Monaro Electorate Officers Elected at Queanbeyan Meeting
A colonial era report notes the formation of the A L T for Monaro with officer elections at Queanbeyan School of Arts. Officials include President A Bowers Senior Vice President W Ballard Junior VP George Tangye and Secretary Pod McCauley. A test meeting is set for Cooma on January 7 with a Monaro leadership visit to Bungendore the following day. Captain's Flat forms a branch with President W Bollard Vice Presidents Kitto and Dene show Secretary R B K Blinksell Treasurer J Bollard.
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Monaro
School of Arts
Queanbeyan
Cooma
Captain's Flat
Bungendore
A. Bowers
Wm. Ballard
George Tangye
Pod. McCauley
Queansbeyan
Townell
Amd
Etapa Monaro
Bungenlore
Lenge
Teacue
Captain’s Flat
W. Bollard
Mesara J. Kitto
Deneshow
RB. Kk. Blinksell
J. Bollard
Queanbeyan Prepares for Royal Visit With Park Bookings
The Queanbeyan general committee reports heavy advance bookings for car spaces at Queanbeyan Park ahead of the Duke and Duchess of York visit. Melbourne visitors dominate reserves, with 500+ from the city. Plans include park surveys, lithographs, and advertisements, while authorities address dangerous algae and street access for expected crowds.
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Queanbeyan Park
Melbourne
Queanbeyan
Chuembeyan Park
H. F. Halloran
Crawford Street
Presbyterian Ladies College Goulburn Growth and Investment
The Presbyterian Ladies' College at Goulburn has grown since its six year founding from 40 to about 120 students. Over £30,000 has been spent on grounds buildings and equipment with modern facilities including electric light municipal water and hot water service. The school boasts qualified university teachers in the secondary department and strong examination results. Authorities in Australia and Britain endorse boarding schools for education and discipline, as reflected in this establishment's postwar growth.
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Goulburn
Canberra
Ericimles
Werkest
Britain
Queanbeyan Council Reports General Fund Balance
Queanbeyan Municipal Council Finance Committee presents the General Fund statement showing a balance of £2608 1 5 with credits in Electricity Fund No 1 Trust Fund Receipts and Water Fund and notes amounts due to the Federal Capital Commission. Sanitary Fund weak but quarterly accounts due. Outstanding debts include General Rate £797 9 0 Town Hall Loan Fund £60 10 11 Electricity Fund No 1 £260 8 1. Half of General Rates and about one quarter of Town Hall loan rates remain outstanding since 1925.
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Queanbeyan Municipal
Town Hall
Federal Capital Commission
General Tate
French super radio station to surpass rivals near Paris
Announcement of a new powerful French 9 super broadcasting station planned near Paris, claimed to exceed the British Daventry station and a German 50 000 watt facility. Paris already hosts three official stations and many unofficial posts, but reception is hindered by propaganda and low quality programming.
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Daventry
Paris
Cutteertn
Wyo
Shopa
Silent Cop at Monara and Lowe Streets
Qu an beled council ends with plan to paint a silent cop at the corner of Monara and Lowe Streets amid hard times and flood fears. Residents hope the dim figure will bring calm as motors pass and letters reach the city fellow within a week.
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Queanbeyan
Monara and
Lowe Streets
Braidwood Hospital Carnival Opens With Successful Events
The Braidwood Hospital carnival began Thursday with a gymkhana on the show ground. Despite dull weather, attendance was strong. The Cinderella Ball at Institute Hall drew a happy crowd with music by the Goulburn City Orchestra. Friday featured athletic events at Recreation Ground with good turnout but limited variety. Saturday’s races and contests, despite stormy weather, drew a large crowd and raised over £60. Events included Wood Chop, 60 Yard Sprint, and Novelty Pony Race with lively participation from local districts.
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Bradwood Hospital
Institute Hall
Goulburn City
Recreation Ground
Yorda
N. Johnson
W. Gordon
W. Alley
E. Mutton
L. Parringe
Parriage
A. Marshall
Backhouse
A. Rackhouse
I. N. Lee
Acconda
Grey Fox
Faireply
Blue Murlila
Ugo
Linpina
Hospital
Reshoom
Daily
Brew
Magic Square
Littlo
Phelka
Queanbeyan Council approves kerb work and silent police unit
The Works Committee inspected Uriarra Road and recommended 6 inch kerb in front of J Esmond’s garage and 8 inch kerb for the lower side premises, plus 50 feet of path on the northern side. A silent police device will be installed at Crawford Street and Uralla Road, and a white-painted silent cop at Monaro and Lowe Streets. A strong room at the rear of the Council chambers is planned with an estimated cost. The Registrar General queried public use of Aurora, Endurance and Silva Avenues. the council confirmed open access and control, noting slight use of Aurora Avenue while Endurance and Silva Avenues were not yet used.
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Queanbeyan Council
Uriarra
New South Wales
Aurora
Endurance
Siva Avenuta
Dalwoon
Silva
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Canberra Steam Laundry Ltd
Sydney Laundry Association
W. Kelly
Orbost
Gippsland
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Gam
Leon Oront
Rally Aaman
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Balmain Bros
Ormost
Clamedeon Tairnedale
Melbuourne
P.L.C
Financial Statement
Braidwood
Council Briefs
Crawford Buireet
Urlarra
Monaro and
Lowe
Gounell
BEB CO
Bathurst House
Corner Bathurat
Castlereagh Etrecta
Ctry
Offen
Sydney
Super Wilton
Royal Axminster
Chesta
Camperdown
O. K. Elliott’s, Ltd
Fconomic
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AUL Leichhardt
Haberfield
Fivedock
Ot O.K.E
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E. M. Gee
Federal Capital Sports and Music Store
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P. WW. Hammond
Waltham
Elgins
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P. W. Hammond
M.O.A
Queanbevan
K.B
Tooth & CO. Ltd
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