Talbot Shire Council Notes Road and Policy Discussions
The Talbot Shire Council discussed occupancy under an unused roads license north of allotments 1a and 1B in section 24 Eglinton parish with no objection. They reported on Workers Compensation Act preparations, Thistle Act amendments, Country Roads Board doubts, and upcoming conferences with several delegations.
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Public Works Department
Eglinton
Cra Coutta and
Branigan
State Accident Insurance Office
Liverpool
London and Globe
Alex. Peacock
Theo. Beggs
Talbot
J. Drysdale Brown
Legislative Council
Ferntree Gully Shire
Coutts
Fawcett
Tambo Shire
Matthews
Vinecombs
London and Globe Co
Weights and Measures Union
Sath Cormbil
Lexton police court fines for on premises during prohibited hours
At the petty sessions in Lexton Thomas Roxburgh and William Westbrook were fined 10s each for being on the Pyrenees hotel premises during prohibited hours. Roxburgh claimed dinner and tea only, while Westbrook said he had driven in with Mr Watson and had not drunk there. Also fined 30s for George Retallick for neglecting child vaccination. Some ratepayer summonses were extended. Stage coach licences for Andrew Murphy were renewed and an invalid pension application was recommended.
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Court of Petty Sessions
Lexton
Barlow
Robert H. Bennett
Thomas Roxburgh
William Westbrook
Pyrenees Hotel
Roxburgh
Westbrook
Watson
George Retallick
Andrew Murphy
Splendid Recovery From Indigestion Claim
Blacksmith Robert Pickering of 119 Panton street Bendigo testifies that Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills cured his two year indigestion after trying many remedies. He reports pain after meals weight loss and disordered digestion but asserts complete cure after finishing the bottle and praises pills for constipation as well. He invites publication of his testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pickering
Panton Street
Golden Square
Bendigo
Morse
Neglected Cuts and Scratches Warn of Inflammation
A Sydney ad warns that even small cuts or scratches can inflame and fester without prompt antiseptic care. Zam-Buk is touted as essential first aid for wounds, ulcers and skin conditions, with a testimonial from Mrs Penfold of Redfern. Also promotes Clarke's Blood Mixture for blood health and Brown's Bronchial Troches for throat and chest ailments.
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Mra
E. G. Penfold
Cornwallia Street
Redfern
Sydney
William
Australasia
Clarke
Winslow
Medicine Desiers
Ordare
Amherst Lodge meets with payments and church parade planned
The ordinary fortnightly meeting of Amherst Lodge M A L 0 C F was chaired by N G Bro Mitchell. Sick pay totalling 6 pounds 10 shillings and other accounts amounting to 12 pounds were passed for payment. The next church parade is set for Sunday 18 October at the Church of England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.G
Bro. Mitchell
Church of England
Talbot Cricket Club to Hold Annual Meeting Tonight
Sporting Notes report that the Talbot Cricket Club convenes in the Council chambers at 8 o clock to present the report and balance sheet and elect officers for the coming season. A scratch match is scheduled in the park this afternoon with players to assemble by 3 o clock.
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The
Talbot Cricket Club
Caulfield Set To Open V A T C Spring Meet
Amateur provides Toorak Handicap picks with Gold Hraw or Mintstone leading, Royal Laddie nipping for second, Avonwort third. Guineas choices list Tracquette first, Hingne second, Newberry third.
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V.A.T.C
Caulfield
Hingne
Newberry
Specialist explains cause of stomach trouble
A renowned expert states most stomach troubles stem from acidity and fermentation after meals. He endorses fusurated Magnesia as a reliable antacid, advising half a teaspoonful or two tablets after meals to neutralize acid and halt fermentation for proper digestion.
Ipswich Household Fund and Noted Miss Rachel’s Watch Dilemma
In Ipswich a family practice by Miss Rachel Rollambe collected pennies from kissed girls for a missionary fund. The fund’s success funded gifts, including a £60 watch from an Eight Hour Art Union donation. Miss Rachel now ponders which suitor to award the watch, while she continues sending funds and wearing the timepiece.
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Ipswich
Rachel Rollambe
Miss Rachel
Rachel
Art-Union
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Moxpat
Sra Gori
Cre Nishol
Miller
Aod Maier
Geo. Fraser
Municipal Association
Cr Coutts
E. P. Dowding
Folows
Clunes and
Carisbrook
Red Lion
Kangaroo Flat
Clunes
Evansford
Beckworth
Woolshed
M‘donald’s
Dr Matthews
Bruce's Road
Brown
John I Brown and Sons
Boston
United States
Farringdon Road
England
Amherst Lodge
M.A
C.F
Sporting Notes
Cricket
Taggart
House As
Tagegart's
High Street
Maryborough
Phelan & Sons
Talbot & Maryborouch
Bride
Bos
Wilks and Son, Jewellers
Ballarat
Melbourne
F. M. Moore
Hearne
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