Liquor license dispute over Transfers and suspensions
At Wallington magistrates a complaint to cancel the publican's license for the Exchange Hotel is discussed. J Situng's prior liquor offences prompt grounds for the action while transfer proposals for the hotel to F Richards are explored. The bench postpones decision for a fortnight to allow further arrangements and possible simultaneous transfer actions. Sergeant Steele pushes the case to a later date.
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Om Briday
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Exchanges Hotel
Wallington
J. Situng
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Kelly
Theis
Devansier
Richards
Thill
Boush
Bilas
P.M. Wall
Sally
P.M
Sibran
Sargeant
Libran
B.M
Quirk
Auie
Steels
Pris
Botela Richards
Andy Waa
District News From the Wet Weather Notes
District crops smile as rain spreads across Brom’s area. The Bagman’s Gazette reports widespread showers in Gil Gandra Mundowran Collie Quainbonu and Wolgett districts lifting spirits and easing drought. Locals recount labor, financing, and supply adjustments as stations and markets adjust to fresh conditions.
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Collie
Quainbonu
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Iran
Oor
Fourco Sinow
Wallington
Abelbe
Popmlay Dan" Daly
Yan Goldbuet
Ace
Angi
Tao
Moriarty
Walter Hxst
Nioniem
Sydney Arts and City Expenditure Debate on Bridge Value
An editorial argues that New South Wales should fund major cultural and civic assets benefiting the entire state. It questions city bias in taxation, cites tourism and commerce, and advocates fiscal fairness by charging beneficiaries and supporters of Sydney’s institutions. The piece supports a costly river bridge as a state-wide asset, noting vast travel and economic value.
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Bert Jackson
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Pigeon Shooting Debate Sparks Cruelty Claims in Legislature
In England a proposed bill to regulate pigeon shooting faces strong opposition from supporters of the sport who describe the practice as a modern, cost effective substitute for live shooting. Critics warn the artificial pigeons and trap devices disguise cruelty and deception, urging strict controls.
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England
Rabbit Pest in Parliament Sparks Land Bellies
In a parliamentary debate Mr Bennett urged action to open up Crown lands in the Central Division to control a rabbit invasion. He warned of millions in losses if not addressed and called for expedited surveying and occupation of unused land to curb vermin.
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Stata
Gardiner
Landa
Lus
P.P. Bairds
Ashton
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Crige Willis Bath Evidence At Land Case Hearing
In a land scandal hearing last week witness William Gardiner testified he held land on the Macquarie River and made multiple applications for leases and improvements dating from 1902 to 1908. He claimed paying Bath £350 in 1903 without a receipt and bid £2200 for a second lease. he did not employ Bath as a land agent and has known Cricke and Mr. McKenzie for years. He asserted large potential losses if policy terms faltered and discussed average sheep values and effects of the drought.
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Macquirie
Bath
Crick
Billie
Cricke
Infonca
McKenzie
Oritk
Willis
Gaming and Betting Bill Clarified by Assembly Debate
The assembly discussed a Gaming and Betting Bill drafted to fix flaws in existing law. It would require police to show credible premises for betting suspicions and allow courts to compel landlords to reveal tenants proving gambling activity. Penalties would apply for landlords aiding unlawful gambling.
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Gacura
Supreme Court
Thas Ramivon
Glenn
Wirths Bic Circus Opens in Wallington at Hull Park
Preparations complete for Wirths Bic Circus opening at Hull Park Wallington ground. The show arrives by train September 8 and a procession will move to the ground. Doors open 7 pm with a 3 pm start for previews. program features 27 acts including remarkable Herberts stunts and a world renowned white rider Jill Jilax.
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Slutha
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Land Deals and Holdings Across Counties and Lands
Land notices announce Coxynmo Ac Pononass Lasse near Grenfell holding 4082 acres with grazing suitability, price £8 1288d, available Sept 20 1906. Various holdings listed with distances from Hay and Bathurst, prices and available dates, plus Royal Lands with parcels near Deniliquin and Albury and notes on forfeited special grants and future conditional purchases.
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