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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Leader
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 09, 1915
Page
4
A late night scene in a newspaper office shows the Editor confronting the Devilish figure and his staff. The Editor insists on overtime pay as the crew prepares proof for a Cuban article held over. The piece ends with a teaser that the story will continue.
A guest gave strange orders about delivering hot water to a Mr Clummieigh’s room. She insisted the instructions be followed in the morning and seemed frightened at the idea of forgetting the task.
During the week ending July 21 eight residents of Milton and Nerrigundah were fined 2 shillings 6 pence plus costs for failing to enrol under the Compulsory Enrolment Provisions of the Commonwealth Electoral Act.
The Uhutyiliyn council members including the mayor and aldermen debated credit transfers to the general fund, road and crossing works, and a government grant program. They appointed delegates to the Municipal Conference, handled war employee inquiries, and faced a pending lawsuit. the financial and inspection reports were accepted, and the meeting adjourned.
The Sydney Hight-Hour Art Union Committee with AG permission donates £1000 from this year’s Demonstration and Art Union proceeds to Australia Day Foods. The note mentions Heuochial Gough and Wooda Gavan in connection with the fundraiser.
The council chaired by President Dr. T. J. Kelly reviewed cash books and bank pass book, approved payments for general and sanitary funds, and adopted road and sanitary reports. It discussed resignations of staff, appointment of a Shires Association representative, and invited applications for gauger and maintenance roles with a September 7 deadline.
Majura hosted Ainslie players who did not play a match on 22 July but secured a win for Ainslie. Matchups include J Mayo and P Harman versus Jackson and B Reid 5 6 and several 5 6 results among Mrs Mayo Miss Mayo and Mrs Southwell Miss Reid and others. Telephone costs are noted as a loss of 200000 last year.
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