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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1901
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR note outlines a local event with unclear dates and participants. It mentions preparation and fixtures for a forthcoming activity, but specific names, locations, and times are unreadable.
The annual exhibition of work at Eridge School and Kindergarten in Bowral drew a large crowd of parents and friends. The event showcased advanced student skills in embroidery, weaving, and crafts with notable pieces by Gannon, Donald Hinnihy, Enid Whiteman, and Maud Marston, followed by a prize distribution led by Mrs. Maddern and a thanks to teachers Miss Calvin Clark and Masters Enid Whiteman and Glenn McDonald.
A garbled notice informs residents of Bowral and surrounding areas about piano tuning and repair services. It mentions a Tune and Repairer and references patchovers and a module of Cros den with vague localization. The readable text names George Beret and Sydney connections but lacks clear dates or specifics.
On Wednesday evening last the association held a heated debate at the Association Hall Howral. Mr Albert Chap Wan chaired while discussions spanned motions for adjournment and reform of ministry, with members criticizing the current government and considering a local option bill on alcohol. The chamber adjourned after a large majority approved the motion.
On Tusenda, Mr T Soraunge presided at a ceremony where committees reported cash and pledges totaling about £500 for hospital benefits. Presentations included a gold medal to Mr Fanow, a secretary’s honor to Mr Farrow, and an evening of musical and elocutionary entertainment followed by refreshments.
A fragmented report notes Alien May a tenor pupil of Mr Dean Compton of Mow ral achieved a Beuiur Mintsiea exam pass at the London College of Munis held in Sydney on Wednesday. It marks the fourth exon with Alia yoongs Infy passing during twelve months and congratulatory messages follow.
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