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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
2
Fragmentary text references names and places unclear due to OCR errors. Appears to mention Huson and Meyer plus a tribute or memory note with scattered terms like Wing and Nou Whip. No coherent event or date can be confirmed from the readable content.
Fragmentary OCR text offers a scattered admonition on avoiding odors and stale scents before interacting with people. The excerpt hints at perfumes, decaying food odors, and breath care as tips to improve personal impression, but lacks clear items or events.
In the Yass electorate the speaker argues the public cares little which party label the Labour candidate carries and warns that party jealousy could spur disruptive differences among supporters. The piece notes Country Party organization strengthening, questions the merit of Collins and Ardill, and calls for action to prevent a Labour advantage while predicting political volatility.
The council debates motions for the evening including procedures for negotiations and budget considerations. A committee is to review proposed expenditures and report back with recommended action. The discussion centers on council representation and procedural rights.
A fragmented OCR piece discusses reviving Gilbert and Sullivan works, mentioning performers, venues, and a public interest in revival efforts. It references actors, production roles, and a potential airline naming or route as part of the broader discussion.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Sydney describe a delayed Captain's Flat Line and a plan involving Tapas Pin-Rongenvore and the Maletar Bow Works. The text references government action and a company likely to control power, with unclear dates and names due to garbled wording.
Historical snippets describe a contest between Goulburn and London boats with rumors of bets and large purses. Mentions of Moros, Cun, and a trainer named CaNtinyy appear amid scattered notes about prizes of £1000 and £2000 and a wet season schedule in late year.
A detailed report on the Goulburn Liedertafel marking its 19th year with an annual meeting and a concert program. The piece highlights key performances, honoraries, and the societal role of amateur music circles in New South Wales and wider Australia.
A long, fragmented report notes officials' help during a troubled year in Evanston. The piece references appointments, vacancies, and financial debates, mentioning specific names such as Aureus Topalous and Mr. Brie tunnel, with discussions of committee roles and preparations for upcoming sessions.
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