head Wiley Duke-street Balmain Waterview Bay Tate W. Fenn Darling-street Stalmain Legislative Couneil Pronaldson Ay Ao John Eyres Clouse Manger Australian Joint Stock Bank S&s George King Pitt-street Government House London Herald London Chartered Bank of Australia Duncan Dunbar Newtown Constable St. Peter's Church Knoight's Bydney Morvine Merah Yass Australia Hotel St. Margaret's Maternity Hospital Mocsars J. Bellamy J. T. Hennessy J. Sheerin Dr. M'Carthy Dr. Warren Dr. Calder A. Newman J. Tracy C. Jelecort Hon. Treas W. F. Coogam A. Simmonds Hon. Sees H. G. Quinlan C. G. Hepburn J. Milne Curran Hughes Hendy-Pooley R. Brown B. French Bcott F. Abbott S. Scott E. Fitzsimmons H. Abbott Fernandez Joe Davis St. Philip's Church Madge Betts Howard Betts Leichhardt Rex Milss Nan Betts Gladys and Gwenneth Cullen-Ward

Obituary notices note a series of memorials and deaths

The fragment lists several notices including William E. Murray aged 37 a clerk of petty sessions who died on November 23 at Bombala Eliza wife of Charles Scott noted on November 26 at Goderich Lodge Darlinghurst and William Cowell died on the Brighton Estate age not fully shown plus references to Dick Esq fourth son of the late Sir Robert Keith Dick Cunyngham with other truncated details.

Dick, Esq Robert Keith Dick Cunyngham Bombala William E. Murray Petty Sessions Goderich Lodge Darlinghurst Eliza Charles Scott Brighton Ag Arnenhnene William Cowell Arthur M. Eedy W. J. Bloomfield F. W. J. Donovan Moore Messrs Bloomfield and Donovan Manly Church of the Immaculate Conception Henry Birrell Brewer Francis Campbell Brewer Sydney Hayden Luise Matilde Beyer Peter Beyer Melbourne W. HM. Clarke Puergi Gounod Misa Lynn Mills Gustave Traubert Nellie Stewart Gertrude Rosenthal Adela Feake Eifza Walter Brewer William Franks Katoomba Jenolan Caves L. R. Allen Harriss Street Edith May Charles Jones St. Barnabas’ Church George-street West W. A. Charlton

Wilberforce nuptials and society notes spread during November

Social items recount weddings in Wilberforce and Albury, a Kiama headmaster recognition, Yass church inductions, and numerous receptions. Guests include Archdeacon Langley, Rev. Crane, Rev. Barr, and many local families across Sydney districts. Events cover dances, bazaars, picnics, and concerts.

Wilberforce Miss May L. H. Simpson Percy Price Albury Wilberforce Wesleyan Church B. Dinsing Peorith A. W. Roberta Kiama Roberts Vase James Barr Queensland John Walker General Assembly Mr. Gould Goulburn Charles Crane Mr. Goudie Burrowa Gardiner St. Clement's Church of

A Circus Politician Tom Johnson in Ohio Campaign

The former Cleveland mayor Tom Johnson conducts a circus like Ohio gubernatorial campaign. He travels in a wagon train with tents and horses, a showman in charge, banners proclaiming Home Rule and taxation, and a red automobile leading the parade. His daily expenses exceed £200, yet the elaborate display draws large crowds and strong interest in the race.

Roosevelt Tom Johnson Ohio Says London Tom L. Johnson Mr. Johnson Cleveland

Lord Kitchener Shows Tenderness to Wounded

A young coffeer in Pretoria recounts Lord Kitchener visiting a convalescent officer. He asked about wounds and progress, then promised fresh air and arranged for the carriage to fetch him. The general walked, giving his own carriage to more severely injured soldiers in discharge of duty.

Lord Kitchener Pretoria

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