30 Sep 1938
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Newspaper
Goulburn Evening Penny Post
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 30, 1938
Page
1
The Bourke Street School Parents and Citizens Association held a monthly meeting, discussing a carnival event to be held at Newcentwe and noting preparations for the Home ink St street event. Several named attendees and school staff were listed as participating in organizing activities and the October schedule was outlined.
An elderly resident, Mrs Martha, fights a council fault claim over a street paving project. She alleges improper design and delays caused water and dirt intrusion to her property at Ballin Street. Witnesses cite kerb height, ramp gaps, and unfinished cement work creating a nuisance and access issues for years.
A disputed hearing records questions about alleged vote manipulation by a local official in an election. Witness testimony references poll behavior, surveyor and builder evidence, and implications for a parliamentary outcome.
Parish notices outline multiple services at St Saviour's Cathedral and Church of the God Shepherd including Holy Communion and Evensong, with details of dates in October and November. A combined parish event in the Cathedral on Sunday October 30 is announced, plus social and exhibition activities, flower requirements, and a forthcoming appeal and exhibitions at New South Wales.
A dinner in Goulburn honored Judge Coyle with speeches from local solicitors and the bar. Mesare Collins Studdert and Jenkyn spoke on his integrity, impartiality, and courtesy, praising his oath fidelity and fairness. His Honour thanked the profession and recalled humorous moments from his career.
The Christ Church in the Mission District will hold Sunday services on the first Sunday and the Sunday after Trinity with Holy Communion at 11 am and evening service. A parish-wide Holy Communion celebration is planned and annual council meetings are noted for October.
The Sunday School practices continue Sundays. The Finance Committee meeting is postponed to Thursday at 7 pm in the minister's vestry with all committee members expected. A jumble sale for the Puckets Stall occurs Thursday. The Women's League will meet. A special meeting of St Andrew's Russian congregation is set for October 17. The mother of the Andrew's congregation seeks deeper contemplation of Presbyterian values amid dwindling attendance.
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