Colin Ferguaan Violinist Performance Notes
Vague OCR fragment mentions Colin Ferguaan as a violinist with scattered text likely describing a venue or street address. No clear event date or organization provided.
11 Sep 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Bowral And Robertson Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 11, 1901
Page
1
Vague OCR fragment mentions Colin Ferguaan as a violinist with scattered text likely describing a venue or street address. No clear event date or organization provided.
The Bowral area reports mixed news from weather to civic matters. Residents discuss road contracts, bicycle club plans, and a Wesleyan services schedule. A businessman faces legal issues, while Mr Meank Potter suffers pneumonia and hospital care.
Local report notes the Mose Vale poultry and pigeon show last week totalled £12.98, £5 more than last year. Exhibitor J Parmentar of Bowral earned seven firsts five seconds and eight other placements. Master Teddy Bauer injured an arm but is progressing under Dr Wallack's care.
On Friday evening, the returned South African soldiers will be granted 9 first-class secal and receive gold medals from Mr. Alex Campbell MIP. A recent concert to raise funds for the medals raised £9 14s 9d.
G E Vincent supervised four Mittagong students passing theory exams in Sydney. Louise Roty scored 43, Lily Spencer 1005, Anon Coffey 8. The event followed the welcome of new master Mr Clarke at Mittagong Superior Public School.
On Wednesday afternoon a library was formally opened at the public school by Lady Jones. The chair was occupied by Mr. John Badgery and the proceedings were of an interesting nature. Fenders are to be invited immediately for repairs to the Robertson police quarters.
Bow ral residents were greatly shocked by news of an attempted assassination of the American President. At Wesleyan Church Bowtal the Rev M Maddern referred to the event and said the sympathy of every English nation member could be extended to their kinsmen in America.
A garbled 1900s style notice reports an address of loyalty to King Edward VII drawn up by about 8500 signers. It references Chamberlain and a plan to rally support, mentioning figures like A. Cheek and Heda Spinns. The piece includes vague details of a petition or pledge and calls for a swift response.
A United Friendly Societies gathering convened Monday morning at Mr WA Parrow’s home with W Jos. Robot presiding. Eighteen Televates attended, hearing reports on Mone Vale Bond, school holiday plans, hospital donations, and the executive committee’s proposals for the next meeting and public events.
Fragmentary note describes an executive committee reporting on a West meeting in Rewaleod and a program for an online benefit of £93. It mentions Korey district and a Bowral Association Teast Band with 10 performers to perform demonstration. General committees to meet again Monday avenue.
In solemn attendance, Sydney College of Music announces examination outcomes for district students. Several youths have improved and earned certificates. entries for next terms are invited, with information available from the Hon. Royalty County official at Compton.
Bowral weekly sales last Saturday reported by Messrs J Goodfellow and Co. include young roosters at 3/6 to 3/11, pullets 2/8 to 3/1, old hens 16 to 2/8, oranges 1/6 to 14/0 per box, butter 2/1, potatoes 5/6 to 6/6, and Australian chairs priced at 6d each with furniture generally said to be satisfactory.
A preliminary gathering at Mr Ebb Daviss Moray to discuss forming an Amateur Orchestral Society Bowral decided to inaugurate the society. Ikhein supported the town benefit and Mr We Valentine was appointed provisional secretary. A further meeting is set for Thursday at Mr Daviss at 7 30 pm with all interested asked to attend and watch next issue for ad.
The United Methodist Convention will be held next week on the 16th 17th and 18th with meetings in Primitive and Wesleyan churches. Rev J W Halden President of the Primitive Methodist Church and a Sydney Endeavour Union representative will attend with local ministers and laymen to assist. Services are at 5 and 7 30 pm daily and members of other churches are invited to attend for spiritual preparation for the upcoming union.
An organ recital at St Jude's featured Mr Arily Muaney directing and Massay pieces, with performances by the Sydney organist and choir. The event aimed to raise money for the organ fund, concluding with several beloved tunes and a positive reception from audiences.
A notice announces a demonstration by United Friendly Societies on eight hour day in Bow ia. It mentions disposal of a £14 Singer Sewing Machine by a special art union and tickets for sale.
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