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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 12, 1925
Page
2
Flood waters from Sunday's heavy rainfall receded quickly on Monday as homes and farms cleaned the mess. Widespread damage reported along Wollondilly and Mulwares with washed fences, destroyed gardens, and drowned stock. recovery and rebuilding underway amid much disappointment but relief the worst passed.
A 21 year old man, Andue Henry Armit, faced Goulburn Police Court on remand for stealing property from Amelia Morgan at the Church’s Eight Boys Hostel. A teacher’s statement and testimony linked him to taking a safe’s keys and valuables valued between £500 and £600. The magistrate ordered a twelve month period of good conduct as part of probation, while community leaders urged reform and noted troubling influences.
This afternoon reports show flue in the northwest and northern dealer area with assistance and candy requirement. In the southern division mentions tubielendy and slopes with variable winds, mainly northwest to southwest.
A faulty report describes cottages adrift on a river after a collapse on Sunday. Rescue teams saved many people from wrecked camps and damaged homes as cottages drifted toward the river bend. Debris, furniture, and personal belongings were scattered, with witnesses noting cottages tumbling from a broken riverbank and stealing of items during the chaos.
Report from Darlinghurst describes a disturbance followed by a violent incident at a gathering. Two women reportedly fought, one woman struck another with a lass, injuring her left temple. The victim was taken to hospital in a serious condition. authorities plan to prosecute the alleged attacker at the Central Court hearing.
Readers heard a morning sermon by Professor injury of Sydney and heard Dr J G Gardiner, organist of St Marr's, in the afternoon. A choir and quartet performed pieces, with Misses C Phonon and B Rachuen among participants. Evening services were led by Rev J Reith Miller.
Mrs. B. Purcell of Verner Street, driving along Cullestar Cirrawatg road near Corrawang on Friday, was involved in a collision when a vehicle swerved. She was thrown from the car but sustained no serious injuries. The other motorist and passengers, including Mr. Chas Sykex and Mrs. Fisher, were unharmed. The damaged car was towed to Goulburn for repairs.
B D Gray and Sonu report a successful clearing sale of the J Hewitt estate at Baw Taw last Saturday. A large crowd attended and prices were satisfactory. The property was offered by auction but passed to private treaty and will be offered again at the next sale.
Caretaker Me, Je We Rings and family endure a sleepless night as the Mulwares River overflows its banks. Their furniture and telephones are displaced, forcing a move to safer quarters. Relief comes as cousin Woliek Wert helps haul belongings while water rises toward midnight. Local authorities begin assessing containment and safety.
A disputed Art Union matter drew discussion on hospital benefits and financial outcomes. Attendees weighed best views and the need for the hospital to profit, with a subsequent meeting planned to continue the deliberations.
A fragmented local ballot story details a hospital election with candidates including Mrs Martlett and Sister Stevenson. Withdrawals are noted and votes are being distributed among remaining contenders as a close contest unfolds.
On Monday in the Goulburn Licensing Court the magistrate Mr GR Williams granted George Frederick Cook an application to change the hotel name from the Great Southern Hotel to Tattersall's Hotel. The decision reflects official approval for rebranding within the local hospitality sector.
Report from Meningie notes telegraph lines submerged due to floods with temporary service restored by early morning. Gulf house stores flooded, bay and bunkers filled, and sport fairways damaged while crews work to clear traces and resume normal service.
Flooding near Murray's Flats drenched agricultural tracks and orchards, flattening fences and submerging vegetable plots. A grazer loss claim of 100 lambs could not be confirmed. Reports also mention receding Hoodwatt and a tiger still running a bunker.
The district superintendent reports limited washouts and disruptions on the southern railway line. Damage remained modest, with trains only delayed between key stations as maintenance crews assess washed sections and restore service.
Seven deaths reported in Melbourne and suburbs as medical men warn of spread. Officials take precautions to stop the outbreak and protect the public from infantile paralysis.
Reports from the Railway Department indicate Hoodwaters that flooded tracks mainly along the South Coast are receding and traffic is returning to normal.
An American church inquiry reports deteriorating living conditions in areas where around seventeen people reside in ruinous dwellings. The findings mention required changes to rites and governance, with references to local authorities for enforcement.
An eighteen month old child died when a house in Auckland was destroyed by fire. The parents were away milking cows at the time. Three other children narrowly escaped a similar fate as the blaze consumed the dwelling.
A nine year old girl, Eisie Munca, was found dead at her home in Kogarah Port last night after an apparent fall on a misguided journey toward New Avafatini. Neighbors say she appeared anxious and left a note claiming she would be alright, with authorities attributing the death to natural causes.
Goulburn Police Court Monday dealt with Kenneth Nora and Sid Belgrove for failing to attend school the law requires. Their father Pook Belgrove did not appear. representative Jones a carder pleaded guilty for him. Magistrate Sinclair labeled Belgrove an habitual truant and cigarette smoker. The judge ordered a lecture to each child and imposed court costs.
Melbourne clergyman at Scula College attacks modern morals as ruinous to domestic life. He derides marriage erosion by progressives and feminists, calling Rhodes scholars a missed chance for leadership.
A court heard a motor collision case involving Costley Barrett, minor plaintiff, and G F Byrne, over damages from a Ford and a Dlerele crash at Auburn Montegue streets in Cork on October 22. The defense argued the plaintiff’s claim was invalid due to a prior related incident in the same car. Judge Bevin granted a motion to strike the case as improper.
Slitinga of the Grabnurn District Court opened this morning before Lunor Juadpe Bevan. The list showed four or more defended actions and an appeal against a maintenance order from Gi. Williams. Court cancelled lila Honor wut as 4 Court of Quarter Sessions. Proceedings adjourned for open jor Press. judge to travel to Goulburn for a couple of days.
Tonight in Goose Brown the progressive candidate W. O. W. Hedges will address local supporters at City Britel of thefts, invited by the local Diggers club to speak to the town.
Sir George Fuller KCMG will tour Goulburn Moss Vale and plan a vigorous campaign. He will address a public meeting at Armidale Theatre and is expected to announce policy positions on health and hospital funding during the tour.
An unusual disruption near Goulburn halted a ballast train heading north. Passengers were shuttled by car while the No 11 down mall failed to pass, and Inspector Houghton of the Tor Way Department traveled with Mr Harding, assistant district superintendent, on a Monday afternoon ballast train departure at 2.43 PM.
Mr Adton Singer, a Progressive candidate for Goulburn, launches a vigorous campaign with meetings at Bem boka Candela Hambula and Wol utilsae before returning to Goulburn He is advertised to address a gathering at Rogers cover on Friday May 22.
In loving memory of Sydney Craig and his wife Em Bie. The funeral for the late Craig is to be held at Toi Day Morning at 11 o'clock at the Church of England Cothetery. Joseph Stephenson, Sydney, notes the sadness of loss and invites mourners to attend.
Fragmented OCR reads as minutes and notices for housing offers and services. Mentions Weatherboard Cottage, housing rental at 870 A To Let, and a married couple seeking a cottage on Cowper Street. Also references practical notes, inspections, and a sparsely legible advertisement slate with various addresses and conveniences.
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