Queanbeyan School of Arts Annual Meeting Report
The annual meeting of members was held in the Reading Room with moderate attendance. President F P Woodward led the session presenting the annual report and balance sheet showing a mortgage extinguished, 225 members, 1205 books, revenue £491 4s 3d, expenditure £420 7s 10d, and a £60 16s 6d credit. The committee plans to sell land and building to buy new land for a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Woodward
Tentlemen
W. A. Deans
G. Greenlees
W. Martin
J.hardman
Rev
J. West
A. K. Johnston
H.W. Y. Deane
J. Ridley
C. T. Campbell
B. Keys
A. Bowers
Goddard
James Hardman
See
Balance Sheet and address on association's finances
A 1925 25 balance sheet covering July 1 1925 to June 30 1926 lists credits subscriptions rents and other income totaling 491 4 3 with expenditures on wages fuel secretary fees sundries newspapers repairs books lighting insurance printing and advertising and other costs. The report notes modest growth in income and urges greater public support and a new or rebuilt building for the institution in Queanbeyan. The meeting elected Mr Woodward as president and approved the report and balance sheet with remarks on membership and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Recreations Ltd
G. Greenlees
Treas
Woodward
Hardman
Queanbeyan
Presen
J. West
Canberra land line broadcast sets Australian record
Farmer's Broadcasting Station claims a land line transmission from Canberra to Causeway Hall exceeded 200 miles with full volume and clarity. Listeners across New South Wales and many adjoining states reported excellent reception, especially Blue Mountain towns. The Canberra Philharmonic Society provided the programme conducted by Ernest Mowle with performers Mabel Batchelor Ernest Archer Wilfred Thomas and R A Butterworth from 2FC studios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer's Broadcasting
Canberra
2FC
Causeway Hall
Sydney Town Hall
ZFC
Ftrat
New South Wales
Blue Mountain
Canberra Philharmonic Society
Ernest Mowle
Mabel Batchelor
Ernest Archer
Wilfred Thomas
R. A. Butterworth
2Fc Studios
Motorists Licenses and 48 Hour Compliance Rule
The N R M A asked for changes allowing motorists 48 hours to produce licenses. The Traffic Superintendent explains under current rules a driver asked to show a license who fails is reported and told to carry it, with court action only after multiple reports. He notes drivers are given more than 48 hours and recommends no change to regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.R.M.A
Trade Department
Great White Train Tour Schedule Through New South Wales
The Great White Train itinerary lists August 24 departure from Sydney and multiple stops on the Cooma Bombala line. Towns include Tarago Michelago Cooma Nimmitabel Canberra Queanbeyan Bungendore and Hornsby with 31 towns visited and a Sydney session from November 1 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Newcastle
North Coast
South Coast
Cooma-Bombala
Cooma Bombala
Hornsby
Miss McIntyre Displays Woollen Goods Range
Local shop Miss McIntyre advertises a complete woollen range including costumes tunics jumper suits and inner robes in repp Serge and Gabardine fabrics. Goods emphasize variety for winter wear and personal attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninter
REPP
SKRGE
Gabariine
Australian visit thrills Mrs Newbury with Canberra praise
Mrs Mollie Newbury of Chicago and her husband toured New South Wales including Katoomba and Jenolan Caves and Canberra. They hailed the Federal Capital and its Parliament buildings as magnificent and predicted Canberra will grow to rival Washington in Australia.
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Mra
Mollie Nethher Newbury
Chicago
USA
Haw Bwen
Australia
New Zealand
America
Mra Newbury
Direct
Jenolan Caves
Federal Capital Territory
United States
Ndt
Pacific
Newbury
Katoomba
Canberra
West Indies
Parliament House
Balltom
Washington
Don’t neglect a common case of piles warning
Public notice warns that common piles can lead to serious trouble and promotes Dean’s Ointment as effective, citing a case of Mrs. Corey in Bent Street, Cooma, urging buyers to obtain the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Corey
Bent Street
Cooma
Federal Produce Co Seeks Parsimonious Plant Supplies
Federal Produce Co on Menare Street Queanbeyan announces ready stock of linseed cake water meal and Pratt products for case lots. Special notice to farmers and parsers reading as prices and availability vary with demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Produce CO
Menare Street
Queanbeyan
Rand
Pratese
Parmees
Also Mentioned on This Page
Queanbeyan School OF Arts
Jas. Hardman
G. Greenless
Messrs
Jas. Ridley
A. T. Campbell
H. W. Y. Deane
W. Roper
C. Russell
Miss Barlow
Mr. Hardman
Government Savings Bank
W.roper
Veacievan
M. L
Matthew
Uriarra Road
A. A. Barraclough Ltd
George
Mave
Miss McIntyre
Harty Inspoo
J. B. Young
Marcel Vinpace
TEL
Livingstone & Douglas
Crawford
Chenery & Woodley Painters and Decorators
McQusid St
Quenabeyan
N. Mackey
Vural— Anechald Requisters
Strnet
Stevenson
Sacagio & Fartor
W. Healing & Cor Ltd
Porcents Parton
P.O. Box
Queanbeyan Furnishing Coy
Home Builders Consult
W. G. Gilder
Hayes Street
FTO
Bret Ieian
Ysl von American Adse
Laure Golde Vereote Greet Repperatat
Dore
Money Saver Ltd
Boeing
Oxford
Jane Salles
Talk OF
Marcus Clark & Co. Ltd
Central Square
W. J. Bowe
Jewett
Griffiths Crawford
Qecaer Ter Queenaland Insurance Ce
Senaria Obs
Moore Eros
Phows
Beyan
Medere
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