Melbourne Newsletter Reflections On Education And Riverfront Life
Melbourne newsletter reports on school speech night admonitions from Geelong Grammar and Mermidge School urging girls to plan for future independence while warning against entanglements. It notes rising costs affecting family training and teachers drifting to government schools. Also describes riverfront workers living on launches facing eviction notices and Lands Department control, with Christmas gifts noted among migrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Bholl
Mermidge School
Geelong Grammar
Australia
Collezen
Bergam
Ory Nem
Eye surgery study warns on eye damage risks
The article notes that a damaged eye cannot be fully replaced by a fossil or artificial measure, but doctors can replace a portion of the cornea or optic tissue. It cautions against rubbing or touching the eye and mentions risks tied to age and disease.
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Coe
Doctora
Chegiert’s Mach Readiness Noted By Taete Baarts
A fragmentary note cites Leed Chegiert and Taete Baarts in a terse assessment of mach softened by understandings. The text hints at diplomatic or personal context but lacks full details or clear events.
Molloy District Sub-branch Plans Post Christmas Fund Drive
The Molloy District Sub-branch of the R.G JBallA held its monthly meeting with chair and committee planning a fund appeal after Christmas. Builders work on the Julatten ob Kelp Renel Macang building site progresses with timber on site and two carpenters employed. The meeting praised head teacher Tom Houston who will transfer to Thursday Island, and noted financial balances of credit £289 and general fund £21. The annual school breaking up picnic featured sports, food, and a Christmas tree with gifts for every child. A successful fete at the CWA grounds raised funds with stalls, entertainment, and presentations, as families and teachers celebrated the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molloy
Montthly
R.G Jballa
Heli
Julatten
Achor
Eee Hennes
Molioy
T. Houston
Santa Clara
Houston
Oery
McKoy School
Wen
Tierscey Island
W. Rasbory
Moloy
Mr. Houston
Mrs. Houston
Fam Ty
Malloy
Mes James C. Crowley
H. Vains
Molloy School Committee
CWA
Tom Ebreen
Mess. T. Houston
B. Woodhouse
R. Dyer
Port and help profits and CWA meeting notes
On Thursday afternoon the final meeting of the CWA branch was held with President Mis Fecrazani presiding. Discussions covered catering for a New Year’s dance, replacement of window sashes, and a price rise through April. Mrs Gray won the Britain fund prize. afternoon tea was shared with visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. Veivers.
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CWA
Nisan
Gray
A. Reece
BR. Dyer
B. Woucouss
C. Crowley
RB. Millar
ML de Tourneyer
REL
Britain
Millar
Ravenshoe Court Charges Consume December Session
Frank Brylka a 24 year old Polish miner faced multiple charges in Ravenshoe Court of Petty Sessions after a guilty plea on obscene language and theft. He was convicted on the language count with £1 fine or seven days, and on theft faced £? restitution and one month imprisonment in default, plus a destruction charge leading to seven days imprisonment. Prosecution by Constable M Rambling and Sergeant A V Cumming.
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Ravenshoe
Court of Petty Sessions
Messrs
B. J. Butler
C. F. Cooper
Frank Brylka
Poland
Queensland Contractors Ltd
Tully Falls
Prore-electric
Grigg Street
Revenshoe
M. Rambling
A. V. Cumming
Rotary visit highlights Christmas carol origins in Tully
Miss Oster and Mr Velure, junior farmers from the United States, visited the One Queensland Junior Farmers' League at Tully. Rev Weber spoke on the miracle of Christmas music, explaining carol origins. Ruth noted the talk as enlightening, while Bob Velure outlined the 4H motto Head Heart Hand Earth. Rotary officials offered Christmas wishes for the new year.
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John Park
Brisbane
Miss Oster
Velure
United States
Jopre Mann
Pai Kelly
Wiles Branni- Een
Tully
Queensland
Junior Farmers’ League
Nick Nichola
Cyril
International Iiwst
Rotary Chub
Biamartk
North Dakon
Ruth
Bob Velure
Con Wientd
Tully Notes and Court Fines Reported in December
The Tully court records disclose penalties for two defendants aged under 21 and 31 for public bar violations, with fines and seven-day defaults. Other local notices cover holidays, transfers, and teaching staff movements among Tully residents and nearby districts.
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Womens Weekly
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