Welcome delegates to crowded CW A town hall
A warm welcome greeted thirty delegates to the State Conference of the United Land Country Women’s Association at Charleville on a Wednesday evening. The event featured speeches by Mra Patetax and Mra Graham Myine, with a strong emphasis on unity, collaboration, and planning for future branch activities. Delegates from New South Wales Queensland and New Zealand noted the association’s reach and shared experiences, while a reception at Garrie’s Hall closed the day with birthday cakes and musical tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo
McGremury
Saaimeme
Thor Torer
Bayer
Methremarim
Maying
Berry
Bier
Ancweiy
Graham Myine
Tate ‘Grealdeet
Siew
Chaviowile
Bern
Terence Seal
Ehwrke
Charlott
Bach
Sark
Torainant
Faittae
Charkeriite
Abby
Charterite
Leona
Sivorer
Mra Palchex
Charlerilie
Seoul
Rew South Waiea
Macmaith
New South Wales
CW. A
Macusah
Orange
New Sith
Quemsland
Ormtape
Gresent
New Bowth ‘Wales
Uveenalaind
Quermadan
Purner
Australia
Zgalant
New Zealand
Beck
Keono
Lacy
A. Machanan
Queensland
Charleville
Sata
Mra Crowther
Jack Jock
Mra
Blacklock
Ra JM Mackin
B A McGeoch
Roma
Garries
Aid
Tesh Myine
Public Theatre Lease Debate Highlights City Platform
The note discusses a public theatre lease and platform proposals for a town run by a municipal venture. It warns against wasteful management and calls for honest, efficient governance to ensure quality programming for patrons amid debates on rate changes and public participation. The writer urges scrutiny and progressive use of municipal resources.
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Tuit
Ten Council
Manlethal Enterprise
Allen
Mamiepal
Deaitien
Mabtie
McWha Replies to Espie and Allen on Municipal Affairs
Ald R A McWha responds to Mr Espie and Mr Allen at a meeting discussing municipal enterprise. He questions influence within the council, defends his stance on appointing a manager, and notes the need for accountability amid calls for reform and public favor. The exchange touches on signatures, department control, and the scope of aldermanic influence.
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Ald
R. A. McWha
Mr. Espie
Mr. Allen
Kayie
Allen
Kepie
Tait
Tim
Kory
Ube Howe Department
Flame Department
Mharteilin
Camwell Chamber
McGregor
Mall
Batsmen Again On Top In Weekday Cricket Report
A detailed, fragment filled cricket recap highlights Commeriate chasing success and Gowrie at Biudacy with standout bowling from Crewe and strong hitting from Wanderers. It notes top scorers, partnerships, and pivotal over conditions, naming players such as Carter, Maher, Wilson, McKeever, and Teare, during the day’s matches and scores.
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Commeriate Scoresto
Yirtortanaine Wandernrs
Gowrie Ayear
Biudacy
Beatae
Marrs Carter
Balun
Deukein
Teunchibe
Wilson
B. Crewe
V, Graham
B. Freee
Aantas
Ts Rowling
J MeKeever
Dickie OI
Crewe
Meuschete
M. Carter
H Carter
Hilline
Sanors
EL Homedale
McKeever
B. Teare
Dickie
Conference Opens Womans Association Meeting in State
The State Conference of the Country Women’s Association opened amid formal proceedings and speeches. Leaders and attendees, including Mrs. Palehas and Mine White, discussed organizational growth, public works, and future plans while highlighting women’s roles in the new administration.
Extension Granted for Picture Theatre Lease Dispute Resolved
The council approved an extension of the Picture Theatre lease amid alterations and revenue concerns. Directors Drovemedia and Veneration Wiki proposed changes while outlining costs and conditions, including a potential £3,000 cap and staged payments. The motion, supported by Alderman Connell and Mayor, aimed to balance present obligations with future presentations and public access.
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Connell
Jitu
Selina
Willy
Juan
Ieee
Teer
Phe Connell
Charteville
Council
Reese
Toad Lauer
Bice Hare
Rome
Coset
Am Protognes
Thin Dance
Ples
M Holt
Eulafamerson
Nirvane
Midie Pine SF
de Wwert
Bishop of Toowoomba Basil Roper consecrated in solemn ceremony
Dr Basil Roper, bishop of Toowoomba, was consecrated in a formal ceremony led by metropolitan and visiting prelates. Attendees included Archbishop Sthnanic and Dr McCarthy, with relatives such as Mr WL Roper and others from Warracknabeal and Ballarat. Roper's education at St Patrick’s and Manly College and prior pastoral roles were noted as background to his new episcopal assignment.
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Rani Rayer
Stnanic
Mewar Marold
Lon
Ete Roper
Smre
C. Gough
Wishaw
Mies Muariat Roper
McKeon
de Mugen
Pratior
Tyree
Eald
Tornae
I Giuney
Archistahoy
Beeth
Trum
Ballarat
I Coles
Community Hall Concerts to Charge Three Pounds a Night
Town council discusses funding for a charity and community concerts at Lamartevi town hall. Alderman Dyer questions the Musical and Dramatic Society’s aims while a motion to set a four pound admission is debated. Controversy over ambulance funding and venue costs leads to a split council vote and a plan for a further committee review.
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Lamartevibiy
Charterite Centre
Belding
Ald Dyer
Musical Ind Dramatic Society
McRewmunt
Ald
Dye
Tieton
Marie
Wireleme Statens
Tentat
Dyer
Erasien
Tararmaicy
Wolfe
Coopett
Amy
Vine Price
Sil Bey
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the Picture Theatre Lease
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Wits
Ste Allen
Maine
Mar Bhiin
Wwe
Hmtfoyithy
Harry Carter
Uae
Sen
Rowling
Jenkin
J. Out
Toll
V. Demsom
RL PeTips
Philloe B. Forrest
L. Toure
Conwell
Mallee
Merterdile
Lew Warding
Weller
Livyel
Chuefeyilin
Abd
Mayer
C.W.A. Conference
Lang
Del
Roth Walen
Puietas
Laurhcoe
Oceaney
Palehas
Abe
Aethior
Buchanan
Mom Putrfax
Mira Kemp
Ding Flr
Bnetranewide
Greer
Pune
New House Wales
Renaim
Sautirre
Erin
Lithaes
Mire
Pevaldton
Xeww
Pratt
Mederah
Shah
Wal Ales al Dee
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Picture Theatre Lease
Revue Oe Jung Ey
Toowoomba
Basil Roper
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