Very Successful Year Mrs Liggins Re elected President
The Hospital Women's Auxiliary annual meeting reported a prosperous year with about £250 raised for the hospital. Mrs Liggins was re elected president and Miss Mary Frizelle appointed honorary secretary, replacing Mrs Dibley who stepped down. The group noted substantial donations and plans for future support through new departments and continued cooperation with the Hospital Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hospital
L. J. Cloonan
Liggins
Tere
Mary Frizelle
Scretary
Dibley
Local Auxiliary Board Honors Work and Sees New Officers
A local auxiliary group praised ongoing projects and thanked supporters while outlining a plan for the coming year. Mrs. Linding, Mrs. Cloonahy, and Mrs. Taylor spoke as officers and patrons were named, with elections choosing Mrs. Liggens as president and Mrs. Dilley in line for the secretary role.
Women's Auxiliary Committe Meeting Recap and Gains
The monthly Auxiliary committee meeting prior to the naval session thanked members for their work and noted entertainment for over 300 children on the second night. The two functions raised about £1, improving last year’s takings, with several donations in kind. Treasurer Taylor and Mrs O Brien reported gifts to hospital funds. the balance due from the May event totaled roughly £5.
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Ian
Willi Bimal
Senwnine
Kgnaon
Avery
Mead
Stone UK
PF McGuilleke
Lorehy
Gonjuneilin
Aril Li
Eunipassi
Wales
EL Win
Pier Li
le Plonnans
Wits
Piscir
BuUer
Chaya
Lowey
Epsidon
Feral
Hells
ST Simpton
Durlig
Amere Mer the Bowrd
Maine
Unil
Nuyper
Ieeesurer
Taylor
O'Brien
Turbulent season fuels Crow and Looming Election Debate
A garbled recount of a political era notes the crowd's mood at sunrise and the impact on leadership, contrasting hopes and fatigue as supporters weigh the crown and the need for rest. It references the PLP and local figures, hinting at rising tensions and voter behavior shaping future outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dyer
Raw
Guy
Pasuaye
Iman
Capeater
DaVita
What to Do When Nerves Go Wrong
A garbled 19th century style ad and notice blend salvation claims for a nerve remedy with references to ginger and phosphorated iron. It touts a tonics product as safe, non habit forming, claiming energy and steadiness. also briefly mentions tobacco growers and a local association leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angerell
Ditchfield
Jam bottles sent by well wisher to local depot
A malformed note describes a donor sending two barrels of goods to a depot. It mentions jam bottles and wool for guano. The text is garbled but implies gratitude and a request for more aid. Names and precise places are unreadable in the fragment.
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Taylor
Lone Bof
Tusibear
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