Floral and Industrial Exhibition at Presbyterian Church Queanbeyan
Floral and Industrial Exhibition at the Protestant Hall Queanbeyan runs Wednesday and Thursday April 16 and 19 opening at 3 pm. The program features Cut Flowers displays, Vegetable and Fruit collections, Original Design entries, Vegetable and Floral arrangements, and various podium presentations by local exhibitors and sponsors. Name entries include Mr. Knox, Mr. Badelith La, Mr. Werner, Mrs. Thirve, Mr. Griffith, and Mrs. J. Ldetay among others, with multiple prize categories and a Market of Flowers for children and adults alike.
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Hiral
Ibcoind
Mu Badelith
Peonsid
Mite
Hinckeman
Mr. Veriblow
Mattei Belis
Mr. Griffith
W. Preshidy
Mr. Mandolian
Titt
Unthrington
Dir
Marka
J .Ldetay
WM. Moefureh
A. Emeveud
Toeeday
Mewry Wigne and
Huemell
Section 1V Sewing L Denby WAG citted
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local notice or brief item mentioning individuals such as Mir Wot and Talls Phallirate age 14. The legible parts reference sewing, a local group, and a short list of unclear actions. The text is garbled with inconsistent spacing and misspellings.
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Maby
Wahy
Mir
Section V Miscellany items from old school exhibition
A scanned notice lists entries by various students and teachers. It records a mix of performances and crafts including singing, recitations, piano pieces, drawing, and needlework with names such as Miss Whittier, Mr. J. T., Mrs. Me, and Ms Byrie. The fragment details events, ages, and presenters in a yearbook style exhibit.
Rules and Regulations for the Exhibition Entries
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Prikan
Pric
Brad Auklein
Nin
Denomd
Mra J Shaw
Theda
Freedom of contract and coercion in labor disputes
The piece argues that unfettered freedom of contract can become tyranny, citing US trusts and Australian wharf labor conflicts. It questions which side harms the public welfare, defends government guardrails, and critiques arbitration and industrial courts as tools of coercion. It notes Mr Wade’s concessions and calls for firm public judgment.
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United States
Great Trusts
Sydney
Federal capital site debate reaches Canberra Melbourne
Interest grows over the capital site with Mr. Deakin's promise to submit to the House next week. Dalgety advocates fear a Canberra majority as Tooma and Dalgety supporters shift votes, while a telegram from Mr Wade discusses prior letters and publication timing. The Prime Minister has the telegram in Senate records.
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Melbourne
Deakin
Teoma
Dalgety
Tooma
Canberra
Sir Joh. Quek
New South Wales
Dalget
Toom
Wade
Estes
Sydney
Aml
Senate
Industrial Disputes Bill Dialogue and Conciliatory Tone
The government shows a conciliatory stance on the Industrial Disputes Bill now before Parliament. It notes Victoria lacks a workable Court of Appeal and mentions strikes tied to appellate decisions. Wages Boards and conciliation panels proposed by Mr Wade aim to balance employer and worker interests.
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Court of Appeal
Victoria
Wade
Empire Day Circular Encourages Australian Patriotism in Schools
The Department of Public Instruction issues a circular urging Empire Day activities to center on Australian duty and Empire spirit. Local arrangements limit instructional time while deepening patriotic regard for Australia and its role in the Empire.
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Department of Public Instruction
Pigeon Shooting Third Novice Match Promoted by Mandelson
The third £20 novice pigeon match promoted by Mr S Mandelson was held at the showground on Wednesday. Top shooters included H A Duobooty and J Venables who shared a sweep, Quihuniy with 16 kills, and McKeahnie winning after a tense rounds. The wind aided birds and many contestants dropped out or missed rails, with McKeahnie finally securing victory by steady second-barrel work and clever kills. Afterward about ten more sweeps were shot with Mandelson and Byrne among leaders in the subsequent rounds.
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S. Mandelson
H. A
Duobooty
J. Venables
Quihuniy
Dlomer
Morton
Venables
Dulhunty
Byrne
McKeahnie
Dunn
Mgr
Manielson
Smpire
Malicious Wounding Trial at Cooma Sessions
Abdeen Ferris pleaded not guilty to maliciously wounding storekeeper Joseph Jacob at Jingeru in January. Witnesses described a confrontation after Ferris arrived by wagon, Jacob sustaining a broken leg. defence claimed a mishap during a scuffle. Jury found guilty with leniency recommended. Ferris jailed five months, seven weeks already served.
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Cooma
Fudge Edmonds
Abdeen Ferris
Jingeru
Joseph Jacob
Jacob
Tial
National Rifle Association Meeting in Sydney Considers Prize Funds
The National Rifle Association met in Sydney on Wednesday. It proposed maintaining last year’s prize money level, with adjustments to encourage service matches. Paid scorers were approved after Melbourne trials, and sight committee members debated back sights and rejected the McCally sight as detachable.
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the National Rife Association
Sydney
Ijn
King's
Melbourne
Havin
At Homebust fat stock sale brisk on cattle and sheep
The sale yesterday showed best sheep up to 2 per head clearer, other grades about 1/ to 16d clearer. Cattle values rose, gains often 1 to a g per head. All grades very dear. Local lot sold by Avo l M Franklin Brindabella 52 bullocks to £8 14, averaging £6 9 5, 4 heifers £5 16.
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Yeaterday
M. Franklin
Brindabella
Special Court Opens Over Queanbeyan Local Option Vote
The Special Court for the Queanbeyan electorate opened in the Queanbeyan Courthouse before Judge Fitehardinge and a panel including Maitland Butler and Elliott. Sub-inspectors presented a hotel-by-hotel listing across Goulburn and Queanbeyan licensing districts with licenses, rents, rooms, and conditions. The hearings covered convictions against several hotels and adjourned to Thursday for hotel inspections.
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Queanbeyan
Canbeyan
Fitehardinge
Maitland
D.S.M. Parramatta
Butler
P.M
Wass
Elliott
Braidwood
Lake Bathuret
T ‘Arago
Victoria Hotel
Bungonla
Lake Bathurat
Turago
Bresdalbone
Yass
Wasg
Telegraph Hotel
Guoning
Frank Geld
Gunning
Willis
Sutton
Harrison's Hotel
Commercial
Royal Hotel
Bungendore
Lake George
Gundaroo
Sutton Hotel
Hoskingtown
Bundore
Siness Fair
Woodward
Harrison's
Royal
Victoria
Bungendors
Cricketer’s Arms
Gininderra
Healingtown
Railway
Tarago
Brayne
Albion
White Swan
Courthouse
Criterion Hotel
Willow Tiree
Jembaicumbene
Major's Creek
Rising Sun
Mongarlowe
Nerriga
Naturalist outlines NSW fisheries potential and plans
Mr DaymG of the Fisheries Department spoke to Amateur Fishermen's Association on New South Wales waters. He cited about 500 fish species with 250 edible, estimated Harvey Jack redervoir could yield nearly three million pounds of fish annually, mainly Murray cod and trout. He urged stocking, oyster cultivation, and a national Fisheries Bureau with fisheries colleges modeled on Japan.
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Daymg
Straau
Fisheries Department
Amateur Fishermen's Association
New South Wales
Wursery
Mai
Japan
Stella Bray Persists in Fire Fatality at Bourke Street
Stella Br pey aged 19 resident of 673 Bourke Street Sorry Hills died at St Vincent's Hospital after sustaining severe burns from a candle fire at her residence on Saturday. She was reading by candlelight when the blaze started. She suffered head and face injuries before the flames could be controlled. She died Wednesday evening after admission to hospital.
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STELLA BR@pey
Bourke-street
Sorry Hills
St. Vincent's Hospital
Miss Fradley
Miss Bradley
Bungendore News: Auctioneer Departures and Local Plight
A Bungendore report notes Mr G Gale leaving for a metropolis position after years as auctioneer and mission agent. It covers a forthcoming literary society meeting, farmers facing scarcity of greyz and stock movement, a jewellery theft leading to a police remand, the death of Joseph Curran from consumption, and a desolate, dusty day with no rain and high winds disrupting travel.
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G. Gale
Bungendore
Metropolis
Osborne
Poxlowe
J. Curry
Tallway
Messrs
T. Flanagan
J. J. McJannett
J.P
George Curran
Joseph
Droving Record At Nartrobri District Route
Browing record notes stock routes in Nartrobri district choked with burrs and borres as sheep pass the main street. The shire engineer began grading work just outside town. A notable droving performance reports wethers from Minnie Downs Charleville Queensland arriving Moorer Station after five months on the road.
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Nartrobri
Roco Wethers
Moorer Station
Nocrabri
Minnie Downs
Charleville
Queensland
Bows Sudden Death in Wagga Child
Parsell 10 resided with parents at Emu Flat Wagga dies suddenly on Wednesday after stomach pain. Mother gave medicine, symptoms briefly improved, then collapse and death. The Pepuly Coroner Mr Huon with Govt Medical Officer Burgess visited Emu Flat yesterday to hold inquiry.
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Parsell
Emu Plat
Wagga
Huon
Tt. Burgess
Tlo Emu
SANDER SONS SKIN FOOD PROMOTED AS CURE ALL
The ad touts SANDER SONS SUPERUA SKIN FOOD and EUCALYPTI EXTRACT as guaranteed cures for wrinkles freckles and skin irritation, urging buyers to reject rival products and insist on genuine remedies. It also notes local drownings and a horse with a missing stirrup, plus Defence and rail/fort cross details and a government plan to buy 40000 yards of wire fencing for settlers.
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Bue Prame
Victoria
Sander & Bons
Sander & Sons
Sander
O.T. Campazin
Queanbeyan
C. J. Morrisacy
Lilydale Crossing
Upper Clarence
Copmanhurat
Cangai
Defence
Australia
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Wedhes
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Diver Ogee
Mesere Gale Ail Kane
Moeryel
Todd Bey
Ponreal
Mr. KE
Bering Moll
Cullession
Santell
Mra
Piri
Dyaure
Aiuler
Kéadnien “Napoleati
Harliane Printchio
Whittier
Tranatan
Winder
Natave Petiise
Ubip
Hyvin
All Life
Lire Sre
Mtr JT
Metey
Poms Curie
Steed
Hinsky Ryriee
Blindfelt
How
A. Byrie
Ladie Ico
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Post Solery
Ira
T. Tatwin
Ladioa
Mr. D
Mr. Knox
Wiwterea
Trovs
Chowan Baronricket Club
Tady'y Singhs
Quesnboysa Observer
Arbitration Court
Newtow Wales
Federal Capital Site
Campresi
Campbell
Chamist
Jet Nam
Nam
A.g.mckoabnie
Thaeib K. Burma
Doon Tvd
Watling Viieo Oe
BH. A.dubbootp
Marvin Vie
DP. McNamara Yale
J. Veuahlow
Wuh
Dalgety" Ald
Morton Io Bono
H. A. Dulhenty
M. Byrne
A. G. McKeahnie
Woan
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National Rifle Association
Special Court
Browing
Bow
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