Striking decline in full-blooded aborigines in New South Wales
The Aborigines Protection Board reports fewer than eleven hundred full-blooded aborigines remain in New South Wales, down from 1214 in April 1923. The piece argues for better living conditions, protection from harmful influences, and broader opportunities for aboriginal labor and social advancement, emphasizing potential national gains.
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Aborigines’ Protection Board
New South Wales
Australia
Blackfellow
Perhans
Australians
Asia
Africa
Commonwealth
Fair Rents Court at Wingham for stair rent assessment
Clarence William Fittock, a saw miller tenant of Mrs. M J Donaldson in Flett street Wingham, sought a fair rent. The applicant paid 10 per week for seven to eight months, with no repairs since occupancy. Land value about £80 and land 250, rates around £4 yearly. landlady proposed 15/6 weekly, tenant offered 6/ weekly. P M fixed rent at 16/ week for two months.
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Clarence William Fittock
Flett Street
Wingham
Martin
Flettstreet
M. J. Donaldson
The Miserly Boss and the Bushranger Morgan
An Australian station owner nicknamed Old Bobby refuses ration supplies to a dead wife and her children after a servant’s death. Bushranger Morgan confronts him, compels aid to the widow, but Bobby later cut off aid and was killed. Morgan’s threats and Bobby’s cruelty frame a fatal turn in the Riverina saga.
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Bobby R
Riverina
Dobby
Bobby
Morgan
Mores
Sonllesa Skunk
Piaces
Dentistry and local notices mix with curious district items
A blend of dental ads and local reports covers perfect artificial teeth and painless extractions by Eric G Walshe and W J Tong, a note on changing address in Wingham, trainee postal exam results led by Jack Windred, a Katoomba art union ad, a fossil calf discovery, and council borrowing plans for 1995 with a white way lighting scheme plus modest ad rates.
Stubborn Coughs Prompt Touts for Chamberlain Remedy
Stubborn coughs that resist ordinary treatment are urged to use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for speedy relief. The ad claims relief from dry coughing and throat irritation and mentions agents W Moxey of Wingham and J B Chapman of Wingham and Tinacre.
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Chamberlain
Chan
W. Moxey
Wingham
J. B, Chapman
Tincace
Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhea Remedy Ad
During summer months children are prone to bowel disorders and require care. If bowels are unsettled give Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhea Remedy. Teething children often have diarrhea and should receive the remedy at once. Sold by EB W Moxey and 3 E Chapman in Wingham and Tinonee.
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Chamberlain
Wingham Exchange Opens Year With New Goods and Prices
Wingham Exchange announces the new year with resolutions and new prices on a wide range of goods including crockery enamel ware tinware tools harness furniture and boots. The firm proclaims quality and value with slogans about footwear and fair wear.
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Pfair
Gwan
Laing
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