Colonel Bruxner talks politics at Wellington visit
Colonel Bruxner leader of the Progressive Party arrived in Wellington from Mudgee for a stopover. The mayor introduced him amid modest attendance and Bruxner said his policy speech would be delivered later at Goulburn on the 28th. He expressed belief his party could win two to three seats and urged voters to back clear rural representation while avoiding political bushranging.
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Bruxner
Progressive Party
Wellington
Mudgue
Colonel Bruyner
Ald
J.P. Walker
Houan
Thorby
Col. Bruxner
Dubbo
Goulburn
Wny
Gr. H. Morley
Peter Yee Lee Chinese Doctor and Herbalist Reach Sydney
A notice states that Peter Yee Lee a Chinese doctor and herbalist with over 30 years in Australia will relocate from Wellington to Sydney via Sarakia. He plans to practice by correspondence and will consult at Club House Hotel starting April 30.
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Peter Yee Lee
George Street
Sydney
Sarakia
Austra- Mt
Conault
Wellington
Hotal
Poison risk from impure Sudan grass linked to cattle deaths
An Agricultural Gazette report warns that impure Sudan grass causes poisoning in cattle, especially when grown near sorghum and sorghum Sudan hybrids. It cites Wellington incidents where cows died or were seriously affected within minutes after grazing young growth. The piece emphasizes pure seed, careful planting, and cooperative testing by farmers and seedmen.
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Department of ‘Agricultura
Wellington
Sudan
J. Matthews
Matthews
Jumen Zaia
Mattehwa
Sudan Grasa
Honey
Bodangora mine and the reef’s uncertain future
A letter from Bodangora urges support for reopening the Bodangora mine, arguing the reef remains strong and that mismanagement and costly projects led to closure. It cites previous dividends under McIntyre, calls for freeing funds to locate new reef extensions, and notes potential gold sources from Jawbone and Goboliona areas. The piece promises to continue discussion in future installments.
Sydney triumph seals cricket premiership in emphatic win
Sydney bowled Wantera Suburbs out for 35 in the second innings to clinch the premiership. Avner led bowling for Sydney with 1 for 28 this season, while June Wall’s 62 wickets for 650 topped the season figures. In grade 1 playoff standout scores included Seddon 105 not out and Smedley 67 as Mosman and Cumberland dominated.
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Sydney
Wantera Suburbs
Avner
Wall
Saurday
Seddon
Petwrebury
Smedley
Mosman
Edwards
Cumberland
Achurch
Band
Wick
Noble
Paddington
Thatcller
Marrickville
Dwyer
Mosinall
Howling
Everout
Wotdstam
Amber
Nothling
University
Waghorn
St. George
Randell
Manly
Malley
Balmain
Levy
Waverley
Mutchinton
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Holbrook
Holbrooks Ujelly Grystalsj
M. R. McGuire
E. A. Fulton
Tagets Velours
FELTS
Darcy Walker
the Old Wool Firm
Old Widhess
Winchcombe House
Wiveheowbe
Careny
Chines
Winchcombe
Garcon Itd
Winshoombe House
Flemington Saleyarde
SON & Badgery
Capaciows
Pitt, Son & Badgery
Lucerne
Yardud
Pitt, Son & Badgery, Limited
Welling
Awe An
Bodangora Town
Bodangors
Fisher Curran
Australia
McIntyre
Les
Father Curran
Minex Department
Bodangora
Jawbono
Mines Department
Goboliona
Gladatone
Jawbone
Macquarie River
J. G. Carvetb
Addiuan
Maughan Etreet
Dtv
Art Union
Rieketa
Town Hall
Abuabed
Igor
Geo. I. Wheeler
Bridge Street
Hon
Ton
Sir Joynton Smith
Kbe
Frat Foundation of Friendship
Dre Kon
John Haig
Torun
McDonalds Imperial
Shaun Aa Irechird
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