The Shoemaker and the Millionaire Sermon
In a dialogue set in a shop in Sydney a Youthful Australian dreamily imagines inviting a millionaire to join him for drinks. The Barber and Shoemaker debate wealth, education, and social reform, citing a wealthy Austrian who spent £34,000 on trains for guests and urging Christian charity as the cure for poverty. The tale links economic excess to modern social ills and contrasts it with early Christian communal ideals.
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Sydney
Remmark
Boman
Harber
Trieaia
Lschea
Europe
Christinon
Jesus
Dafraud
Round the Wellington District Echoes of Town and Farewell
The town narrates a curious incident with a wandering incubator and lambs delaying a wagon at the railway gates. The tennis club gears up for a tournament this Saturday, while school exchanges link Mix Crick of Finger Post and Mise Broome of Geurig. Mr. Reynolds plans to move to Bathurst, leaving a void in local business and town life. his daughter Mary will be mourned for her cheerful, guiding presence.
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Bell
Mixa Crick
Finger Post
Mise Broome
Geurig
Mim Broome
Finger Peat
Wearls
Cornwell
Tita
W. Reynolt
Ceurie
Bathurst
Gouria
Geurie
Busimeen
Georie
Shopy, & Bank
Reynold
Bathurat
Bill Reynolds
Mary Reynolds
Maryvale
Bosinena
Volline
Palduekt
Peassek
Geurie Carnival and football team selections noted
Geurie district announces a Tuesday carnival at Reynolds Hall at 10 40 am advertising. The Geurie second grade footballers defeat a Dubbo second grade side with selections by the Macquarie committee for Sydney matches. Metropolitan teams visiting include South Sydney and Redfern with squads named for Redfern and Bonth Buimey matches.
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Geurie
Reynolds’ Hall
Dubbo
Baturay
Macquarie Selection Committee
Dubba
Sydney
South Sydney
Redfern
Arenaun
Ashworth
Payne
Dowd
Leahy
Hives
Ginqui
Forvania
Wilkins
Jurvia
Button
Hennessey
Eves
Bonth Buimey
Stoolay
Mumford
Patten
Lovett
Hill
Hellerhalf
Hearing
Brown
T. Dowd
Ryan
Bourke
Noonan
Montague
Blooning
Vuntrill
Emergencies
Lytons
O'Neill
O'Brien
Bv le
Diowsons
Whisky
Gours
Hell
Genris
Freesing Works
London
Rachel
Tate
Annual meeting of Stanr Bowkett Building Society held
The No 3 Stanr Bowkett Building Society in Wellington held its annual meeting on Monday with O L Cook as chairman. Directors reported total income of £4032 10s 7d, subscription income £727 4s 6d, redemptions £1209 2s 6d, premiums £245 4s. Sixteen shares were appropriated and redeemed, leaving 114 shares held by 287 holders. The year ended with a profit of £81 4d. Auditors A J McLaod and J Callins elected. thirteen candidates nominated for directors with twelve elected. A special general meeting followed to discuss reopening the share list to permit limited rejoiners.
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Wellington
A. M. Jones
A. J. McLaod
J. Callins
i—Mensra
L. Cook
M .Bembrick
Ir. J. Breeze
E. J Barnes
A. KR. Coupland
J. Preston
Hembrick
Rombrieh Amid
Nevers
Marks
Preston
B. J. Barnes
Business Nine
Bembrick
Cook
Lord
Bantbrick
Meeting Ends After Brief Hanri Loss Mention
Hanri was lost with only the mover and mee onder voting for it. This was all the business, and the meeting terminated.
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Hanri
Meeonder
Rail route debate at Glenroy meeting for Dubbo line
A Monday night meeting at Glenroy hosted by Mr. Wise gathered delegates from Walmer Yeoval Eulandors and Wellington to back a Molong to Dubbo railway. J W G Taylor outlined a favored route via Cumcock Yaoval Broky Camp Auntop and Gilgal to Maryvale, while Mr Payne argued for a Maryvale Gulgong Port Stephens cross country line. The vote upheld Taylor’s plan with broad support as speakers praised the discussion and urged rail development.
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Mr. Wise
Glenroy
Malong
Dubbo
Walmer
Yeoval
Eulandors
Wellington
Mr. W. Payne
Menare
J. W. G. Taylor
Goonos
Clayton
Raed-lands
Brummell
Buntop
W. J. O'Brien
Suntop
A. L' Don
Gilgal
H 'L. Lane
Little River
T Porton
Ponto
Laverick
Btrahorn
Hulaudool
Mr. Taylor
Orange
Jurjoe
Molong
Cumcock
Yaoval
Broky Camp
Auntop
Gil Gal
Mer Don's
Taylor
Gibson
Snl
Messrs.layton
Thon
Strahorn
Btephenson
Adam Murray
L Lane
Thomas Brummell
Marvynie
Gulgong
Maryvale
Port Stephens
Brummel
Ieg
Jowt
W E Payne
Perton
Taylor Fya
Payne
Mr. Payne
Pasr
Wr. Payne
Mr. Laverick
Mr Laverick
Foley
Motong
T. Brummell
J. Stishorn
Bulsndool
Cumnock
Yeovul
Smoky
Ferguson and Bons Melbourne Area Plant Catalog Request
We are now taking orders for fruit trees grape vines roses shrubs and other plants from Ferguson and Bons Hurstville Australia Catalogues available on application for the well known navesties of Ferguson and Bons.
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Ferguson & Bons
Hurstville
Meeting at Suntop Hails Best Buntop Session
About 70 people attended the gathering at Camp Suntop across by Gil Gal novar Mr Don s and thence on 40 Debbo. The meeting was praised for its hospitality with Mr Olly Wise providing his fine house and ample seating, earning high commendation for kindness and generosity.
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Suntop
Gil Gal Novar
Don's
Buntop
Olly Wise
Wise
Agricultural Bureau Meeting At Pontobraoth Discusses Wheat Culture
The Agricultural Bureau of Pontobraoth met on June 9 at W B Dangl es residence with President J Jackson presiding. Mr W R Birks gave a detailed wheat culture lecture, lantern views shown, and a vote of thanks awarded. Plans include visits by sheep and wool expert Mr Matthews on August 11 and a lecture and demonstration August 12 at H L Lane’s wool shed. A Farm Journal letter proposes publishing member work, sketches, and monthly notes to broaden agricultural exchange and promote the Girls Agricultural Clubs Association. Bray’s overcoats ad appears at end.
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Prom
The
Agricultural Bureau
Pontobraoth
Wee
W. BH. Dangles
Realdenes
J. Jackson
W. BR. Birks
Farméra Flocka
H. L. Lane
Bureau
the Farm Journal
Farm Journal
Boys Agricultural Clubs Awoedation
New South Wales
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Shoemaker's
Apostles
Gowrie
Tselves
Ted. Payne
Yas
Bay
Stanr-Bowkett Building Society
W. G. Reinhard & Co
IDOAL
Dara We
Bray
Wea
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