Outgoing Mails Schedule and Non-Delivery Instructions
The text notes mails should be delivered on Tuesdays and Fridays. It instructs that any instance of non delivery requires immediate reporting to the appropriate office.
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Leader
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 24, 1905
Page
2
The text notes mails should be delivered on Tuesdays and Fridays. It instructs that any instance of non delivery requires immediate reporting to the appropriate office.
A garbled regional notice appears to relay names and places in a fragmented report. Readable bits reference local figures and locations, suggesting a civic event or meeting, but specific details are obscured by OCR errors.
The piece criticizes steel trusts and market manipulators driving up wheat costs, noting how speculative moves harm the poor. It argues against private food monopolies and predicts a shift toward publicly owned industries and state control amid mounting economic and political pressure.
In a detailed report to the Pontifical-Centara, officials discussed the cost and feasibility of a Terangle telephone line, with estimates around £204 and broader budget questions. Opposition from the inspector and resistance to grant requests are noted, while proposed routes, timelines, and associated electrical and municipal costs are outlined for ministerial review.
A fragmented report describes Queaina’s fire brigade facing critical water supply shortages during emergencies. It notes underground tanks and previous protective measures, while discussing a political visit and public dissatisfaction with representation amid ongoing local concerns.
The Cooma Jockey Club opened its annual meeting on a cool day with strong club support and elegant spectators. Racing featured The Loom and Grafondelle in a 6 furlong prize, where The Loom prevailed by a length with other key contenders including Crisis and Avondale delivering competitive performances.
In Cooma the road work committee struggles as contractors and builders clash over five tenders led by a £65 contract. No chairman appointment has been made and local board tax matters remain unsettled amid months of delay. Sufferers from recent changes in the Monaro district.
A garbled artifact presents scattered phrases about reform, poverty, love, beauty, and politics. It hints at a critique of capital and labor and public opinion after an election, but the meaning is largely obscured.
Mrr Willian Scotn of Mulloon Bungendore dies at age 63 in Sydney after undergoing an operation for stomach cancer. He had been widowed for many years and was widely known for charity and kindness. His body returned to Molloon for private burial as friends and relatives from Thungendore gathered for the service led by Rev. Sanom Leigh.
A light community event titled A Bread and Butter Social gathers residents near the lake. Organizers invite neighbors to enjoy music, simple fare, and fellowship as a local social gathering with informal performances.
In the trial day, counsel contends Slattery should be examined by Sean, with evidence indicating financial figures around seven to eight thousand pounds. The prosecution presented testimony while the market details shifted, and the proceedings covered several points including orders and amounts.
The text reports on wartime reductions around Korea under Japan and evacuation of Munch near Harkin with indemnity. It mentions members of the Russian family staying in palaces and fear of attending a grand funeral. An assassin tells jailers Sergius was murdered to remove Grand Ducal influence and push him to head a Western-style national government.
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