Yarrowlamla Shire Council Meeting Notes 1910
The August 26 1910 minutes record the Yarrowlamla Shire Council discussing deputy mayor appointment and the Finance Committee report praising funds over 1710 pounds. The Works Committee reviews levies, road repairs, and engineer findings on several projects near Muriedpal and Lang Gnily Raw.
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Mandy Rowen
Cimit Rew
Muriedpal
Veilin
Hewil
Dean Mast al Mimi Etree
Uae
Ay Caplain Phat
Repairs and road works discussed at local council meeting
The council considered repairs to Gibraltar Street and finger pole corrections, with road function inquiries from Bungendore to Hoskingtown and Curwoola. It approved applying to the Railway Commissioners for materials for Gibraltar and Toralla Terrace Streets and sent two matters to the engineer for a report. The paddock fencing was deferred and accounts were adopted after the auditor’s half year report. Tenders for surplus timber from Margaret's Crook Bridge were opened with the highest bid accepted. Public telecommunication lines and regional connections were discussed with a federal order expected.
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Gibraltar Street
Bungendore
Falconer
Gordos
Hailway
Fordrom
Margaret's Crook Bridge
Kelly
Palnoner
Colvail
le Blikhed
Hungenilore
Micalagee
Williamenlale
al Heald
Yucanbeyan
Queanbeyan Electorate Meeting Notes and Attitudes
Reports from the Queanbeyan electorate describe weekly meetings during Wurrawmag week chaired by Collector Thorford el Browdluthone. Mr Roberta garnered favorable reception among attendees, with commercial wit noted, while Liberal factions push to secure support and positions amid ongoing party work and local endorsements.
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Thorford el
Australian Exhibition Aim at Federal Capital Site
Me Arthur Chay, known in Australia for involvement with national exhibitions, arrives in Free-Hath aboard the Ocean to discuss the proposed capital site celebrations. He says governments will invite world leaders to participate in a global exhibition, stressing law and order as necessary for the project.
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Auvicolia
Erganaalion
Kingtond
Coures
Dev
Churches at Canberra Aim for Erection of Capital City Churches
Federal Government shows willingness to cooperate with religious denominations to secure suitable sites for churches in Canberra. A committee including Dr Wright, the Bishop of Goulburn, and the rector of Pooberm will seek funds from Anglicans nationwide to build adequate worship houses in the capital.
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Canberra
Australia
Pouberm
Javon
Aelia
Commonwealth
Crooked forest flees to United States in bold move
A chaotic note describes forced migration and disruptions at a Lithgow seal annie factory. Officials report tightened controls, with military units controlling movement and potential labor shifts. Observers cite possible price impacts and planned production changes over the coming year.
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Macy
Hoge of Regewentatinen
Lithwew
Seal Annie
Sheep Misconduct at Queanbeyan Court Case
Queanbeyan Police Court hears case of Donald Maclean Robertson charged with straying a flock through High Street and Molonglo Street to paddocks. Witnesses describe sheep movements, owner testimony argues non‑guilty or insufficient proof, case highlights town nuisance concerns and council leniency.
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Donald Maclean Robertson
Alfred Lagarus
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Space Authority
Alfred Lass
James Obldfeld
Atkins Street
aHire
Aml
Mervyn Robertson
High Street
James Oblfield
Hope Lawn
Belweet
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Mowattota
Lazarus
Tiimness
Calve Burbong
Arthur Culverwelll
Fauee
Imy
Hotasr
Rantar
Joly
Tinek
Thralven Jx
Booth Street
Lazard
Pauldocks
Trampullock
Molonglo Strent
Abuyul
Pemnoy
Harling
Molongle Street
Willie
Stirenta Opel
Aril Lisbian
V.M
Nicwtanicon
Atau
Amd
Powell Streets
Lozarms
Beloh
Sewing dispute over borrowed washing machine
Stella Tan allegedly detained a sewing machine worth £6 from Mrs. Tonkey with Mr Woodward as plaintiff. The case details a borrowed machine, its return a day late, and a claim of substitution and tampering. Court adjourned to require the defendant to bring the machine to trial.
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Lee
Stella Tankey
Jaenue
Woodward
Lawt
Cal Thin
Tankey
Voatib
Teee
Mee
Leo
Plaistife
P.M
Sander’s Extract Drops and Ban Extract Advertised Cautions
An antique ad warns against eight ailments from coughs to kidney troubles and promotes Sander’s Extract drops and Ban Extract as remedies. It claims the products contain unique ingredients, warn of potential harm from rivals, and promise relief by reducing secretions and soothing irritation.
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Ueno Sanders
Weter
Sander
First-class Countable Returns to Duty After Absence
After 17 weeks away due to a covered illness, Countable resumes duties in Quegubayan HIV work. The authorities report the return of the official to field duties and ongoing efforts in public health initiatives.
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Uty
Quegubayan
Fire at Captain's Flat store inquiry reveals few clues
Witnesses describe a late night fire at Mrs Ferris's Cap tain's Flat store and adjacent residence. Police detail and tenant statements show lease terms, insured value, and prior rent arrears, with owners absent and no conclusive cause found. Fire period noted around three in the morning. no light or movement observed.
Fire consumes Ferris store at Captain's Flat
Laborer George Jermyn of Captain's Flat testifies that on a morning between two and three o'clock he saw the flames burst from Ferris' store and, after waking Byrne and Bollard, helped suppress the blaze. The south side room burned first and the whole building was levelled within an hour. The coroner's verdict says total destruction by fire but could not determine cause.
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High Street
Mir
Otis Sharp
Shropa Owen
Mr. Oldfield
Lend
Korf
William Edward Olddeld
Lucerne
Molonglo Street
Baer
Pound Hill
Leaftue
P.M
Kor
Lasardy
Adde Inn
Oldfield
Mr. Bell
Greena
Augiat
Toro
No license argue from NSW no-license areas as proof
Venus, etc, G. B. Nicholls argues that past no-license regions in New Zealand show reduced consumption and voter support. He contends women favor voting no-license, citing 1908 area results where 28 000 chose no-license and 18 000 would restore licenses.
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Votlicense
T Noicense
Baiefy
Ooe
New South Wales
Kak
Daily Telegraph
A Zealand
New Zealand
Venus
G. B. Nicholls
Collision Near Tarifa Leaves 39 Lost At Sea
A Spanish steamer Marios sustained a collision near Tarifa causing 39 people to be listed as lost. Authorities report the ship’s condition alarming while rescue vessels assemble at the scene.
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Marios
Tarifa
Spain
Campbell
Cihcumiet
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