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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
4
A fragmented note reports a small debts case before the county court with references to a plaintiff and an official named We Silmeriann and mentions a supervisor or magistrate. The legibility is poor but indicates a civil action outcome pending.
Fragmented OCR notes show a renewal action mentioned for a hotel and guests. Names such as W. J. Culver and a Qatari association appear in garbled form. The text references permits or licenses and local officials but lacks clear, coherent details.
In Gordwa Police Court before Mr. Butler and Mr Merriehargr a defendant faced charges related to regulated premises and illegal activity. The record notes a fine and a probationary period, with references to an operator and licensed premises during the period in question.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions alley and names unclear with possible references to wheat or mill terms. no clear event or entities to anchor a full news item. summary reflects uncertain transcription and missing key details.
Fragmented OCR text shows disputes over wheat yields at Leeks Jiert, a 160 000 haga payment at a station yard, and opposition to compulsory voting. It mentions Henry tat werk, Tattersall, and Mag human topics, plus references to Victorian governance figures. The passage also notes government plans for a tre tank and bridegenders, and quotes MLA T. Dall with various departmental and senate discussions.
The Corowa council announced completion of the municipal valuation. Key figures show rateable land value and capital value, with general, water supply, and loan accounts detailed. Councillors Bray Langster and others reported on tax limits, rates, and capital assessments.
The Corowa Free Press notes a town meeting with residents gathered to hear the attorney of the imperial office of Nolesteee discuss the artisthew. The event occurred eight miles from the town and left attendees turning the meeting toward further action.
Amid parliamentary questions and committee reports, ministers discuss industrial action and road works funding. The record covers labor strikes in Newcastle, calls to extend public works, and government plans to manage pensions, roads, and economic measures while addressing public interest and potential unrest.
A fragmented report covers a monthly ROWA Hospital meeting held in Connril chambers. It notes attendees including Deane, Bh King, W. J. Treolteni, and A. R Memn as secretary. Discussions address hospital finances, a Sunday trip, and officer actions including a charity collection, repairs, and election of officers with votes and resignations.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and terms. Mentions a 4 K Varkle contest and a group including A Bolg, A Dia, and others. Some legible items reference Galbraith and Biche with unclear roles.
A fragmentary report lists participants and staff connected to a Superior Public School program. The text names several instructors and students, references a cultural department and agricultural displays, and mentions a wall display from the local area. Details are unclear due to OCR issues.
Local advert announces extended premises for Christmastide shopping by J Riper jeweller and T G Hamilton while a "Bold Vow Homes" project and new grocer department prepare to stock wines ales and delicacies. Special displays include Christmas china pewter and chimes with promising forecasts of goods and prices for the season.
The Presbyterian Church reports a Hospital Sunday appeal total of 178 donors contributing cash receipts of £23 with a projected wheat charity goal between £90 for the year. Donations from Warrawongs and Mewre Epherwe have begun, and efforts include church offerings to support frontier hospital funds.
A fragmentary report mentions individuals tied to a station in Wahgunyeh and parish figures. It notes an elderly widow and a person named Arnaud aged SL years, with references to health, travel today, and a prime minister addressing a crowd. The text is garbled and partially unreadable.
Fragmentary report notes a repeat event involving Corews fa Abelgeusiel scheduled at Busberggiew on Setar day. Names such as Moetaggart and Baylin appear among participants with unclear roles. Further readable details are limited.
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