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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Age And Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 03, 1925
Page
2
Quarter ended June 30 notes births 53 males 1 23 females 22, deaths 10 and 1 9, 1, marriages 18. Church sacraments, golf results, tea room ads, and police cases accompany a busy local page with civic notes and upcoming Queanbeyan Federal match.
The monthly meeting notes the committee accepting sickness pay claims inquiry by Webb Bowers West and the President. Boland’s permit to hold a ball. balance sheet promised by Beasley. Nurse O Neill resigns after her father’s death. donations received from Walter and Eliza Hall Trust and Majura ball proceeds. Accounts total 154 pounds 0 shillings 6 pence with a balance of 183 pounds 18 shillings 7 pence. Patient statistics end of month: 19 in hospital 12 male 7 female admitted 30 male 20 female total treated 17 male 27 female discharged 52. deaths 6 with 11 male and 5 female remaining. Visiting committees report satisfaction with care and staff praised. wardsman wages and repairs to furniture and doors approved. Unpaid issues noted. treasurer to report.
Thieves caused a Wednesday afternoon blackout across the city and suburbs as thousands of pounds worth of goods were stolen. The town’s electricity service has been erratic with multiple power and light failures, prompting calls for remedial measures. Valimita, who won yesterday, garners renewed spring attention. He will be spellbound, physicked, and prepared for spring events.
The President submitted a statistical record showing the number of patients treated and their residences. It notes the Federal Territory sends no fewer patients and about half paid nothing. The committee will press the Federal Capital Commission for subsidy.
In Sydney at Redfern, the murder trial of Aves proceeds as Mr Justice Street resumes summing up at noon. Defence counsel urged the jury to doubt Alice Quirk’s identification, saying it was not definite.
Sydney Stone a tram driver of Carey Street Randwick was run over by a lorry and killed near Dowling Street depot this morning.
The Graziers Association reports more sheep to shear this year than last, but finds no indication of a labour shortage.
Sir George Fuller answers Mr Lang over finance stating a fifty three week year can reveal a deficit. He adds unpaid income tax will more than wipe out the alleged deficit.
Armed masked men robbed Keith Smith and a young woman on the Yarra Bank. They secured four shillings from the rear and sixteen shillings from the woman. A nearby couple was bailed in, another couple avoided contact, and no report was made by a third pair.
In London on Thursday Reuters reports Lacoste defeated Anderson 6-4 7-5 6-1 to advance, while Borotra beat Cochet 5-7 8-6 6-4 6-1 in another semi final clash shaping the championship.
An unemployed demonstration was staged in Melbourne yesterday with marching workers disrupting traffic. W.W. leaders addressed the crowd urging action and taking the law into their own hands.
An additional wireless broad band service has been licensed to operate under the name 2B.E. The approval expands regional communications options and positions the firm to offer enhanced coverage and new pricing plans.
George Davis, a clerk, appeared at Wagga Police Court on Tuesday and was committed for trial on a charge of embezzling 2779 19/2 from Messrs Wright Heaton and Co Ltd, merchants of Wagga. Bail set at £400 with one surety. a warrant issued for Thomas Lohar, manager of the local branch of the firm.
Selim reports tomorrow's Grand National Hurdles with Eric the Hed Pildea Hermubo and Mirthmaker as strong contenders. Dislogue is noted for potential upset as racing circles preview the event at Casterbury.
The St Gregory's Monza Cub will represent in Sunday Simood Shield rounds. A grade match is set for Eastlake courts and B grade on St Gregory's courts at a fixed early hour, featuring players including J Wall N Jute A Taylor and J Gile McKay.
The Federal Rovers announce their Richardson Cup lineup with Parson Horne Clarke Bethel captain Hawkes Connelly and forwards Torpy WyIe Forbutt Blaydeg Kirk Yates plus reserves. A Sunday match at the local park pits Magpies against Lluebell with Hincksman Hall Simms Sean Jordan Sacagio Byrne and others in the Lluebell side.
Fragmentary OCR notes cite Chief Justice of Nevada, Frank fl Norerons, challenging national Prohibition alignment. The item references a protest stance and dispute over legal philosophy and citizens' duty, with claims of judicial independence and public reaction.
Fragmentary notes describe a cinema program featuring The Lone Wolf with guest appearances, a performance by Janek Moll Artiel Lonyard, and a promotional tease claiming a more figure driven adaptation than the novel. It mentions Carmel Myers and a Sinclair Teale tie in.
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