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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
3
A fragmented report notes tensions involving Jamon ang, Laure Hane, and Sydney University figures amid fragile relations. The piece hints at ongoing discussions, unclear outcomes, and geographic attributions between Byland and Westegus with academic ties.
A Matador wrestler died after a fall at Comerton Park yesterday afternoon. The incident occurred when the animal reared and knocked him backward, striking his head. Authorities expect a coroner’s inquest to review the event and determine cause.
Mothers gathered Wednesday evening at the Tivisterting League to hear Miss Madou and Miss Southy entertain the kindergarten pupils. Twelve mothers responded to invitations as the first aunt gerond gifle was presented by Miss Carey, with a paper on The Punishment of Children. The children performed and the afternoon tea followed, while the mothers were welcomed and farewells exchanged.
A Senate bill proposes postal and telegraphic rate changes for newspapers and telegrams under Commonwealth government oversight. It sets schedules with charges per word or weight, higher rates on Sundays and holidays, and special press telegram fees for intra and inter state use, including parliamentary and executive proceedings.
Mr. Bath Lowe, newly elected mayor of New York, attended a society function titled The Fort of King Edward VII hosted by Saint Andrew Society. The event drew notable enthusiasm. The text also references health concerns and various names and initials from the period with incomplete phrases.
A reader discusses the School of Art, praising safety measures and noting a unique incident about a badge or token kept in a coat. The letter expresses distress over theft risks and asks for a suitable saver or box to protect valuables. The writer also mentions a paper being opened and an inspection invitation.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses tension around the School of Arts, funding, and public engagement. Mentions ministers and donors, with unclear names and scattered references to committees, appeals, and individuals. Overall image of controversy and limited coherent detail.
A resident objects to Sunday cycling led by M. Maddern and his followers. He argues the practice harms health and religious observance, claiming many cyclists ignore business and attend church instead. He condemns the perceived folly of Sunday rides and urges adherence to Sabbath duties.
In a disrupted championship event at He Haweal Chess Club players Marans, Kith, Brance, Movers, Wilkinson, and Shut faced impediments. Brance defeated Lack in a recent round while others remained sealed in ongoing matches.
In Thirlmere and Nowral Association the game on Saturday at Glebe ended in a draw. Mittagong won easily in the other match. The report notes £90 and lists local items including Judda’s Church Newse with a Children’s Gift and Flower Service on Sunday for the Cottage Hospital and Mittagong Homes.
The notice lists beneficiaries including Blea Mully widow Rod Hille Yarrunga and others from Kangaroo Valley Us Gerard Crying Burre wana and Bundanoon. It names Pradavir labourer Itandanava and Invalid Loning Aun Pocono among recipients, with several unclear entries and locations.
A damaged clipping reports a large casualty figure and attacks abroad with references to Britain and Germany. It mentions an unidentified individual connected to the events and hints at a political scandal involving a Chinese figure and reforms, plus a royal expulsion from a palace.
The Ladies of the Parish prepare for a forthcoming Pate event in January. Energy and wholehearted work promise a highly successful fair, with full arrangements not yet complete and a detailed notice to follow in the next issue.
Owing to increased demand on members time during summer the society will discontinue meetings for three months. Members are urged to continue work at home and donate prints dark colors flannel Manaclette and remnants of all kinds to support ongoing projects.
The choir has begun work for Christmas Day services with special morning music and anthems. Evening prayers begin at 7 30 with an 8 15 organ recital by Mevanton. a choirs rendering a selection of music will be performed.
Local organizers announce a two section Pin Cushion Competition with no entry fee in aid of the Bra helden stall. Prizes for Senior and Junior divisions, mottoed cushions, and a nationalities themed dolls display. Send cushions to Mrs Wilkinson or Home of Rest by January 15 and join Circle volunteers on Wednesday afternoons with Miss Mary Howard coordinating membership.
Fragmented note references changes in government salaries and duties. Mentions Premier salary cut and constitutional debate in the Legislative Council concerning amendments and council affairs.
Fragmentary notes describe political protests and public discontent over tax and consular policies. Mentions of figures such as ex-premier and Justice Calieny hint at imperial administration tensions. Reports on markets, colonial outlook, and local civic appointments frame a late year mood.
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