Methodist Fair Opens with Lady Butters in Bowty Anna
The Methodist fair opened under the auspices of Lady Butters at Bowty Anna church, with a large tea meeting and plans to fund a new organ. Remarks praised the women who organized the event and the committee’s teamwork, noting substantial receipts and cleared items by Saturday evening.
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Tuterm
Bowty Anna
Weit
Wartar
Luis
Hutter
Riley
Iin Thamar
I. de Vercne
Memiwra
Lythem
Mithourh
John
Iycretary
Trunuver
W. McGowan
Almart
Commonwealth Bankruptcy Act Update Summary
A Commonwealth bankruptcy notice appears with garbled text outlining legal actions and judicial roles. The fragment references a judge and court processes, mentioning early WW era terms and the functioning of commissions, with unclear dates and specifics.
Canberra Scots Plan Burns Memorial Building
Canberra Scots and Australian Scottish groups debated funding a Robert Burns memorial near Parliament House with a £25,000 statue cost and a memorial hall, aiming to unite Scottish societies across Australia. Delegates from Canberra New South Wales Victoria and Western Australia discussed fundraising, governance, and commemorative design amid mixed views on scope and location.
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Robert Burns
Parliament House
Federal Capital Commission
Australia
Canberra Memorials Committees to be appointed soon
An early date is set for the formation of committees to oversee the Canberra memorials project. The National Memorial Committee will supervise the work with subcommittees across regions including Bremmnentunline and BApmEL in Austr ian, coordinating with authorities on plans and ceremonies.
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Getler
New South
Ste. McKinnon
Taneam Carwin
Filey
Anderron
Bonator Piwin
Donald MoKin- Thon
Walter Heatt
Ay Mbhiart McRetery
Z. Mewar
WLW
Hilatil
Howley
Mckinnen
Canberra
Bapmel
Bedi
Cantmer
The Scot on Himself and War Talk in Parliament
Fragmentary speech notes show references to a Scot on himself, wartime morale, and remarks by Mr. J. M. reel ware and Rev. John Walker among others. Mentions of Canberra, Melbourne, and Sydney figures hint at international discussion with lines about temperance and moderation.
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J. Q. McKinnon
Cunivorea
Halt
Monimental Characemr
Aroun
Ntatwary
Jondalning
Mienwim
Allparte
Pion I Meilanifne
JM. Tringle
Hull
Ultten
Sydney
Meurine Fundy
Banherra
Ttn
Sume
Mr. Dringw
Benafor
Canfoora
Koonin
Walt
Wurm
Peake
John Walker
Cinherra
Pavel
Uys
Wale
Burns
Andere
Bela
Mr. Walker
Traian
Robert Harun
Anderson
All Aid
Jchalremuk
Uimcurtan
Henntor
Anderhon
Representation Demanded For Federal Capital Territory
At a public meeting in Canberra the Australian Natives Association urged direct parliamentary representation for the Federal Capital Territory. A 12 member Federal Capital Territory Citizens Representation Committee was formed to press for a delegate in Parliament and a representative on the Federal Capital Commission, with plans to circulate a petition for signatures among all adults in the territory.
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Auertralia
Federal Capital Commission
Federal Capital Territory
Citizens Representation Committee
Purnamani
Canbarra
Australia
Rte of
Colintha
Astralia
JL Mannan Len
Eltrope
Citinena
Capital Territory
Scerty
Madural Capital Territory
Pramautaton
Ir. Mott
Northam
Howe of Heyrosuntatives
Campbell
JK Edwardy
Col
J. Z. H. Goodwin
von Doane
Girl survives raft capsized on Murrumbidgie River
Five canoeists and one girl battled a swift river current when their raft capsized near Uraron Craseing. Mine Liebert was rescued after a fall beneath the raft and taken to Canberra Hospital with probable brain concussion and other injuries while the guide and two others helped pull survivors to safety.
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Uraron Craseing
Livstie Lintert
Canberra
Mies Liebert
Turrow
Opine
Plonto
Miase Joebert
Feant
Misingeon
Mesare “Lartin
Firhardaon
Mert McDonald
Boandel
Hank Ul
S Surone
Meak
Tnt
Peta
John Abe Murremahron
Bowie
Burpee
Wanea
Menta
I. Maclean
Momars
Owe
Mr. McDonald
Train Derailment Near Queanbeyan Destroys Cooma Mail
A Cooma mail train from Buimay Yay derailed between Busta and Queanbeyan at 4 o'clock this morning. Passengers were conveyed to Queanbeyan by train staff and KEW Railway Department care. A breakdown crew from Queanbeyan arrived quickly and the engine, tender, and coach were derailed.
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Buimay Yay
Mixtenalva Gamers
Queanbeyan
Htatlommamer Hoban
Kew
Queanbeyan Weir Council Delays Not To Go Ahead
The local council debates the Weir project with the rivers commission stating methods will keep the stream clean. Officials emphasize the plan remains contingent on final approvals and civic consideration.
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Queanbeyan Weir
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