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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jan 27, 1925
Page
4
The text appears garbled and partly unreadable. No clear standalone event or names can be reliably identified. The fragment suggests a local notice or brief reference to a Moon event or schedule, but essential facts are missing.
An obituary notice from Bundaberg reports the death of a child aged eight. The brief entry notes the age and location with somber wording, reflecting standard local death notices in the period. Family details and funeral arrangements are not included in the fragment.
Bundaberg Mail reports short item on Toraday events and a fan scene as readers note local interest. Sparse readable text mentions names and places, but details are fragmentary.
A crumbling report recounts a near disaster at Coolansenita where a wave swept over a party of about 20 people on a hillside. Rescue chains and improvised aid saved several, with two injured but stable, as authorities investigate the cause and secure the area.
Fragmented text records a long obituary for Mrs. Roebuck and note of technical college reopening. It also lists council by laws, local meetings, and various society notices including cricket, boxing, and ship events with scattered names and dates. The piece reflects a noisy, municipal-page style with multiple short items and community updates.
Attendance gathered at St Vincent's Hospital Teawoum Bayday afternoon for the opening of a new X ray plant and hospital wing. Alderman Herbert chaired the hospital committee and introduced F Drennan who praised Mr Stopford and urged government support for hospital expansion to treat miners.
A partially legible report notes a local incident involving Hawke New Row Walna Rider and Kingston Ministid clerk. The fragment hints at a request or action during a wake or work period, with unclear details about location and outcome.
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