Postponed and Granted Land Applications and Forfeiture Notices
A sequence of land and residency actions includes postponed and confirmed applications, waivers of forfeiture, disallowed and refused claims, appraisals, and fencing or land exchange orders. Notable items involve Julia McDonald special lease, Jermyn forfeiture status, and Masters fencing permissions in Cooma district, with ministerial direction and withdrawals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gambell
W. Kelly
Ww. Sibley
D.carney
Martha Marshall
Isabella Cameron
J. Te Blyton Yossieep
W. O. Jermyn
Julia McDonald
P. Kelly
T. Bingley
D. T. Cummins
H.W. Day
D. Murphy
Millicent McTries
H. Tully
John Roach
C. Masters
B.C. Masters
Jas. McCarthy
Cindaderra
Queanbeyan Hospital Ball Plans Stir Community Support
A Queenslabean hospital ball committee gathered at the Municipal Council Chambers to organize a May 24 event. Mrs R Hayes named secretary to the ladies committee, with Mrs C T Campbell invited to assist. Donations will be canvassed by RK Moore sen., BR Hayes, H F Downey, the Meredith sisters, and Hetherington. A May 16 follow up meeting is scheduled. Ticket prices set at 7 shillings 6 pence for double and 5 shillings for single with the Meredith sisters hired for music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. i Hudson
BR. Hayes
H. F. Downey
Meredith
Mr. Hetherington
Sanders Eucalyptus Heals Warns Of Irritation Risks
Readable fragments warn against wrong use of Sanders Eucalyptus extracts for skin conditions. Claims of antiseptic benefits are contradicted by notes that other eucalyptus products caused irritation, swelling, or worsened wounds. Mentions specific products and remedies with cautionary statements about false claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rkidner
Eubstayers
Vea Sanler
Unclear OCR Notes Mention Injury and Travel
Fragmentary report cites Alfred Capely aged eighteen with jaw injury from a boat carry incident, treated at a hospital in Maine. Mentions Campbell chemist and a Lord Chelmeford departing Sydney for England for a holiday, with farewells at the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Chelmeford
Syidney
England
Siuke Minbatwra
Failing of Art Heritage Act Reverberates in Colonial Office Tales
A fragmented report references the Colonial Office and the Friendly Societies Act, noting a treasurer's casting and a perceived failure in provisions. Names and places appear obliquely, with cryptic mentions of Campbell, Nowraisin, and various locales, suggesting a local governance or heritage dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martina
Volegeng
Poe Lhothe Kaper
Arti Vheritagels Friendly Societies Act
Tia Prapasord
Macmril Vania Lormake
Felurgen
Lereine
Linaul
Clem Campbell
Celphalie Wache
Nowraisin
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Local Land Board
M. M. Southwell
J. T. McTernan
Autuas
Blousings
Autu
Anton
Autumn
P.O. Hill & Son
Sydney
Amazon
Aml Sicillians
Paris
Etry
Tony Croom
Brockinette
Autunn
Jumwon Underwear
P. C. Hill & Son
Queanbeyan
Ronisch
W. H. Paling & Co., Ltd
George Street
Choo
Neere Gcm
Amd
Fallick & Sons
Station
TEKS
Queanbeyan Hospital
Ball
Alfred Teury Capely
Joiresd
Maines Glen
Ford
Trunille
Campbell
Barance
Fim
Byrdney
Moore Bros
Monaro Street
Bushell's Tea Company
Solomon’s
Universal Stores
Geastey AN
Nealth
van Re
Rome
Amiles
Robinson's Patent
Model Carriage Factory
W. Woodfield
Fpainteas
Suntiay
OWL Church of England
Christ Church
W. Mo White
Jobo
Canberra
Vata
Ao EL Champion
Presbyterian
Qiewievosi
Tam
Wok Tho Yin
Henderson
Methodist
Ueanbeya
Pune Wattle Park
A.m
Woodfield
Gilan
Edwin