State Politics and Reform Debates Rise in 19th Century Press
The conservative press discusses the rise of reform rhetoric in the state, criticizing taxation shifts and public debt handling. It notes planned campaigns, ministerial changes, and expectations for a major parliamentary session with debates over education funding, land scandals, and the Railway Commissioners.
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Etondelor
Ramada
Strathers
Alca
Sydney
Paopla
Garam Ganeral Fea
Isk
Prunier
Tabds
Andes Comiasionere
Ava Cnn Nf
Water Supply Crisis Prompts Citywide Debate and Proposals
In the wake of the failed Incal water system the town debates preventive schemes. Critics push for immediate action while officials weigh reservoir work and river intake ideas. A public meeting highlighted the gravity of the issue and calls for prompt remedial steps.
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Torranto
Sturges
Tampa
Wellington
York
Anrvica
Unclear public works debate on water and road safety
A damaged OCR passage discusses possible shifts in water supply, treatment, and road encroachment near Wallington and Middle Gully. It mentions pumping at a reservoir, filtration costs, and building a wall between road and encroachment to reduce traffic interference, with emphasis on public opinion and safety.
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Aland
Wallington
Wolley
Walter
Local Jottings From a Busy Rural District
The column reports mixed items from a rural area including sales of cattle and sheep, labor meetings at Livermore's with new members, and routine district business. It notes church work, social gatherings at Spicer's Creek with a church project, and local announcements about land board travel, housing, and road lighting developments.
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Aussara
Bedford
Taylor
Sotuntay
Bydney
Wellington
Morrom
Willington Labor League
Livermore
Spicer
Creek
Juno Gas
A. Deyo
Church of Eughind
Worl
Wellingion
Shayop Grothirr
Tandar
Duthurst
Mondiy
General Sapaire
Dovenaod
P. W. Goninau
Muigoo
T. H. Thrower
Dubie
A. J. Park
Dubbo
Orick
O. Bath
Thor
Sini
Exeter
Oddfellows
Gossaythe
Bodney
Tornay
Local Notices and Meetings Spark in Dubbo Area
Community events fill the upcoming week including church service on Monday and a Teachers' Resignation meeting at Wellington. Audits of railway and post office finances, lodge visits, and public speeches mark a busy schedule with several prosecutions and sales noted in Murga, Maryvale, and Boduggera sites.
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Dpm
X Ponte
Sydney
Ponta
Toon
B.S . Wellington
My. Inepetor Wright
A. Stephen
Tha Rey
Stephen Raguaste
Nanonnes
Ponto Nest
Bundy
Notting
Treasury
al Phblis
Pyrnmal
Beote Pariah Funnat
Ellingrtos Sohn Seah
Gulgah Gulgung
Grill
Tha Pymiy
Tandaoas
Weskk
Cubis
NE. Shoreiff
Maryvale
Bellerad
Janms McHugh
Prac
Jawieh
Doris
M.U. Oddfelloyre
Oddfellowet
TH. ‘Thrower
Dor Macquaree
Walling
Mra McDruwell
Roy-T- MuBlowell
Teiport
Koutament Hishiry
Fire brigade charity drive nets rope donation from locals
The article notes community interest in equipping the brigade with essential gear. Mr A Deveson leads the effort to secure a 60 foot length of rope donated by the Cooperative States to support fishing lines and pole setup. Mr Toompton and Mr Lucksmith assist in handling and installation tasks.
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Husodas
Saptain
A Deveson
Toompton
Liucksmith
Beneficial Rains Aid Western Crops and Pastures
The article notes beneficial rains across the West raising prospects for crops and stock. It mentions steady progression in pasture growth, improved feed supplies for winter, and generally favorable conditions for spring farming amid generous moisture and healthy forage.
Outbreak of Scarlet Fever Reaches Town and District
General accounts describe scarlet fever spreading in town and district with hospital reporting eight patients affected. Most cases are mild and not dangerous. hospital accommodates growing need and measures for care and provisions are being arranged to meet the situation.
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Tow
Unclear historical notice from Farmer & Co Ltd records
Fragmentary OCR text references Farmer & Co Ltd, individuals, and terms like Royaltymenis and gout, with garbled place names and roles. Readable elements include mentions of leading figures linked to a market event and customs relation. The source is too corrupted to define a coherent event or outcome.
Third Meeting at Hhe Abaya Attracts Major Stakes
The event announces its third meeting at Hhe abaya running July 85 and 2 with all age stakes and a novelty bank for newcomers. A sampling stake offers £229 04 in prize money. Two left? spring ura 96 and £27 170 Od contribute to a total prize pool over £10.
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Phy Maryyals
Hhe Abaya
Sunea
Pring
Amout a Draught Worse At Orange District Show
In Orange District on Monday W R Moulder sought 1x0 over fin John Clabby valued at 1 hors 40 pounds. He incurred expenses searching for the fon who had chosen them. The horse was last seen near Wellington. The case involves a pursuit along with locals and a sale tied to damages of 220.
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Orange District
W. R .Moulder
Fin John Clabby
Fon
Wellington
Doug
Wiliam
Sf B
Uliffor
Fire risks and brigade plans amid possible urban outbreak
A fragmentary account warns of a potential city fire outbreak and the strain on water supply and bucket brigades. Mr A Devaxan of the Fire Brigade discusses privately mobilizing families to assist with extinguishing efforts and the risk of delays spreading flames.
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A. Devaxan
Fira Brigade
Grand Challenge Stakes opening at Rooty Hill
The National Coursing Association began its Grand Challenge Stakes meeting at Rooty Hill yesterday. The card faced upsets with hot favourites defeated early while dogs such as Fonching and Fantrid Bulwark failed to sustain bids amid a tense opening round.
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National Coursing Association
Rooty Hill
Broggadocio
Ponnant
Drac
Wellington
Loug
Noted wartime trial verdicts in Batheston gaol case list
The jury found Robert D. Be and Thomas H. Afuephy not guilty of horse theft. Inimes Paiesun was convicted of theft from a person and jailed for two years. Porep Connors was guilty of forging a bank note and given four years hard labor. William Thomas Pruncle’s vagrancy conviction from February was suspended. A Remest Bel persist case led to a pending sentence.
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Bie
Aleve
Thien Docker
Robert D. Be
Thomas H. Afuephy
Bard Jebour
Bathnest
Porep Connors Twas
Batisorat Gaal
Canmactiom
Water supply woes spark council meeting agenda
Fragmented report notes rain failed to raise sea, gates kept closed, little water reached the reservoir. Text hints at a council meeting to discuss the water supply this evening. The wording is garbled but indicates ongoing concerns over water availability and infrastructure.
Sale of Maryvale Farm Promises Strong Bidding.
Auction notice lists sale by Ghut gud AEs tata ce Saturday at Royal Fatal Wellington. Property includes 475 notes known as MeHugh'efaria Mary vale area. Vendors claim best aid iy Aint oie and ill feebeld assets, urging eager fort bidding.
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Ghat
Tata
Rolton
Royal Fatal
Wellington
Correspondence on Australian agriculture and threshing gains
A letter to the editor argues that using a binder and reaper together with a tractor harvester would save grain and improve harvest efficiency. The writer cites a personal example of half a paddock left unthreshed and stresses easier straw handling, cleaner ground, and better crop quality with a unified harvesting approach.
Wellington Show Secretary Letters Raise Exhibition Controversy
A letter to the editor from LD Ponneven of Wellington June 18 1908 defends a show exhibit process while accusing Mr Horton of false statements. The writer recounts delays and mismanagement by the secretary and notes exhibits were moved and rechecked before opening, criticizing secrecy and urging accountability of conduct.
GNEAP HANDLING OF WHEAT TO THE EDITOR
A fragmented letter from a general manager discusses wheat handling and Promoting farmers in the district. It notes samples of wheat were inspected, with plans to address growers and potential fund allocations. The text reflects farmers seeking better profits from harvests.
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Gereral
Onenlves
Wanna
Parmer
Gouriu
Man W. Wario
Woodhurat
Gourie
Yidewd
London butter price debate shocks farmers and traders
Letter from J Oxury of Syneap dated 19/6/06 urges farmers and dairymen to resist high London butter prices. He argues that producers are pushed to accept lower farm returns while retailers and middlemen capture profits, calling for unity with Australian supplies and a cooperative stance to stabilize prices.
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Rodicedy
London
Worthy
Aurplin
London Iy
Lundin
Syneap
Saeral Mange
Oddfellows Ball in Manchester Lodge Hall Heard
The annual Hello of the West Lodge ball occurred at Arthur Street lodge hall with about 70 attendees. Leaders included J F Heyalel and P J Staphen, with many district reps, entertainment, a piano, and a formal supper followed by speeches and tributes to the Onion benefit.
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Hello of the West Lodge
Manchester City
Tada Piident Order of Oddfellows
Arthur-street
Ragilia
J. F. Heyalel
Oraugt
P. J. Staphen
P.tal
Dubbo
Bro. J Connors
Wellington Lodge
Sul J Lewon
Geuria
Hayley
Ibeulan
Somal
Fuster
Cie
di Contotes Jung
A. Wartin
A Warr
Deaying-Roou
Mx. O. J. Slakespoats
MTLLC
O.F. Hay Borane Onal
Mtr
al CG
Wasron
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