Campaign of Instruction seeks sound government and duty
The piece argues state and Commonwealth ministers engaging country audiences have promoted good government principles beyond party success. It highlights Kitchener's Defence Act lines, calls for devotion to duty, warns Liberalism in Australia is lazy, and urges persistent effort, self denial, and diffusion of sound ethical, economical, and social principles to sustain self government. It contrasts military duty with party politics and calls for reconciling civilian and military duties.
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Kitchener
Australia
Great Britain
Lord Kitchener
LORD KITCHENER'S PORT REPORTS FOR EMPIRE DEFENCE
The public now holds Lord Kitchener's report and leading recommendations. The author it cites has studied ways to defend the Empire and its dependencies, stressing national preservation as essential. Australia must heed such counsel as a matter of survival and cannot improvise a better approach.
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Lord Kitchener
Australia
Wool Report From Wincucomat Sale Highlights
Wool sale at nestday drew a large number of southern buyers. Geelong Melbourne contrast and a district clip led the market with heavy wools prevalent. Notables include W T Moffatt Hillgrove WR Bell Black Mountain Alex McClenagen Armidale James Brown Queanbeyan Kedward Brennan John Morrison Patrick Smith Tharwa RB Dyce Gundurga.
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Wincucomat, Carson & Co, Lrv
Melbourne
Geelong
W. T. Moffatt
Hillgrove
WR. Bell
Black Mountain
Alex McClenagen
Armidale
James Brown
Queanbeyan
Kedward Brendan
John Morrison
Queanbeyal
Patrick Smith
Tharwa
RB. Dyce
Gundurga
Anaval and the 23 Fatalities in Leeland
Reported incident at Anaval leaves 23 dead in Leeland and prompts authorities to review emergency response. No further details available in the fragmented text.
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Anaval
Leeland
Fatal Railway Accident Near Tuggranong and Royaila
A railway ganger named Harrison was fatally struck by a goods train while signaling along the Tuggranong Royalla line on a Wednesday morning. Investigations described the events, with engine driver Ripley Lancaster and guard Percival Wade among those giving testimony. the coroner ruled the death accidental with no blame assigned.
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Tuggranoag
Royaila
Mripee Martens
Cooma
Seteleteheed
Queanbeyan
Waves Awife
Coranen
Morgan
Anderson
W. Clark
Loco
G. Lynelam
John K. Monk
Tuggranong
Harrison
Royalla
Ripley Lancaster
Goulburn
Goulburo
Ani
Ganger Harrison
Soule
Lyneham
Clark
Tine
Walter Moon
Grafton-street
Percival Wade
Mulwarrie Street
Fettler
Ganger Warrison
Tuggratong
Micalago
Richardson
Moolahan
Isaac Jarrison
Willis
Tsaan Harrigan
Queanbeyan Hospital
City Council Meeting Delivers Budget and Committee Changes
At the fortnightly session Abd. Knox was the sole absentee. The Finance Committee report was adopted showing credits to General Fund, Sanitary Fund, and other accounts totaling £45 14s and £22 67s respectively. Reports from Inspector Loranus covered hospital concerns, land exchange queries, licensing breaches, and a request to install a verandah. Committee elections named aldermen for Works, Finance, Lighting, Licensing, Parks, and Sanitary. A 4d rate on unimproved capital value was approved. The Mayor thanked the council for its harmony as his term ends.
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Abd
Knox
Finance Committee
General Fond
Sigoas Senitary Bomd
Loranus
Allan O
Eade
J. T. Collett
Atkinson
Angus Cameron
Moore
Kix
Woodger
Solomon
Land
Gibbs
Campbell
Percival
Gibby
Tand
Collett
Lazarus
Herdaiman
Ald. Moore
Continental meeting sets March 16 continental for hospital aid
A Tuesday night committee meeting, led by Mayor Alderman R. Moore, agreed the continental charity event will occur Wednesday March 16 to avoid overlaps with Burra sports on March 17. Two ladies, Mrs and Miss Morgan, were asked to form a ladies committee with Miss Morgan named secretary, and the day’s sports were moved to May 24 to raise funds for the hospital.
St Stephen's Sabbath School Annual Picnic and Anniversary
The Presby terian Sabbath School annual picnic occurred in the park on Wednesday with races overseen by Miss Knox Morton and others. Tea in the church grounds followed, awards presented by Rev Henderson and Mr Warren to various seniors, middle and junior classes, plus attendance and lost boy prizes.
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Presbyterian Sabbath School
Knox
Morton
Henderson
Cameron
Warren
Mesdanes Henderson
Yeomans
Knox Hetherington
F. Smith
Mr. Henderson
M. Knox
Heather Russell
Aileen Davidson
Lorna Davidson
Vera Mortone
Beryl Raynes
Mervyn Rober
Vanvald Clark
Willie Robertson
Geo. Robertson
Frank Davidson
Mervyn Robertson
Trowas Seeks Relection At Queanbeyan Address
Me. K. FF. Trowas, solicitor from Goulburn, spoke last night at Protestant Hall to about sixty Liberals in Queanbeyan. He urged clever settlement, suggested reducing State members to 52, and backed Premier's stance on the coal miners' strike. He urged Liberal electors to back his candidacy, promising to aid the chosen candidate if not selected.
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Me. K. FF. Trowas
Goulburn
A. J. Studdy
Thomas
Death of Mr Thomas Buttle in Queanbeyan
Death claims well known Queanbeyan resident Mr Thomas Buttle at his Macquoid street home after a bladder illness. A native of Yorkshire he built a tannery at Specenberee and served long as keeper of the public and at Onean beyan. He died aged 73 leaving a widow and several children.
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Queanbeyan
Thomas Buttle
Macquoid Street
Yorkshire
England
Australia
Fpecenberee
Deceeved
Oneanbeyan
Kat
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