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Newspaper
Corowa Free Press
Location
Corowa, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
8
The Sydney Votes report sketches evolving political lines as parties vie for power amid economic strains. It notes supporters rally for reforms, questions about parliamentary pay, and the likelihood of key figures like Abbott influencing policy, with debate over constitutional rules and provincial considerations shaping the campaign.
Fragmentary report discusses attempts to lift water uphill and grow crops, with references to energy, costs, and public concerns. It mentions penalties, councils, and resistance, portraying a troubled planning scene and contested water use.
A historical draft outlines assisted immigration rules for New South Wales, detailing agent general authority, eligibility criteria, and conditions for bringing spouses and relatives from the old country. Provisions cover admission, funding assistance, travel expenses, and government guarantees tied to the Premier’s approval.
Court timetable outlines weekly sessions for Folios Magia and Paly courts. Altusry-Every Monday. Uorowa-Weat and third Wednesday each month. Daysdiale-Second Thursday in the west. Vermanton-Latest Friday in the month, two long Friday days. Mulvale-First Thursday designated.
Fragmented OCR notes show a local notices section with garbled wording, names, places, and dates. It mentions Hawhocur, parish references, and a vote related detail, but most specifics are unreadable, producing a hazy public notice snapshot.
Corowa Free Press covers local district reports, ward market updates, and municipal council notices. Includes district news, land and property reports, secretive local views, and up to date sporting motion items from Denorel News.
Fragmentary local notice warns advertisers about changes to standing ads and deadlines every Wednesday at 10 am and on Saturdays for the academy session. The message is unclear but indicates a formal alteration process and potential penalties or procedures.
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