Straggling Notes on Wellington Politics and Public Works
Fragmented observations critique Wellington electorate 1900 in eastern division, condemning public buildings poor, roads inadequate, and political neglect. Mentions Madgecites, Pobbo verdicts, and calls for equal justice, with digressions on suffrage and Parliament. References Simon Pure and a Sydney gambling notice exposure.
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Lim
Catamittas
Wellington
Haynes
Richards
Mulwarree Tommy and the Taralga Aboriginal Lore
A brief note from Mr Chae to the Goulburn Evening Post discusses Taralga Aboriginal lore surrounding Mulwarree Tommy, an early figure tied to the Cookbundoon and Stockyard Creek battles. The letter recalls tribes such as the Carraburgle and Lachlan, mentions graves and places like Landsdowne Beidys and Yarragumry, and notes colonial records and memorials preserved in Landstown Ridge. The writer aims to reestablish memory of a fading folk and its connections to early Australian frontier history.
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Chae. M’alister
Goulburn
Evening Post
Post
Taralga
Tollon
Mulwarreee Tommy
Ediot
Cookmsi
Teralga
Tommy
Blackfellow
Mulwarree
Cookbuodoon
Mulwerree
Tarlo
Stockyard Creek
Rhyapos Zoo
Darkies
Mulwarres
Kuegolgong
Carraburgain
Wanda
Homebush Fat Stock Sales Report and Market Roundup
The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co reports fat stock sales at Homebush with about 20,000 head yarded on Monday, prime merino wethers to 15s 9d and other classes quoted firm. Prices improved with strong demand. store cattle and fat cattle yardings noted, and quotations listed for bulls, cows, and sheep across quality ranges.
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Homebush
Maryvall
J. Niven
Tadeo
Rome
Counsell Bros
Gondurnun
New Zeland Loan and Mercantile Agency Co
Wilou
London
Pame Marine Ewes
Thornday
Vane
Orange
Covreux, Hantox, & Co
Bevo
Butlh
Merino Wothera
Leeps & Co
Medina
Wellington
Berlin
Most Ancient Gold Seekers in Early Mining Center
A mining site near Red Seg and Nil, probably worked around 2,500 n.c., discovered by O. J. Alford. Remains include irregular stone piles forming enclosures for up to 1,000 men, with outer walls. Vestiges show circular quartz mills and elliptical rubbing stones used to grind rock, followed by washing to extract gold.
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O. J. Alford
Banquet Honors Hon Edmund Barton in Sydney
A Sydney Town Hall banquet honored Hon Edmund Barton as he prepared to travel to England to represent Federated Australia at the coronation. Guests included Sir John Purrest Sir Philip Pysh Mr John Sex State Premier and many ministers and dignitaries. Barton spoke of unity between states and federation praising federal legislation while stressing adherence to the constitution.
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Edmond Barton
England
Federated Australia
Wre
Sydney Town Hall
John Purrest
Philip Pysh
John Sex
Nevem
Messrs. Wise
Waddell
Kidd
Bennett
PB. Sutter
Austin Chapman
George Dibba
Pita
Besley Hou
Dela Mongher
de. Doyle
Liamere
Shere
Phillip Fyeh
Australia
John Lee
New South Wales
Bhat
Barlow
Reid
Barton
B. R. Wise
America
George Dibbs
Bngland
Mr. Barton
Mr. Reid
Sydney
Colleagu
Gorge Dbbs
Soas
Sir George
John Parrest
Pagt Gud
Commonwealth
Federation
Burton
Notable honor to him and Australia’s future
The speaker praised a historic honour and the bond between Britain and Australia, touched on the war and troop dispatch, and urged Australia toward a noble destiny as a potential independent nation. Mr. Monéhér proposed "the arms of the empire" as the closing note, with Mr. Barton, the chairman, bringing the proceedings to a close.
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Australia
Monehér
T Empire
Barton
Water Team Keeps 1600 Gallons Daily Under Drought
A rugged day aboard a transport team works six miles to a trough to fetch water for 2000 sheep. Horses pull a heavy wagon while buckets, slipshod with the livery, swing and splash as workers hoist four gallon buckets into the tank. The crew labors from dawn to dinner, pumping sixteen hundred gallons daily in hard drought conditions, keeping the flock alive despite the heat, dust, and strain.
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South Africa
Lachlander
Inconsistent Handicaps Sparkle at Wellington Show Trots
Critics condemn the handicapper for wrong marks in Opening Trots as horses like Vive Guineas The Chief and Globe Jor face questionable placements. The Chief walked over in a final, sparking calls for penalties, stricter rules, and stewards to prevent repeats at Dubbo.
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Thing
Vive Guineas
Bathurst
Orange Show
Mark
Ranji
Record
Globa
Huon Jun
Korea
Wellington
Dubbo
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Lave
Simon Pure
Simon
Corwin
Ouecbunun
Maoriland
Twa
Foo
Lord Hopetoun
Gunnor
Theo
W Heide
Colling
Melbourne
Big Lottore
Praigsworthy
Tata
Mulwarree Tommy
Wellington Times
Advanen
Alice
Orexin Hanpicay
Pateh Stopwatch
Rania ‘ Sre
Tuan
Singus
Carnia
Elsie Olinda
Huapue Sce
Glenoro Vis Sy Busbio
Amaroo
Tow Prat Paroo Rugosa
Puteh
Hroaweraur Haxsse
Warwick Oli
Greenwell
Hon
Edmund, Barton
G. E. Wise & Co., Ltd
L. Malou
L. Malouf
Stimon’s
Manchester House
Lee Street
Times
E. Simon
Lee-street