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Newspaper
Goulburn Herald
Location
Goulburn, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
3
A garbled OCR page fragment references events in London and global items. It mentions General Carlos and Byelosiock era confusion, Chinese population debates, and political figures like Campbell Bannerman. Several lines describe violence, mutinies, and suspicions around Jews in Warsaw, riots, and naval incidents, with scattered names, places, and dates. The text is severely corrupted and only partial entities remain readable.
Mr 0. Gh Itameny reports that the Jerrura Creek Mining Syndicate Goultmuri has agreed to merge its property into the New Riv Title Mining Company, a South Australian venture tied to the New Mount Rose Mining and Smelting Company. The Harden area showings include two shafts with rich gold yields and high mineralization, near the Cunningar railway, enabling potential profitable development with modest transport costs. Mr William Bott of the Mines office oversees boring operations, with wages at £4 per week. report dated Harden June 21, 1904.
Bim ies iteaton rte fi Gerrvast The midet Mey PF Matthews arene wld and tateerrd perdent of this hrighheie biead aul Metilla died within the eighty second apniverenny of ler tevithicting em rlye DSM at the Ubureh of England cemetery erm on Sanday the V7rh. A minister from Goulburo desbted and the deceased resided here for over forty five years. The old couple had no children but several nephews. Weather and garden notes. council salary dispute. temperance hall event with keen fundraising, tennis tournament results and prizes. local crops, weather, and farming outlook. several court cases and fines recorded.
A large attendance gathered for a send-off to Mince Harry of Brisbane Vale as they move to Gonlbien Meer, with J Mooney son and MM McAlister as secretaries. The event featured dancing, late refreshments, and valedictory speeches praising the guests and wishing them happiness in their new home. Nearby stock sales in Rooney's yards featured strong yet comparable prices to regional markets, while discussions on local government reform noted ongoing debate about shire headquarters and municipal finance under the new act.
A Saturday return cricket match between local men and ladies drew a large crowd to witness an innovation as players wore skirts and used a round stick. Miss Boome Joboom starred for the opponents with 13, while Miss Elsie Homele and Mrs. McLaren led the ladies with solid batting. Photographs by Eroent Mason captured the event amid social gaiety and lighting enhancements, marking a notable and well attended community entertainment.
An evening of entertainment featured violin and concertina performances, dancing, and recitations by local artists. A grand supper followed, with attendees praising the event and the local education efforts under the village’s single teacher. Weather remained mild, aiding crops. A section on aluminium prices notes sharp rises and supply constraints affecting manufacturers and contracts.
The London daily rupee notes that out of 670 safes examined, most claimed to be fireproof proved so in practice. The Lroomonger warns that early tests may mislead, suggesting British safes likely show better performance than rivals. If true, makers in Britain could see higher demand amid concerns over safe contents protection.
Wire dispatch outlines resolutions by the Federal Labour party naming members who backed the Indone Government. Notables listed include Sir William Lennox, Mr Higpine, Mr Leence, Mr Groom, and others from New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia. The call urges fair treatment and a chance to present their case, with a view to centering reform in upcoming elections.
A garbled 1900s ad discusses Valaze Skin Cure and Skin Tevateent by Mlle Mabinstein and The Lincoln and Midland County Drug Company. The copy touts a booklet offer and claims of improving complexion, with references to brand names and a mail-order promotion amid marketing prose.
Parliamentary moves in Washington and Manchester stir debate on adopting the metric system. A federal committee report hints at compulsory metric weights. British and imperial interests clash as advocates and opponents frame the issue for governance and trade.
A proposal in Sydney calls for creating a home for incurables on a 42 acre parcel near Linea DL. The committee suggests funding via a public meeting to raise key funds while noting public interest from local officials and wealthy citizens in supporting the project.
Minister for Lands requests report on rabbit deaths in the Cobar district. Inspector Colron reports no disease found. deaths linked to drought and digestive issues from dry bark and grease. Further investigation planned with new data to come this quarter.
Typhoid reports prompt officials to focus on the foreshores of Biddle Harbour where a fisherman’s inquiry gathers. The board directs the secretary to instruct police to take meat arranging actions, while measures to ensure oysters do not come from Maddie Harbour are emphasized.
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