Local Association Discusses Pavilion Works and Trotting Grants
The P.A. and H. Association met at Wildies Hotel with members including R. Newbigging and W. Lampe. Resignations were noted and E. E. Bridle appointed to fill the vacancy. new pavilion contracts were discussed. side shows space and tickets were arranged. show ring enlargement approved and tenders to be called. trotting events and prizes set. sale of privileges planned for 29th instant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosers
Ring
Rice
Hand
Haynes
Peak Hill
J. H. Tregaskis
Lavish Vienna Dinner by Mas D. Carrezza
An American magnate hosted an extravagant dinner at the Bristol Hotel in Vienna. An 18 foot diameter damask table bore a fish basin with creatures including small crocodiles and a bronze fountain. Roses, parma violeta snakes, canaries, and a Hungarian band framed the feast ending with a Tombola prize Crystal glass and a pink eyed white mouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas. D. Carrezza
Vienna
Bristol
Parma
No Use Customers Defend Claim Right
Numerous customers vocally support the stated claim asserting their right and challenging any objections. The protests emphasize consistent experiences and demand recognition of the claim's validity.
Anniversary Ball Held by Local Oddfellows Lodge
The anniversary ball of the local Lodge of the Independent Order of Oddfellows took place at the Masonic Hall on Monday evening. Despite poor weather around 30 guests attended. J Tuckwell led as M C O with Frank Ring providing music and Garnet Tregaskis arranging extras. W Veitch served as secretary, supported by a committee of A J Matthews, P Madden, E A Gee, V L H Wright, C F Stephens, A Mead, J Dunn, H Snow, A Hubbard. Catering was by Mrs R Rodda Cennor. Numerous ladies wore cream, pink, navy, and black ensembles with lace, voile, silk, and satin trimmings, and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent Order of Oddfellows
Masonic Hall
J. Tuckwell
M.oc
Frank Ring
Garnet Tregaskis
J. Litchfield
C. Hobson
R. Taylor
Mrs. Vane
Miss Able
N. Stanford
Misa M. Taylor
M. McLean
B. Hand
D. Vietoh
Mis M. Walker
E. Hull
Miss M. Hand
E. Hand
A. McLean
A. Hand
Miss Bernard
Miss Allan
Miss McAtamney
N. Dewar
Open discussion in press defended by judge and editor
A learned judge defends a newspaper's public duty in pursuing truth despite risks. The piece argues that free, open discussion benefits society and that honest criticism is welcomed when not malicious, with Exrayss providing space for fair argument. It condemns efforts to stifle diverse opinions in the name of class interests.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Featured For Family Use
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe for all ages. It claims to ease coughs of all kinds and soothe throat irritation without harming the most delicate parts. Sold by Peak Hill, Lave, and nearby stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Eife
Also Mentioned on This Page
P.A. and H. Association
Wildie’s Hotel
R. Newbigging
J. Jackson
Messrs
W. H. Paling & Co
W. Hawes
MRS. M. Malouf & Son
James Fay
McDonald & Con
Dalgety Street
Millers Point
Sydney
Teres
DE Waughs
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