Church Notices Feature a July Sunday Schedule
Fragmented OCR lists multiple church notices including Church of England references. It mentions ministers such as Rector Warin and Rev Am Dorenaine, with scattered times like 11 am and locations including Canberra and Breabytorian, indicating a regional notice page with service times and clergy names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England
Iter Toko
Quasukeran
Eral
Tiny
Wari
Dows Vox Warman
Anarwa
AM. Dorenaine
Irrigation across nations and a call for water conservation
The article argues for vigorous water conservation and irrigation as essential to Australia, citing Sir Harry Rawson and Governor support. It compares irrigation practices in Egypt India the United States and Australia, highlighting drought risks and the growth in irrigated lands and the economic gains from improved systems. It also notes political disputes and Royal Commission testimony surrounding government actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hany Rawson
Australia
John Bull
New South Wales
Nile Valley
Egypt
Mongel
Great Nile
India
United States
Great Central Plains
Pacific Ocean
Harry Rawson
Acclimatisation of Trout Reported in Queanbeyan District
In response to a request by the Fisheries Board for acclimatisation work, Mr. F Campbell of Varraulmia reports that in December he captured 826 yearling trout at Gondianghee River and transported them at his own expense to tributaries inaccessible by fish due to steep falls, a move welcomed by the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisseries Board
Queanbeyan
F. Campbell
Varralumia
Gondianghee
Campbell
Griffiths Charges Stir House Debate Over Land Scandals
In a heated parliamentary session the Opposition leader and others attacked the Government and Attorney General Wade over land scandals. Griffith pressed charges alleging missteps in Royal Commission evidence, but the exchange culminated with Wade’s defenders quelling the criticisms as unproven and politically motivated. The article traces Webster Taylor and related testimonies, noting unresolved questions about who cashed a cheque and who bore responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Griffith
Labor Party
Webster
Mr. Wade
Sir William Owen
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Pilcher
Lees of Ve Poe
Rifle Club Scores Recorded on Saturday Meet
Local rifle club members posted scores Saturday with seven shots per series at seventy yards. Participants included Cmilitions and others, with totals ranging across multiple shooters and scores like 45 and 12 noted amid the fragmented OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soc Om
Wile Gale HD
Totab V. Teauly
Foal
M ™ FF
Ge C. Simmons
Fox Drive Hunt At Dinitroan Paddocks Saturday
Fox drive promoted by Mr KB B Hardson drew over 29 shooters and 14 drivers. The day yielded 14 foes and 9 g hare captures with Master Campbell of Woden top scoring with 10 keilux including three foxes. Mrs Hudson provided luncheon. Next Saturday’s drive plans at Woden Railway Comeet and luncheon at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. B. Hardson
Dinitroan
Master Campbell
Woden
Hudson
Serious Burning Accident Involving Young James Pike
A young boy, about 1 year old, James Pike, suffered severe burns at a cycle depot when a lamp ignited his clothing. The incident occurred during a manager’s absence, as Denny and bystanders acted quickly to help. He was taken to hospital for treatment for burns to his legs back hands and endured a restless night before improving slightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pike
Messrs. Bennett and Barkell
W. B. Freebody
Commercial Bank
Denny
Pike
Mets
Fatal fall at Kat Falls claims young visitor
A boy, son of Mr G Lennon of Newtown, accompanied by his mother and sisters, explored the extraordinary ice formation at Kat Falls on Sunday. He ventured onto a ledge atop the second fall and fell about 150 feet to the rocks below, where his lifeless body was recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Kat Kastoombs Palla
G. Lennon
Newtown
Shane
Murdered Elderly Woman Found At Enmore Residence
A shocking discovery Monday morning at a house attached to Hardenan Lives in Sarah Street Enmore. Mary MacNamore, an old woman, was found dead in her bed with a battered head and a noose of cloth around her throat. Blood splashed walls and furniture. drawers and boxes were rifled for booty. A substantial sum of money was reportedly kept in the bedroom. It appears the woman was killed in the room and then laid under the blankets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardenan Lives
Sarah Street
Enmore
Mary MacNamore
Jon
Staff-Sergeant Shoots Himself at Parracian Barracks
Staff-Sergeant John W. Ridal, 52, committed death by his own action at the Parramatta Lancer Barracks by shooting himself in the head with a rifle. The transfer to Lie head office upset him though promotion was at stake. He had served 24 years with the Imperial Corps, mainly in Ceylon, and ten years on the New South Wales staff at Parramatta. The bullet traversed the room and two stories of the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ridal
Parracian Lancer
Imperial Corps
Ceylon
New South Wales
Patraptalia
Harnett
Speaker
Faultigesty
Demisemignayer
Sydney
Snowy River
Patterson
Cleer
Patal
Billy
McCourt
Neweraper
Illawarra Mercury
Mesa Vale
Parliamency
Tvs Joet
Gill
Public Works Committee
Sir William McCourt
Coal Lumpers' Trouble At Impera Conference
At the Coal Impera Conference Mr Macey said the unions will not work with tree labourers. Shipowners' Mr Byrnes regrets and says no alternative but to halt further conference. Unionists refuse to sail the steamer Stennesberg for Scott Fell Co due to union bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macey
Byrnes
Stenne
Scott, Fell, and Co
Sire
Sionneberg
Gaming at a church bazaar court case brief
Two men were fined at Toongabbie Court for gaming at a Catholic bazaar. Evidence showed a “plumping Jenny” game with twelve tickets issued at 1 shilling each, winners receiving funds while the bazaar proceeds paid fines. Superintendent Cawsey led the prosecution and warned that such games are illegal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toongabbie Court
Wicon
Cowbrra
Cawsey
Record Sheep Sale Sets Australian Merino Price
The Sydney sale closed with a sensational market for merinos claiming an Australian record. Rams averaged over two guineas per head for the first 124 admitted, with two rams selling around 960 guineas and other high prices. NSW stock outpaced Tasmanian bids, and demand for well known pedigrees was keen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Appointments of acting inspectors for sheep permits
In the Government Gazette, Forster Rutledge of Gidleigh Bungendore and Robert Cowley Cooper of Py fara Tarugo are named acting inspectors under the PP Act. They will issue permits for sheep travel from the Pan ores Protection District of Queay bsgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government
Forster Rutledge
Gidleigh
Bungendore
Robert Cowley Cooper
Pyfara
Tarugo
Panores Protection
Weetangara Rabbits Trapping Report and Weather Notes
Local readers discuss rabbit trapping effects in Weetangara and nearby districts. Reports question inspectors, note high trapping effort and costs, and observe variable rabbit damage after poisoning. Weather details cite rain and month figures. obituary mentions Mr McKeabnie’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
Weetangara
Weerangara
Gininderra
Wallac
Canberra
Canala
Cepsta
Blayney
Tumut
Australis
Bunny
the Observer
Yoth Jone
Jude
Aince
McKeabnie
Hoth
Stud Sheep Sales in Sydney Week
A fragmented report lists stud sheep purchases in Sydney during the week. Notable buyers include R Moore senior Taltage and J Gallagher with multiple rams and ewes described by tag counts and prices, while H Gibbs and TM Gibbs are noted with several lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
R. Moore
Sen
Taltage
Rags
J. Gallagher
al Aign
H. Gibbs
Ga. Ewes
A. Gibbs
Mandelson Cup Challenges Drawn From Four Teams
The senior football club secretary lists four challengers for the Mandelson Cup Braidwood Golden Eagles Cooma Rovers and Hall. A Saturday match between Braidwood and Queanbeyan looms, with Queanbeyan favored to retain the Cup. The Park will close in the afternoon for the game with admission 6d or 3d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braidwood
Golden Eagles
Cooma Rovers
Hall
Queanbeyan
Liberal women rally behind Colonel Ryrie in Queanbeyan tour
Mins Cameron, organizer for the Liberal and Reform Association, pushed Colonel Ryrie’s candidature. A Women’s Liberal League formed at a Braidwood meeting. Campaign stops covered Queanbeyan Bungendore and Gunning with enthusiastic workers praising the candidate. a speaker urged Miss Cameron’s address would aid the Liberal Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins Camemom
Liberal and Reform Associat Lion
Colonel Ryrie
Braidwood
Women's Liberal League
Queanbeyan
Land
Bungendore
Parlinent Opens with stern, stately proceedings in Sydney
The assembly convenes as Mr Speaker takes the chair with the Sergeant at Arms delivering the day’s formal, a ceremonial rhythm echoing from the past. Members including Carruthers, Waddell, Moore, Ashton, Wade, Hogue, and McGowan confront a grave, disciplined start, while debates hint at evolving parliamentary methods and party ticketing dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrther
Mr. Waddel
Mr.Moore
Mr. Ashton
Mr. Bogue
Mr. Carruthers
Mr. Wade
Mr. Hogue
Moore
C. A. Lee
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Bouthwell
Mauve
Breabytorian
Jueaoheyan
Bom
Way
KX Besieneny
Mhister
Aneaubeyou
Psharcher
kuRsbAy
Pollack
Crown
Royal Commission
Crown A
Crick
Taatice Owen
MR. Griffith
FOX Drive
Cawillusmin
Mr. Speaker
Labour
McGowan
Assembly
Develo
Carrut
Wede
Arthur Griffiths
Ashton
Wood
A Storey
Eden George
Wentworth
Dalley
Parkes
Robertson
Garrett
Reid
McMillan
Wise
Woods
Perone
Opticians
H. A. Barraclough, Ltd
George - Street
Pooley
Chasuat
Qasabeyan
Major Long
New Zealand
British War Office
Bruasela
Carlos Waddington
Ernesto Balmaceda
Legation
Balmaceda
Waddington
Ismes
Uprem
Victoria
Banden & Sons
Raf
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