Yass Fire Levels Store in Extensive Blaze
A large store and adjacent shops in Cooma Street Yass were destroyed by a Wednesday night fire. Fire brigades fought the blaze for hours with strong winds pushing flames toward nearby premises. two o clock saw partial containment as debris and smoke affected the area. Proprieties including Mak Plein and Mr Bowtell suffered heavy losses while owners sought temporary arrangements to resume trade.
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Cooma Street
Yass
Pereta
Wourd Bey Odin
Bey
Mak Plein
Mr. Bowtell
Mnual
Boon Baa
Camp Fracas Ends With Three Men Charged
Three men from a camp in Avanm were charged after a dispute at a teiek works camp. Duchy Cooksen aged 40 and Robert Macphereen aged 20 appeared in Weserhige Poles Court on Monday with others after allegedly assaulting William Collier during a paving run company incident. A writ of information was granted in February with bail set at 20 pounds each.
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Asia
Teiek
Weserhige
Avanm
von Monday
Pranels
Bofotin Duchy Cooksen
Robert Macphereen
District Racing Association Sought At Canberra Meeting
A Canberra meeting discussed forming a district racing association to boost standards. Cankerrahol and premier pace club leaders urged unity with mini racing bodies represented across the district to plan a regional conference.
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Artuckie
Auaierium
Arbuckdwall
Distri
Canberra
Els
Bryan
Canberra Leguta
South Coast
ABU
Ma Thy Glion Ad Ita
Cooma
Fishing restrictions lifted for lines at Purrenjuck and Yars Rivers
The old limits on fishing with hooks at lines A and B near Purrenjuck and the arid Yars Rivers were removed. In September 1626 the regulations were updated to allow wider hook use and more fishing activity in the area.
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Fabio
Purrenjuck
Yars
Ben
Manic armed robbery shocks Auckland town
A gunman robbed residents near Dan meVieke causing panic as people fled behind trees and cars. Police cornered and captured the suspect after a violent confrontation. the incident followed rumors of broader unrest and security concerns in the area.
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Auckland
DanmeVieke
Conan
Tole
State government move to abolish per capita payments debated
The government opposition aligns with the Cranmore wealth on abolishing per capita payments. A cabinet meeting is scheduled as the issue heads to a debate in Melbourne, with representatives of the suites to attend.
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Pilenda
Cranmnonwealth
Melbourne
Lamin Couney
Victoria faces large task in decisive Sheffield Shield match
Victoria must chase a daunting total as they defend 429 in the second innings. Ponsford and Hendry posted centuries while Mayes, Hornibrook and Mirant took key wickets in a tense clash.
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Victoria
Coenslind
Icenelanders
Ponsford
Mayes
Hendry
Hornibrook
Horing
Amd
A. Millar
Meyow
I. Elgg
B. Liddiewt
Hornbrook
Ells
Returned Soldiers Meeting at Ainslie Branch
Ainslie sub-branch of the Returned Soldiers and Sailors League held a meeting to finalize plans for the first amplie sort under the branch auspices. A motion to allow returned and deceased soldiers to attend sitebound functions was proposed for a federal member vote.
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Ainslie
Returned Solidiers and Sailore’ League
Branc
Mount Aimee
London University Claims Empire Reach Amid Expansion
The article notes London University growing as the empire’s largest, with numerous colleges under a loose constitution. It cites about 860 undergraduates in residence, compares the scale to Oxford and Cambridge combined, and lists new colleges in London and allied centers, highlighting faculties and regional centers.
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LiMeult
Oxford
Cambridge
Princ
King's
Strand
University
Gower Street
Cline
Balliol
Christ Church
Brasenose
New
Onford
London
Tte
OC University
Ylu‘wnte
Teerenn
Agninetl
Fond Das Ali
Ciluungpuw
Empire
Weather Summary for February Data Marked by Unclear OCR
The record notes average wind speeds and rainfall readings with several unreadable lines. It mentions February values like 7 miles per hour and 4 miles per hour at various times and that no rainfall has been recorded during the current month to date. It also compares to February readings from the previous year.
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Pet Heirs
Pebsuery
Methodist Church Foundation Laid at Canberra South Ainslie
The first Canberra Methodist Church foundation stone was laid at South Ainslie in the Federal Capital Territory in a ceremony attended by officials and church members. Speakers noted the dream city’s growth and urged continued fundraising to complete the central Capitol Hill church and minister’s residence.
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South Ainslie
First Methodist Church of
Canberra
Capitol Hill
Silas Bembrick
Goulburn
Vhn G. Wheen
W. OH. Jones
Hey
W. Evans
Joenbeyan
L. Wereoe
Methodist Church
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America
Uerl
Capitel Satta
Welcomme Vise Atendadiso
J. H. Butters
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Canerra
Bocmme
Camberr
Lamberro
Meanville
First Methodist
Federal Capital Territory
Christian Church
Australia
Mentalista
Rocal
John Weasley
Alk
Parliament Haus
Mr. Callaghan
Joni
John G. Wheen
Free Methodist Church
W. H. Jones
Philharmonic Annual Meeting in Canberra Proceedings
The Canberra Philharmonic Society held its annual general meeting at Acton Hall with Mr OW presiding. Officers were elected including Governor-General as president and J Hy Butters as vice president. the society plans a strong push for the May 9 Parliament functions and a Causeway Hall concert on March 6 featuring the Vice Regal Orchestra. A condolence wreath was sent for the late vice president Mr Commissioner Ha German.
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2. T. McNamara
Canberra
Sub-branca
Vier
Canberra Philharmonic Society
Acton Hal
Tate
Lot
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Philharmonie
Alo
Causeway Fall
Canberma Vice-Regal Orchestra
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Aisa
J. Hy Butters
MPL
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Dyaie
Mias G. A. Paul
S Conmmutes
Mire
A. Helson
Jewow
Molonmelo
Iyur
Tarago Fire Coroner's Finding
The Tarago district coroner completed the inquiry into the December 10 bush fire that damaged stock and property. He found the Lehane property destroyed by a fire starting near the tileway line beside Carney's property and originating from a spark from a railway engine.
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Oul
Tarago
J. J
DB. Lehane
Tiliweay
Carney
Telopea Park School and Capitol Hill Fund Campaign
Promises were received outside the grant by general conference totaling about £90 19s. Moe, active for 11 years in missing church funds, sought annual missions support for nine years. He presented the cause to the people and a subscription list was opened. Contributions rose to £266 2s in a tea meeting at Acton Hall followed by a church funds concert.
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Telopea Park School
Capitol Hill
General Conference
Moe
Sana
Acton Hall
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