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Newspaper
Goulburn Herald
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented and garbled page from a 19th or early 20th century business directory shows scrambled company names and stray phrases. The legible parts reference coaches builders Verner-atneet and WHAT BROTHERS, with stray street and trading terms. The text lacks coherent items or dates, suggesting OCR damage on a local business record page.
The article discusses how the Rods club seeks control of a show ground for agricultural exhibitions and the need for compromise with the Agricultural Society. It notes tensions over ground ownership, proposed show grounds, and governance between the Race Club and the Agricultural Society, with potential trustees handling access and costs.
A city discussion weighs rent versus control of the race ground by the Agricultural Society. Proposals aim for an amicable arrangement to avoid burdening either side, amid doubts about ground facilities, accommodation, and future use. The Agricultural Society seeks a workable plan to manage the ground with input from residents and officials.
A reader letter laments timber shortages and urges preservation measures for forest resources. The correspondence references government work, the Forestry Department, and debates over policy, budgeting, and stewardship. The piece notes public concern, calls for action, and critiques officials while urging sustainable use of timber and conservation.
A West Goulburn Band of Hope meeting on Monday evening was chaired by Mr Hunt with visitors from the C. EB. A lengthy program was provided by band members and hops attendees. Refreshments were arranged by a committee including Hunt and others. A separate note covers the candidacy of Mad A Croc, independent for the Goalturt seat, with a ward reception and mixed attendance. no attendance at the Breadallane gathering.
A local meeting discusses buying land to relocate the showground with government aid. Mr Shaw outlines plans for a new showground near the racecourse with a 2000 cash contribution, government support, and a long term lease to the Agricultural Society. Delegates form a committee to study the proposal and reconvene.
A letter from C M Shaw is read at the Goulburn Agricultural Society meeting, discussing a motion about attendance in Sydney and interest in the meeting. The Goulburn Bowling Club holds a committee meeting on Monday with Bryden as chairman and others listed. the meeting is adjourned to Monday June 3 after office hours, and a report will be presented to members.
In July 1907 several promotions are recorded. George Itera Butterfeld becomes a clerk and enters the board office, with Foea) leading the promotions. Francis William Johnston, a lead agent, is set to take effect from July 1 in London.
Lax and Treen clash in CPA duels as Mateos and Charan push for victory. Nerve and tactics mark the encounter with both sides seeking advantage in a high stakes program.
A detailed farm market update describes strong demand for fat sheep and good money for fat cattle and bullocks. Prices ranged with wethers near 16s to 19s per head and bulls selling up to £10 4s, cattle from £8 to £29 2s 8d, while lambs, pigs, and poultry sold well amid improving but mixed conditions.
Bana of Goldsmith-street, a railway employee from Staffordshire, died Wednesday at 63 after a pneumonia illness. He lived in 63 years, with 17 spent in railway service, leaving a wife and four children. He was a member of the Ancient Order of Dravida.
The funeral of the late EK C Bryden was held after sudden death. The service occurred at Jessee's Church with representatives from Goulburn High Primary Society and local clubs. Pallbearers and a large wreath display marked the ceremony.
A Monaro diatrint team from Bombala and Onorma travels to Goulburn to face a squad from the Goulburn Glob. A four-ball match is set for morning followed by a logise in the afternoon. Players listed include Meer, H 1.0, Payim, W. A. Mar, Us, W. H. C. Ranken, TD. Gibson, W. Carey, J. W. Grovenor, and others as of March.
The Goulburn Poultry Club held its show with about 20 poultry entries and a strong pigeon lineup. Notables included Mr J. Markham of Archaville and Mr A. A. Grobb assisting, while Mr J. Noble showcased the Kiama contrast. The mayor Ald. H. Bening opened the opening and paid tribute to late club president Mr S. Bryden.
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