1894 Dubbo Liberal & Macquarie Advocate 21 July 2/2: The prisoners’ outside ‘cobbers’ then tied the tobacco to the lines, which were hauled in.at cobber, n.2
1896 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 17 June 3/3: When a local ‘skit’ appears, / And flattens someone fair, / The public, in its wisdom, blames / That beastly pair.at skit, n.1
1896 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 17 June 3/3: When a resident ‘got slops,’ / The ‘Trinity’ he’d blame.at get slops (v.) under slop, n.1
1896 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 17 June 3/3: But terror wasn’t half so bad, / When ‘whacked’ amongst the three.at whack, v.2
1901 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 2 Jan. 2/7: These rascals (among whom are a notorious ‘bludger’ and a 15th rate pug [...]) nightly waylay men whom they judge to be possessed of a few pounds.at bludger, n.
1904 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 30 Jan. 3/4: The ‘casual buster’ [...] is a clumsy bungler, and the odds are that he will be caught.at buster, n.1
1904 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 30 Jan. 3/4: There are two distinct types of burglar. One is the skilled and practised ‘cracksman’ or ‘screwsman’.at screwsman (n.) under screw, n.1
1904 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 30 Jan. 3/4: Our burglar [...] uses his ‘twirls’ or skeleton keys.at twirl, n.
1910 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 2 Nov. 3/1: Mr. Bullock has some bonster bronzewing turkeys.at bonster, adj.
1912 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 11 24 May 2/4: First it threat[e]ned, then it blew, which filled our hearts with pain, / There only came a Bogan shower with thirteen drops of rain.at Bogan shower, n.
1914 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 4 Dec. 6/3: The trio toed the mark in the hall of justice, the former finding it necessary to plank up five quidlets.at plank down (v.) under plank, v.
1914 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 4 Dec. 6/3: The trio toed the mark in the hall of justice, the former finding it necessary to plank up five quidlets.at quidlet, n.
1914 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 4 Dec. 6/3: The inciter also had to spark up a couple of quid.at spark up, v.
1915 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 15 June 3/3: ‘The only alternative,’ says Mr Blacket, ‘will be underground mutton [...] and many who have despised bunny as food will be compelled to take to it.at underground mutton, n.
1918 letter 7 July from France in Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 1 Oct. 2/7: We are getting a rough trot — all stoush.at trot, n.2
1919 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 6 May 4/4: Like most Chinese converts he was probably [...] a ‘rice Christian,’ i.eatere. one who gets converted for what he can secure in the way of rice and other comforts.at rice Christian (n.) under rice, n.
1931 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 25 June 4/1: Like Barney’s Bull. W. P. Pettiford notified that his bicycle required new tyres and tubes, also a new rear wheel sprocket.at like barney’s bull under barney’s bull, n.
1933 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 4 May 1/6: [headline] On The Drift / Uncle Sam in Queer Street.at on the drift under drift, v.1
1947 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 22 Aug. 1/2: Persons engaged in selling petrol from bowsers were entitled only to a weekly wage of £3.at bowser, n.3
1948 Dubbo Liberal (NSW) 6 Mar. 1/1: If the present brew is equal in its strength to past experiments, it can well adopt as a slogan — ‘a one-pot screamer’.at two-pot screamer (n.) under screamer, n.