Wellington maintenance case ends with £1 10s weekly order
At Wellington Police Court Martha Ashworth sued her husband John Ashworth for leaving her without support. The bench ordered £1 10s weekly maintenance starting next Monday and £1 7s costs or seven days imprisonment. The husband failed to appear and claims of illness were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welling
R. Read
Martha Ashworth
John Adeworth Ashworth
Kelly Appes
Hammond
Kelly
Defendant
Maughan-street
Mr. Kelly
Mr. Read
Sydney Market Report on Land and Wool Prices
Winchcombe Carson and Co report week ending 5 September. Sheep skins firm with high local export demand. full wools 54d to 7d per lb, medium 43d to ð, pelts 24d to 34d, lambs 4d to 6d. Rabbit skins show a 3d to 1d decline last week, still seller favored. Hides: buyers' market, prime heavies firm. butchers’ heavies 44d to 54d per lb, stout to 9d, medium 4d to 5d, light 4d to 4d per lb.
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Winchcombe, Carson and Co
London
Bathurst Meat Supply Sparks Health Concerns
Bathurst Hospital Committee hears alarming claims by Mr. R. G. Edgell about slaughterhouse sanitation. He cites putrid filth in Vale Creek and contaminated water feeding Bathurst, urges immediate abattoir replacement and creek cleansing, noting little action by committees and possible further formal review.
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Bathurst Hospital
Bathurst
R. G. Edgell
Abercrombie
Vale Creek
Macquarie River
Mao—isiver
Cnmuitites
Are Agricultural Shows a Necessity for Breeding Progress
A historic defense of agricultural shows arguing they drive stock improvement through comparison and standardization. It notes that even in hard times shows kept high entries and quality, underpinning breeders’ reputations, while suggesting improvements in management and the balance between large educational shows and local events. It contrasts show and sales, stressing the educational value and the need to preserve show institutions as a welfare for breeders and the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brothera Colling
Overtaxed System a Man Finds Relief from Tonic Claim
Michael Somers of 47 Camden Street Newtown describes a terrifying sequence of fainting spells nervous collapse and heart concerns during a period of overwork. He credits Clements Tonic with restoring health after hospital treatment and multiple ineffective medicines, a recovery his wife and son affirm as gospel truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Somers
Camden Street
Newtown
Brisbane
Mr. Somers
Lana
Clements
Clements Tonic
Michael Somers Declares Read Testament Aid
Michael Somers of Morden Street New Town NSW declares he has correctly read a prepared document stating it is a true and faithful record of his thoughts and fears. He asserts permission to guide the statement is voluntary and free of consideration under the provisions of the Oeths Ack 1DUU.
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Michael Somers
Morden Street
New Town
New South Wales
Uenuinon
H. Fletcher, JR
Stuart WH
Stuart TO
Priesince
Ty. Martin & Co
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