[Editor: This untitled article, regarding the medicinal properties of gum from spotted gum trees, was published in The Courier (Brisbane, Qld.), 29 August 1862.] [An Australian in London at the present time] An Australian in London at the present time, whatever claim may … [Read more...] about [An Australian in London at the present time] [29 August 1862]
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Country post [attacks by Aborigines, Oatlands, 1 November 1828]
[Editor: These items, regarding Aborigines attacking settlers, are extracts from the “Country post” section published in The Hobart Town Courier (Hobart Town, Tas.), 1 November 1828.] Country post. Oatlands, 28th Oct. 1828. — A Coroner’s Inquest was held on the 24th … [Read more...] about Country post [attacks by Aborigines, Oatlands, 1 November 1828]
Country post [affray in a public house, 1 November 1828]
[Editor: These items, regarding a fight at a pub and the subsequent dismissal of two policemen, are extracts from the “Country post” section published in The Hobart Town Courier (Hobart Town, Tas.), 1 November 1828.] Country post. An affray has taken place in the public … [Read more...] about Country post [affray in a public house, 1 November 1828]
Country post [cucumbers, 1 November 1828]
[Editor: This article, being a report of some successful and unusual gardening results in Launceston (Tasmania), is an extract from the “Country post” section published in The Hobart Town Courier (Hobart Town, Tas.), 1 November 1828.] Country post. Launceston, October … [Read more...] about Country post [cucumbers, 1 November 1828]
Country post [attacks by Aborigines, Pittwater, 1 November 1828]
[Editor: This article, regarding some Aborigines attacking some settlers, is an extract from the “Country post” section published in The Hobart Town Courier (Hobart Town, Tas.), 1 November 1828.] Country post. Pittwater, Oct. 27. — On Saturday last Mr. Walpole, son-in-law … [Read more...] about Country post [attacks by Aborigines, Pittwater, 1 November 1828]
A Fable: The Pig and the Neck Yoke [poem, 6 July 1806]
[Editor: This poem was published in The Sydney Gazette, and New South Wales Advertiser (Sydney, NSW), 6 July 1806.] A Fable. The Pig and the Neck Yoke. A pig, condemn’d to wear an irksome yoke, Some short time since a Gard’ner thus bespoke: ‘Good morrow neighbour -- … [Read more...] about A Fable: The Pig and the Neck Yoke [poem, 6 July 1806]
Autumn — The Golden Age [poem by “Wayfarer”, 1 June 1935]
[Editor: This poem, by “Wayfarer”, regarding autumn and wattle trees, was published in The Sydney Morning Herald (Sydney, NSW), 1 June 1935.] Autumn — The Golden Age. Golden is the poplar, Golden is the plane, Cassias are bending ’Neath their golden mane. In the … [Read more...] about Autumn — The Golden Age [poem by “Wayfarer”, 1 June 1935]
Obituary: Mr. Ernest Adolf Gerloff [25 August 1931]
[Editor: This obituary was published in The Border Watch (Mount Gambier, SA), 25 August 1931.] Obituary. Mr. Ernest Adolf Gerloff. The death of Mr. E. A. Gerloff, which occurred early on Sunday morning, has removed a townsman of many years’ standing, and one who took a … [Read more...] about Obituary: Mr. Ernest Adolf Gerloff [25 August 1931]
“Where’s our scrip?” Gullible Australian investors [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This article, regarding Australian investors apparently swindled by some shady American businessmen (or con men), was included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] “Where’s our … [Read more...] about “Where’s our scrip?” Gullible Australian investors [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
The Bilby and the Bunny [poem by Tom Freeman, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This poem, by Tom Freeman, was published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] The Bilby and the Bunny. [For The Worker.] The Bilby came to the Wombat’s lodge While out on a jaunt one day. “Ho, Sloucher! How fares the world with you?” He hailed … [Read more...] about The Bilby and the Bunny [poem by Tom Freeman, 2 January 1908]
[Dr. D. F. MacGillicuddy] [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This untitled article was included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] [Dr. D. F. MacGillicuddy] Dr. D. F. MacGillicuddy, of Melbourne, in a lecture to a suburban branch of the Australian … [Read more...] about [Dr. D. F. MacGillicuddy] [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Union news] [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: These two untitled items, regarding the trade union movement, were included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] [Union news] The acting-secretary of the newly-formed Workers’ Association of … [Read more...] about [Union news] [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
Women and the drink question in Finland [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This article was included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] Women and the drink question in Finland. Finland is a country of which little is known outside of Europe. Now and again we … [Read more...] about Women and the drink question in Finland [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
Cheese dishes for people in a hurry [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This article was included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] Cheese dishes for people in a hurry. Scotch Rarebit. — Place some thin slices of cheese in a pan or plate where it will melt — … [Read more...] about Cheese dishes for people in a hurry [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
Household and coookery [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This article was included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] Household and coookery. Very often a sick or delicate child will refuse plain sago, maizena or gruel, when he will take them … [Read more...] about Household and coookery [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
General notice to readers [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This article was included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] General notice to readers It will be a great source of satisfaction to those conducting this department of The Worker if mothers … [Read more...] about General notice to readers [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
The origin of “knuckle under” [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This article was included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] The origin of “knuckle under.” The word “knuckle” anciently meant any point of the body, and was commonly applied to the knee. … [Read more...] about The origin of “knuckle under” [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
With needle and thread [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
[Editor: This article was included in “A Woman’s Column” (edited by Mary Gilmore), published in The Worker (Wagga Wagga, NSW), 2 January 1908.] With needle and thread. When a good linen tablecloth meets with an accident that leaves either an ugly stain or a hole, the … [Read more...] about With needle and thread [Mary Gilmore’s column, 2 January 1908]
Urged soldiers to rescue him [court report, 3 September 1940]
[Editor: This article, regarding the trial of a soldier arrested for being drunk in public, was published in the Goulburn Evening Post (Goulburn, NSW), 3 September 1940.] Urged soldiers to rescue him When he was fined 10/ or 24 hours’ for drunkenness, a 20-year-old … [Read more...] about Urged soldiers to rescue him [court report, 3 September 1940]
Three months’ for stealing [court report, 3 September 1940]
[Editor: This article, regarding the trial of a man arrested for stealing, was published in the Goulburn Evening Post (Goulburn, NSW), 3 September 1940.] Urged soldiers to rescue him Pleading guilty at the Goulburn Police Court yesterday to a charge of stealing hair-combs … [Read more...] about Three months’ for stealing [court report, 3 September 1940]
Charge against manager dismissed: Explosion at freezing works [court report, 11 February 1939]
[Editor: This article, regarding a court case, was published in The News (Adelaide, SA), 11 February 1939.] Charge against manager dismissed Explosion at freezing works Mount Gambier, Saturday. A charge against Ernest Victor Gerloff, factory manager, of having … [Read more...] about Charge against manager dismissed: Explosion at freezing works [court report, 11 February 1939]
Charge of explosion accessory [court report, 10 February 1939]
[Editor: This article, regarding a court case, was published in The Herald (Melbourne, Vic.), 10 February 1939.] Charge of explosion accessory Mount Gambier, Friday. Allegations that he was an accessory to explosions which destroyed Borthwick and Sons’ freezing works … [Read more...] about Charge of explosion accessory [court report, 10 February 1939]
Coolah girl’s lightning romance ends in storm of sorrow [court report, 8 May 1932]
[Editor: This article, regarding a case of bigamy, was published in Truth (Sydney, NSW), 8 May 1932.] Coolah girl’s lightning romance ends in storm of sorrow Had tuppence when he left me, she said Amazing story of hurried wedding sends man for trial Other ceremonies … [Read more...] about Coolah girl’s lightning romance ends in storm of sorrow [court report, 8 May 1932]
Tenterfield tragedy [crime report, 2 December 1926]
[Editor: This article, regarding a murder-suicide, was published in The Yass Courier and General Advertiser for the Southern District of New South Wales (Yass, NSW), 2 December 1926.] Tenterfield tragedy. At the inquest at Tenterfield regarding the deaths of Constable … [Read more...] about Tenterfield tragedy [crime report, 2 December 1926]
Marriage trap: Bride robbed and deserted [crime report, 12 December 1916]
[Editor: This article, regarding a case of fraud (involving marriage), was published in The Telegraph (Brisbane, Qld.), 12 December 1916.] The following appeared in our Second Edition yesterday. Marriage trap. Bride robbed and deserted. Melbourne, December 11. A … [Read more...] about Marriage trap: Bride robbed and deserted [crime report, 12 December 1916]