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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1916
Page
5
The session features strong protests from the deputy Attorney-General against proposed federal controls. Ministers defend free trade alignment with interstate links, while comments reference wheat seizures in New Wales, and a broader push to empower federal authority to promote free trade across Australia.
A common muscular rheumatism complaint is noted as best relieved by Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The advertisement touts rapid quivering relief and claims no superior for muscular and rheumatic pains. Available from Geo Mallaby, chemist.
Mrs Harrison Lee Cowie intends speaking at Attunga Hall on Tuesday afternoon at nine o'clock in the interests of the Six O Clock Closing Movement. As the day for this important vote nears both sides will exert every effort to secure a victory.
Many residents testify to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy freeing pneumonia after colds and aiding croup and whooping cough. The old established preparation is deemed safe for all ages and trusted by chemist Geo Mallaby.
Minutes from Tamworth council discuss a proposed bridge over the railway at Burke Street and a tramway linking Tamworth with Burroom. Mayor cites no communications, notes a long article on tramways, and reviews road approaches and earthwork. Benevolent Society committee outlines hospital fundraising, clarifying who will handle the build and funding.
A boy named Bield residing near the northern edge of town was thrown from his horse last Monday and broke his arm. He received aid from Mr. Frene and is progressing well. The Gazette notes tenderers for works including Uralla station buildings by Seabrook and Brown and a weather shed at Miley Point Public School by C. L. Pyrke.
Licenses discussed for Grou North ern Motel and Imperial Motel transfers. Robert Solomon, executor of John Smith, seeks to transfer to Margaret Smith. An application to transfer Imperial Motel from Merv Taylor to Andrew Cross is noted as withdrawn by Mr Patterson for Mrs Tuy-Tox.
General Hynm Hyman of Nar tahri Witsheen stands as Commissioner of Affidavits for the Supreme Court. A series of obstructions were placed on the railway line near Murrurundi and Rhonford, narrowly avoided a serious incident thanks to a vigilant driver. A public meeting at Quirindi seeks action to press authorities for removal of police buildings and school and other local needs. A child of Michael Mullins of Murrurundi fell 54 feet into a well. William Crig rescued the child, suffering minor injuries. Snow fell at Armidale on Friday. At a temporary crossing near Moonbi, carrier George Floyd escaped a serious accident as one horse died and the rest nearly plunged over an embankment.
The undersigned invites applications from sober steady men for contract fencing or related work. Apply to Gordon Gardner Yerabbad Station Narran River via Walgett. Royal Hotel Uralls Edward R.
Overseas Club's Southern Cross Tobacco Fund launches to support soldiers overseas. Nathan Cohen & Co act as receivers, guiding donations of cigarettes and tobacco to front lines through local branches, with postage acknowledgments and requests for Australian brands to bolster morale.
A parliamentary dispute over interstate embargoes erupts as Mr Mahon and other ministers argue for freedom of interstate trade within the Federation. The debate cites colonial and state actions, federal powers, and potential High Court review to uphold constitutional provisions and prevent trade barriers across New South Wales, Queensland, and other states.
Statistics from the Adelaide Police Court show 248 persons were dealt with for drunkenness in the first two months after hotel bars were closed in South Australia. The total marks a rise of five over the previous two months when bars were open, with higher average temperatures noted during the latter period.
The Tamworth Liberal Association will hold a musical meeting in the lodge room of the Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday evening at an oclock. All literals are invited to attend the meeting.
Fragmentary notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Hemody as an expectorant that cleans out germ culture beds in the air to prevent pneumonia diphtheria and scarlet fever. It emphasizes no opium or narcotics and cites Geo Mallaby as a source.
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