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Newspaper
Armidale Chronicle
Location
Armidale, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 04, 1901
Page
5
A deteriorated report outlines plans around the Millgrove area detailing property valuing, regulatory notices, and investor roles. It references The Baker's Creek Co and Millgrove Proprietary with mentions of local officials and community reactions.
Reported on Thursday morning, the race for Parliament tightens as candidate lines form. The field includes several named contenders and a notable old identity, with debate coverage highlighting shifting support and the potential seating numbers.
A fragmented OCR report describes a meeting in Armidale related to the Mt Wilkona electorate. It notes debates over political support, references to referendum and federal protection issues, and mentions Mr Hawkers and Mr Lapsdala amid unclear dialogue on party lines and upcoming elections.
Vague report describes farmers in a rural district debating a Cots Harbour railway survey and political backing. Arguments center on lines from Glas Jones to Inverell and opposition to delays, with mentions of Mr Moate, Mr Aion, and regional figures shaping a potential vote and local strategy.
A meeting of citizens gathered to discuss the Armidale Band affair with Mr W Parbat replying and Mayor Flaywein offering apologies. The gathering named Mr Doskar and others as participants in the controversy and debated the band’s finances and leadership.
J B Pursgerald is named with a long list of ward officials and trustees. The text describes subscription payments, appointing a collector, and allotments across wards. Several named individuals and roles appear, including Mayors and Parliament references, mixed with garbled phrasing and potential public notice language.
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