Bega Rifle Club Annual Meeting Outcome Report
The Bega Rifle Club held its annual meeting reviewing the year ended June. Captain Manning and committee reported on attendances, winnings, and district trips to Bombala and Randwick. Financials showed a credit balance with adjustments planned including prize reductions and continued support for Munskelry work by secretary Watling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boro Rifle Club
Kehoot
A. Ly Mauulog
Huol
WH Welsting
Chale Seh Seo
Ope Rike Club
Rom Twittee
Ants Manning
Moker
Rheinberger
L. Gee Sf
McLaren J. Henley
Wale Ning
Marnning
Ies Wis
Laren
Lips d. Muley
Tonk
W. H. Wailing
B. Bot
Woller
Rhsinberger
Gav
Warren
Ke J. Fonkey
J. Melton
D. Brydon
W. A. Kelly AU Ted
Krolin
G. Law
C. Korltner
W. A." Keowen
J. Baldwin F
Murrell
J. Pearce
Bega
Saccoes Ik
Iiss
J. McLarony
Mann
Sheelub
Ebay
Moners
Molaran
Moskor
Capino
J. Weller
Watlog
Mysterious Scraps Point to Hidden Local Story
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a nameless event involving local figures and places such as Speedwell Bicycles and Olly and Sprite pony. The garbled lines obscure clear facts, but suggest a dated, possibly community oriented notice or column with scattered proper nouns.
Kyogle district listing highlights land sale details
Fragmented notes describe a land parcel near Kyogle in the Fertile district with a proposed sale at about £22 per acre. The property includes 108 acres cultivable with paddocks and streams, plus a timbered area and a dairy facility. Negotiations cite 901 brokers and a toll of potential buyers, with Mr Chambers offering further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romer
Ael Chembers
Albie
Mer
Chaaslere
Cobargo
Hive
Toslam
Anual
Tani
Helm
Mulpe Trom
Boiter
Fragmented OCR Note From Pgnauurs Publication
Fragmented OCR text notes an unknown publication with garbled phrases. It mentions an appeal or petition and a stamp on an application or resolution. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving only hints of a civic or legal document.
South Australian Wage Debate and Public Works Costs
A South Australian deputation urged the acting premier to back a public works rail line from Dry Creek to Mount Barker with higher pay for workers. Sir Richard Butler cited rising costs, wage rates, and a move away from piece work, warning of an 80 percent cost increase over ten years. He argued for steady wages and a policy against wage hikes driven by pace, detailing contrasts in wage efficiency among three labor gangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLaren
Bert
W. A. Zinge
Comemiliee Mestre
Brydon
Ta Gow
Rhomberger
Ed Meaert
Monsaeiniér
Cain
Michard Butler
Dry Creek
Mount Pinwrenty
Cheries
Mininum
Richard Huth
America
Altong Mai
Tralia Hlowaver
Anne Ot Wien
Pram Gang
Red Gang
Fimvill
BIW
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bega Rifle Club
Olla
Manning
Howl
Thule
Sting
Wailing
Mr. Wailing
Antares
H. Wan
Udier
Ll Tay
MeLaren Wan
Wees Bustaa
Anthony Hordarns
St Foley
Dues Uw
Rane Lee
Anthony Hor
We Nakes Toy Medea
FLL
Anthony Hordarn
Sane
Cary
Rapaira
Tyrow
Olly
Speedwell Bicycles
D. D. Norris
Corp
St. Bere
Marche
Kyogle
Ehymie
Goverment Savings Bank OF
New South Wales
Moors Strett
Ryder
Gippe Breet
Bury
Taangen
Membokall
Dent and Beery
Humbert
Java
Aasiralan Drago
Amin Ps
Sly
Church Street
Sranches
Candela and
Wyndham
E. J. Punch
Thiebega
Tilia
Erory Wednenlay A
Pahlianel Avery
L, Vincent
Propesyon
Gowing Bros
Men’s & Boys
George Street
Royal Argade
Sydney
Australia
Postag Et Anomn
F. J. Palmer & Son
S.A. Government
the Cash Butchery
F.C. Thomson
Roukn Vw
Jors
Caldwell
Sei
Odd Te
Patie
Eatimadi
Manley
Nsapade
A.J. Simpson
Pate Taner
Bea
Ruawarage
Acad
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