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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 27, 1904
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes aldermanic race in Vale with candidates AL Walke Hines Lansdowne and vacancies after A Col resignation. Mentions Musi Vale Thae and Wins AL seeking seat, unclear due to garbled text.
In Wollondilly a contest for the State Parliament seat grows as H Thones-Noad of Birkileny is urged by supporters to stand. Local reform factions debate backing Noad or supporting rival candidates, with discussions on loyalty, policy, and party alignment shaping the nomination process.
An aged and respected resident of Rowsal Me Wy Georges died Sunday afternoon after a long illness. He had lived in the Bowian region for twenty three years and was a member of the Bowral lodge. Survived by a widow and several children and grandchildren, the funeral will be held at the local church with Masonic rites. The community remembers him as a steady supporter of local institutions and a kind neighbor to all.
An intered evening at St Judes Selinor Hall featured Hind of Hope ministers and friends in a pleasing Service of Song titled Christies Own Organ. Miss Rysgell directed, Mr Siquiey Riley showcased visuals from Rev I Flargrave, and Rose Morgan sang. The concert, led by the Band of Yfene wagile, aimed to fund Church debt relief with a small admission charge and a hoped sum around £3.
A large fund rising attempt at a Convent School hall Friday night drew wide support. Secretaries plus Mrs Nicholls and Mrs Barerun coordinated the event while speakers praised the organizer's work. The gathering acknowledged community help and looked forward to further plans benefiting the school.
An attended political meeting in Mittagong featured Mr. S Bt and Mr Innes-Noad discussing the People's Reform League. Speakers outlined the league's program against perceived government extravagance and stressed local action, with attention to the history of the league and calls for economy in government.
A fragmented OCR item with names and phrases appears garbled. The readable bits mention Ayamineina and Chanlas Bowral with unclear context and missing coherent events or dates. The source lacks a complete beeld to summarize a concrete news item.
Fragmented OCR reads of a chaotic notice mention a fire at dawn, a fire brigade delay, and unclear references to Wool and business foes. Names and places are garbled, but imply an incident near a market with suspicions and relief remedies offered by an advertised product.
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