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Newspaper
Goulburn Herald
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1907
Page
2
A historical directory fragment lists various trades and firms in Goulburn including land valuers, station agents, engineers and boilermakers, grocers and provision merchants, masons, and builders. It hints at local commerce and professional services serving the town and surrounding region.
Fragmented text describes early Christian church governance, bishops and episcopate, debates on doctrine and church structure in Goulburn era. Mentions Protestant denominations, council meetings, and church building efforts including a cathedral.
A Sydney reader letter reports Bishop Barlow’s criticisms of modern church failures. It notes clergy intemperance, broken marriage vows, and neglect of parish duties, urging careful stance against sensationalism while defending traditional values and the church’s moral authority. The piece cites responses from clergy and laypeople, highlighting tensions within the denomination.
A local politics gathering at Cho Forest heard Mr Rose address attendees. Mr Duncan Campbell was elected president and Mr Stev was chosen as another official as the meeting concluded amid varied remarks from speakers.
The St Bavior's Young Men's Society held a Monday evening gathering at the Church Hall with invited ladies and gentlemen, under acting president J. W. Ward. A large committee managed arrangements, a bishop donor contributed a collection, and scores of attendees enjoyed a fine display of graphics. A notable competition prize of 10/4 was presented, with Mr. Walsh and W. Turprise among speakers. The evening closed with Aukd Lang Byow at 11 pm.
On Tuesday in Ghulburn Police Court Beroop the PM presided over the case of Joly Thiemae Matthews and Caroline Maithema. Matthews withdrew his complaint after several witnesses testified and questioned the conduct of the defendant. The court heard that Betta requested the matter be dropped as the proceeding moved toward hand over and potential penalties. The defendant Ludgeromited faced claims of mistreatment, but no clear evidence emerged. Betts argued the costs of the matter should be borne by the complainant, and Matthews warned of further action if withdrawal was not permitted. The case concluded with a ruling to revisit the matter and a possible continuation. On Wednesday Mr. Myleher presided as Deus Renn Coe defendant pleaded guilty and faced a fine or three days in custody.
A report from Small Dests Court notes a case adjourned with no appearance by the defendant and a subsequent balance sheet for Odd Fellows Hall. The hall’s annual meeting on Monday night elected new officers, reported improvements, and approved payments to the District Fund and Manchester Unity Fire Brigade.
The Goulburn Poultry Show by the Goulburn Poultry Club will be upsold to Mr J J Roberts anetion Tooms at 3 pm on Friday. The show remains open until 2 80 pm and free admission until 14 ame. Raber until 0 pm. Charge for admission is alcpesina.
The Walwarrie Shire Council met in afternoon session with Crs O'Brien Cols and the Finance Committee. The minutes cover salaries, allowances, and contractor matters. debate on road works at Tamarlyn road Swallow Tail and Murphy’s Creek, with engineer reports, fence removals, culverts, and possible forfeiture of deposit. The council also considers traffic regulations, public notices, and parish maps updates.
The Governors General with Ur Poynton Fi Stember and J Herbert travel from Pilmeraton aboard the Pyramus and Pinder to Daly River. They traverse a riverine journey amid crocodiles and aboriginal displays, reaching the Daly after days of travel. The party, greeted by local groups including Muiasungu Mallick Mallick and Woggamen, observes a ceremonial welcome as His Excellency is hosted near the Government rem furnace site.
Annie Hobora formerly Manvis received a six month returnable divorce from Perry Floberts on grounds of desertion. Beary Street obtained a similar decree against Mary Street on the same grounds. A coal miner search and inquest updates occur after a Paddington death from coal-gas effects, adjourned in Sydney.
In London on Tuesday the Tansvaal labor issue dominated debate as Mrs Poerin accused Premier Bethy of breaking promises to protect mining interests and denounced government interference with domestic concerns. Signs suggested plans to curb Berghers, while Orange River Colony awaited actions to limit liabilities. The steamer Med ic arrived Liverpool with a cracked screen, dry docking planned to check damage. The Mikado ban on performances lifted. Australian student Emeet Chapple’s Cambridge tripos success reported. New Zealand bowlers beat Curllale. Sunderland defeated 49 to 4. Untrustworthy regiments prompt calls for better disciplined forces. Russian revolutionaries flee to Sweden amid conferences in London.
The community mourns the death of ward Carruthers Bryden a well known city figure. He died at 10 o clock at his Cowper Street home after writing a letter. Bryden was a prominent citizen involved in hospital and technical college work and local societies including the Highland Society and Liederverein. He leaves a widow and three children. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Fragmented reports on Peay Thaghy Union selections and cycling events highlight uncertain team lists, venues, and prizes. References span NK, Wes teams, New Jersey, Melbourne, and Sydney contexts with weather and race details mixed in.
The New South Wales Alliance in Sydney refers to the recent libel action against Mr. Wilkins. Members voiced support for him as a honourable colleague, with funds noted and expenses paid including several payments of £95 or more. The meeting debated questions and possible measures affecting trade revenue and temperance policy, with proposals under consideration.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a batch of immigrants arriving near Miami aboard ships. Text mentions households with families and domestic servants and notes outdoor laborers and mechanics among the contingent. The fragment hints at housing and living accommodations but is garbled and partially indecipherable.
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