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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 13, 1925
Page
2
A lengthy article extols library expansion with plans for a large public collection and membership growth. It notes an agricultural exhibit theme and calls for improved prize money to attract strong entries, urging support for a lasting community asset and better access for nearby residents.
A fragment notes Mr C Hnivkes winning a recent Gootherny event at Bathurst with a notable travel influence. The report hints at his club affiliation and broader competition impact.
Industrial Magistrate Willis presided over a case counting breaches of awards by multiple firms in Goulburn. Fines were imposed on several employers after the court found improper wage and protection violations, with penalties assessed for breaches of pay and conditions.
A wartime era church gathering outlines the Baptist anniversary observance with speakers Desprechu detistonitin and Mihunaee 5 hs, noting ministerial roles, local participants, and general closing remarks. The report mentions several names and organizations in a dense church event recap.
A garbled OCR record outlines a Goulburn Progress Chamber of Commerce meeting. Names such as Messrs J Koowman and B Cooper appear alongside scattered notes about attendance, speaker figures, and topics on postal inspection, retail inquiries, and licensing outcomes. The text is corrupt with many misspellings and unclear passages.
A report describes a girl struck by a car near Danagan Way after school hours. Witnesses recall the scene as tense with paramedics attending and police investigating the accident at the hospital and local streets.
This afternoon the weather shows cloudiness in the eastern half and showers in the western half. Temperatures fall with snow in some areas and winds remain light. No significant hazards reported. travel may be affected where snow accumulates.
Fragmentary report shows the Deportation Board debating evidence from seamen about a strike and alleged influence. Witnesses deny coercion and an inquiry is interrupted as Mr Watts and the chair clash over testimony and procedure. The board adjourns to resume tomorrow.
A garbled report from Sydney describes confusion over British forces and a larger plan. The text references a trip and a broader outcome but is unclear on specifics. No definitive events or names are readable.
Sydney man EB Kirton denies arrest rumors and asserts he never faced police action after a Thursday arrival. He criticizes Australian papers for publishing misleading statements tied to a case about Avda MacThe. Kirton insists he intends to pursue legal action over what he calls false reports.
Plaintiff from Goulburn District sues Leche Sijpeene Chatee Chins for breach of promise after a betrothal and later break. The case cites engagement feasibility, travel, and financial arrangements with defendant, alleging damages from failed marriage plans and claims wealth of the defendant. The matter includes a solicitor Mr Bhood KC and testimony about parental consent and relocation.
London report by Teuters correspondent at lawcarne repurea states the main difficulty in Germany joining the League of Nations has been overcome. The correspondent notes progress toward Germany’s acceptance and a smoother path to full membership.
A partial readable note indicates Prime Minister Shinwell weighing options as Seamen's Union actions loom. Reportedly the Allied labour party faces internal divisions and mixed signals on ending the stoppage with formalities in view.
A boy's body was found washed ashore at Bandí Beach after a night incident. Police or officials investigated the scene and named a likely cause while arranging for removal and pending inquest.
Fragmented OCR reads like a brief noting Japanese airmen Lusson and a mention of Croydon with dates and finalising anxiety. Names and details are unclear, but the item centers on aviation and Croydon.
Panel of residents in Goulburn express opposition as ministers consider abolition of fate shopping. The meeting notes that the institution has become a necessary convenience and a local fixture. A committee plans to send copies of the climbers resolution to parliamentary representatives.
Reported widespread but incomplete strike action fails to halt public services as workers refuse some duties while others maintain essential roles. Ports and transportation show limited slowdowns with mixed union participation and ongoing negotiations underway.
A 1925 cinema piece surveys The Lost World as a prehistoric adventure. It praises special effects and credible stop motion creatures while noting sensational peril and the sense of discovery.
The Wesley Guild held a meeting Monday night at Leontine Hall with a brief agenda and social time. Attendees discussed club activities and the evening program, including a talk and refreshments to follow.
A trust fund of 1000 pounds is received from Union Trustee Co of Atetrolia Ltd for Goulburn poor relief. The money is held on trust for a home and income to support a parish charity managed by Ar chitahl Willan Mergasen of Water, with funds designated for parish needs following the death of Me Peuguau's mother.
North Coast railway chaos followed fierce fires that burnt a bridge near Foah Trew. Lines north to Wye were severed with only one line to Brisbane remaining, disrupting passenger services and telegraph communication as recovery work began.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a legal notice or court filing about drunkenness and language, naming parties and a title suit. The readable bits reference names and dates but are severely garbled and incomplete.
A dramatic weather day in Goulburn saw extreme wind rain and dust with property damage. Early gusts were ferocious with dust storms, followed by heavier showers and a window of calm then renewed squalls. Telecommunication lines were disrupted and residents faced cleanup as the day cooled slightly.
A ferocious cyclone sweeps New South Wales Queensland and across to Sydney causing widespread damage. Winds push telegraph networks down and crops suffer. Boats and ships in harbours face destruction as storms lash coasts with loss of life and injury.
At a council meeting, Pliggerald urged creating a camping reserve within the municipal area with land near the river and main road. Me ed proposed council land dedication and suggested applying to the council for suitable plots. The Mayor advised forwarding the matter to the council, which resolved to seek land with access to river and main road for camping use.
A Saturday ballot chose the Labour candidate for West Sydney. Incumbent W. Lambert led with 714 votes after final count, ahead of rival J. Henaley and other candidates from Tradex Labour and Union groups.
Sergeant Lynch of Braidwood is promoted to first class. Numerous figures attend missionary exhibition preparation with Rev. Montague Hinaby and Rev. Bradley aiding. Nurse Moss recovers at Tuggerah Lakes after hospital stay. Constable W E Sullivan elevated to sergeant in recognition of service. Goulburn Chamber hears report on sympathy letter to Mr. Adin Simmons. Frequent visits and guests noted at multiple homes ahead of the exhibition week.
The article discusses the Caulfield Cup with uncertainty over the Royal Charter due to an unclear ruling. It lists probable contenders including Herole Whipeter All Senpting Boyds Royal Charter and several other horses and connections. The outcome hinges on decisions by authorities and announcements, with no definite lineup yet.
report from Liverpool on Monday details a Rifle series event with winners from Carrumbans Inverld Queanbeyan and Goulburn. prizes include J Rewerth, Wades, White among others. further NRLA B series and Brown Aggregate prize list noted with several regional marks.
A gunpowder incident on Sunday burned Hutice Carter's face requiring hospital treatment. Eye witnesses say the weapon discharged during handling. Conditions described as serious with medical staff monitoring his progress.
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