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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1911
Page
2
A reward of fifty pounds is offered for information leading to the conviction of anyone who wilfully injures rabbit fences, opens rabbit-proof gates, or releases rabbits on lands of the undersigned. A £25 reward is offered for information identifying such persons.
A notice from the Federal Territory Vigilance Association entices members to a meeting at the Shire Office Queanbeyan on the Saturday nearest the 5th of August to discuss wills tenants and lessons. Includes printer’s ad copy and Campbell’s Liver Pills promotion with prices and distributor details in Queanbeyan.
The piece argues that Caucus control over minister selections weakens the Premier and leads to reckless policy by ministers. It criticizes offside premiers and a self serving caucus, noting resignations and factionalism. It warns that labor could repeat these mistakes if it gains power and calls for improved control by the chief.
A brief note describes mild illness with a recurring cough and pain treated promptly with Woods Peppermint Oure, suggesting relief without delay. The fragment hints at self care and a remedy offered for quick easing.
An exhibition Australian rules football game played in Pack Hunt field featured workers from the Federal Survey Camp and Military College Works, the Browns defeating the Blues by 11 points. Umpires Gilchrist and Hacka Denton oversaw the match amid a small crowd.
In a Rifle Shooting event, Sobiediag list noted a NA medal. Shooters fired at 600 yards with four shots each. Galbteher and AJR led the cash prize winners, with others listed as final results.
Market observers note mixed demand and price stability in pork exports and domestic sales. Analysts highlight lower line incomes, variable consumer spending, and shifting operator strategies affecting supply, while wider market weakness in London sentiment is cited as a contributing factor.
A fragmentary summary of imperial tensions and domestic policy battles. It references Germany’s warship move to Agadir, British reactions, and impending electoral choices between Liberal and Labor forces. It also notes ministerial struggles, parliamentary maneuvers, sugar duties, and church questions.
A busy week in the district with mixed notices including a Proection card to be bed Friday, matches arranged for the Trigaw Bowl on 19th, and senior and junior games set for the Hungendore Club. Public meeting planned by the Federal Territory Vigilance Association, an auction of £500 worth goods in Tempocanes Hall, and local ball attendance at Bungendore noted.
A letter from Christie Campbell president of the Qurankeyan Womens Liberal League forwarding a petition signed by over sixty residents in Prowl Queinieyan. The group protests against any change to the date of their Anniversary, the 28th of Shuey, which they say marks the country’s founding by Governor Phillip a hundred years ago.
Weather notes report total rainfall for seven months at 16 inches 44 points with monthly figures including January 4.16 inches February 2.41 March 2.78 April 0.? May 2.47 June 0.83 July 2.15. The period shows 87 rainfall days, about one third of the 212 days in the span. Conditions are saturated and favorable for cultivation, with a historically mild winter.
If you have cold nose throat or lung trouble stomach bowel or kidney complaint rheumatic neuralgia use Sanders Extiract by dropping a spoonful in water. It claims to cure many conditions by claiming it is free from irritants found in other products but warns against use on wounds burns or skin conditions and notes danger from the other products.
An old newspaper item promotes eye wear and vision care mentioning Campbell and Chamist among others as options. It hints at overwork affecting sight and offers spectacles to improve clarity for readers facing blurred vision.
A quiet wedding was celebrated at Wall Street Park Methodist Church on the second. Reverend UAL Fleming officiated as Miss Humonh tris, daughter of Mr. Morris of lal, wed Mr. A. Hutt, son of Medteorme Butt. The bride wore a white satin gown with matching hat and veil, attended by her sisters. Best man was Thomas Butt, brother of the groom. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home with family and friends. The couple then departed for their new home amid showers of rice and confetti.
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