Bazaar funds set at Town Hall with mayor opening
Annidste announces a Friday bazaar in Town Hall to support Med School funds with a 3 PM opening by Mayor Worstap. Jackie Coogan stars tonight in a Dickens program and other features follow including Manslaughter and Now or Never among a four part lineup.
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Jeckla Coogan
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Danger Junior House Tender Approved for New Work
Frank Noll won the tender for the Danger Junior House project at Tite Armedaly School. He will start the work next Monday after securing the contract on Saturday. The report includes other local notices and events from the same edition.
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Armidale Advertisement Proposal Aims to Boost City Progress
A letter from Armidale organizer B Sullivan dated 8/10/23 urges all citizens to back a promotional campaign. The plan seeks £10 from sheep and £5 from farm and cattle sectors to fund a series of public events and a vehicle procession to attract tourists and industry, raising local prosperity.
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Jubilen Celebrations Band Contest Off After Meeting
Jubilen Executive Committee met in the council chambers Monday night. The mayor and several officials discussed funding and arrangements for city band performances, a dress item, a chorus contest, security, and prizes. They proposed 1000 pounds for liability, 25 shillings first prize, and allocated funds for hospital donations, decorations, and a swimming carnival.
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Rotation plan eyed to keep Sydney Royal district exhibits viable
Council of the Agricultural Society in Sydney debates district exhibit rotations to prevent chronic declines in entries. Proposal urges dropping noncompetitive districts to ensure at least two remain in each gear while welcoming new applicants. Talks aim to maintain prize money and organize sustainable show participation.
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School of Arenaoker final decides tight finish
Mr Fitzgerald and Mr Mallam attend a holiday in Torrige as A M Beath defeats K R Morgan in the School of Arenaoker final. Melbourne arrivals include W Curtis and others. Mrs Richardson of Armidale dies. Admiral Sir Doddos linked to governor role. Deputy Commissioner for Repair west Australia noted. F J White patrons support New Zealand girls school. wedding at St Andrew's Church between Mabel Houpthor and William Rivers. Inverell Times reports A M Brewenson.
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University Extands Bathurst Proposal for Distance Education
A Queensland memo urges University of Queensland external students to gain equal access via correspondence study. The Bathurst League argues for a national system to provide country students with university education, noting external study can match internal progress and urging government support.
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Surplus Reported Amid Postwar Budget Talks
A British budget briefing notes a probable surplus around £400,000 and outlines delivery of the Victorian Baw. The fragmentary report mentions Penelpa wn and Forty team in the Asuerales Bardon and Bieaple, with a referenced assault and damages. A verdict of death is indicated in a separate line connected to the adverse event.
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Weather Telegram Reports Heat Dust and Storms Across New South Wales
The bulletin notes hot conditions across the state with highs near nine in the north and warm readings elsewhere. A dust storm hit Armidale Saturday, with Sunday bringing heavy southeast rain in the southeast and light showers in the north and southern tablelands. Monday brought cooler, unsettled weather and unpleasant conditions overall.
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Libel Alleged by Artist Against the Sun
Sydney Tuesday April was issued to-day against the Sun shareholders Limited on behalf of injured artists writers and others in a defamation case. The suit names Meelaliti CA and references damages sought for communications likely published in the newspaper.
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Bank Robbery and Dramatic Escape at Haowthorme Bank
The Commercial Bank manager Mr. Herriman was shot at 11 20 am on Monday during a robbery that stole a bag containing 1850 pounds. Police hunted two armed men described as stout and thin, one in a wet suit, as a waiting car sped away after the bank escape.
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Immigration Conference Hears Britain’s Emigration Debate
At a conference in Bandon, officials discuss the Overseas Settlement Branch and emigration to Australia New Zealand and Canada. It notes disappointing numbers with 23479 to Australia 4502 to New Zealand and 80 to Canada and examines funding 689000 total against authorised spend and the need for improved recruitment and settlement methods.
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Shipping Board Ends Maid Holidays In Eight Hour Workday
The Shipping Board abolishes maid holidays at Deekniog Meek and begins an eight hour workday. A reform movement has been sent to the Acting Prime Minister for consideration.
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Political Amalgamation in New South Wales Debate
Sydney reports a Tuesday political clash as Progressive and Nationalist forces collide over federation policy. The Federal Government contends with establishment parties while voters weigh responsibilities amid a tense public scene.
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Commonwealth Shipping Line discusses cargo vessel dispositions
The chairman of the Commonwealth shipping line outlines plans for cargo steamers amid ongoing arrangements. Discussion touches on the disposal of ships, treaty prospects, and city mayors involvement in related measures.
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Woman's Herolam orlley and urban oddities in Ginestone Creek
A garbled local item notes a woman named Herolam orlley and mentions Ginestone Creek and a sequence of unclear actions. The piece reads like OCR noise with multiple misspellings and fragmented names, making precise facts difficult to extract.
Victorian Politics Dissolution Supposed Amid Turmoil
Fragmentary notes speak of a dissolution in Victorian politics with names like Pogmele Svinev and Treartay involved. The text hints at possible alliance shifts and a planned dissolution despite instability.
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Unclear OCR Summary of Court Meeting and Wages Debate
Fragmentary report describes a court meeting with a recruitment action and a wage debate. Mentions a person named Ayers and a Stafford related theme. Vague references to a state and a report by the Wort Guard at a commission site and Waklis.
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Golden Jubilee Observed Across State Amid Protests
A jubilee celebration drew attendees from 145 counties statewide. Officials reported that the RMA did not grant certain provisions for females, with juvenile charges noted as unusually low compared to other states, amid ongoing scrutiny.
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Senator Pearse on Electors and Civic Duty
The speech by Senator Pearse urges electors to act amid perceived laziness and indifference. He stresses urgency, arguing the federation faces a critical moment requiring active engagement to secure the nation’s recent gains.
Weather watch for New South Wales rains and floods
Rain in the south and eastern parts of New South Wales caused rising flood concerns and weather warnings. Officials expect continued unsettled conditions with local impacts on communities and transport.
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230 Fine LIQUOR AT ARTISTS BALL
Reported at a Sydney artists ball Charles Tyes and Reward Jones were found intoxicated after Ketel aperitifs. Each fined £90 with ten months in hours of detainment noted, details irregular.
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Practical Economy Prison Department Retrenchment
A historic notice reports retrenchment within the Prison Department with 22 staff affected by wage or position reductions. The draft outlines savings targets and probationary warder adjustments as part of broader cost cuts.
Country Conference Opens With Focus on Rural Settlement
Opened by R. Fuller opening speech outlines NSW rural settlement as priority. Government pledges careful, practical measures rather than quick fixes to rebuild country areas, critiquing past haste. Married couple ad seeks work in kitchen or ward work with references to positions.
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Reducing the Price of Sugar Bars Awaited
A fragment from a 19th century issue notes a government move to reduce sugar prices. The article cites officials Methenirae Antheriius and Cryal Veer, with details unclear due to OCR errors. The item hints at market regulation and a forthcoming date of action on a Tuesday.
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The Churches' Opportunity in Various Ports of America
A fragmented report surveys church roles in multiple American ports, noting evolving opportunities, missions, and programs. It highlights institutional partnerships, fundraising efforts, and upcoming celebrations shaping parish outreach.
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Coranium Trainees Cause Disturbance on Thursday Island
A report describes a disturbance by a group labeled Coranium Trainees at Thursday Island on Saturday. Several men allegedly disrupted the area near a Papanese stove, breaking a door and stirring local unrest during a patrol.
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Beating Case Shocks Sydney Court
Hubert Johnson, 56, a boiler maker, charged with wilfully ill treating Dorothy Johnson, a girl aged 11. The girl testified she was struck with a stick during a kitchen incident, revealing injuries and fear. Johnson pleaded not guilty as police and magistrate considered custody and possible punishment. a £35 fine was suggested and later paid.
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Lloyd George Arrives in New York Sparks Booster Debate
Lloyd George touches American soil amid crowds and protests. In a theater interlude he defends the treaty’s provisions while Britons oppose U.S. booster sentiment. Police confront pamphleteers as crowds chant and react during his visit and a luncheon address.
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