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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes describe a July 19 1912 event with racing, wind, and a lineup led by J Gallagher and Petty. Mentions G F dan Petty, S Civeher, AL Pullick, Theo Pollet BR, Ho Taylor, Cot Tay, and committee figures. Weather noted as foul with wind and rain affecting the event.
An event described as a euchre party and social with a local committee, hosted at a place named Aeteeadey. Guests included Mr Bob Mtunrke and MP Meredith among others. The notice emphasizes community participation and orderly conduct during the gathering.
The Royal Military College report covers a senior avowal in a Nevaantern region with reference to Kin South Wiles and Mo. George Fairhofen MOP. The item notes a formal use of the Milinaey Valteee Per the use of the edete.
An item references Woods' Cheat Poppering Cure for a nighttime coughing issue in children dated January sixth. The brief notes the remedy or treatment claims and attributes to a period medical advertisement or household tip column.
A damaged plea from residents requests the retention of Yarrowlumla Shire amid proposed abolition. They warn that abolishing the Shire would move control to distant offices, harming local roads, services, and representation, and urge ministers to consider regional impacts and electoral consequences.
The article notes the record sales of rabbit skins at a Sydney sale, praising the high demand and prominence of the industry. It mentions the prize given for rabbit skins and references Mr. P Cungelly of Row Vole Polinton as the skin owner showcased in the event.
Australia topped South Africa by 2 wickets on day two of the Triangular Test left in a tense finish. Moyo remained unbeaten on 44 and Jeenings 22 not out as Australia chased the target with no loss at Kelows before a Royal party observed.
Buyers attended the sale but heavy requirements outpaced supply. Prices for prime sheep held strong with mixed lines selling at 41/8 for 1 mix, 33/3 for 7 wethers, and 3 BL for 28 wethers. Market indicates continued demand and tighter inputs, a trend likely to keep mutton prices firm. Amounts and weights reflect local producers led by J. Fo Maslin of Corneals.
In Melbourne County on Wednesday Frederick Anderson sought £49 damages from Michael Evangeliste for injuries from a dog bite. Judge Box ruled he could not find the dog had bitten previously, but that the dog was vicious and the defendant must be careful in future. Verdict for defendant with costs.
A Tuesday incident on a Cooma to Covel passenger service misfired with passengers delayed and trains late. Reports describe a chaotic scene as a rope tied to a front axle caused damage while the vessel ferryman attempted to manage private cars and provide a safer departure for the night voyage.
In reply to Colonel Ayte the late administration is said to have employed officers with earnings over 300 per year. The figures referenced include tiers such as £1000 and above, £800 and over, £700, and £1000 and over with percentages. The text outlines appointment theory and pay bands for various positions in the government during the past years.
A fair attendance watched alive tales on Wednesday. A small group of sheep offered with prices from 11d to 16s for wethers and ewes from 5s to 9s. Fat cattle led by bullocks ranged from 10 to 12 pounds, forward steers to 27, cows to 10 pounds. Stores showed slight improvement and stores cattle stayed near table rates.
The Ballarat Bust Council reports ten replies to its circular protest against further Federal capital expenditure. Most municipalities back the circle. The Council plans to allot the Shire of Dinka to host a conference to discuss the matter, with Mr BR Motiregor MLA to represent it.
A varied local page outlines entertainment plans by Swastika Electric Picture Co and a sale by Hugon Russell. Other items report government stance on nickel coinage, a New York shooting, Labor politics in Rathore, and community notes on drought, crops, rifle club shoots, and a naval college fund. Also mentions Sydney area notices, maritime patents, and global events with limited detail.
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