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*vcrea3jaeartiU 3MCoeU.oine. ROYAL HOTEL Notice. Awarded First Prliea at j%, Narandera, Wagga, ftV JunaeSrwrw»,'lB9!^ Jf WHITTOH, 1 S T PERSON fonna trMpsaslng in the Tarrabee Park BTJILDHRS OB1 R. B. &LTY, Proprietor. A. paddocks, disturbing JrS^S' & eheepand damaging fences in pursuit oi to to Distret Resf Jno.Y.Ward game, will, after this be and A. bsg» intimate date, prosecuted Carriages Buggies f SSVjt Publis that without to RB., dents and the TraTalling ACCOUNT &JTT, respect persons. OP BVBRT DESCRIPTION. ANGUS ROBERTSON, .f ^^ Jr ^^ he has taken the above Hotel, and, having ean Tambee had a lengthened business experienee. Park, May », 1B92. r Auditor, Arbitrator, Valuator, W^ HT H tbs vary t«Bt aoceounoda* JKhh ^L^rf Ihmsw promija pavrons InsoranoB Notice. Pain In »* (ion. Ho«M, Land, Estate, For Bfflons and Nsrwus DJsorfers, such as Wind and fteStanidw Extensive have beea made and CoU Improvements AWD -k-d Giddiness Fulness and Svrclling after mealSi Dimness Drowsinejsy 4 Carts, and Farm Headache to- the House. MY persons found trespassing in the Spring Tip Drays, Short,** or Breath, CorivenesaJBtotcl^ f\ f-!§$J/ ChU^u.h^Toni'.U^ of Appetite! Fimt-clas» Heals are well served. Commission Barellan paddooks, disturbing cheep Dreams, and all Nervous and '«r General Agent, on ths SkiaTDlsturbed Sleep. Rightful Trembltoj An Attentive and Experienced QttoAH and fences in at XN^rwinrnr ™» damaging game, Senutlons, &c TaK tolst1)osb will give HUB on Written pursuit Waggons, etc., wj'jy™': alwavs hand. Examined. Bodies will, after this be without is of these Ms. ar AeoomnU up date, proieouted Is no 6ctioi. sufferer earnestly invited to try one Box ^snd they of wcAx-m to oBUBiit. /WA^T*rainteo Every Only the Ohoioeit Brands Llqvots reaped to f and to » WORTH A GUINEA A^i' MdK.pfc persens. will be be in Btock. acknowledged restore female* to MggMiftv*. T.Z. CLASTON, /ft^ as directed, *nH compiew EEECHAM'S PILLS, taken quickly Trial is all that is asked tor, or A First Barellan. If .miMO remore of the For a Mechanics fceSaf '^/promptly any obstruction irregularity system. bbhalt or Dinoai kadi Only tompettnt / ABBAmntEnTB m January 18, 1M1. ft, „n Uver AooopunPBJtrAMD. Stomach Impaiwl Dlgfestioa : Disordered ; wxtbGudihbs. Employed. -^^^^. Weak ; (IN BANKRUPTCY) Notice. j/^^X TMBIIX MAKAOMD JOHNSON, B*C*,TM »M- ill HATTEBS SWEN are m- TEUBTBBasiPS AoomiD, publte cautioned Hunt Implements FldldtaicUoM iiKli tKhboi. fpHI against T^ABAOTEB^^^^ilgricultupal SOU gtdieint n tto Wrii. Practical Tailor. or SSZ 2, S ctany Point JL ing, Shooting, and Fishing en, given with EPAI ED. AKO or JOf every description &QVSW AW- LaKD LSI ASP BOUOHt removing Stoek timber from the Nerth BVEBlV^Os- and ef ? -, bast Patterns OjisllH- BTEW ? ~s~ ? —i rpHErery Bold on ComaMloK. Yanco Estate without permiasion. We VEHIOLB/CXk/ pretext whaterer will he taken far btlng ea THAT LEAVES f *.vd M«AOBinBre oi Fbomht he property, and persona without HORSES SHOD X Tweeds; , a«nttvvtoa excep f IVOOIiFKESSZIS I tJaOKBTAKBM. tion will b» pioseouted. —THE— OST APPROVED I ^/^^i» Jos THB PRINCIPLES. At leas than Manufacturer's Prices. CoatltiKH, i FA0TOBX or InsHtu _ri|||a ban* In Mining, Bank, other ^-J^^ Tronserlfan,^ er and eEBO Bftvard. & co. tlons Investments Bought winchcombeTcarson SenpBsV Bold on Commission. Cironlat fTlHB abore Reward will be paid te any Satisfaction -5uarantcc&. Quay, Sydney, to WOOLPRE8SE8 ALWAYS ON HAND FROM WHICH one information that will lead to made special arrangements with regard the of and Ma JL giving f^&'f supply Companies Promoted, Legal to that the use of a Press is essential to the TO BELKOT. the conviction of the person or persons who HAVEgrowers, believing good proper the can Uken. are Bales in Babbit Proof preparation of wool for market. of following Presses be supplied— agsment Cutting the ? Any E- M4''8'- — Wl WILSOir' tree on board rail or steamer at less than Manufacturer's Prices, viz. :— Netting on the Boundary Fenoe between **trjr-$o$'^ PIT atTARANTEED. on Houses, Fuml Goree run with turn-orer box _4SS 0 0 I The 'Koentt,'popill-rbn]i«'a press 4M 10 0 iMunuica Effected and Mr Chant's seleotion, known ADDRESS— Ferrier't, top 84 10 0 I IS 0 Station and Farm Property. M The'Fromler'Prwi,Binip[e»D-fqaIcfc Nicbol«on't.»itelbonnitpra!8,«wliiglop2i Street, turo, Prickly Banfr*. f^Sf^ 01 i, Heit Larmer The'CulWe,'rlainf arturnom top XS 0 Eltchlc'eNo. handy ftnoer'ipreet.. at ? 0 Darai'g, and Wool. D. O tuin-orer BOBBBXSOK, 'PateDt,' compact and durmblt 16 0 I Bttchie's box .. t- 0 0 NARANDERA. Lough1* IXIi, top STREET, .. Goree. /EAST The'I«n4lor,'«wlimopbor S9 10 0| COLLECTED. / 1 as to terms of as AMD DEBTS EBNT8 Fuller particulars payment, also to the characteristic*, GEATBTUL— COMFOETUTOi And Branch at and of the various Presses on Untted 're Babbit Proof Fencing. Grong Grong, weights, capacity application. Agent fbr thePai^Tand CHAS. WIMCSCOMBB. 0ABSOS * CO., Circular Quay. Sydney. a* OLARK, Manager. ? Insurance Cos., Md. (Capital ia The Act rtstes that otll. £680,000 ; Funds hud, anyone damaging such is liable to a «f £60, or S6OO.OO0.) fencing penalty fix month* imprisonment, or both. Any EPPS'SrCOCOA. person or persons so offending on the Herth rSBBIHAHB BUYAL ~Ft p TH A K 'H' A BT CORNS AND WARTS „ REMOVE A. T. CAUTION. j contribute lialf. tbe cost of a A'd. HENDERSON, bridge Lcthbrldgc said tine, csjieclally I)y lue exjiresBions ? 2 which Accountant and Auditor. estimated to cost about £1,200. He fish tins, wer» a great attraction to had&''e fallen from the or j aldermen there person persona tousd FISHING, did not think the Commission wouH flies. Such refuse as cou'.fl. was no EAST bones, &c, rooBon why should losi STREET. SHOOTING, or otherwine TEES. to not they NARANDERA, ANY I offer find £000 towards the of be ted to fowls. tate G0L0SBR9UGH cost to proceed wilh the Tlie. on MOBT & CO. LTD. proposal PASSING YAREABEE WILL BE if it did not from a bridge recognise its re The said that suitable oil first steji necessary would obtainable lor 1/6 'Phone 30. Private Mayor 1«- 'to ivfc.' TV»»-'te residence 155. PROSECUTED tu ? without;™!^ iwkod. sponsibility. drums he used as tins, it to the might garbage Finance Coimuitlee- aud ;i S. & J. JIcCAUGHET. The said that he had hoard provided were was INCOME TAX WOOL SYDNEY Mayor they covered. a question that would ii'tiiniiielv RETURNS PREPARED BROKERS, to that none of tin bridges were b' The Mayor said the -Health Com be decided by the theni interefcred but even ralepayers Are to make wilh, if the cansl mittee also recommended that the ficlves. There CAUTION. prepared was never a town LIBERAL. ADVANCES widened the was not at bridges, thn garbage depot be cleaned up. which ofl'crcd a lietter oppoKunilv HOUSE the fur VOUR against growing Woo! Commission would send a very lit-.ny The report was a ball D0 HOT PAINT Clip. adopted. building Ulan Nnraudera did ai ALL of water down tbecsmal which IT with H. G. PODMORE persons found stream the present time. re PKESERVB & GO Hunting, for FINANCIAL Town Clerk's Report. They know Dial AND or otherwise trespass Applications for would shorten the life of the Larmer the Public Hall wenl STAIN Sloolmg, ASSISTANCE The Town Clerk (Mr. cently Company Street bridge and make it dangeiJUK 11. 13. Bell) into AUCTIONEERS. NARANDERA. ing- on Tubbo Station without per the liquidation and Its hall purpese of STOCKING UP will be considered as follows: ouo lo traffic. He hoped the Council woulvi reported 'Only would mission will be prosecuted. man at probably bo used for let the matter is present on the maintenance LIGN.UMVITOL MANAGER. KINDLY SUPPLY FULL DETAILS~WHENAPPLYING. not drop. another purpose. He. had been On the staff and the past fortnight he for Wood) motion of Aid. MiTi'ersmi during assured one of (Life has been Hast Street for by the liquidat Stock Station & was ileeldnd all General Com and Hemiessy, it that repairing ors that if the Council made most of the The up its in connection with period. stormwater mind build . mission correspondence lo a town anil a Wonderful Agents. CAUTION. channel nnd lias been hall, the tlie bt tabled at the uexi nicel bridge decking Public Hall was A Beautiful Stata^ subject disposed of. it would ACtENTS FOR ATLAS ASSURANCE of .1.- Council. repaired and causeways scoured by Ants :;:jj be a condition that il v.ou'd be White ANY person or found recent rain havo been attended kept against persons From the Wardens Ole'.i;. heavy Preservative CO. paling open as a hall until the Council erect Ashing, Shooting, or otherwise Dixon had 10 lo. There is now no matorjal avail that Mr. G. H applied ed its ball. He read the ];i\v govern CLEARING Trespassing on Berrembed will able for to or SALES CONDUCTED IN the Warden at Wagga for an author repairs bridge decking the be ing floating of a loan for the pur prosecuted without respect .to Next 1 sec stormwater channel. The work of PART THE Season's allotments to 10, even ANY OF Wool to enter and Raid that if ii cost DISTRICT persons. ity pose, from All previous permis under the on constructing enclosures and seats in and obtain Booklet tion 10, mining private £8000 or £9000 it would be a sound sions cancelled. THE Ihe has been as well mepcctBampU. AUSTRALIAN WOOL CLIP is tbe foremost oC the Pastoral lands provisions of the Mining Act, park completed, business When the as the renewal of tlie.
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    ELECTORATE NAME of MP ELECTORATE OFFICE ADDRESS EMAIL PHONE PARTY Albury Mr Justin Clancy 612 Dean St ALBURY 2640 [email protected] (02) 6021 3042 Liberal Auburn Ms Lynda Voltz 92 Parramatta Rd LIDCOMBE 2141 [email protected] (02) 9737 8822 Labor Ballina Ms Tamara Smith Shop 1, 7 Moon St BALLINA 2478 [email protected] (02) 6686 7522 The Greens Balmain Mr Jamie Parker 112A Glebe Point Rd GLEBE 2037 [email protected] (02) 9660 7586 The Greens Bankstown Ms Tania Mihailuk 9A Greenfield Pde BANKSTOWN 2200 [email protected] (02) 9708 3838 Labor Barwon Mr Roy Butler Suite 1, 60 Maitland St NARRABRI 2390 [email protected] (02) 6792 1422 Shooters Bathurst The Hon Paul Toole Suites 1 & 2, 229 Howick St BATHURST 2795 [email protected] (02) 6332 1300 Nationals Baulkham Hills The Hon David Elliott Suite 1, 25-33 Old Northern Rd BAULKHAM HILLS 2153 [email protected] (02) 9686 3110 Liberal Bega The Hon Andrew Constance 122 Carp St BEGA 2550 [email protected] (02) 6492 2056 Liberal Blacktown Mr Stephen Bali Shop 3063 Westpoint, Flushcombe Rd BLACKTOWN 2148 [email protected] (02) 9671 5222 Labor Blue Mountains Ms Trish Doyle 132 Macquarie Rd SPRINGWOOD 2777 [email protected] (02) 4751 3298 Labor Cabramatta Mr Nick Lalich Suite 10, 5 Arthur St CABRAMATTA 2166 [email protected] (02) 9724 3381 Labor Camden Mr Peter Sidgreaves 66 John St CAMDEN 2570 [email protected] (02) 4655 3333 Liberal
  • Release Date: 29 September 2020 TVNZ 1 and TVNZ 2 Schedules 27

    Release Date: 29 September 2020 TVNZ 1 and TVNZ 2 Schedules 27

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