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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1904
Page
2
A jumble of misread catalog items lists overwrought notes on overcoats suits and sweaters with pricing and references to MACINTOSHES and UNDEMPANTS. The garbled text presents a vintage clothing sale or listing with various garment types and prices, but no clear event or narrative.
The document details courtly and political maneuvering around arbitration and government action in the Wollondisiyt electorate. It mentions W. the Court, Macanrewis, and other named figures, with debates over land policy, governance, and potential secession. The piece highlights public reaction, parliamentary positions, and fiscal figures related to wartime or postwar state matters.
A garbled historical column references Mr. Murray at Robertson and Weitersilay style debates. It describes political campaigning, government aims, and alleged financial misuses with scattered names and places, including references to coastal governance, taxation, and public funds.
Fragmented report describes contamination concerns near Bat Mangilou mine with mentions of surface pollution controls and a public inquiry. Unclear names and places render precise details uncertain, but authorities discuss environmental impacts and regulatory response.
An early dated wedding narrative describes Mina Ania Zonoxaese daughter of Neen Mrses y00 in a ceremony at Ultimatole Place. The bride wears a gown of xinyin silk with a pale veil and carries a bouquet while guests including notable local figures attend. The event features traditional rites and a reception with families and neighbors in attendance.
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