Queanbeyan Notes Show Variety of Local Happenings
A fragmentary Queanbeyan page reports on a mix of events including a partial holiday observe day, a military ball, rabbit trapping livelihoods, a charity event in Birmingham, bonfires, a Victoria sugar surge, and local civic concerns. Names, places, and dates appear in scattered form, with mentions of the New South Wales council, St Patrick’s events, and school picnics. The text hints at social, cultural, and economic threads shaping the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rau
Queanbeyan
Ailitary Ballin
Dongen
Aila Crosley Avila
Crowtowlatrout
Mackay
Boiriat
Muavid Hynes
Meni
Bost
Birmingham
Bray
Lonpital
Sista
Ion Aed
St. Patersbirg Anulainy
Atty UN
Srhitnature
Iuse-Tusling
Suble
Tacoro
Wortley Whittiamy
Victoria Suyrno Gare
Jintiaiat Cnteer
Avalan Anbotil
Magda
Iaond Blas
Atta
Atl Tooviving
Dutal
Fiorina
Wrage
Fragmented notes from a distant siege era chilling unrest
A garbled, era-spanning report recounts a flood of violence and destruction across towns and provinces. It references fires, property losses, a rail line dispute, a railway disaster, political figures, and threats to public safety. The language is severely fragmented, with many names and places incompletely captured.
The King's Privy Purse May 14 Plan for Parliament Allowance
Article discusses the king's intention to seek a 90 000 pound annual allowance from the Privy Purse to fund royal expenses during a continental tour. It notes the move would strengthen amity with France and bolster the king's perceived authority and steadiness in his dominions.
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Vistaton
Toon
Lng
France
Sean
Unclear Supreme Court Hearing On Federal Salaries
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Thursday court session in Hobart involving Stamps on Salary racelota and a policy dispute between Commonwealth and State authorities. Mention of Deputy Crown Prosecutor and counsel Allport Dearden suggests a taxation or employment case about allowances and appointments, with discussion of acts and government purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobart
Governiow
Willvarn
Allport
Dearden
Binittat
Commonwealth
Adivitaols
Apoumente
Debated Capital Location In Parliament Broadcast
A discussion on where to fix the capital moves through Parliament with Sir William Tyve expressing skepticism about reopening the major issue. Officials consider options to choose a site in Estbourny, Sydney, or another city as ministers weigh a broad bill covering central and provincial governance amid constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuaeion
Sydney
William Tyve
Uuk
Gnieon
Micistera
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Astra Vitor
John Forrést
Anil
General News
Solyoy
Mtr
Ryekilule
Tyre
Wollongong
Phin Aail
Bowen
Mimona
Toinona
Governaons Wader
Alport
Wallalda
Uuea
Troma
Amoan Pout
Mayloay Mayhoue
Wioukwodr
Andl Leung
Walle Ory Dawagwil
Senalor
Rata
Vic
Vly
William King
Shoaxiatonon
Mr. Mattheswn
Fublun
Ayudienta
Avice S.A
Ph Otal
Bh von
Bitlet
Ione
Atu
Talon
Hhu
Sengolio Samiatauee
Abuimaion
MeNomara
Safariday
Echurrvata
Wenindi
Tio Dau
Cotta Milla
Army
Ana Ubanga
Stawil
Lin Ware
Stans
Mas
Alborhy
Tay
Bi Longworth
J. Byus
Uilvormt
Mintug
Nowlli
Atlante
Washington
AE Finluorta
Wallan Rakefoiler
Raber Ponyhn
Larmere
Bhoriaon and Co
Father O'Deareith
London
Judivial Moristion Hue
Cme
Hertha Maria
New Caledonia
Brisbane
Theo Cox
Sf Hs Quownbeynnip
Ohta
Callidad
Catty
Dobe Bi Joy
Voputta Ata
Eatia
Progran
Toveral
Biter
Fedral Stupa
I Uc To
Josiul
Wuman
Smut
Fitton
Ainistor
King's Privy Purse
Cheapside
Ilile & Suns
Denver
Manchester
P. C. Hill & Sons Queanbeyan
Tatas Vant
Monaro Street
Prompstfudi
Burn's Notts
Olothan
Mr. L. Bosgard
Cooma
Mrs. Fallick
Coerington Tushliage
The
Fedral Canitat
W. E. Oldfield
Pfpancy Goods
Boots & Shoes
W.B.O
Queanbeyax
7. T. Collette
Nen
Mr. W. Feagan
Pingones
Hood Music
NTE
Tapia Vie
S. W.S
Aware Tun
LL Early Sova
Queanbeyan District Hospital
Queanbayay Dintriot Hospital
Monaco
Therato
Pathion Blackall, Meron
Casi
Federal Chambers
Fallick
Kangaratta
Paine
Woodger Bros
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