Night of dances and fundraisers at Protestant Hall
A notice of a euchre party and dance in aid of the Church of England Tennis Club at Protestant Hall Tonight promises a night of entertainment. Hospital Art Union ticket sales declared brisk, with top prize a sideboard on display at Messrs J J Young Ltd. Deputy Postmaster General informs Hon Austin Chapman that improved mail service discussions are ongoing. Homebush cattle sales show strength with 20 steers from R K Brayshaw at £7 7s 0d. Cooma visitor P J Ryan calls on old acquaintances in Queanbeyan. E. Toumis Club social invites novelty dances and lighting effects. Moore Bros sell their jewellery business to Mr Hammond, who pledges success in the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Hospital Art Union
Messrs
J.J . Young, Ltd
Austin Chapman
A. Lucas
Somerset Tallagandis
Homebush
Brayshaw
Bredbo
Winchcombe Carson
P. J. Ryan
Cooma
Queanbeyan
of E. Touuis Club
Sadersanl
Moore Bros
Hammond
Mr. Hammond
Atlantic City Express Derailment Causes Loss of Life
Telegraphic Richmond reports at Winslow Junction a Philadelphia bound express derailed killing at least seven, with twelve missing and forty injured. Signalman believed to have opened the wrong switch. Police have 24 hours to act on the reasal. Seamen's Union still hopes for settlement on the Largs Bay dispute. Sydney branch meeting weighs Boe’an Daley engagement by management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Atlantic City
Philadelphia
Winslow Junction
Largs Bay
Seamen's Union
Sydney
Itn
Boe'an Daley
Water Supply Talks Shift to Canberra for Council
Sydney engineer A T Osborne arrived to confer with the Municipal Council on a Cotter River water supply. He and Wagner from Cooma plan to seek better terms from the Federal Government after noting the 1914 cost estimate of £28 000 would now be higher and that high town areas could not be served. The chamber president C I Campbell relayed the engineers' findings, and Boorooma and Gulargambons Stations began shearing at award rates with local shearers sought for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Osborne
Works Department
Sydney
Cotter
Hoe
Canberra
Wagner
Cooma
Osborne
Queanbeyan
Agner
C. I. Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Glaxiers’ Association
Boorooma
Gulargambons
G. Gale
Bungendore
Gale
Federal move to fix Canberra date and lease city land
Major Marrin urges Parliament to set a definite transfer date for Commonwealth operations to Canberra and lease Seabees city land for business use. He proposes private enterprise to build most city facilities while government constructs its own buildings, with early leasehold offerings to attract tenants. The plan aims for timely development and steady rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrin
Canberra
Essry
Federal
Frost Registers Sixteen Degrees As Sunday Dawns Cold
Major W. P. Blake tours Corfu inviting women to inspect in a travel feature. Life magazine praises its current issue with stories. W. R. Buckley promotes as local agent. School of Arts plans its annual meeting Monday week with several committee members declining reelection. Last year saw record attendance. subscribers urged to show continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Blake
Corfu
Hell
Life
W. R. Buckley
School of Arts
Is to be chosen esteemed Wad newspapers editor
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to the "Mini-Gan Senate" and an expectation or statement concerning "Yours etc" from 7. P. Bluett of the Chamber of Commerce, indicating a civic or editorial context. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bluett
Inquest into Infant Death at Queanbeyan Home
The coroner opened an inquiry into the death of a five week old infant son of Mr and Mrs A Hoss in Queanbeyan. Dr Christie examined the child and ordered a post mortem by Dr Blackall revealing severe anaemia and organ enlargement. The coroner returned a verdict of death from natural causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catone Gale
A. Hoss
Hae Street
Queanbeyan
Christie
Blackall
Albert Arthur Howard Rose
Clarke
Rowe
Vis
Drovers' Railway Pass Rules for Livestock Trucks
The Railway Commissioners clarify that passes are issued to allow two or more trucks of livestock to travel to a destination when the three-truck rule is met the same day from one station. A two-truck return is allowed at single fare. bona fide attendants may accompany the stock with proper proof.
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Miapard Mire
Deus
Beta
Fr. Rutledge
MLA
Hiledge Han
BR. Moore
Milroy Aywane
Kensington
Rabbits and finance dominate regional council minutes
Directors discuss attendance apologies and salary changes while inspector Newell reports rabbits remain a pest. A plan to spend £170 13s 8d and fund fencing near Brooks Hill T.R. is approved, with Mr Whealan to erect a fence at 40 per mile and ring barking work for 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirbersos
Webb
Maslin
Coef
Inspector Newell
Sush
Anas
Cams
Brooks’ Hill T
Whealan
Melnnes and Moore
D. Whealan
Igi
Port
Sydney
McInees
Moore
Morrison
Bungendore Soldiers Remembered in Bereaved Family Message
A terse wartime notice from Bungendore expresses sincere sympathy to the bereaved family of soldiers who served with the forces. The message honors their sacrifice and wishes comfort to those left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Boerke
Grand National Hurdles and Flemington Contenders Highlight Weekend Card
The article notes Grand National hurdles and Flemington's big race, with Emma and Mulhouse Cup talk. It lists contenders like Stownate Go Got Double betting on Epoun and Metropolitan events, and mentions Moorelisid Flying Handicap prospects and Bay etc. It discusses public recreation concerns over Games and park use. It cites trials for the Grand Nations Steeplechase with Goulburn Seadeal and Cymric import status and Remnrse remarks.
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Ciansr
Fiscom
Comiaia
Flemington
Ph Phates Army
Vietoriss
Ely
Epoom
Beldicaps
Iain
Betaspeice Band
Guanes Capidoe
Bay . T
Masti Chapman and the Prime Minister in Canberra debates
The Melbourne Herald notes Austin Chapman's lifelong support for Canberra, his fight over the selection of the capital and his Eden Monaro seat. The article suggests Prime Minister Hughes may owe Chapman thanks for his steadfast Nationalist stance and enduring friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Melbourne Herald
Austin Chapman
Austin Chapin
Mr. Chapman
New South
Walchman
Dalgety
Eden- Monaro
Federation
Chapman
Flughes
Hughes
Canberra Triumph With Strong Finish In Australian Rules Match
Canberra defeated their opponents despite a tight scoreline, with Max delivering standout ball handling. Flannagan Tipping Podger Horley starred among the outer players as Canberra extended late to secure the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisy
Max
Diggers
Flannagan
Tipping
Podger Horley
Canberra
Weather and labor disruptions at Wolongle Camp affect artisans
The Wolongle Camp faces temporary job suspensions as the Federal Government funds development work. Despite hardships, local workers and associations plan to persist, hoping for a swift return to normal, aided by firings of cold mornings, water taps lit to thaw pipes, and adjusted offerings to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fdzskany
Rey
Stil Bard Biter
Ofd
Sudnow
Local tennis club social despite bad weather at Sutton
A Sutton Ball social by the local tennis club drew fewer attendees due to severe weather but remained lively. Music by Mrs. Withins and others kept dancing late into Saturday morning with refreshments served by local ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Angove
Bayen
Satlee
Teunia Deoth
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Hox
Southwell & Harman
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Ingendore
Arthur Mead
C. Throsby Young
Monaro Street
Queanshvan
M. Johnston
Campbell Street
E. M. Day
Molonglo Street
Rungemiore
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Water Supply
Triumph Pictures
Shire Council
Yarrowlumla
Gidleigh
Ingredow Road
Deep Creek
Crs
Keeffe
Stnd
Southwell
J.b.thompson
H. Lundie
M. Day
Enewals
Cra
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H. Southwell
Hall
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Whittaker
Colum
Choage Emstestand
P. P. Beard
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Masti Chapman
Primce
Stackaan
Shia
Sinie Ponape G. Smith
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New York
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Lambé Caren Warma
Ford
Byrne & CO
P. Byree
J. L. Pike
Station & General Commission Agents
Wolongle Camp
Bschute, Bell & Co., Ltd
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Japan
London
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Bawra
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Big Town Property Base
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Monarost
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