Weather forecast signals unsettled clouds and rain
Forecast to 2 p.m. Thursday calls for generally unsettled conditions with further extensive rain and some heavy walls. Variable winds and some squalls likely.
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1926
Page
2
Forecast to 2 p.m. Thursday calls for generally unsettled conditions with further extensive rain and some heavy walls. Variable winds and some squalls likely.
The Goulburn Penny Post discusses the federal referendum proposals to remove overlapping jurisdiction and streamline arbitration. It argues for federal power to standardize hours, wages, general conditions, and a uniform company law to end chaotic awards and avoid delays caused by state resistance.
Firther Cahill completed the purchase of Mr Joseph Celleit's South Hill property in South Goulburn. The site includes a residence, outbuildings, and about 100 acres to be used for a Mercy scholastic college. The 1868 private sale preceded the decision to build the college on West Goulburn heights. Purchase price was £244 8s 8d and later resold for £250.
Dalton residents protest as attendance at the Wend Public School drops noticeably. Local officials and parents discuss causes and seek remedies amid prevailing community concerns.
The wedding of Miss Jean Oglivie to Mr Puerry Mure took place at St Stephens Church Phillipratted with Rev Hugh Payten officiating. Bride wore ivory pink georgette and silver lace haute and train. bridesmaids in floral patterns. reception at Buy kin Hetee.
On Monday night at St Michaels Church Vanelise Max Beatrice Bond of Vaucluse wed Erbe Bhanor fourth son of Mr and Mrs C Blumer of Cheltenham formerly of Goulburn Archdeacon Irvine conducted the ceremony The bride wore a frock of ivory chiffon with petaled overthrows and a veil The reception followed in the church hall The couple plan a honeymoon at Port Macquarie
James Ponto of the Goulburn Cafe married Miss Athena O'Connell of Arriah Park in a three quarter hour Church of England ceremony witnessed by about 200 guests. Bride given away by her brother John Connell. best man Harry Trohanna. Wedding breakfast at the Goulburn Cafe followed by dancing. couple to honeymoon in Sydney. A Cine Kodak demonstration is set for Baldijera Hall tomorrow at 8 p.m.
The Goulburn Liedertafel held its 135th concert in Broadway theatre with a large crowd. Notable performances included Brigidienern W McNabrell conducting, Taylor delivering strong tenor pieces, and Miss Stewart's warm Verdi and Sibelius selections. The audience reacted with generous acclaim, and broadcasting reportedly successful.
Dr. Buchanan defeated Mr. A Walker, holder of the Bil Nordea Championship Cup for two years, by 34 in a match at the Mechanics Institute. The handicap final will pit W Conolly with 20 against Schuch with 50.
Dalton defeats Gunning 12 to 0 in a Holmes Cup football match played locally on Saturday. Dalton player Fred Bikie suffered a broken wrist and received medical attention from Dr. Barbour of Gunning.
The evangelist Rev W P Nicholson drew attention with sharp attacks on religious hypocrisy during his campaign in Goulburn. He denounced clergy who commercialize faith and urged revival, praying for spiritual renewal and condemning those who fail to live by Christian teachings.
The second English Test team remains largely the same as Nottingham with Larwood or Holmes replacing Hearne. Macauley is instructed to wait and observe. A separate religious article criticizes modern church leadership, urging a return to gospel spirit and bold faith, citing Matthew and declaring fear of man undermines true devotion.
In heavy fog at 7 30 am Sydney ferries crowded with passengers faced near disaster as two ferries collided near Circular Quay. The Kailka from McMahons Point struck the Koompartag returning to Milson Point. the Kailka hull was badly damaged while Koompartag escaped with little damage.
In Melbourne at the City Court a woman named Durmidy Twawenm was charged with the murder of Elety Jen Sroil, a machinist, who collapsed at her work site on Mtge Street in Kewain. Police were notified after the girl did not return home, and her father identified the body at the morgue. The suspect was remanded until June 0 with bail set at £10. A witness collapsing during removal from the dock was reported.
North Shore bridge project delays sparked by employer and crew officials after contract talks failed. Workers reportedly faced extended weeks despite promised pay rates on Walsh Inland Agreement terms. Officials blocked the agreement, prompting workers to quit.
Reuters reports from London that Hen dry Thtnley has left a London hospital after more than five weeks. Though not fully restored, he is now in a motor car being completely recovered and will likely play for his team in the coming games.
Tattersall's Trotting Club announced a Saturday fixture with heat divisions and an afternoon tea booth. Declared races include Flying Handicap one mile with Charm ing Rock and Hegoho among entrants, and Preidone's Handicap two miles featuring Charning Rock and Worthy Roy. Novice Unhoppled and Unhoppled Handicaps list numerous horses such as Falr almi Vengence Lula Dale and Listen In among others.
Vicnry Bond 1431 appeared before Mr A McDougall at Goulburn Poles Court on Tuesday afternoon charged with stealing a coat valued at £3 16s from Goulburn Co-operative Society Ltd. McMillan and two constables recovered the coat from Fred Sample’s second hand shop. Defendant admitted paying £1 to Sample and claimed he received the coat from Hartigan after drinking. Bond pleaded guilty and was fined £1 with 14 days to pay.
A correction notes that a wreath at the funeral of the late Mr. Jack O'Connell was not from St Patrick's College associates but from the ex-students of Our Lady for Morey College. The misattribution stemmed from an inaccuracy in the report.
Australia defeated Lancashire by an innings and 77 runs in a rain affected match. Macartney starred with the bat, scoring a century and contributing a decisive partnership while Tyldesley and Watson shared the bowling honours. Lancashire’s innings collapse followed a strong start by Macartney who anchored Australia’s first innings before a dominant defence.
Currawang resident Dr O'Brien chosen for Local Land Board post after Moriarty resignation. Longtime Shires Association member with extensive regional governance experience praised for steady handling of industrial and rural district matters.
Mr. Tino Aoreham underwent a Serlonea operation on Wednesday last at St John of Ged'a Hospital, with progress reported as favourable. At Monday's Goulburn Chamber of Commerce meeting, a resolution expressed condolences to the widow of the late Mr J. W. Grovenor, noting the deceased's splendid services to the chamber council.
Harry Anderson aged 32 admitted guilt at Goulburn Police Court to indecent language. He said a man provoked the remark and was pushed before the incident. Juror L. A. McDougall ordered a fine of 10 shillings in default three days.
Mr Colter Fordyce is to succeed the late J W Grovenor as manager of the Australian Bank of Commerce at Goulburn. Formerly in charge at Cindatone and then Katoomba, he will arrive with his wife and family in about two weeks. Acting relieving manager H R Delton will leave for head office in Sydney.
Norman Wiggins a motor driver suffered severe facial arm and leg burns when petrol splashed during refueling of a motor vehicle. He died early this morning according to Sydney coroner officials.
Recap of Rosebery race results with multiple novice handicap entries. Notable finishes include Cocoa Nib and Flying Haultean in winning positions, with several horses listed as winners or near-winners. The text shows scrambled names and partial records, typical of OCR sports briefs from period pages.
A garbled report describes Goulburn's untold wealth and a farewell by a warden figure amid references to canal work and city interests. The text hints at a planned canal project and a desire to stay connected to local prosperity, with gratitude for official congratulations and duties shaping the future.
Funeral notice honors Barah Ann Werigtt who passed away recently leaving family and friends to mourn. The message invites remembrance and notes the enduring memory of the departed.
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