Damidale council meets over unpaid works and street funding
Local council in Armidale discusses completion of works in Butler Street and West Ward. Debate centers on payments from the Water Supply Department, road repairs, and a proposed loan or settlement for 10 60 pounds. Aldermanic members push for a decisive stance and an updated plan as the council adjourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darmidale Sainipel
Ald
Sis
Wagan
Wi Baka
Wala
Lems
Wali
Crimianiovte
Wutlerstreet
Bydney
Torikersat
Hedlon
Armidale
Watoe
Eviegurald
Mujiatog
Huttersdaudinig
Earl Ecdealé
Shah
Kant
J. Mikiones
Jan Wothke
LD Monte
Salvation Army meeting elicits concerns over care of unfortunates
A damaged report describes Salvation Army activities at a meeting led by Mr Heerobnez, noting hopes to improve support for distressed people. Witnesses recall testimonies and criticisms of past services while pointing to inquiries about leaders and the use of funds in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja Heerobnez
Salvation Army
Tha Balvetton
Uaa
Wome
Lytvon
Miniatarog
Ganaal Heath
Discovery May Change Ore Mining in New Gola Field
Article discusses potential impacts of the New Gola Field discovery on mining, water use, and reclamation plans. It mentions future sanctions, infrastructure, and possible shifts in extraction, with references to Western Australian gold prospects and related legal considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siuth Australis
Toreana
Portoala
How it Feels to Die Coroner Case Refers to Self Destructive Thoughts
At Edgware Coroner's Court a note on a suicide by self harm is discussed. The document reveals inner turmoil and mentions a possible love affair, fear of publicity, and reluctance to involve others. The proceedings reflect a somber, reflective view on death and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Wanery
Edgware
Phanteau
Poe
Hare
Alain
Asisher
Crock
Hallway Smash Causes Passenger Injuries After Collision
In a Frantic hallway incident aboard a train or transit car, several passengers were thrown as cars halted abruptly. One passenger sustained severe injuries while others escaped with minor harm as authorities investigated the crash and noted damaged vehicles and disrupted travel.
Paper shortages and price impacts from wartime paper policy
Fragmented OCR reads discuss paper shortages during wartime, noting rising costs and barriers to newsprint, impacts on newspapers, and shifts in paper supply to support the war effort. Names and precise details are unclear due to garbled text, but the piece centers on war time paper policy and market effects.
Lords debate over Australian autonomy in imperial parliament
Fragmentary OCR records a House of Lords session discussing Australia and the Commonwealth Act. Mentions the Earl of Elslebury, the Earl of Hopetoun, and the Governor of Victoria. Indicates opposition to grant arrangements and debates in the Federal Parliament building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lords
House of Commons
Earl of Elslebury
Lord Chanopilor
Earl of
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Omocc
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Ain Ul
Aloido
Musouud Mfod
Daily Mail
Fea
Sumib
Tom
Avery
Satan
Hoyal
Take Webber
Vitadatlo
Bourke
William Stmaonds
Watrinsraid
Cauley Winnoea
Wooster
Joseph Hoprine
Longford
Tabmanta
Joseph Hopeiny
Ongford
Tenmazis
Pitts
OEY
Conregyondane
W. Wenien
Loreen Eeigen
Mallam & CO
Alleive Fletcher
Loveltio
Alleine
Fistoher, Armidale
Australie
Romgom Pianos
Beomgtein
Mignon
Bnrilliant Wilmier
Planos
Challen Pianos
Gramer Pianos
Chappell Planos
Airey
Pavetnoutr
Noweot Atweto Ag Nicholson & Go.'s
Sora TG
Msnawe
Armidale & District
Anthony Hordern
General Post Office
Anthony Hordern and Sons
Universal
Haymarket
Sydney
Wan
Quonon Sveeer, Syonny, A
W. Gelderd
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