News and Notes from the Bonbula region
Annual Literary Institute meeting to-night and plans for a new hotel at Bega. Various local items include tender invitations for Cathcart Public School, a municipal maintenance appointment, Friendly Societies annual harvest festival, and Crown lands auctions. Court notices, library acquisitions, crime fines, and exhibitions updates fill the short form, with talk of railway extension and political commentary from Sir Joseph Carruthers. The death of Charles W. Lightbody is noted as drowning at Geraldton after leaving for a sandalwood voyage.
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Literary Institute
Bega
F. G. Boys
Sydney
Motheral oy Ladies discuss motherhood and care
A fragmented note notes motherhood as noblest aspiration in its true sense. It mentions soothing feelings in the dreamlike state and hints at a ladies gathering on a local street for discussion and care without clear specifics.
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Dr. Caunge
All Saints Cathedral Sermon Sounds Australia Warns on Sporting Culture
In a sermon at All Saints Cathedral last Sunday night, Olav E Mugen and Jo Ray Conan Forster warned against Australia becoming a patron of bar rackers and criticised sport as an overemphasized life training. The 21 year old youth were cited as examples of how sport can overshadow lifelong work and moral development. The Public Works Department letter to Mr Milley, M.A., notes 300 men were taken off Nimmitabel Bom Bala railway works due to new expenditure decisions, leaving 220 employed with future work funded by available funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.T. C. Miller
M-L-A
Boniboln
Orbost
New South Wales
Tha Ray
Conan Forster
All Saints
Australia
Milley
M.A
Nimmitabel
Bom
Bala
Idem
Las Thom
Parents and Citizens Association
Cogard
Ulster Will Not Submit to Home Rule Demonstration
Telegrams report an Orange Town Hall meeting where the Grand Master proclaimed Ulster would resist Home Rule. Other notes mention labour Council hints, jewelry firms producing 9 and 16 carat goods, plague warnings from Dr. Cumpston, and various political moves in Australia and New Zealand, plus a Russian strike and a Canada-Mexico armistice claim. The text includes violent crime details about a murder confession from Wee Jasper and chaotic garbled lines.
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Bydney
Ulster
Labor Council
Cumpston
Essendon
Vic
Watts
New Zealand Legislative Council
Little Hay Street
Salmon
Balaclava
Chrosic Chest Complaint and Parliaments Laughing Debate
Long excerpt discusses Chrosic Chest Complaint and Woods Great Peppermint Cure priced at 6d. The text records a parliamentary moment where Mr McDonald, Bingara member, jokes about MPs with various occupations including land agents and tailors while referencing a library report, finances, and committee notes.
The Frozen Candidate
A rugged traveler discovers an unfrozen stranger who speaks with sudden clarity, revealing himself as a long awaited candidate. The tale blends snowbound peril with sudden political recognition as the wary host and villagers help the unveiled figure recover and address the astonished innkeeper and workers.
Friendly Societies Grand Sports Carnival at Oddfellows Ground
The annual Friendly Societies Grand Sports Carnival will be held at the Oddfellows Sports Ground on Monday October 12 1914 with an art union and ball in the evening. Donations to the Livepital Sports and Art Union account are acknowledged. list includes J Goldberg H Elis trophy P Toms J Norris etc and various small gifts and payments. Co-signed by Hon. Secs. B McAlister and WM Beileiter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows
Alea
ART Union
Livepital Sports and Art Union
Jane Ife
J. Goldberg
Marsh
H. Elis
P. Toms
J. Norris
W. Saga
J. Ragera
Groves
Kilkenny
N.F. Smith
Good Inn
C. Plowright
Kennedy Bros
Jony
R. O'Brien
W. Little
Garmatty
Market Outlook for Continental Operators in July
Commercial SCHUTE, BELT & GO report indicates sustained value at the convention suggests extensive U.S. competition prevents weakening. Advices show competition lasting longer than anticipated, with finance expected to influence market sites this year. Spot transactions are limited. arrivals must expand to raise end month sales to about 10,000 bales.
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Schute
Belt & GO
Sydugy
Valuex
United States
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Cathcart Public School
Me. C. Phillips
Bonbula
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Chamber of Commerce
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Charles W. Lightbody
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Department of Public Instruction
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