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Newspaper
Quambatook Times
Location
Quambatook, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
3
A fragmented, archaic recollection describes a West Livingston gathering with references to residents, furnishings, and local figures. The passage mentions attendees, ceremonies, and community mood, tracing tensions, alliances, and wartime memories amid a disputed vote or meeting.
Pie Livingston is celebrated on his return, with cheers and thanks to Great Britain and supporters. The gathering at Austell and West featured refreshments and greetings as Livingston, aged 18 years of service, plans to return to Caulfield Bana Hospital after discharge and a brief trip home.
The case concerns Angus Brown and others accused of failing to destroy rabbits and burrows on property inspected from November 1917 to January 1918. Witnesses report extensive rabbit and burrow infestation with little or no work done. the court notes for destruction were not carried out and fines were imposed.
Australian wool policy explained by Mir Watt acting Prime Minister in Canberra. He outlines government purchase of the Austrian wool clip as part of wartime finance, with terms, storage, and delivery through central committees. The plan aims to stabilize finances and maintain welfare for wool growers and the Commonwealth.
rainfall figures recorded at Quambartouk show continued wet conditions with scattered showers across the region. rainfall totals and dates are not clearly specified in the available text.
Fragmentary OCR note lists churches and clergy names with scattered locations Majhaulist Latburt and Quumbatook plus references to Presbyterian and Catholic groups. Mentions Talbert Avis Maas Tuypaninnlg and Beyland ltmms, plus an evening service and a price or rate.
A district obituary notes May 26 death in action of S. J. Frew and confirms his brothers Pes and Bont Free were killed earlier or nearby in the same campaign. The trio, with their schoolmate Plo Hy Adios, enlisted together and served as machine gunners. Parents Me and Mrs Sam Mee of Lalbert Base Bottada mourn as national sacrifice is paid in France.
A horse drawn vehicle collided with an unidentified craft near Stewart causing Mrs Dorothy Sayers to be injured. The horse became ungovernable and the vehicle veered off. Mrs Cowper and Carter dal Uan discuss the aftermath and local aid groups, with hospital transfers planned for those affected.
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