OGGS Forecasts and Local Notices in Toowoomba
February 1 to 28 forecast of violent disturbances with lightning, rain, tornadoes, and cold snaps. Includes details on sheep sharing contest in Toowoomba with Zimmerle defeating Maurer, Democratic party discourse, no rifle shooting, Moore Testimonial appeals, a coroner's inquiry into death from alcohol, sight preservation advice, and local notices on laying machines and poultry.
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OGG
Nsw
Sire Lo
Australia
We Austral Hall
Toowoomba
Zimmerle
Maurer
Men concert and harvest service announced in local notices
Tuesday 28th will feature a men versus ladies singing contest with a varied programme as men strive to win. Harvest thanksgiving services to be held in Anglican church with gifts of produce invited. A federal land tax review is advertised by Dunlop Co with notes and tabular guidance. Shilling seating issues at the hall prompt demand for equal seating rights and fair pricing.
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C. Storey
Ranswick Town Hall
Liberal Party
Labor Party
Democratic Party
Storey
Gedlom
B. J. Wilean
Zngland
Messrs
Dwarfy Dunlop and Co
Messes F. Hayes and
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Mechanics Institute Committee Meeting and Building Plans
The Mechanics Institute held Friday evening meeting with chair A O Veness. Passes for payments to O Brien Westley Anglis and Robert pon Prins Wilson and others. Committees elected for Library Recreation Literary. Secretary Sheridan re elected. plans to borrow 2200 for building and brick on wood work scheme discussed. A note on Town and Country Journals loan and skating proposal for winter considered.
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Messrz
A. O. Veness
Cansiel
Johnstone
Stoddart
W P Hartley
Bheridang Drs
Bilis
Catchleve
Mr. Kennedy
O'Brien
W. H. Westley
Pia
Anglis
Robertpon
T- Prins
Acrangra
Post Office Closures In New South Wales Shocks Australia
Sydney postal authorities announce widespread post and telegraph office closures across New South Wales on March 1 at 6 pm except for the General Post Office and Newcastle. The GPO stays open for telegraphic business, Newcastle remains open for urgent telegrams, with some offices halting after 4 pm for in person duties and 5 pm for line issues. Small country exchanges will keep public service hours, while Manila closes at 6 pm. The Sydney mail runs altered to 6 20 pm.
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Post and Telegraph
Commonwealth
Sydney
Ob and Riter
New South Wales
General Post Office
GPO
Newcastle
Kent
Oremery
Spm
Manilla
The
Sydney Mail
Weilal
Presbyterian Manse Opens For Minister At Coustesteayt
A new Presbyterian Manse high in Coustesteayt has been completed with six rooms plus amenities, Wunderlich ceilings, and modern fittings. The building sits on land valued at about £000 and is debt free at opening. Builders Nessra B. and T. Galbraith receive praise for workmanship and character, with careful attention to water supply drainage and yard arrangements.
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Coustesteayt
Dechnage
Manilla
Pha
Nessra B
T. Galbraith
A Fine Home By D M Mackenzie in Pitt Street Sydney
A portrait of Mr D M Mackenzie’s new 12 room brick residence designed by Spain Gash and Minnell of Pitt Street Sydney. The description notes cavity walls for cooling and security, wide verandas, ornate plaster ceilings, marble mantles, gas fittings, a complete water system, and an eastern courtyard with a maid’s room. Builders John Elford and Walter Jackson oversaw brickwork and construction.
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D.M. Mackenzie
John Elfiod
Walter Jackson
Eaglehawk shot near Cedar Party at Wingham
Clyde Carey shot an eaglehawk measuring 6 ft 6 in wing tip to tip near Cedar Party, Wingham. Ottawa reports over 600 typhoid cases as epidemic spreads. Labour fears grow as Manchuria plague may affect labor supply. Federal customs aims to ban bags over 200 lb. coronation march plan rejected. Stanley Horne bitten by a snake near Wee Waa and recovers. Palmerston renamed Darwin. flood losses at Kamilaok Station in North Queensland. Russia warns China over 1881 treaty renewal. ultimatum possible if not yielded by March 1.
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Wingham
Clyde Carey
Ottawa
Canada
Customs
Federal
Goovernment
London
Morrison
London Times
Manchuria
Stanley Horne
Wee Waa
Northern Territory
Palimerston
Darwin
Queensland
Kamilaok
China
Russia
Kjori Meets Cuperials in Albion and Impariat Matches
Cricket and local sports round up reports from Albions and Impariats as Kjori leads the Albions against Aleneven at New Moston, with lineups including Hartley and O'Brien. The Impariats contest features Gunelly and Aviciuatull at Recreation grounds, while New Mexico and Klori teams play friendly village matches with notable scorers and late-week results.
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Kjori
Albions
Aleneven
To Lin
New Moston Toxay
W. D. Hartley
Bom. O'Brien
A. M Ondriel
Rev
W. P. Bos
Povatary TL. Grown
W. Perent
A- Raggehitts
Devlin
P. Moor
P. Worth
SPECIAL EXPRESS WIRES MASSACRE FEARS AND REFERENDA TALKS
A ragged collection of telegraph items reports alleged massacres among Slaworthy Swith’s followers with two survivors, concerns over Smith’s passage, and a missing search party. It notes North Sydney selection, Joseph Cook on referenda, and a Liberal League Central Executive confirmation. Also reports steamer Benthuy burned with 31 dead, a varnish factory fire, an Australian biplane speed run, a large strike, shipwreck sale, earthquakes, winds, and political notes from Melbourne and London.
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Papia
Slaworthy Swith
S xi
Smith
Miss Eleanor Cameron New Victoria Secretary At Home
Miss Eleanor Cameron the new general secretary of the Victorian Women's National League was hosted at the Australian Women's National Club in Melbourne. She spoke on political issues and women’s influence, noting her Manilla connections and earning admiration for principled consistency. Roy Allen’s engagement and Miss Hayward’s retirement from Manilla Hospital are noted, as are Mr and Mrs Harry Burrell’s Sydney move and his zoological role. The ladies concert report mentions Miss Kelly and Miss Iris Stoddart as helpers.
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Eleanor Cameron
Victorian Women's ‘National League
Australian Women's National Club
Melbourne
Women's National League
M'Cutcheot
Victoria
Miss Cameron
Burrell
Zoological Society
Sydney
Mia Burrell
Kelly
Iris Stoddart
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Moore
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Angus and Coote
Georgy Street
Royel Hotel
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Brophy
H. Rud Tool
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W. P. Best
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Sib
Armstrong
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Carter
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Nourse
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W. M. Trenerry
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Ibxico
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P. Corrigan
Ehurley
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Heywood
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Hoe
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Leman
Rod
Walker
Hadtey
Walker Seine
Vincent le Waygood
Jecjen Corrigan
Har Heywood
X. Klort
Klori
CG. Norris
Victor Reidel
Towi Club
B. Merchant
P. Mace
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P. Harvey
Mace J. Barvey
Runes
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Heidel
Hi. Stacker
Rodgers
Merchant
Delley
Reidel L. Norrig
W. Gardiner
Mace
Reidel
Coashbuilters
George Bricken
Master Standish
Goursing
Carmichiel
South Wales
North Sydney
Colonel Ryrie
Liberal League
Joseph Cook
Arnelille
Caueks
Benthay
Benthuy
Bownd
Hong Kong
Tourane
Port Darwin
Clonging Tohe Comet Manufacturing Coy
Prskineville
Lisgie Quins
Mammonil
New Gainea
Italy
Vienna
Hutchison
Islanil
Guernsey
Htouvle Sonic Stove
Vosal Sn
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