Oval Schedule At Hue Park Draws Local Attention
A fragment from a local page notes an event at Hue Park with a revised timetable. Organizers urge residents to check updated hours and attend the matinee on a weekday for special demonstrations.
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Newspaper
Geelong Advertiser
Location
Geelong, Victoria, Australia
Date
Aug 11, 1920
Page
3
A fragment from a local page notes an event at Hue Park with a revised timetable. Organizers urge residents to check updated hours and attend the matinee on a weekday for special demonstrations.
The report outlines council meetings at Lascotbur Shire, quarterly attendances, and voting on feudal customs. It notes public works, markets committee items, and a theatre proposal tied to a Melbourne shipment. Also mentioned are charitable funds, theatre plans for Kia Ora, and local entertainment at Ballaw with dates and attendees.
Officials reacted to the appointment of Major-General Fir John Uethbrend as head of Tasmania's police force. The underlined move drew mixed opinions from prominent police figures about government direction and next steps in public safety.
Community notices detail planning for a Gala at Kitchener Memorial Hospital and a Palo de Jonze event. Local organizers and committees discuss fundraising, scheduling changes, and volunteer roles amid scheduling conflicts and anticipated attendance.
Hon H W F Richardson urged broader supervision of films amid concerns over harmful content. He cited unregulated titles in Melbourne society scenes and wild west depictions. Clarke noted federal jurisdiction, while Richardson favored legislation to enforce the ministers view, despite opposition.
The House of Commons backed a resolution to fund £100,000 of a £500,000 guarantee for the British Empire Exhibition. Lord Kellaway said the event would celebrate the empire’s war role and showcase its resources. Private sources were expected to cover the remaining sum, with a focus on expanding markets and shared Empire prospects.
Fragmentary OCR note shows a brief item about troubles faced by Fortumsie and associated concerns. No clear names or places are readable beyond the damaged text.
A report states a Baltic voyage was forced to end when a destroyer compelled the ship to depart. Details include routes toward Queenstown and Liverpool with commentary on the incident and subsequent movements of related persons.
The London Times reports on a controversial interview with Dr Mannix aboard the destroyer Weavern near Queenstown. The exchange touched on Irish affairs and Britain’s stance, with Mannix resisting certain proposals and the crowd reacting with mixed sentiment as the ship moved toward Liverpool and other ports.
Reports from the Daily Express recount Premier Mannix facing a drawn future as he travels toward Lane and Paddington. Crowds chant outside Liverpool, with bishops and delegates observing, while Dr Mannix denies plans to retire and contemplates next steps in a tense, unsettled scene.
The dispatch describes Allied plans to assist Poland with supplies and technical support while avoiding direct troop engagement. It notes Britain and France seeking unity with the Soviet side and reports a press conference on wartime aid measures and potential ship movements against German forces.
The Saar dispute triggers protests as workers oppose railway blockades and streets closed after threats. German officials including Herr Olwert face inquiry. Government funds totaling 5 000 000 Werks, labeled 0250 000, are cited for propaganda and espionage purposes under the Versailles framework.
The report alleges abuse of Father Jerger during detention in Australia. It claims officials denied proper care and information, cites alleged mistreatment by staff, and notes a request for fair treatment and possible legal action.
A partial transcript shows Darden and Reiter amid a heated Lords session. Aadee Be Whale and others discuss a possible action while a large crowd and reporters observe the chamber dynamics.
A late Sir Samuel Griffith is remembered in a formal gubernatorial homage as Adrian Koos, Chief Justice, reflects on his lifetime public service to the state and Commonwealth. The message notes his leadership within a long imperial framework and the esteem held by peers.
Nominations close with the town clerk at a specified hour as candidates contest the North ward seat. The notice outlines policies and procedures for filings and notes a Madden case linked to Middace wear and related council considerations.
In London the parliamentary labor party and allied groups meet to oppose potential war over Poland. A joint conference warns that war between the Allies and Soviet Russia would be a crime against humanity and calls a national conference to organize industrial action to defeat it.
At a veteran Protestant Federation gathering in New South Wales Alderman Ness defended clemency for an escaped nun, citing support from R. B. K. Barton of the Loyal Orange Lodge as his basis to judge the nun’s welfare and fit treatment.
Legislative Assembly debates the Public Service Bill with focus on junior teachers. Issues include wages boards, class promotions, and elasticity for the fifth clerk class. Government urged to consider Public Convasioner recommendations and to limit Act duration. controversy over potential delays if the bill passes.
A garbled 19th century testimonial claims Nellie Evans from Manewsie, MD found relief from facial pimples using Outicura. The fragmentary text includes a personal healing story and unclear quotes.
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