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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
2
Short, unclear OCR fragment notes a three plums line and musical hours priced at 1s 11d each. It hints at a reminder sentiment but lacks readable context or identifiable people or places. The passage resembles an advertisement or prose fragment from a historical newspaper.
Bowral municipal nominations closed with scant opposition. Alderman Rice may leave the board while D Rutherford enters from Oxley Ward and A Stephens replaces T Mathewson in Glebe Ward. Remaining alderman J J Campbell continues. auditors Beavickhau and Ebb were nominated. Nominations close in February with a council vote pending.
An imperfect OCR fragment hints at a local article about people, events, and names but lacks clear details or context to identify a specific incident or outcome. The readable portions mention individuals and possible community topics without coherent narrative.
News items report the swearing in of the Great Seal at a ceremony in Lord Northeste’s presence, a band entertainment program with local choruses, and an accident where Me. W. W. Griffiths from Glenqueary was injured after a horse collision. A bazaar at Bowral School of Arts raised funds for the local church, with £440 from the sale of remaining goods and a mission ticket sale at a local venue auctioned by Mr. J.306.
Brief miscellaneous items report Ame Line Mecuets sold to Afr. S.R. Innes Noad arranging a repeat performance at popular prices with some seats reserved for a hospital and School of Arts fundraiser. Included are gun club pigeon match results, Japanese Russia tensions, a costly railway in Mangboriad, hurricane damage in Fiji, and notes on a Test match match reports.
W H Jones of Greenhills Mittagong reports a remarkable rhubarb yield this year. A quarter acre produced a thriving crop with six stalks weighing 3 pounds and over 21 pounds for a single stake. Observers praised the plant’s vigor and reproductive quality on his farm.
A murky report details clashes over driver licensing in Sydney. Officials discuss council power and the attorney general’s stance, with references to a proposed by law and transit act. The dialogue touches fines, public safety, and the need for new authorization. The narrative centers on legal argument and local governance.
An engine driver named Hhiny Cees Pace kin mounted atop a haulage engine to overhaul it when his foot slipped and he fell among rotating wheels. He sustained multiple severe injuries including a crushed left arm and fractured ribs with little chance of recovery.
A constable Thomas Lawler of Burrawang receives a silver mounted pipe and engraved tobacco box from Sir Harry Rawson for risking himself to rescue Lady and Miss Rawson at Clyhucea on the Macleay River in November last. The Mittagong Band held its annual meeting and discussed fundraising and improvements while the Picton council debated water works costs and relief. Lug Ashfield Township was opened by the YVCAs vice president, with costs around £1680 12s. The town council also passed a motion praising the Aqueed ZWGA and the support of local women.
A guide urges a budding orator to join a literary club, attend debates, and listen for three months. Then speak briefly in a controlled, phased manner starting with one point and short remarks, gradually building to longer speeches while rehearsing with five concise, water tight notes.
A severe fire swept the coastal town of Anlesmnl along the West coast, leaving complete destruction in its wake. Efforts raged as emergency crews battled the flames while residents faced widespread damage and uncertainty.
A fragmented text discusses Friendly Societies and lodge members opposing a new Act. It mentions branch members, sick pay, and the removal of hardens affecting life insurance and benefits. The piece references government authority and possible constitutional concerns with accusations of infringement on private matters.
A review of Dr Fitchett's Life new magazine features bold cover art with Lord Tennyson and other writers, opening chapters of The Commander of the Hirondelle, diverse departments from The Booklover to Imperial Affairs and Travel, plus a 1 year subscription at sixpence.
A missive of thanks extols Dr Vallack for broad humanity and compassionate care. The note expresses personal gratitude from patients and supporters, praising her medical service and generous conduct within the community.
The report lists winners and placings from the second day at Bong Bong Picnic Races including runners such as Mr A Nivison and Badgerys Federal Lass in Ladies Mile and Missiles, withic events like Consolation Spules and Fly events. The annual ball followed at Moss Vale hall Friday night, described as a successful affair.
A January 24 farewell gathering at the Methodist Church Robertson honored Mr Gill and his family before their move to Richmond River. Rev Thomas Davies led prayers and readings as Misses Parke Maude and Gertie Gill received gold brooches for choir service. Attendees sang God be with you til we meet again and wished the Gill family success in dairy farming.
A fragmentary 19th century NSW debate piece portrays Sham Reformers and Labor figures arguing for reform. John Flommer remarks on Liberal and Reform Association rhetoric, McGowen defends government concerns, and calls are made to align public opinion with reform aims amid political tensions.
A fragmented OCR passage notes treatment claims for an injury and mentions a bicycle depot at Beey's Bicycle Depot. The text references pain relief and healing without scarring and cites a chemist D Morgan.
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