Presentation to J Russell at the Jellat Jellat band party
The event honored J Russell with a handsome silver compliment from the Jellat Jellat band. Speakers praised his character and friendship with Mr Taylor and neighbors. The gathering, organized by the band, featured performances by the Russell family and the band, ending in a warm toast to future happiness.
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Phowly
Gindhy
Corbin Cook
Jeblot
Huseedl
Russell Free
Totabert
Miele
Ussell
Mrr
Russell
Jie
Goml
Rassell
Tad. J. Rassell
Tootaters
Jellat Jellat Land
Geo. Hart
Murali
Heady
Althougl
Une
Mr. Russell
Jno
Taylor
Stansell
Me Taylor
Mr. Cadily
Perepenit
Mike Ithe
Mr Mealy
Ieiauby
Yeputrhenlaott Iuisnhere
The
Weld
Otter Mae
Mr. Taylor
Panaine
Willy
Phanly Nicyeel
Cil
Mira Taylor
Favlor
Miss Connelly
Hewly
Mikes Connelly
J.J. Russell
W. Russell
E. Heady
OV. Vlenry
The Last Word on Mr Scott and Language Debates
A reader letter criticizes J M Scott for cryptic remarks about language and European references. The writer mocks Scott’s use of foreign terms, notes missteps with French and English phrases, and urges an end to the correspondence. The piece ends with a firm demand that the dialogue cease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Scott
Scott
Scout
Kia
Karl Marx
Scotts
C.A.D
Scot
Lot
Leenah
Letty Wing
The Cattle Market Reports and Local Races
The Cobargn sale yard saw prices for bullocks heifers and cattle vary with fat and store stock fetched. Hine Shorthorn springers sold and draught mares and hackneys were listed at Cobargo and Frolays Rows. Local rugby results include Cobarga Central Tilba drawing 5 all with Chambers scoring, and Dry River beating Wandella while Tilba Tilba defeated Narooma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O'Reilly
Cauthe
Cobargn
Frolay
E. T. Pell
Ballalaba
Flemington
Cobarga Central
Tilba
Chambers
Cobarga
Dry River
Wandella
Tilba Tilba
Narooma
Annual General Meetings and Tenders for Cooma NSW
Aboriginal text describes multiple notices from Bees pereier Hockey Club and Society in Cooma NSW. It covers an annual general meeting at School of Arts Reg a on July 1 with notices due July 10, tender submissions for Commonwealth work due July 17, a meeting for the above society on July ? with agenda including annual report and balance sheet, officer elections, and other business, plus local events at Goodfields Hotel Wolumla featuring wood chopping and sleeper squaring contests with nominations due July 20 and a match at 9 pm.
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Asscal
School OF Arts
Rega
W. A. Zingel
Petty Seasiona
Cooma
Commonwealth
Peer and Telegraph
Court-hineer
Bega
Purbyalia
Goodfields Hotel
Wolumla
Hospitala
Menbera
Vay
J. M. Lee
Ming St. L. Davies
Aidin
Finey
Beyewan
New Zealand
Australia
Public notice at Towamba archives sale likely promise
Towamba Towamba 4 Mead STERES 1 to 2 years Sy RIP BAR 1b STORE COWS sale on Friday the 26th July at McKee's Yards Towamba at half past 1 o'clock RIXON has received Instructions to get by public anation an archives
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McKee's Yards
Towamba
RIXON
Candelo Football Competitions and Canterbury Park Notes
Candelo players Candelo and Wynda played seven matches. Beimbokela led with a charge of testing and heating Hye. Panalsok and Wyllied competed in several events, with most bands winning five waterwise rounds. Old John Mulwarrie and W.A. placed in the hurdle event at Canterbury Park on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bega
Candee
Wynda
Beimbokela
Panalsok Baw
Renal
Patchwork News Bits From Bega and Beyond
A jumble of brief items in the Bega area notes social events sports matches school actions and local curiosities. Topics mention politics labour protests aborigines and entertainments with references to local figures venues and upcoming gatherings. The tone resembles a column of assorted notices and light reportage.
Cup Meeting Draws Names and Byes
The draw lists pairing like Clara vs Lord Poseidon and Flora Booth vs Clarenes Waber for the Cup meeting today. Races include Mist vs Com Me Mephistopheles and Demosthenes as a rank outsider with Daisy Bank a bye status noted.
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Clara
Lord Poseidon
Flora Booth
Clarenes Waber
Pins
the Vail Rile
Mist
Com
Mephistopheles
Cal O
Biroora
Ninon
Proceed
la Vida
Rank Outsider
Demosthenes
Daring
Daisy Bank
Tramway or railway debated at St Patrick's hall
A large St Patrick's School Hall crowd heard St Patrick's and Numbugga debating societies argue whether a tramway to Tathra or a railway to Eden would best serve the district. Key speakers backed the railway citing access to a premier harbor and world markets, while tram advocates argued for local access. A show of hands favored the opposition.
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St. Patrick's School Hall
St. Patrick's
Numbugea
Tatra
Eden
Father Gunning
Phil Bateman
Numbugga
Bega
Tuthra
South Coast Railway
T. McGuinness
Tathra
Tilvt
Candelo
Hemboksa
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Cooma
Lola
Meier
Kien
Metice
Heffernan
Messia
Jas
Sirl
Pell Wan
Tyr
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Dilly Taylor
J. Russell
Mies
Theale
Kos
Eil B.B
RUST
LEXD
Hungerford & Blomfield Sol'eitor
Bern
Anthea
Pambola
Anoth
Mrs
Stead, Bega
TL Brixey
Lara Agnor
Department of Public Works
Vth
Morrice
District Works Ofleg
Ander Atla
Bereepstakis
Kutunday
W. W. Young
Rodd & Cheg
Dhpoot Gaurch Street
Eptsux
ASD
Anderson
Searle
Boardman’s Furniture Arcade
Furgitere
Brocke
H. G. Organ, nBoo
TMA EA FH
Jia
Strivt
Stephen Stringer
Wiley Onakea
Bbe
Hardaker
Bay
D. D. Norris
Hein
Aycke
B.S
Nove the
Avtaai
Do. D
Hlawarre and South Coast Steam Navigation Company, Limited
Eamers
Bermagui
Merimbula
T. 4
Jackbor
Gipps-Street
Joe Brown
Hae
Hallville Sros
Church-astreet
Cowdrey’s Store
F&xveEst Bosch
Ernest Bosch
Rsm.c
Optician
Comxus Mann Pisce
Asp Pirrer
Walter Kirkland
Auckland Street
Wolwulatt
America
Japan
Russia
England
Reid
Wilson
Gnanberra
Dalgety
Chapman
Carruthers
Craigie
Pambala
Gandelo
St. Patrick's Debating Society