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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1911
Page
2
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A Hobart Mercury case ruling is praised for addressing core duties of courts and the press. It quotes Sir Samuel Griffith on criticism of judges as lawful, notes contempt limits, and urges ministers and judges to avoid appearances of bias to preserve justice and public confidence.
The text critiques land tax policy arguing it lowers land values and harms both mortgagors and mortgagees. It notes that while taxation reduces returns from land, the equitable aim is undermined by inequitable burdens on different landowners. It urges cautious reform with consideration of public and private interests and calls for more equitable taxation.
A chaotic Friday night event in the ALA featured mixed remarks and unclear proceedings. The report lists several names and actions amid garbled text and partial phrases, noting beverages, seating, and an unnamed host.
An inquiry followed after a rower from Milley County experienced a violent incident near the water. Investigators questioned witnesses and assessed the scene for safety standards and possible negligence.
Death notices report the passing of Ay dor Robert lath MAW of Campbell ow e, with mentions of kin Mee Hntorsin Tyweuubeyan and Beatrice Pali. A raft of obituaries references Beatrice Pal as well as Mr Herve Parlasst lye and others, detailing last address and district movements within West Australia and nearby locales.
In a rough Rifle shoot, a yearly event near Belwedar saw a notable win by MH. Teptar led the event while Tal WU Taye of EAT AC Ball 48 GM AED Muh soon MIT a Ware faced a contested outcome. Nearby, a clash at the 290 yard mark involved Mowry and AS Howe among others, with plans for public updates via Saturnews and visits by Mr Warren to Dervidele and Queanbeyan.
A garbled report outlines a committee meeting with references to names such as Abe Yang Club and Crystal era figures, a schedule involving a Yam Ride Club event, and a plan for a forthcoming match or gathering. It mentions officials, a coalition, and a series of dates in a puzzling municipal or club context.
Fragmentary diary entry describes a stormy May with rain, very long showers, and cold winds. Mentions dates and forecasts of severe winter conditions, with references to months, typical weather patterns, and partial notes on local effects and observations.
A distorted notice outlines plans by the Farmers and Settlers Association to meet with Bagindore settlers on Friday and Saturday. It mentions a gathering at the Harrow and park climate, with references to public meetings, police presence, and shifting political interests amid local contention about a forthcoming move and related public works.
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