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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
4
The report covers a public meeting on petitioned delegation and local district issues. It notes building plans, diet or district conditions, a fox drive event, a dead farmer, and a cast list for a film at Arcadia with notable actors.
Armidale letters to the editor discuss Hillgrove Public School charges against beachmaster Mr. Gurdon. Residents and teachers debate loyalties, with a meeting of the Armidale Teachers’ Association addressing statements and defense of Mr. Gordon’s integrity amid disloyalty concerns.
A variety of local items fill the page including Ald J. E. Person’s absence from the Miconnipit meeting due to indisposition, obituaries and funerals for prominent residents, and announcements of upcoming visits by dignitaries. The Armidale Municipal Council receives word of a gubernatorial visit on September 14 with a reception planned, while community figures in Tweed Heads and Sydney are noted for past travel and engagements. The district mourns the death of Doewnard, a respected figure from a long-established family, with his passing and surviving relatives listed, and a private hospital stay noted for the North and North-Western District Hnerngy Association’s handicapper Martha Wick.
The death of J C Martin at 58 occurred Monday morning in the old mining town. A long time Mower and alderman, he played a prominent civic role, led Odd Fellows duties as D G M for the Tamworth District, and represented the district at conferences. A Methodist from the cemetery, he left a wife, daughters, and three sons William, Giorence Albert, and Jack, plus Mrs. C Parkiss and Miss Mary. One son fell in the war. Friends recall his fortitude and kindness. The funeral was at the Methodist Cemetery with services by W W Cheetham and committal by Morgen Shenae and G Booth.
The death of Mrs Margaret Fitzgerald widow of the late T H Fitzgerald occurred at her Harner Street residence after years of limited mobility. She was about She aged granddaughter of early Irish settlers educated in Atetrolia. Survived by sons Messrs George Edward Gerald and daughters Nelligen Balmain and Grace Geraldine Margaret. The funeral at 2 pm this Wednesday.
A public plea urges Armidale residents to recognize a severe water shortage. The letter describes dwindling reservoir levels, failed catchment plans, and calls for a permanent Serpentine scheme to secure a reliable water supply, urging aldermen to act and residents to rally for solutions.
The secretary outlined protest handling over referees and committee roles with Guyra and Linfield Cup ties discussed. Reports from Norris Snell Conningham were received as officials reviewed match records, school reports, and cash fund balances while awaiting firm fixture details and nominations for the Cashman Cup.
A fragmented listing shows South teams and players such as Boler, Forrester, Roach, Hamilton, Fassel, Dargaestich and Fuchs. It references a Saturday game with forwards and veterans listed, plus ground and 3 to 5 PM times, along with several named attendees and sponsors.
A local meeting discussed water supply issues and the cost of upgrading systems. Residents debated maintenance plans and potential rate increases, with officials defending the project and outlining long term benefits.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd report limited wool and skin offerings at Homebush sale on Friday with prices for merino lambs and ewes rising and falling. overall stock declined as trade for 8d to 6d fall in average prices. The report notes pall of demand for various classes and quotes June 5 as the date of the market tally.
A fragmented Victorian era notice outlines a composite ministry reshuffle with tentative panels and opposition reactions. Key figures and factions are named, signaling shifting alliances and parliamentary tension during the reform period.
Armidale Golf Club defeated Glen Inorg to win the Biawand Cup in a standout display. Notable performances by key players boosted their early lead as the match progressed, signaling strong form for upcoming fixtures.
The Armidale Rifle Club announces Moyda shoot handicaps for Saturday with list of shooters including Ren Smith, O Connor, Freeman, J Lewis, Veale, Poulton, Cavanagh, Wy Gray, Wencowe, Finlayon, Easter, Glass, Wright, Veale, Elliott, Feffrays, Hawke, Hillard, Bigg, Reynolds, Milner, Rize, Milne, Roach, Gallagher, Wrangie and Knudson among others. The entry roster shows numerous participants and varying handicaps in preparation for the event.
The 33rd Battalion Rifle Club finished second in the Bullecourt Cup amid a field of forty competitors. Individuals named include TL Lewis Jotnewik Re Brhinutier and Sergeant Hooch, with the squad praised for perseverance despite three stoppages. The event featured the Territorial forces under the divisional command and commentary from Gen Behamid Vtetebthial.
A brief note outlines the Bureau of Science and Industry seeking funds for research. It mentions planning by Byduer and Tu Tie, and emphasizes collaboration with Schone and Invivetey to advance work on chemical or material topics.
The document discusses Melolirenn Toeedig and other figures amid claims of defending an arrangement. It notes displeasure with decisions and calls for alternative proposals if the public finds the current leadership unsatisfactory. Clear names and places remain legible in the damaged text.
The fragmentary text reports turmoil around a composite ministry, mentioning Be Feleray and errata. It hints at a secultin’s remenlan and treasuries facing bandits, with unclear dates and several garbled names.
The Armidale High School old students plan a dawn gathering in the Town Hall on Monday. The program includes a feature of the function with schedules. The function is backed by an orchestra providing music for the event.
A fragmented report outlines opposition to federal taxation plans discussed by local leaders in Melbourne. The piece hints at party meetings and possible outcomes affecting residents who might be taxed or affected by policy shifts.
The readable text shows a fragmentary note about someone in Sydney comparing life in America and Australia, mentioning Sydney and a person named Teonday J.C. Malr and Mbeltourne, with ambiguous figures and statements about higher living in America.
Fragmentary report shows Mr Gregory addressing a Sydney gathering with unclear notes. The text mentions a party and organization, but specifics on purpose or outcome are unreadable.
A large blaze damaged an oil storage facility at Inveroureit, consuming about 20 000 cases of oil. Fire crews battled the inferno as the plant sustained heavy damage and authorities investigate the cause.
A stock broker named Mevesble faced fraud allegations at Central Court today. The court heard he offered investor services and allegedly misled a client about shares and returns. Bail was set at 4000.
fragments describe charges and expulsions related to a ballot box scandal. several individuals faced summons and the court weighed evidence while authorities pursued findings. the account notes moral questions and the authorities delaying or withholding some testimonies.
Fragmented report notes Crown withdrawal and government officials involvement in a peace process during a strike. Central figures referenced include a secretary, a minister, and several named local officials as talks paused and a withdrawal occurred. The text is obscured by erasure and unclear context.
A train incident near Macdonaldtown leaves an unidentified man dead as authorities investigate the strange scene. Witnesses describe a chaotic moment at the Up rate site with scattered debris and emergency responders on the tracks.
In London at Cambridge, South Africa bowled out for 120 as England fielded under overcast conditions. Cambridge team efforts showed early momentum but could not chase the target, ending with a narrow score and a tense finish.
A speedster was killed in a Brooklands incident described as a fatality. The crash involved a racing vehicle and the driver, reportedly male, is confirmed dead. Police and emergency services attended, with investigations ongoing into the cause of the crash.
A fragmented report details a London railway strike disrupting underground services and urging workers to rally for retirement benefits. It notes government actions and mentions figures and places with unclear names, reflecting a chaotic scene of labor unrest and public impact.
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