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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 08, 1905
Page
2
A terse item notes a warning rule changes with chances of action for individuals. It states that no one should proceed without prior alert or notice, implying stricter oversight. The brief suggests enforcement and potential guidance updates for concerned parties.
The marriage of Miss Alice Mary Gander and Mr. Catigrephe Slack took place at St Peter's Church Sydney on a Friday in June. The Rev Mr Baker officiated as the couple, both of Blacktown and Bowral, exchanged vows and wore traditional white attire. Guests presented gifts and extended best wishes as the couple departed for their home at Hornsby.
Fragmented report details a deadly incident at Moss Vale involving a band. Names and places are unclear but indicate a tragic death during a winter period lasting about 32 months, with references to individuals such as Lee and a local scene around a town.
The executive committee reported hospital order, with Wardman Johnson starting June 9 and Ada Black taking duties July 1. Nurse Parnwell resigned. she proved very efficient and may seek a certificate. Resignation accepted. post adjustments and a postponed renovation of the covered way noted while finances show a debit balance before final adjustments.
The quarterly meeting of the Gibraltar Bowral branch of the Grand United Order of Cochfeltows was held in the lodge room at Town Hall on a Tuesday evening. Members reviewed the balance sheet showing £13 19s 7d and discussed nominees. A new candidate was offered and a motion to relocate the gala event to the Old Fellows Hall was adopted for social evenings.
A letter to readers contrasts rating reforms and land value taxation with effects on urban and rural districts. The author cites Sydney and Bawral aims, discusses improved land values, rental values, and the impact on rents, rates, and burdens on landlords and tenants, urging Parliament to consider a fair land tax system.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses cattle tariffs taxation and protests connected to a legislative bill. Mentions economists, farmers, stock owners, and proposed levies. Names and places are obscured by garbled spelling, making specifics difficult to confirm.
A long garbled OCR style passage blends song titles, sports banter, and a crime note. It references Elise Espinaysa, Esther Kahn, and a contentious tune Yok Manny's Canin Sos, plus a Melbourne or Sydney backdrop with names like David Jones & Co and various locals. A Monday note hints at a jewelry theft on the Yarsstand and monetary concerns tied to Guoulion.
A young boy named George William Connor performs an oratorio titled Am Exaltation under guidance of a local organist. Audience members, including family, praise his careful composition and varied vocal parts. A separate note mentions a widely rumored remedy scene and a sensational judicial reference, all framed within a tumultuous Sunday recital at the town hall.
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