Evening Penny Post Reflects on War and Peace
The June 3 language piece discusses wartime sentiment and the aim of peace terms. It references British and American leaders, public opinion in the United States, and the hoped for rapprochement with Britain. It notes the response to recent naval and diplomatic events and contemplates future international alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Dondon
Phillies
Eppils
Spain
Japan
Washington
Wren
Baghdad
America
South Africa
Capetown
House of Assembly
General Smuts
Defence
Counting the absent vote at Werriwa slows tallying
The Werriwa precinct reports slow progress counting absent votes with over ten poles yet to be counted. By Thursday only limited counts completed, as voters’ envelopes and papers require meticulous handling and verification before tallying a majority outcome for the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednesley
Pell Burrows
Grinfell
Morcwmbinarrok
Goulburn Motor Club meeting detailed with plans and speakers
The Goulburn Motor Club held a Wednesday meeting chaired by Mr OC Wangle. Jim Wee arranged a holiday event and invitations were extended to members for a visit to Tre Viedted with Barbenjguck and other places listed. The session included trophy results, club member departures, and thanks to Mr T Mere for photographic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangle
Park Abtendanen
Fae Kwin
Jim Wee
Tae
Ilewest
Ih Daibestaie
Tom Giowle
Barbenjguck
Mater Cliboot
Wassell
Mermer
Mil
Acim
James Ward
Indy Moriatey
Tee
Hennon
Me Hannon
Fev Weralong
Ste. Moller
Aml
Mie
Hanition
Minar
Houluan Police Court Reports On Defendant Fate
Fragmentary notes from Houluan Police Court describe a defendant named in unclear terms. The record mentions possible involvement with a person named Trareich and references to being alive, with no clear outcome or charges stated. The legible content is insufficient to determine the case specifics or verdict.
Political notes on Hughes and Australian Senate powers
The piece discusses W M Hughes declining to state views on election results, debates over Senate versus House powers, and reactions to constitutional reforms. It notes the Senate's role, tensions over representation, party dynamics, and anticipated partisan shifts after upcoming elections. It pins hopes on or fears of Liberal and Labour outcomes and critiques governance trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Australia
Masonic Ball Plans Updated With Committee Roles
The Arran commats tere bern committee of the 4 P. and H. Bodely prepare for the annual Masonic ball in the iovegrmeml parium. A new Mour le he Iniehenh Lnineviniety and extensive alterations will be made. With a larger hall and rebuilt building, the ball is set for Thursday September 14, followed by the jorense ball on the next evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
H. Bodely
Thursine
Wiel Nielsen
Boat-Building Board
New Zealand
Defence
Auckland
Ward
Imperial
Admiralty
Melbourne
Bulli
Porscatt
Thoreday
Mr. Carmichael
Agebine
Goulburn Golf Carnival Underway With City Championship
The Goulburn Golf Club prepares for a carnival featuring a 18 hole medal handicap and the Southern NSW championship in parallel. Entries arrive from Symer Mon Vale Coun Ghicolig Yass Albury Dermanton Vouns and Bonmin with locals eager to compete. A dinner at the Commercial Hotel Saturday and a club event at Merhadon Hall on Tuesday mark the social program as play starts Saturday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulburn
New South Wales
Chapionship
Symer
Mon Vale
Coun
Ghicolig
Yass
Albury
Dermanton
Vouns
Bontmin
Demtand
Rory Caivander
Saul
Stephens
Bates
Commerc(a
Merhadon
Pei
Ronmence
Moodig
Entertainment at the Gaol on King's Birthday show
A varied program at the gaol featured Hey, Canun Viewall and others with Evelyn Phillipa and Mester Clarence Wallace. Audience enjoyment rose as the performers, joined by a music quartet, concluded with the National Anthem and remarks on community spirit. Tennis notes mention Grabbers travel and a growing local scene with Killars and Belvidere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrty
Hey
Canun Viewall
Qamen
Elvelin
Killars
Belvidere
Brdney
Football fixtures and teams listed for Saturday at St Tarwick College ground
A chaotic OCR style listing shows football matches including Kisgedate versus Bangpowh and St Waitrick College, Beath versus Marwlin Wirraith, and a note about Beath Gwalhiara and Railway Seniors selections. The text also names players Laley Fe Mewett and T Cod, plus a long NB and New Zealand tour mentions. Play begins at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OSI
Tieedie Aglet
Tarwick
Kisgedate
Bangpowh
St Waitrick
College
Vw. Beath
Marwlin
Wirraith
Jitiees
Vawik LA Roakwell
Dt Blvybeu
Atelock Aire
Debiom
Melachlan
Theway
Giurrudad
Hatley
Clewett
Mefauville
Dann
Bean
Betts
Tore
Wilson
Campbell
White
Bruna
Fullowisge
Railway
Marwlan
Monnter
Angwin
Delian
Laaggty
Spitluns
Mw Kastan
Vine
Speers
Law
Witonke
Deeley
Jinee
Pandey
Syarki
Tiers
Darpcen
Ringsel
McSullen
Tickser
Mr Donald
Followieg
Team Badue
New Zealand
Sydney
Sabardagy
H. Flallet
South Sydney
Prawley i
Eastern Suburbel
Deane
Sor Syker
Je Tewoneuy
Sart Rydview
A Hewiogahun
North Sydney
Ray Norman
Annandale
Molleway
Eastere Boburbel
Sullivan
North Bydnes
Bo Merce
Eaetery Suburb
Central Southern Hockey Association Meeting Highlights and Matches
The Central Southern Hockey Association held its monthly meeting on Wednesday night to finalize arrangements for upcoming trips and matches. Teams such as Wheelmen, Palgrims, and Spartans Clik were noted along with selection lists and forthcoming games at the Sports Ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeivy Demarinteon
Hdgemente
Sree
ATL Mytoches
Jetuwedd Cne
Sydlpey
Gemmar
Scheel Germaad
Sek Drenne
Rashvitter
Wheelmen
Palgrims
Kerie
Jeromnd
Cieraney
Trojans
Arradiana
Tiireonerr
Aftarthen
Govind
Aelock
Combiord
Ganlborn Foam
Metropolia
Sydow
Wall
Anther
Wil
Vrammar Scheel
Spork
The
Express
Hee Bern
Satumday
Kenmare
Ryetwt
Oanpaene
Morro
Apenadinis Keidere
Sharp
Wheelmare
Glivd
Aeolian
Pridag
Opal Kone Mare
Grogon
Callaghan
Melean
Stervano
MeFidacci
Murrey
J. Tarne
Paster
Markwick
PS Pane
Wicks
Weigel
Beompton
Macy
W. Inn
Yo Finer
Mr. Tanker
Wy Tien
Wo Maur T. Wwaten
Raoye
Crewe
Ghrank
Bo Gin Kawelif
Tr Pall
J Hurley
Wy Metallum
Acmatoh
Mulwaree
Chelmetent
Mubwaree
Geoml
Mon
Niwore
Fall Ache
S. Gregor
Omerlain
Ac Bay
Berks
McGovern
J. O'Trimmell
Mr. Pipgot
Forwands
Wilson
F. Greed
Siu
Kercarkey
Do Stewart
Chelowtond
Satur- Yee
Creteletamn
Baelf Tenehen
BE. Walker
BD. Verwan
Firwarde
E. Sainders
M. Brehlicomona
A Wise
M. Thebans
Oarlain
W. Vernet
ARGYLE STARA BOWKETT MEETING AND RIFLE SHOOTING NOTES
A detailed minutes fragment records the Argyle Stara-Bowkett meeting held at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening. It lists attendees from Port land and Crookewell, outlines decisions on terms of Thaw Haw, weekly premiums, and a pending appropriation for the moiety. It also outlines rifle team selections for Goulborn Rite and notes public works and railway discussion, plus a planned delegation to Manly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Wall
Frankinn Coempledt
Vie State
Quenubeyan
Portland
Wid Crookewell
Antlot
Gale
Henry
Goulborn Rite
Bglney
Mindag
Jonesh
Phy
Waytur
A. W. Hall
A. Daly
J. Rae
J. Forties
TE Wight
WL Walker
J. Cee
Verndon
Vendon
Wettig
Copenin Wright
Ho Goold
Bwv
Lambert
Kyley
Cai
Public Works
Comanttien
Coff
Marbour
Auckland
Eifferne
Walfometn
Manly Fevey
Ballarat Referenda and Election Outcomes Report
Ballarat coverage shows Liberal gains tempered by Labour leads in several divisions amid recounts and absentee votes. Analysts warn results may shift as Victoria and New South Wales districts tally late ballots, withReferenda counts still too close to call and warnings of possible double voting scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Partie Ia
Ballarat
M'Grath
M'Koy
Munday
Widrewsy
Orden
Analiadae
Fuller
Ulaworr
Labour
Burns
Horns
Riverinn
Palkiner
Chouter
Thin
Marquarinnler
Moore
Opminsta
Mir
Curr
Porthey
Atlane
Macquarie
Hopelea
Bente
New Banth Wales
Albert Gould
Millen
Oakes
Victoria
Wuewinland
South Australia
Kelan
King-street
Sydney
Meltouren
Belo
Wimmera
Vennon
Wannoo
Whinmera
Bodine
Indi
Ballargt
M'Kay
Bpooll
Thomas
Lima
Cetk
Labour Party
Senate
Chellinger
Ladwerr
Tehey
Peters
Colljosatoieg
Belbourne
Bean
John Jones
Toles Eure Cardid
Melbourne
Fanewalt
Dalley
New South Wales
Speight
Kingestreet
South
Wales
Hold
A. J
E. DL
Grant
Babe Winter
W. Tlatte
Than Moroner
Ontler
Bath
Barnes
McKinsock
A. W
Add
Amivupher
Lila
Batman
Maughan
W. J
Huta
Bee Mullow
Ferricka
Chataway
Snern
Ledger
Newland
Liye
Bhima
Allen
Peter
Hymeo
Lily
Mair
Mavis
Davies
Atsb Tabmanla
Aoezy
Chaine
Hinkbap
Fasiea
Hurst
J. Abraham
Aire Ogden
Tae
Cameron
Cyril
£3,000,000 for railways firm proposes percentage deal
Arthur Mayoh and M Lachlan for Griffiths and Co outline a 23 million railway plan to be funded on a five percent supervision fee. They claim Australian backing and detail paths from Condebolin to Broken Hill, North Shore bridge, and underground options. Opposition cites day labour policy and questions private borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Mayoh
Griffiths and Company
Australia, Limited
M'Lachlan
Memect
Lachlan
Australia
Lenedon Army Oof
Griffiths and Co. Contractors, Limited
John Norton
London
Lord Howard de Walden
England
Duke of Westinster
Arthur Maroh
Anetrabin
Mlachemid
Mir. H. C. Morten
MLIAA
Arthur Moyer
Atavo
Condebolin
Broken Hill
North Cheat
Treoch
Glenreagh
Derage
Trafic
Oridithsta
Axis Tres Co
I Law
Lia Orler
Kydovy
Mayeh
North Coat Milwar
Norton Grifitha Propons
Norton Grifithe
Canada
Griffith
Gregory M'Girr
Mr. M'Girr
Craidith
Balkans News Roundup From June Reports
Telegraph cor respondent in Gulanika notes Greek left merges with the Bervian right near Tahtib as Bulgarians watch and press advances. Serbia, Greece, and Hungary sign a neutral zone pact while cabinet resignations rumble in Sofia. Bulgarian Serb treaty outcomes discussed in Vienna with Adrianople and Macedonia stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balkans
Tandon
Daily Telegraph
Gulanika
Trdila Mercen
Belgrade
Vienns
Thane
Sebranje
Neue Freie Presse
Adrianople
Macedonia
Vieni
Turse
Shutari
Tromers
Bertion Shutari
Wien
Rifle Association Grants Debate At National Posse Meeting
The National Posse Association discussed grant distribution rules at a Wednesday session. Proposals outlined allocation by district and balance for member associations, with emphasis on committee oversight and approval procedures.
Fulton Death Trial In Cromial Court For Anowy Fulton
Reginald Buttel was placed on trial today in the Cromial Court for the murder of Anowy Fulton. The facts have already appeared in the press. Evidence is proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snowy Fulton
Reginald Buttel
Cromioal
All Munter
Anowy Fulton
The Balkans and World Affairs Across Europe
A London dispatch summarizes Austria’s potential entry in a European conflict and notes Britain’s cautious stance while reporting on suffragette activity and a Derby disqualification. It also covers a shipbuilding strike ballot, a murder case sentencing, state cable debates, New Zealand stage plans, Victorian premier visits, a civil suit, and an Insurance Act query.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosinia Buckman
Mic Rosina Fuckwao
New Zealand
Iso For
Beacon
Mr. Watt
Chie
Meephion
Kerlin
Germany
Stock Exchange Recovers Amid Cautious Money Market
London June 3 shares traded higher as bears covered and Canadian Pacific rose. Yet Liquidity strains persist with forced liquidations and tighter credits. Victorian loan adjustments and a 1,000,000 withheld payment temper optimism. Across regions, Continental markets rebound while Chinese loan jitters and Balkan unrest amplify global strain on securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Stock Exchange
Desain
Dutton
Pall Mall Gazette
Globe
Victoria
Westminster Gazette
Biaht
St. Petersburg
Cancer Cure Claim Stirs Berlin Medical Society
Berlin reports Dr Otto Schmidt told the Cologne Medical Society he found the cancer parasite and a curative serum, requesting a commission to investigate the discovery as government officials said inquiries would follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Otto Schmidt
Cologne Medical Society
Executive Council
Flowers
Otto Schmide
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pero Bon
Evening Penny Post
Werriwa
Goulburn Motor Club
Mere Wee
Ierin
Rencent
Houlouan Police Court
Ellen
W. M. Hughes
Welmonda
Bowie
Luter
Mr. Aughea
Tasmanyia
Lalemt
Lundy
Cuighey
Wooders Collen
Hughes
Australi
Marty
Tehahod
Tinghes Epeains
Vinsaioe
Neoghre
Tretorn Bru
Bouth Austrate
West Australia
Labour Senate
Litsor
Mughes
Auste Ad Hunker
Gerald Coy Te
Secreseed
Gaalburn
Bing
Mnitelsital
Maitieh
Goulburn Rovers
Sntweedy
Tinkler
Dauered
Leo
Palmer
Cooper
Sidfares
Kenedy
Edwards
Dig
Wuilvem
Procels
Hockey
Argyle Stara-Bowkett
Fisher
Wishert
Trishane
Thas Porte
Ana
Nakes
Frnser
Kfaloorne
Coa
Loo
Kinigastreet
Bydner
Kalgoorlie
Teemar
Oper
Tuken
J. Niebleon
Porth
Peerat
Melber Winsert
Dar
Mr. O'Malley
Moelbourne
ing"Malley
H.W. Peter
Colling-Street
Aden-Monaro
Chapman
TK Roatan
Puller
Carr
Mir Moore
Liberad
Ao Sad Fletcher
Norwood
Wiverin A. Falkiver
Liberal
Chanter
Methiarch
Labhrar
Mehoy
Dampnor
Ciregory
Laberal
Truata Monopolies
Mid
Sih Corpormbiltie
Daath Todmstrigl O
LM Ame Railwayn
DSK Trintaw
Miunpolien G
Iit Ea
Wiorperatloih Oe
Queensland
Corpacrab Yeni
Ibdak Corporatioes
Tabmanta. Yeu
Enalier Naeiciationa
Bydnay
Ilawarra Trns
Faden Monaro
Chapumine
Lestrange
Macquarie—Care
Wig
Hobertowin
Pleming Ylab
Ids Johnson
Utarte
West Sydney
Hite
Batho
Gould
Moroney
Cikea
Cutler
Smith
Twatmen
Weilnendig- Correepe
Austria
Barca Nod Gries
Halgaria
Wednendlay
Weetroc
Trowbrhive
Umganeur
Ahowur
Louveis
Creganeur
Aboyenr
Lvievois Avcotul
Cpenteport
Aboyen
Harton
Dinath
Lew Wineoor
Archer
Commonwealth
Money Market
Vienna
Belfast
Belfont
Manchester
Commonwealth Cadets
Moore Park
Uo Public Works
Royal North Shore
Williams
Dean
Scott
Bonnington
Barry
Beecham
Clement
Fellow
Rose
Ayer
Auburn-street
Pons Princ
Saisin
Auburn
Marri
Miple
Cook
Elan
Dorand
Meshane
BOYSS
BOUYS
EC. Nn Furker
HOGSE
J. Pat
Uthora
Wasdale
Sydney Werk
Chad Trow
Yull Habergu
Lane
Deren
ELITE
Bari
Danny
Proeen
Gilcloths
Lingleums
Lancaster
MI. i
SPE Val
C. W. Furwer
FRANG
Orange
Arligh
Cody
Floate
Elite Studio
Errie
Grearligie
Font View Elite Sri Antuen
Neiweg
GENTA
Furner
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!