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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Leader
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 06, 1906
Page
2
A Quenbeyan Leader article discusses local reform politics, the Millard case resolution, and potential moves by Ald. Hincksman and Hungerford. It notes printing charges in political campaigns and hints at forthcoming public works and hospital developments affecting the electorate.
Fragmented OCR notes recount a county or municipal session with references to assessments, rates, and property taxes. It mentions named officials Aldo Hincksman and others, various wards, potential meter readings, and a tense discussion over rates and judicial matters. The report also notes a weather event and a public meeting schedule for Thursday evening.
Macant Boatman Joe Marc reels in a place at Captain's Plat amid local boating news. The brief notes a notable finish and community interest in the event.
The notice reports Crown Lands and Sensis Lanne actions under the Amendment Act. It details termination after forty years from May 2, includes 225 acres and road plans near Jinks Wilson, and notes the property is part of John Reefe's 1300 acre grant. The plan signals resumption for a public road and adjacent parcels and mentions related allotments and dates.
Fragmentary report recalls a school event at Michelago with remarks on speakers, audience and proceedings. The piece names several figures and places but presents jumbled phrases, indicating a busy gathering with ceremonial roles and a communal atmosphere.
A fragmented OCR style report outlines a hospital committee amid a jumble of names, dates, and places. It references candidates, signals, and a meeting or event with unclear affiliations and outcome, noting involvement from various groups and individuals in a chaotic transcription.
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