Hospital Saturday Reaches New Heights In Sydney
In And Around Sydney the Hospital Saturday drive shows an £800 rise in yearly totals as collectors broaden reach across tram depots city offices and other sites. Despite waning street support, the drive remains the city’s most effective hospital financing method while commemorations and local politics stir public life.
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Sydney
Imlay Shire Council Meeting At Eden Friday
Imlay Shire Council met at Eden and elected Gounell lora Moorhead as president in the chair with Wren Calling Baddeley Cochrane and Alexander among others. They planned to cooperate with Yanko Shire on appeals heard by the Local Land Board and accepted a fidelity bond for the clerk from Queensland Insurance Co. A separate engineer for each shire was suggested, with Bedford retained by Imlay or Mumbulla. They postponed some decisions, prepared for annual Appeal Courts at Eden and Candelo, and refused Beresford’s street closing request near Candelo show ground. They thanked W B Wood for securing a special grant of 83. Bedford appointed sanitary engineer at 30 pounds per year, repairs referred to the engineer, and fencing for Myrtle Creek deviation approved. The president reported culverts on Pambula Nethercote and Eden Towamba roads, several decked with sleepers, and a dangerous Ryan’s culvert on Eden Towamba needing work. A rate of five pence in the pound on unimproved value was set, with rates due June 1. Accounts totalling 988 pounds 2s 8d were approved. A special meeting at 8 pm confirmed the rate. Next meeting set for the 20th. Ratepayers advised arrears will incur interest from November 15, 1907.
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Inlay Shire
Eden
Gounelllora
Ehire
Momballs Shire
Bedford
Imlay
Muambulla
Candelo
A. P. Beresford
Candelo Showground
W. B. Wood
MLLA
Megsie
G. Hart
P. McMahon
E. A. Connington
Burragate Progress Association
Tathra
Hyland
Myrtle Creek
Pambula-Nethercole
Eden-Towomba
Eden-To Wamba
Ryan
Woodle Great Feppersaint Cura For Coughs
Unclear packaging notes describe a remedy named Woodle Great Feppersaint Cura. The fragment mentions a cough remedy with a date-like tag 1/6 and references to novar falta, suggesting a nonstandard or obsolete listing. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable.
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Woodle
Sparkling wine request echoed in playful verse
A quirky verse asks for a stoup of sparkling wine and a song with a faithful friend. It lingers on beauty's wiles, then humorously veers to fevered heads and climbing temps. The speaker uses playful mispronunciations and ends with a request for "Wook' Great Peppermint."
The Bega Budget Editorial Ethos and Public Voice
The Bega Budget’s leading articles champion local public wants with direct, busy- man accessible writing. It supports free-lance citizens to express opinions, seeks to right manifest wrongs, and persistently advocates for just causes amidst rebuffs.
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Free Lance
All the Latest Telegraphic Sporting and District News
Advertisement rates announced for double and single column placements with discounts by insertion. Special quotations promise liberal reductions and extended quarter year terms.
Budget Columns Encourage Local News and Humorous Paragraphs
The Budget invites contributors to send concise humorous pieces and bush yarns. It will print clippings and farming notes, with editorial space for instructive content for farmers and jurymen. Manuscripts from visual correspondents should arrive by Monday night for Wednesday issue and by Thursday night for Saturday issue.
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Cisual
A Greater Sin Concludes in Forgiveness and New Bonds
In silence she studies her father’s death documents and forgives Mr Cunningham as Geoffrey accepts her gesture and offers friendship. Sybil and Marie begin a shared home and a lasting bond grows from shared hardship. Philip Maraden endures a long imprisonment and expiates the crime at the heart of A Greater Sin.
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Geoffrey
Mr. Cunningham
Sybil
Marie
Spain
Philip Maraden
Carnforth Manor's Shadow Over Gladys Folliott’s Birthday
At Carnforth Manor during Gladys Folliott’s twenty first, social elegance masks financial strain. Sir Richard Folliott frets over a mortgage crunch and a looming potential loss of the Carnforth estate, while young Harry Alleyne courts Gladys with a thoughtful gift of roses and heliotrope as ballroom memories unfold. The scene juxtaposes celebratory dance with the peril of “realising Utch security” that threatens the family’s ancestral title.
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Oarnforth Manor
Richard Ffolliott
Aive
Gladys Fidlliott
Sir Richard
Gladys
Teesham
Tate
Grainger
Deuce Evers
Barry
Alleyne
Harry Alleyne
Tam
Hig
Carnforth
Ffolliot
Treland
Braich
Pier
Actes
Pha Barong
Suchnahegue
Carnforth Estate
Mideuwuner
Carnforth Manor
Ite Domaine
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Mlay Shire Council
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