Mech Notices From Curious Early 20th Century Directory
A garbled OCR styled fragment lists Church of England, Methodist, and other religious references. The text centers on mechanical notices or notices related to churches with scattered names such as Vallar Cuvece and Quenubayan along with dates and place abbreviations, all jumbled and hard to decode.
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Church of England
Vallar Cuvece
Quenubayan
Dev
W. M. Wutrn
Ectar
Inet Pie Baeror's
Ay Ntung
Ahmary
Tey
A.M. Morewarr
Peetre
Government Tactics as a Policy in New Zealand State
The Premier states progress and a Liberal revival aided by Waddell and O Sullivan. Government measures aim to reduce public burdens, abolish income tax on personal earnings, remit stamp duties, cut railway fares, and fund expansion while resisting Dalgety as a Federal ally. Repeal of the Arbitration Act and emphasis on private enterprise to boost jobs are urged, with cautious lines on land resumption and Crown lands.
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Waddell
Progressive Party
Liberal Party
Third Ciy
O'Sullivan
Carruthers
Nblic
Promiseg
Shanpe
Labor Party
Reid
RE. W. O'Sullivan
B.R. Wise
Liberal
Tmne
Kogarah
Pri
Sonal
Lim Railway
Dalgety
Blue Mountains
Irom
Lith
Gow
Lands Department
New Zealand
Crown Lands Acts Left Untouched in Consolidation
The NSW consolidation of statutes trimmed much dead wood and improved accessibility yet missed the Crown Lands Acts. About 44 long statutes govern Crown Lands administration and were not consolidated, a remarkable omission attributed to an unexplained oversight.
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New South Wales
Crown Lands Arts
Crown Lands
Land Acts Force Narrow Possibilities for Settlers
A harsh critique of the Closer Settlement and Crown Lands Acts of 1905. The author highlights absurd boundaries and restrictions that trap land seekers in a maze of suburban and population-area designations, leaving many honest farmers unable to qualify for purchase or lease despite ready capital and labor.
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Darling
Aatitont
Lands Department
Goulburn
Ashton
Inference of Disqualification in Sutton Land Act Case
The text argues a reversal of the proverb regarding Colonel Ryrie at Sutton land, claiming he is excluded from the land under the Acts while a drifty rousabout may still vote if he has 1 15 left over from his last drinking bout, presenting an actual case.
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Ryrie
Suttonland
Hiple Shooting Club Prize Details At 200 And 400 Yards
The usual club prizes were contested on Saturday with rifle accuracy at 200 and 400 yards. Shooters included Simmons and R. gem with scores like 40 27 and 33 29, while others such as Poole, Bresthow, and J. Feagan posted varying results. The event featured steady winds and tight competition among members like Teta C. Binmowa and A. Billick, with final tallies reflecting the day’s conditions.
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Bocal Rifle Cioi
Wigeers
Simmons
R. Gem
Eaily Opa
Teta C.binmowa
RB. Thomson
Poole
BE. Bresthow
J. Feagan
A. Billick
Police Court Action Against Fruprincy Aldridge
Fruprincy Aldridge appeared before Mr John Gale J P in a police court yesterday morning facing three charges riotous behaviour in public order at Andersons Hotel using indecent language on the same date and for assaulting Constable Handing in the execution of duty A charge of damaging police trousers was withdrawn A remand to Thursday was granted with bail set at 6 20 and surety of 30 pounds pending a defence witness submission
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Fruprincy Aldridge
John Gale
J.P
Surfey
Ball
Self
Reorganized Young Men's Club Plans Season Start
At Mandelson's Hotel a large gathering decided to reform the Young Men's Club, fill a funding gap, and merge with footballers while keeping the club’s name. Upward of 30 new members enrolled, donations were pledged by Mears Mandelson Campbell Gale Green and others, and the club will use the G U Oddfellows Hall starting Friday night with Alderman Moore as patron and Ald Campbell as president along with a managing committee.
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Mandelson's
C. T. Campbell
Upwan
A. Mears
Mandelson
Campbell
Qale
Green
G.U. Oddfellows Hall
Ald. R. Moore
Ald
G. T. Campbell
Cosgrove Re elected Chairman At Cooma Pastures Board
At a six oclock meeting the Cooma Pastures Protection Board re elected William Cosgrove as chairman for 13 months and as delegate to the sequal convention. The board set stock rates of 1d per head for large stock and one farthing per head for sheep. It authorized the district surveyor to notify the board of proposed dealings with reserves the board is interested in. A record fox scalp total was 80 for Paytieot and 13 dogs. The board continues a bonus of half a crown and half a sovereign respectively.
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Pastures Protection Board
William Cosgrove
Motor car fatality near Malpas injures Mrs Brassey kin
Miss Brassey, relative of Lord Brassey, is killed by a motor car near Malpas Cheshire on the night of April 36. The Liverpool merchant’s vehicle, travelling from Stratford on Avon, struck as Miss Brassey rushed to rescue her dog. The driver stopped after the accident but she died shortly after.
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Miss Brassuy
Lord Brassey
Malpas
Cheshire
Liverpool
London Exchange
Steatford-on-Avon
Het Mies
Clock House
Edge
Cooma Rovers Meet Queanbeyan Seniors for Rytie Cup
A football match will be played at Cooma tomorrow between Cooma Rovers and Queanbeyan Seniors for the Rytie Cup. The remainder of the text contains unrelated, garbled advertising and legal wording with no coherent facts.
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Cooma
Cooma Rovers
Queanbeyan
Rytie Cup
Campaign meeting at Woodfield and Sutton ότι
Colonel Ryde spoke for an hour and a half praising Carruthers government reforms. He urged temperance support, warned against gambling evils, and urged abolition of income tax, stamp duties, and freight cuts while promoting closer settlement. The event featured T A Lake as chair and ended with a motion of confidence and a local committee formation.
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Ryare
M.L. A
Woodfield
Sutton
T.A. Lake
Ryde
Uwofold
Icewuisissip
Liberal and Reform Party
Carruthers
Sydney
Co Saiut
Farea
Freighia
Smalllholder
Labour Party
Exy Ie
Government Savings Bank
England
Australia
Victoria
N.S.W
Carrathera
Crick
Clarke
Labor Party
Holman
McGowen
Tooth and Mail
Col. Kyrie
Col. Ryrie
Uhey
Khaif
Gol
Kyrie
H. Reid
Diamond merchant murder shocks Melbourne office
Mr. Bauer a renowned diamond merchant was found murdered in his Modern Chambers office on Collina Street Melbourne after Friday afternoon. He lay with a head wound and brains exposed, a large safe nearby and six sovereigns in his trousers pocket. Police found no sign of a struggle and no arrest was made as investigators searched the room for clues among the diamonds worth about £10,000.
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Barnett Baura
Modern Chambers
Collinastreet
Melbourne
Woolf
Mr. Beuee
Mr. Bauer \ying
Bauer
Mr. Bawer
Spread of the Fox Destructive Invasion in Australia
The spread of feral foxes in Victoria and across Australia has grown from a few released animals to tens of thousands. District councils report large sums paid for fox scalps and destruction, including Warracootte 927 pounds for 5922 scalps and Lacepede, Meninge, Mount Muirhead councils paying modest sums for foxes. In the south east alone 7713 foxes have been destroyed at a substantial cost, with uncertain impact on local poultry and livestock losses.
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Victoria
Australis Ia
South Austriia
Warracootte
Lacepede Council
Meninge Council
Mount Muirhead
Irgg Tt
Resident of Bongendore District Dies at 70 in Hook's M M
Known and respected resident Mr Charles Saumdereon aged 70 from Bongendore district died Wednesday at his residence Hook's M M. He leaves a widow and grown up family.
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Charles Saumdereon
Bongendore
Hook
Wiwidow
Wide World Briefs From Australia and Beyond
Weather and event notes report Sunday rain and continued showers. P P Board elected Jas Conningham chair. Foxes and dingo scalps received. Trials discuss a dentist complaint and a warning. Wagons and rail incidents, labour trials, and a murder confession appear alongside travel and public works notes.
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P. P
Jas
Conningham
San
San Francises
Maestoc Dokass
mcCammery
Tpcore
Samphal
Idaho Labor Federation
Providence
South Australia
Arbitration Court
Bi Woods
Keir Hardie
Australia
George Hawking
Orange Hospital
Harry Orchard
Melbourne- Sydney
Aa Ik
Quesabeyan
Tametama Bay
Hood
Gerald Ley Banks
J. W. Gillett
St. Matthais
Sydney
Melbourne
Campbell
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Mech
Methodist
Jobo Gale
Inla Ieee
Keolbeelleo
Tay Gao
Presbyterian
Etucymbeyan
A.m
UN Agendare
KK Wasteusin
Minter
Aie Dueanbeyan Ohsevier
Tusalay
Uy Hout
Young Men's Club
Cooma P. FP. Board
Victoris
Justis
Bird
Madden
Ita
Iba
Contms
Pere
Denmer Gale
Henry Francis Fletcher
Darlington
Queensland
Cricket
Aith
Northern Territory
Lord Northcote
Intelligence Department
Cooma P. and A. Association
Amerallan
Murrrumbidgee
Silk
Pyramus
Palmerston Hospital
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