26 Feb 1915
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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 26, 1915
Page
1
Detailed rolls show Returning Officer James H. Moaia, regular and deputy officials, Justices of the Peace, police, and a long list of local boards, clerks, and committee members for the Gundaroo, Cooma, and Queanbeyan regions including hospitals, banks, churches, and various lodges and clubs.
The record lists moon phases for February with Last Quarter on the 7th at 11 pm, New Moon on the 14th at 2 31 pm, and First Quarter on the 22nd at 12 58 pm.
The ad touts Printing Order services by Beat Machindry and Sypea Borders. It claims lower prices than city work and promises flawless handling of receipt books tickets programs posters and catalogs, asserting capability across a wide range of printed goods.
Partial OCR text outlines postal notes and charges. It hints at deinations of notes, commission or poundage, and remission rules for certain values. The fragment mentions monetary amounts and procedures related to loan remission, with references to shillings and pence and dates or denominations.
A fragmented OCR line mentions a schedule on Wednesday and a monthly sequence. It references names and locations but the text is incomplete, preventing a clear event description or date.
FinLick and Sons advertise a clean and sound aste paper for sale in Queanbeyan. The listing notes ACM as the seller and emphasizes quality and availability for potential buyers in the region.
Record outlines subscriber duties and publisher remedies for arrears and nonpayment. It notes consequences for failure to receive notices, address changes, or continuing delivery at a former address. The text includes obligations for both subscriber and publisher and references legal contention over peripitic acts.
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