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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1925
Page
2
The Hig oulburn Evening Pen Post issue from Saturday August 1 1925 presents local notices and brief news items typical of a small town newspaper. Readable content highlights community happenings, advertisements, and public notices common to the period.
A disjointed local discussion argues that property assessments are too low and that council members elected to reduce rates must align with taxpayers. It warns high rates burden both residents and workers, claiming rate changes pass to consumers and urge electing aldermen who favor tax relief for the broader public.
Me H Dean, appointed by the Bush Missionary Society of N.8.W., to labor in the extreme western part of the state, will spend tomorrow in Goulburn. He will preach at Bourkestradt Baptist Church in the morning and North Goulburn Methodist Church in the evening, then address the Coldamithst Methodist Sunday School in the afternoon.
Jerome J Julin gon, an Electrician's Mate from the U S Navy, is visiting Goulburn as a guest of Mr and Mrs I Knowles of Grafton Street. He has been confined to bed for the past week with an illness but is now recovering and expected to be about again soon.
A fragmented report outlines the Hospital Art Union drawing results with seven prizes awarded. Names such as Gans, Mr. WON, and others are listed among prize winners, plus various streets and localities referenced in connection with the event. The piece emphasizes the hospital’s effort and gratitude for support while detailing prize allocations and attendees.
A fragmented weather note describes wintry winds and pale skies for the day. Breezy morning conditions shift through the afternoon with scattered clouds and light showers. Nearby towns report similar winds and a chill in the air as a cold front moves in.
A report on old coins and tokens including Victoria era issues and a half penny presentation. Mentions Mr La Clare at Real Vive and a farewell for Mr Potty Bossions, with a Reid-mounted silver matted token presented at a residence on Parkotreet.
Residents gathered at Yarriwonpa in Mammon on Tuesday evening for dancing that extended into the early hours. A delayed supper was served, and the event was well received by attendees.
The article recalls Mr Tt McLeancd, longtime chief inspector at Prinses sehends, celebrating a career spanning 42 years. It notes his teaching and supervisory work, mentions universities and government roles, and references dates, places, and institutions connected to his tenure and retirement plans.
In a tense session members debate a censure motion linked to the government’s handling of treaties and depictions of policy. The discussion centers on whether to challenge leadership amid concerns about deposition and broader aims beyond current arrangements.
Auburn St Garden Committee plans to plant canna palms and grass. Despite garbled text, the draft outlines a reworking of plots and efforts to beautify the area with decorative plantings and organized layout between facilities described with mixed, unclear wording.
Preliminary work on Mulwaree Dam advances with community rallies and river coverage plans. Divisional Engineer confirms permits and scheduled phases, noting best practices and ongoing assessments of alignment and protection measures for the project area.
A long circular fragment details budget concerns for Sam Squares and a chaotic scene at a community dinner. It mentions wages, a £100 item, and debates over repairs, plus remarks from residents and a mayoral figure about civic duties and local standards in a village setting.
A muddled report describes Acwal Geb’s Friday journey to Goulburn with Alterman tactics and ties to New Jersey figures. The account mentions Lubke of Hiloan, Merahey, and a planned voyage with Ship plans and contact with Te Gearhere. Local officials and businesses face a postponed trip and lingering questions about open ships, invitations, and logistic hurdles.
A messy OCR fragment alleges a US based scandal involving sailors and officials in Australia. It references a Prime Minister figure and naval staff, with unclear timelines and names, suggesting a cover story about theft or misconduct tied to American interests and international visitors.
Residents participate in a city property valuation project led by G. hush of the Water Division. Inspectors will assess White Chat properties and nearby areas including Lay, Falehtatt, Cowper, Cities, Reng, Lido. Work aims to finish by Christmas with homeowners guiding improvements and volunteers involved in rights surveys.
A fragmented report details an associates golf event with participants including Mrs Raley, Mrs Atlantis, and others in a local contest. It notes Gillespie, Pitist, and McCallun among players, with unclear scoring or outcomes. Further readable fragments suggest a competitive round hosted by On the Links Associates.
Constable Coldough suffered a serious accident when his right foot was struck by an axe while he worked alone. He received medical attention and was moved to a local hospital for treatment.
Fragmentary OCR shows A M P Society probate and life office ad by district agent Shellabear. Mentions trust, dowment and children’s provisions, with addresses and costs like 2/8 and 3) M Bale. Contains names, locations, and firm references in a faded historical notice.
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