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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 07, 1903
Page
2
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The School of Arts appoints Mr C V Marshan as president, praised for his public spirit and town contributions as treasurer of the Hospital and in business circles. His election follows the decline of Mr Campbell and the choice by the committee over two vice presidents.
The Bowral School of Arts committee met Tuesday evening with Preset J J Campbell and others. They declined a rent reduction for the Japanese Fair and refused to purchase annexe drawings, noted hall damage, and discussed piano usage and donations. A subcommittee was formed to handle inquiries about piano use. The treasurer reported a £18 credit balance and £474 total expenses and income, with plans to repair chains and possibly sell the piano cage.
Me Oxley explains vice president often becomes president when vacant. Campbell, founder of the Bowral School of Arts, is nominated but cannot accept. Marsden is proposed and elected unanimously as president, with Campbell and Oxley stepping aside. Marsden favored for energetic committee work and respected leadership.
A fragmented passage references a vacancy on subcommittees and an election to the presidency amid talk of support and possible missteps. Key names and places are unreadable, leaving the core idea of internal party maneuvering.
The text records a drawn out drawing room style meeting with scattered names and phrases. Mentions of individuals like Ms. Banger Teaihes and A. Jordon appear among garbled lines about press, politics, and a parade of surnames.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions financial aspects of an entertainment event with names like Mew Marden and Gene Tokings, references to wagons and a hospital or hospital-like tally of £170.
A fragmented newspaper snippet describes a gun incident or device trace and references locations, individuals, and times in a cryptic format. The garbled text mentions places like Walrwntay and Vine tay Wee with scattered initials and names, offering limited coherent facts.
Fragmentary text naming places and people. unclear events or context. no coherent action or outcome identifiable from readable portions.
An OCR heavy, partially readable report describes a theft incident involving multiple individuals and locations. Names and places are garbled, but the text references suspects, dates, and a police or court action. The fragmentary nature limits precise attribution.
A fragmented, archaic chronicle describes Wombeyne Caves with mentions of drought conditions and varied visitors. It references Coral McDonald and other locals amid plans for preservation and public use while noting uncertainties in access and future maintenance.
A long, dense letter discusses government finance and public services, arguing about taxation levels and the impact on residents. The writer advocates reconsidering spending, critiques authorities, and calls for reforms. The piece references local governance, public support, and accountability measures.
A garbled report describes a Wednesday debate at a local venue with Mr J Price presiding. It mentions preliminary business, alliances, and various speakers including A B Howard and Nemaesbace, plus a mysterious figure delivering teachings on love and faith amid unrest and confusion.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sensational old data mock about a cholera and diarrhea remedy. It imitates medical claims and consumer testimonials with garbled names and dubious success notes.
Fragmentary OCR of a community notice page lists various names churches organizations and times. Mentions Bowral Kowa Catholic Church Salvation and fellowship groups but details are garbled and hard to interpret.
Fragmented OCR reports or notices reference elections, public decrees, and local incidents. Names include Mavhaine, Huns, and New Fest, with mentions of a National Wifi and a 16 000 overdraft. The text mixes schedules, protests, and court matters, lacking coherent narrative.
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