Borough Council Debates Water Rates and Payments
The Borough Council discussed the Finance Committee report on general accounts including salaries wages and works totaling £210 16/1 and water supply costs totaling £30 0/-. A motion to adjust payments and a proposal to involve the by-laws committee were debated. The water engineer was urged to explain delays in addressing turbid water and lime issues. The council considered arrears in rates and questioned write offs, with reminders that some arrears are recoverable by law. The mayor and Aldermen debated awaiting ministerial sanction for waterworks payments and urged action before Parliament meets.
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Ald
Alion Soe
Tigers
Bartot
Ine
Canthey
Ayling
Richardson
June S
Peenent
Costley
Generel
Donald A Walsh
A. James
Forres
AM. Ayling
Heyer
Ile
Belen
Kenmore
Heidi Coundeay
Barrett Weid
Curcas
Barret
Abi Lingma
Recmncien
Engrieer
Aimee
Cantley
All O'Brien
AM O’brien
Goul- Shank
O'Sullivan
Wirks
Albury
Goulburn
Hir Teen
Goulburn council debates bylaw repeal and stockyard charges
In a tense council session Ald Ayling pushes to repeal by law 161 to cut stockyard dues, arguing for broader charges on all stock to boost revenue. Ald Line opposes. motion carried after a vote, with other bylaw considerations and a motion to draft a new by law. James Donohoe granted a dancing license for his store.
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Line
Obrien
O'Brien
Mothon
Ald
Cantley
Ayling
Rogers
Goulburn
Herrett
Hart
Richardson
Coatley
Atock
Kia Dryer
Holt
Didhsak Bon Daxctxa Satoos
Jamen Donohoe
Revival meetings for Bible Society centenary draft
A public meeting at Goldsmiths Hall aims to boost revival funds for the British and Foreign Bible Society. Bishop Barlow presides as ministers attend while London deputation from the centenary committee plans preaching in the coming Sundays and seeks to reestablish local branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tun
Goldsmith
Taut
Barlow
Oleo
R Shelton
Commonwealth
Londo
Neat
Gowlbure
London
Wesleyan Missionary Society
Wecralary
Her. F. Yy Macdonald
Macdonald
Ald
Society
Exeter Hall
H. A
Lake View
St. Sabour's
H. B. Macartney
Gnueld
Melbourne
General Cables Dispatch From London June 10
A Pekin correspondent reports Great Britain’s position is weaker than ever as Chinese and Russian negotiations unfold. Thiers hundreds of Figigenis killed in bombardment. Aruba offers submission. Witte warns investors against Baghdad railway, predicting it will not be finished. Haldane argues imperial defence deserves colonial representation. A Catholic electors notice stirs unrest in Silesia. Venezuelan rebels reach Curacao after open boat passage. many captured. Central railway embankment flood drowns 30 workers. 1000 displaced. A 107 mile Behring Strait bridge proposal surfaces. Germany’s Daimler plant suffers fire damage. new Merces racer destroyed.
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M. Witte
Foance
Wrengh
Haghdad
Germany
Witle
Preferential Tariff Debate Shakes Cabinet Ranks
In the House of Commons Sir Ritchie and fellow government members argued they spoke only for themselves on preferential tariffs. The debate revealed splits as Mr Chamberlain faced a direct challenge from Mr Ritchie and Mr Halfour acknowledged divisions over a budget amendment. Stock Exchange opened flat on Wednesday after Tuesday night volatility with concerns about food taxes and policy shifts.
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London
House of Common
Ritchie
Chamberlain
Dupe
Henry Chaplin
Halfour
House of Commons
Stock Exchange
Concers
King of Servia Assassination Shocks London
London reports the Servian crisis after a nighttime assault that claims King Alexander Kara as king and kills the Queen's brothers and the premier, Generals Petroviteh and Pavlovits, along with several others in the palace siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Karaeegiginates
Servia
Alexander
Uhen
Petroviteh, Pavlovits
Volent Society Meeting Notes and Aid Efforts
The Volent Society met Tuesday with Mrs. Middle don presiding. Funds were unhanded due to the treasurer's absence. W.C.T.U. provided wine. visitors journal read. Some cases to be helped, others under special relief review. Readers sought for Club children, warm clothing requested, and sewing guild garments contributed from Bungendore and Goulburn branches. Secretary notes 100 parcels of bread and meat sent to the poor, $7 outdoor funds, and miscellaneous totals. Soup kitchen matter deferred for a representative meeting.
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Sewing Club
Hatledge
Bungendore
Austriian Sewing Guild
Goulburn
Wee
Chisholm
Guard Good Health From Leat Cold Weather
A historical note highlights health remedies amid cold damp weather. It mentions Wolfe's Selnappa as a supposed remedy and warns against counterfeits. The piece references a Great Peppermint Cure and a dated claim from 1708.
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Wolfe
Gunning Retires From Local Commercial Bank Post
Omawom notes after twenty one years in Omawom he resigns from the local Commercial Bank branch on Wednesday last. His farewell is marked by regret and recognition of his public roles. Lovegrove plans to move to a new location and resume practice. The funeral of Mrs. J. Walustey occurred on Wednesday with broad attendance and a minister officiating. Funeral customs included placing flowers on the coffin.
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Shynys
Bio Nerviers
Lovegrove
Taralga Football Club Event Disrupted by Weather
A Taralga Football Club social at Eviday 6th faced heavy rain and cold conditions. Despite large attendance and orderly setup by Mr. Woeton and helpers, dancing and music proceeded briefly before weather forced several Monday sporting events to be abandoned.
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Taralga
Poorman
Metabers
Taralge
Ebow-Ground
Eviday
Woeton
Mdr Rogan
Vieline
Sieele
Tts Lochew
Tong
Dyspepsia and a Man’s Struggle with Illness
A fragmented reminiscence recounts severe dyspepsia, bodily pain, and mental distress. The narrator details invalidism, curing attempts, and a long course of symptoms before briefly noting relief and renewed appetite after remedies and rest.
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Wir
Willan
Wikinny
Pink Pilla
Williams
Wien
Git Bose
Britirg and Foreign Bible Society
Guulecan
Bolocoens
Avarise
General Cables
da. G. Mourizon
Germary
Thrce
Mit
Rallerer
Great Britai
Heron
Pekin Symiieate
Tir
Morrison Sayn
Hias
Tle
Thiers
Aruba
Haldane
Royal Colonial Institute
Committee of Imperial Defence
Brewlan
Silesia
Prince Ching
Cofasen
Peking
M. Lennar
Manchuria
Tharstin
Matos
Curscoa
Veurzuels
Islingis Central Railway
St. Lewis
Gionin
Huasin
Behring See
Aleka
Kamehorka
Datmier Motor Warkn Ab Cwustatt
Biaty
Balkans
Lincoln
Midland
Gus
F. Browe
Pimedérick
Heown
Hwoley-strest
Korth
Meoon
Bowklea
Idaina
Beth Moog
Jengis
Leon Serpel
Bette
Srightial
Clemens Tula
Polis
Austell
Fraaneth
Pere Win
William Farees
WILLS
Keystone
Plug Tobacco
Hoths
Australia
Steinway
Paling’s
George St
Sydney
Brinsmead
Brinamead
Paling
W. 9
Poxall
Mother Earth
Knowlman Bros
Audurs Street
Bess
Vitol
Hatsomeers’ Anwertiber
H. L. Alford
Finlay and
Hoe
Commercial Hotel
Crook Well
Cps
Aber Laggae
Apsley
Laggan
Alford, Crookwell, Finlay & CO
Aussionest
Mr. Alford
Goth Jone
Uher Vm
Taredh
Crookwell
County King
Sy Orde
Movigagaca
Hialla
R. Oav Uy
Ponsh Pejar
County Argyle
Kialla Butler Factory
Mooney's Hotel
U.pa
Taralyn
Thu
Cresk
Mde
Taralyi-Lagyan Road
Lisl
Freehold
Tyrl Vyri
Moilon
Tarakga
Ada
Loti
C.F
Tyrl Tyrl
Tureillo
Kornache Baw
Cps. Mors
Ars
H. MeKean
Bolong
Pacific
Valbraith
It A. McDonnell
Caralga
Richland
Doefourily i Vick
Bealante
Jercty
Sabon
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