Religious Services Schedule at Queanbeyan and Nearby Areas
A fragmented notice lists church and minister times across several towns including Queanbeyan, Canberra, Santa, Findaroo, and Woodfield. It mentions multiple denominations such as Church of England, Christ Church, Methodist, Presbyterian, with ministers Rev Wahroe, Rev B and Sori, Rev W Stewart, Mr Southwell, and Rev Mucnaza Santa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suwgar
Suzy
Church of England
Chiist
Queanbyoo
Tuggronone
Wahroe
Toadie Warrior
Canberra
Qwoodbur
B & Sori
M.A
Methodist
Queanberan
P.u
W. Stewart
Watilo Park
E. Brown
M. Southwell
Woodfield
Penn
Canterbury
G. Southwell
Woelangera
W. Mucnaza Santa
Rainfall Comparison at Queanbeyan Station 1901 1903
Meteorological report compares rainfall at the Queanbeyan station for 1901 and 1903. It records totals by month, notes anomalies, and highlights any notable increases or decreases in precipitation between the two years for local weather analysis.
Noble appeal urges support for graves fund league
A letter from Lieutenant Colonel Robertson of the Victorian Medical Staff praises the South African Graves Fund League. It urges Australians to aid the effort to locate and beautify soldiers' graves across South Africa, Natal, Cape Colony, Rhodesia, and beyond, honoring the memory of the fallen. The note mentions Air Edmond Barton sailing to Australia aboard Cunard on August 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Bahibaa
Puew
Sydney Daily Telegraph
Robertson
South African Graves Fund League
Graves Fund League
Natal
Cape Colony
Rhodesia
Orange Colony
South Africa
New South Wales
Neil
Africa
Edmond Barton
Australis
It Heads
Cuneda
Ladies to lead fund drive for silent mounds relief
The speaker urges Australian women to spearhead a funds campaign to aid mourners and honor the fallen. She calls for subscriptions coordinated with Colonel Robertson in Melbourne, trusting women’s care will rally support and bring gratitude and blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Colonel Tobertson
Melbourne
Mail Train Delayed After Engine Derailment near Queanbeyan
A derailed engine on the Cooma Goulburn mail train halted service overnight at a yard opposite the cattle yards. A relief engine from Goulburn arrived about 12:40 AM, reattached the train, and it departed, with permanent way workers dispatched to repair the damaged line before first light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooma- Goulburn
Catle
Goulburn
Hare
Queanbryan
Death of an eight year old boy Savage
Death occurred Saturday night at Morrisset street home of Elly Savage eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Savage of this town The immediate cause was inflammation of the lungs The boy was delicately built and his funeral service was held at Christ Church conducted by Rev W M White then interment in the cemetery Several schoolmates carried the coffin to the church in a somber procession
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrisset-street
Elly
I. Savage
Westerday
eBery
Christ Church
W. M. White
Saturday Rainfall After Frosts Brings Heavy Showers
After hard frosts Saturday morning proved bitterly cold and cloudy. A period of drought showers by Mr Wrozge began with two hours of steady rain, totaling seventeen points after a later heavy shower. District rains were heavier with Canberra Ball and Sutton near half an inch. Rivers and creeks are running high, promising a good water supply for farming and gardening.
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Wrozge
Wong
Thera
Falla
Canberra
Ball
Sutton
Oreska Gnd
Rivera
Teachers Form Branch Of Public Schools Association
At a Queanbeyan meeting on 7 June teachers decided to form a branch of the Public Schools Association. The secretary from Goulburn P.S.A. invited an address by District Inspector Mr Flashman for the inaugural meeting and plans were made to draft by-laws. Officers named for Bun Bondura H.A.O.S. Society include J A Sullivan president and J Curran treasurer. A Yass Police Court case reported a pensionless alderman George Flint charged with lack of funds was remanded for eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan Superior
Asancation
Goulburn P.8.a
Flashman
Ling
Goulburn
H.A.0
Bun
Bondura
J. A. Sullivan
J. J.donnwally
J. Curran
Rey
J. J. O'Drueyd
W. Ryan
Guardian
Qi. Tobin
Mesera
J. McKay
P. Pyone
Moasra
J. Seery
E.W. Luteh
Yass
George Flint
Knt
Queanbeyan Polios
Two Boys Drowned Near Parramatta Park
Two seven year old boys Perry and Titthie drowned near a farm walk in Taylor Street bog. One body was found around 1 pm in Parramatta Park and the other nearby later. The boys were staying with Mr Perry as their parents were abroad in England for a ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parramatta
Sydney Perry
Childeen
Howe
Logan
Parramette Park
Perry
Ritchie
England
Unique in Its Way and the Encyclopaedias of London
Two years ago the London paper aimed to widen its reach by reissuing the Encyclopaedias Britannica at an affordable price. The price was halved from £9 7s to fit more readers, with a guinea down and monthly guinea payments, making the books household fixtures and broadening access to knowledge. The Duffy Mushc promotes similar terms for their publications, requiring an initial three shillings, then 12 monthly payments of one guinea, a bold example of journalistic enterprise likely to attract educated readers in New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Ima
Chia
Duffy Mushc
New South Waloa
Battle of Gettysburg Recreated In Cyclorama Display
After seven years the Cyclorama management re erected the Battle of Gettysburg as a new centerpiece replacing Jerusalem. A South African scene could not be found, so Gettysburg is re created with enhanced illusions and geophilms to attract visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cycloramng
Jerusalem
Ettyeburg
Horn Dome
Aorta
Europe
Gettysburg
Jyelorama
Vyenth
Transport Manchester Merchant Expected at Largs Bay Today
A report from the period notes the transport Manchester Merchant, returning troops from South Africa, is expected to reach Largs Bay today or tomorrow. The item lists various global notes on tobacco, economics, and local incidents, including a fire death in Dubbo hospital and several naval search updates. The text also references prize results at Bisley and local scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
South Africa
Largs Bay
N.S. W
Winistare
Keawapapara
M'Guinneas
Sareuty
Dubbo
Kidd
Praviona
Sydney High Selico
Te Popila
Grenfell
Tchool
HLMLS
Sparrow
Quiraing
Karrakatta
Bingaroona
Durban
Clara Dailey
St. Vincent Hospital
Sydney
National Rifts Association
Bisley
Priza
Australia
Canada
Meret
Rosdesis
England
Fashion Advice and Social Commentary from an Early Feminine Page
A fragmented column blends fashion tips with social reflection. It urges housewives to seek affordable wardrobes in Sydney stores, describes updating hats and bodices, notes hair trends, and praises modest elegance. It cites a Bohemian couple, a coronation cap, and a physician quip about colds, then shifts to broader feminine ideals and moral duties.
Roberts Biscuit Company's Auckland Factory Destroyed by Fire
For the second time in twelve months the Roberts Biscuit Company's factory at Auckland has been destroyed by fire with suspected cen dibi rium and damages estimated at £10000. Mr Kidd told a Dairy Manager Conference deputation that a butter grading bill would be introduced, though not as large as in Victoria, and the industry could be moved entirely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts Biscuit Company
Auckland
Kidd
Dairy Manager
Victoria
Kiddaley
Policeman Guilfoyle Murdered in Redfern Ambush
In Redfern a Fleet-class Constable Donna Guilfoyle was shot twice and killed while pursuing two gunmen in a crowded street. Constable Michael Maher was wounded, the attackers escaped, and no arrests had been made as of yesterday. Guilfoyle, 34, married with three children, died en route to hospital. Maher, 24, recovered from shoulder wounds. Funeral held yesterday. attackers believed to be part of a gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
Darlington
Guilfoyle
Maher
Shepherd-strest
Calder-rond
Offigora
Quilfoyle
Princes Alfred Hospital
Constable Maher
Comstable Guilfoyls
Strage Paternity Appeal Before Goulburn Bench
Strange paternity appeal heard by Judge Gibson at Goulburn on Thursday. Patrick Joseph Venneey of Gundagai contested a ruling in a case brought by Florence Smith, former teacher, with witnesses and cross examinations cited. The judge quashed the conviction, stating disbelief in both main witnesses. After the ruling the mother and baby appeared in court, creating a scene as they were escorted out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Thoreday
Goulburn
Patrick Joseph Venneey
Guningai
Byoines
Devin Give
Florence Smith
Kimo Poolie School
Gundagai
Agiinet
A. M. Letts
Catharina Smith
Lens Arance
Abe Waa
Catherine Smith
Respondent
Oasd
Feeding Starving Sheep At Burrawang And Warrah Estates
Mr R M Pitt of Mosers writes how hand feeding is done at Burrawang on the Lachlan River where ground is hard and destitute of gross and hay and grain are lightly spread. Forty six tons daily for 100000 sheep with 140 tosh and over 200 horses distribute feed costing about gd per week per three. At Warrah Estate soft ground requires trough feeding from chaff bags. Pitt laments Federal Government bans New Zealand and Argentina fodder, the only ground fed milk for rearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Pitt
Mosers
Pitt, Son
Badgery
Sydney
Burrawang Station
Lachlan River
Vorbes
Warrah
Liverpool Plains
Evening News
Pitt
Burrawang
New Zealand
Argentina
Majura July 21 Early Spring Hopes Mark Town Update
A fragment from Majura notes a Saturday afternoon sporting event with a 3 point score. Michael O Rourke has recovered from illness and received congratulations from friends. The weather remains poor and crops are late, but indications point to an early spring with mixed optimism about prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Michael O'Rourke
Baa
Willeraspina
Will Found Hidden In Hat After Miss Tudgeon’s Death
An eccentric Douglas woman Miss Arabella Tudgeon valued at about £40000 was found dead at Mickle Gate. She lived frugally yet aided the needy, owned many properties, and kept money in her room. A will dating a year ago was discovered in a hat, amid boxes and old furniture, with about £21 and £1000 found nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabella Tudgeon
Mickle Gate
Douglas
Lele
Man
Chu
Misa Holpen
Dumbil
Amold Hat
Puftern
Cottege
Crosby
Record Prices for Stack at Wet Maitland Silos
At the Wet Maitland stock silos on Thursday last about sixty head were yarded. Best of the lot described as wediguey spin. A consignment of eighty sawhollowicka polbet sold at £17 each, with the lowest price at £7. The boat brought in high prices, with prime quality estimated to fetch up to Ta per lb wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Wediguey
Death by Starvation Inquest Verdict At Crookwell
An adjourned inquest into the death of William Henry Macsa was held at Crookwell on Friday with the father Henry Macsa in custody and the mother Furio Eith Mages committed to Kenmare aerium. Dr. Pawlett testified death resulted from starvation and exposure. The jury found both parents guilty of malicious neglect and committed them for trial at the next court of quarter sessions at Goulburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry Macsa
Crookwell
Henry Macsa
Hiong Bean
Kenmare Aerium
Pawlett
Fiero Eihth
Newleot
Aid
Goulburn
Unclear 19th Century News Snippets From Australian Dispatches
Various brief items include improvements in tribal and administrative matters, Australian shipping from Wellington to Sydney on the Tulane, proposed duties on boots and shoes, a fatal fall during hurdle training at Grafton, a Basuto treason verdict with corporal penalties, Site reports on the Federal capital, stock sales at Homebush, long distance swimming results, school attendance in the Transvaal and Orange River Colony, a shooting accident near Lismore, and a handbag theft with a skull fracture in New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srituin
Sydney
Tulane
Ayetom
Stata Childran
William Lyne Dova
House of
Sonata
Grafton
George Hall
William Lyne
Jarvis
Read
Cavill
Sybury
Evhoola
Tranavaal
Orange River Colony
Theodora Garrard
Alfred Gurrard
Qoonellahubah
Lismore
Oorub
Carrand
Ah Tre
Newdate
Curious Mixed News From Winchambe and District
Reports from Winchambe and nearby areas detail a rental price peak in the district, a Capetown Love Society donation to Mrs Bley, the wife of a former president, and the death of Mishael Mulhall after a tree-fall incident. Other items note Gowtham Minsonie judgeship, a large water strike at Tooloom Station, and various legal and sporting updates across New South Wales and Queensland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchambe
Carson
Calsworl Sulowoom
Thureday
Tipper Inter District
Capetown
Bley
Counge Bice
Mishael Mulhall
Pangea
Ear Cumnock
Molong Hospital
Lirhop Barlow
Gowtham
Australia
Trembera
Fisher and Co
Tooloom Station
Ladtt
Watkate
Jupe Agulhis
Surrey
Queensland
Newstrat
Wales
Uni
Sydney
Fio
Nsw
Pulubs
Wirceny
Poraiia
Houten
Pireckiy
Corthie
Juba J Calva
Tie Gery
Hsradeet
Chiffrey
Hoge Shines
aMedie
Aie Love
Weil
New South Wales
Difantey
Lord Withhineor
Nervies
Insi
Sane Teraton
Fonda
Divin Chiles
Geneva
George Howley
Lidies
Joli Spillana
Alex 4Dor Willum
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Phurch Mqtices
Naw
Fue
Bucanbeyan Obserder
Teachers’ Association
Cattysburg
Uso
Wade
Aldin
St. John's Anglican Church
Molong
Sydney Grammar School
Braddon
Belmore Club
Alfred Randla
Ammaville
Itin
Howaver
Leyda
Transvaal
Jerrana
Vnlya
Sanper and Sons
USA
Italy
Ford
Eha
Adiiga Pritin
Franz Rosmer
Anna Runner
Oberpolita
Dara
Cruik
Nea
Somerset
Duchess of Norfolk
Switzerland
Indy Shoeblacks
Anne. Hely
Ashby-de-la-Zonch
Florence Nightingale
Scutari
Majura
Will In
General News
Wallin Uden
Flemington
National Tank
Walter
Wn Standatill
Jones Bell
Pel Belynel
Tio Ail Hia
Uv Island
Bell Ronelos
Darkie
Billy
Cho
Kdaraton
Dnewat
Broughton
New York
London
Samuel le Ahomena
Atork
Clemens
Rogers
H. Sater
Hawkesbury Agricultural College
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