Triumph Pictures at Local Posts Office Event
Hon Austin Chapman advised by Deputy Postmaster General that electric sight work will proceed when lands are available. Triumph Pictures showcases shipwreck scenes and a night of films including Menke Ricks and Hearts Flowers with usual prices and 6000ft and 5000ft reels announced for tomorrow night.
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Queanbeyan Chamber of Commerce
Triumph
Pri Woods
Rere Cur
Abe
Triumph Pictures
Og Tee
Menke Ricks
Meighan
Wands Hawley
School of Arts
Diggers
Fragmentary notice persuades quick booking for mat space
An unreadable ad fragment urges immediate booking for a mat, mentioning a bakery at Ming Cong and a call to see the board for details. The text is garbled but signals a prompt reservation request and venue hints.
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Ane
Ming Cong
Local hospital committee reports and rugby match update
The works committee discussed rear room purification and a bath heater. The treasurer’s report showed a credit balance of £560 4s 7d with payments of £135 10s. The matron’s June report recorded patient counts, duties, and donations from multiple ladies and gentlemen. The visiting committee praised order and proposed an operating theatre water cooler. A friendly rugby match saw Queanbeyan defeat Braidwood 23 to 5 with multiple tries and strong forward play.
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J. Ryan
Laverty
Aggs
Mesdames
Mr. Bourne
Bard
Murphy
Sutton
Moore
Bingley
T. Woodger
W. Harris
Mies Southwell
J. Southwell
Messrs. Keeffe
Pallick
Messrs
J. Karte
W.d. Obullina
Ling
Sod Hayes
Bungendore Man Quits Work After Injury
In Bungendore a man injured his foot and has been unable to work for some time. He relied on assistance from subscribers to support Byron and family as they cope with the illness and financial strain. Residents are urged to show patience and aid as the situation stabilizes.
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Byron
Final av evason reports and local notices
Fragmentary notices describe wool bales, a Monday event, and acknowledgments. Queensland reportedly secured a deal around 48d. References include H C Thompson and Alfred D Be, with local post office stall recognition for E J Beaver and a fountain pen gift.
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Queensland
H.C. Thompson
Alfred D. Cata Na
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E. J. Beaver
Canberra Football Club Formed in Australian Rules Meeting
A Canberra gathering of locals and workers formed The Canberra Football Club to play Australian Rules. Officers were appointed including President P. Dorman and Secretary O. Collidge. Club colours blue and gold were chosen with 10 shillings sixpence membership. Funds placed in the Commonwealth Bank Canberra Branch.
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Podger
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Coverdale
Wollidge
Cullidge
Dig
Seve
Eastlabe
Varias
Borman
Collidge
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H. Cadden
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Warrigal Club Sets Travel Plans and Cup Challenge
Warrigal Football Club committee approves travel expenses to Braidwood for the team and schedules away game arrangements. They decide on a specified away meeting time, appoint a treasurer for lodging costs, discuss gate fees, hospitality for Gunning, and a Barass Cup challenge against Yass with a Goulburn referee. Three club cars to Yass and press coverage for away games are authorized.
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Nolan
Braidwood
EK. O'Rourke
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Burney
B Land
Gonning
KE. O'Rourke
J. O'Rourke
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Yase
Yass
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Mesere
Hayes
Yous
Warrigal
Inurela
Gold yield declines in six months to 15082 ounces
In the six months ending June 30 the state reports a 50 percent drop in gold output from 1921, totaling 15082 ounces valued at 62066 pounds. Queensland shows June gains due to renewed activity at Mount Megan and crushings at Mount Phoenix and Gympie, while ministers pursue economy.
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Gympie
Wellington
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Massey
New Zealand
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Death of Mr J Penney A Longtime Local Resident
Yet another resident of the town, Mr J Penney, died suddenly on Monday morning from heart trouble at 78. Born at Brook's Creek near Bungendore, he lived in Appanayan since childhood and was widely known. He left a widow, a brother Frank Pooney, two step-brothers Herbert and James Williams, and was a nephew of Mr J Penney. Funeral held this afternoon, Rev S J Weat officiating at the graveside, H Lazarus in charge of arrangements.
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Mr. Penney
Appanayan
Brook's Creek
Bungendore
Seotated Leaves & Brother
Frank Pooney
Herbert
James Williams
J. Weat
H. Lazarus
Moore Bros Notice Transfer of Watchmaking Firm
Moore Bros announce the transfer of their watchmaking jewelry business to P. W. Hammond. The firm extends thanks to loyal customers and asks for continued support for Hammond, praising Rucker and James Wilson for their past trades and kindness during the bereavement.
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P. W. Hammond
Hammond
EO Rucker
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