Raid on Gold Field Mail Robbery Ends in Tragedy
In the New South Wales gold fields a bold mail coach raid near Wellington and Ironbark ends with a bushranger shot dead and another wounded. Garvey, the dead outlaw, is buried. a young suspect dies of fever before trial as the stolen gold remains unrecovered.
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New South Wales “Rangera
Colonial Secretary's Office
Sydney
Deas Thomson
New South Wales
Victoria
Tasmania
Hounslow Heath
Dick Turpin
Orange
Wellington
N.S
Ironbarke
Janes Ozborne
Jere
Luis
Anie Buseling
A Tama
Peter Dou Puysa Frennelian
Dala Cawslyris
Robo T Miuittuu
Caugherty
William Bragg
Rygate
Brage
Garvey
Osborne
Ironbarks
George Bell
Turon
Bathurst
Lronbark
Assize Court
Life magazine reels in Ned Kelly tale with ex police voices
February Life carries Dr Fitchetl’s humorous Kelly Gang piece plus Sadler and Steele recaps of the Ned pursuit. A Dan Kelly letter denies the death claim at Glenrowan and asserts Ned remains alive. Also featured are Captain Hayes rogue adventures and a strong airship progress review with sketches.
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Kelly Leany
Captain Hayes
Adbert Dorrington
Various Farm Disinfectants Improve Cleanliness and Health
The article urges use of coal tar disinfectants on farms to control smells and pests. A light spray on cow backs and animal areas helps prevent flies, heals sores, and soothes saddle galls and wounds, keeping stables, dairies, and pig pens cleaner and more pleasant for animals and handlers.
Johnsons Claim and the Gold Fever at Port Pirie
In a old mining town near Port Pirie, Johnson, a bachelor jokester, attracts a crowd with a mysterious stone rumored to be gold. Prospectors search his window rock, form plans for a company, drink heavily, and find nothing. He finally hints at a secret mine location along the main road, heightening village intrigue.
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Port Piris
Broken Hill
Flinders Ranges
Peter Johnson
Johnson
Brightenel
Adelaide Union split shadows Labour-Socialist gains
Adelaide council notes the Farmers' and Producers' Union meeting failing to unite. Factions tilt toward Labour. the Australian National League faces a weak fund drive. Labor-Socialist chances rise as the coal strike looms. officials vow action while public memorial naming faces criticism.
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Council of the Farmers’ and Producers’ Union
Australian National League
Labor-Socialist Party
League
Ciien
The Coming Timber Problem and Forest Advice
The article warns of rapid forest depletion and rising firewood scarcity in the region. It quotes Conservator Walter Gill on wasteful lumbering, urges afforestation, and highlights experiments in timber preservation to extend usable resources. Farmers are urged to plant and manage timber for future supply and shelter.
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South Australia
House of Assembly
Conservator of Forests
Walter Gill
America
Europe
Gladstone Corporation Minutes Pour Over Local Matters
Town Hall meeting on Friday January 21 records the mayor and councilors present. Motions approve selling stone to Sampson at 30 shillings per load, postpone kerbing footpath, invite two 7s per day paymen positions for 12 months, and grant ambulance class free council chamber use. Finance approves payments and road funds. various correspondence noted including post office matters and subsidies.
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Chancellor
Destitute Board
W.N
Municipal Association
Main Road Fund
C.G
Dr. Read
Mr. Allen
Dr. Reid
Council Chamber
Agricultural value of fertilisers vs commercial value
The article explains the agricultural value of a fertiliser as the increased crop value it yields, noting it depends on the availability and form of constituents. It contrasts this with commercial value based on market costs, urging farmers to consider material form, soil compatibility, and cost efficiency for profitable use.
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Voorhees
Chamberlains Tablets New Remedy For Biliousness
Advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets as a new remedy for biliousness stomach and liver disorders. Claims rapid relief from constipation digestive issues and headaches and notes wide sale with pleasing results for adults and children.
Chamberlain’s Remedy Praised For Bowel Troubles In Children
A man who lost three children to dysentery last year claims his fourth child survived after taking Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He urges keeping the remedy at home for emergencies. For sale everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Parkside resident cites Clements Tonic in health turnaround
In a statutory declaration Mr Martin Leonard of George Street Parkside South Australia describes nearly twenty years of illness including sleeplessness dizziness and digestive distress. He credits Clements Tonic with restoring appetite sleep and nerve balance after a few weeks and asks that his account be published.
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Martin Leonard
George-street
Parkside
Adelaide
Somarene
Kence
M Wits
King
Clements
Clements Tonic
T. Martin Leonard
South Australia
Arytemenidé
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Gladstone
Emporium
Pryzibilla
Cuilery
Sally
Pryzibilla Beros
J. F. Pryzibilla
Addres
S F.pryzibilla
North Unley
National Library of Australia
Charles White
Dan Kelly
Port Pirie
Adelaide News
Judge Scholes
Wages Board
Marine Board
Commissioner of Public Works
Bosanquet Bay
Gladstone Corporation
Erdan
Caltowie Saw
S. Wenham
Dalgety
Port Adelaide
Wallaroo
Dalgety & Co., Limited
Judie Bere
A. C. Beat
Central Young Men's Christian Association
London
Edverian Va
Beechum's
Lever Brosthera
Gamage's
F. C. Catt
A.r.creswick
G.P.D
Pete Creswick
Delite
Adelside
Mr. Creswick
R. F. Cox
Laura & Booleroo
Pereso
Department of Agriculture
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