Bungendore Sees Frosts Rail Dispute And Social Events
Bungendore records severe frosts and rain while residents complain at the Railway Commissioners stance on an overhead bridge. A Lands inquiry into alleged mismanagement at Bungendore council is noted. The Progress Association plans closer settlement efforts. The annual military ball at Tem perance Hall draws over sixty couples with a strong Australian Light Horse presence and a well attended juvenile dance the next night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuss Bai
Progress Associaton
Hraidwood Road
Nevell
Queanbeyan
Department of
Temperance Mall
Woder
Cody
Mesérs
J. Daniel
Boon
Burns Defeats Squires for Heavyweight Title in Paris
Tommy Burns of Los Angeles defends his heavyweight crown against Australia’s Squires in Paris. The bout features fierce exchanges in the early rounds with Burns gaining the edge by sixth, and a decisive eighth round body shot that knocks Squires out after a half hour of fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Tommy Burns
Los Angeles
Squires
Burns
Baris
Mandelson Cup slated with Tam team selection in Queanbeyan
Football match set for Saturday in the park with Tam representing Queanbeyan against Bungendore for the Mandelson Cup. A long list of players is named as potential selections alongside local officials and supporters with travel and visit plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Warren
Rk. McInnes
Sydney Labor Council defies law warns unions against strikes
The Sydney Labor Council advocates ignoring the Industrial Disputes Act and urges unions to strike for better conditions. The piece argues this defies law and risks confiscation of union funds, praising the parliamentary Labor Party for advising full use of conciliation machinery and possible amendments to the Act. The tone warns against law-breaking while noting some support from the Labor caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Labor Council
Parliamentary
Labor Party
Labor Council
The Jolly Lady and the Tar
Accounts of the follifications at San Francisco in connection with the visit of the American fleet are read with interest, as being likely to afford some clue to the probable course of scedure here. Whatever Caui-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fornia
Australia
Frisco
Persary
Jamas
Louisiana
San Francisco
Tom
Jack
Sydney
The Girl From Paris at Protestant Hall Queanbeyan
On Thursday night the 18th the Queanbeyan Mufis present the three act comedy The Girl From Paris in aid of the local hospital. Miss M Hincksman takes the title role with a strong cast. Reserved seats are 3d each and tickets are handled by Fallick's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan/Mufis
M. Hincksman
Fallick
Fox Drive at Burra Nets Foxes and Wallabies
A fox drive on Saturday at Burra on properties of J McPherson and Richard Moore. Eight shooters led by J A McPherson. drivers were led by J McPherson. Six foxes and a few wallabies shot. Several foxes seen but escaped. J A McPherson drew one fox. others named took one each. Another drive planned at Urilo next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burra
J. McPherson
Richard Moore
J. A. McPherson
Pyd
Mesars
F. Warwick
A. E. Swan
J. Muir
Urilo
Dogs and Sheep Ravaged by Terriers at Garryowen
Mr R Moore sen reports dogs have killed eleven sheep in his paddocks behind Garryowen. Several other sheep wounded with broken forelegs, likely by small terrier dogs. Moore has laid iron and plans to shoot all dogs found on his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. R. Moore
Garryowen
Mr. Moore
Broulee Pastures Protection Board Votes on Inspector Pay
At the last meeting the Broulee Pastures Protection Board resolved to raise the maximum salaries of stock inspectors and assistant veterinary inspectors along with equipment and travel allowances. The board proposed a maximum salary of 4450 with related allowances, while the Queanbeyan Board advised retaining the existing maximum of 400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broulee Pastures Protection Board
C.P
Board of Health
Queanbepan P. P
Vor Children Hacking Cough and Woods Goop at Peppermint Cure
A fragment reports a coughing issue among children and a product named Woods Goop tied to a peppermint cure. Details are sparse with unclear dates or sources.
Technical Education Committee Seeks New Science Staff
Minutes show the committee debating staff needs for elementary chemistry and general science. A.J. Sash cautions on finding experienced teachers, proposing an assistant from the Department, while J.W. Turner notes carpentry tools and student needs. The group considers renting rooms at Union Club House and plans for future meetings and possible classes in book keeping and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tum Technical Education Committee
Pyen Ae Seas of Arts
Re Moore
the Ghai
Ohat
Ling
A.J. Sash
Goulbam
Goal
Queanbeyan
Hannah
Campbell
J. W. Turner
Technical Education
Doys
Goth U Giant
Purcell
Hoonan
Defective eyesight clinic visit to Queanbeyan
The renowned optician J. W. Beeman of Sydney will visit Queanbeyan and be available at Harrison's Hotel from 9 to 6 on June 16 to consult all cases of defective eyesight and provide correctly fitted glasses. He will continue quarterly visits and is well known to readers for testing expertise and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Garraulouglh
Emimat
Avetralion Specialiat
Cowanluvy
Permon
Aly
Clough
Mr. Morreelough
Uacrsan
Queanbeyand
J. W. Beeman
Hunter-street
Sydney
Appointment Pause on Sworn Valuators Under Real Property Act
State correspondence from the Wailer Secretary to the Department of the Attorney General and Justice states that no new appointments of sworn valuators will be made pending an amendment to the law. It notes that opportunities to amend the act are anticipated.
Licensing renewals approved for local hotels and sanctions
The court, chaired by Dr Blackall, granted renewal of licenses for several hotels including Royal Hotel Mir, Commercial Hotel Bunpeodore, Cricketers Arms Hotel Ginninderra, and Victorian Hotel Hoskingtown after assessments and license fees were set or adjusted by Senior Sergeant Willis. Renewals covered Ms Sarah, Mr Woodward appearing for many applicants, with recommendations to improve sanitary conditions to be implemented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunsina
Thors Publicans
Sigmont Mandelson
Garraway
Willis
Martin Byrne
Royal Hotel
Morris Lazarus
Cricketers Arms Hotel
Gininderra
John Joseph Donnelly
Bunpeodore
Str
Woodward
John Donald McAlister
Lake Geor
Bungendore
Mr. Woodward
Williy
Faw
John J
McJannett
Catherine Walsh
Hoskingtown
F. Burridge
Miners' Arms
John B.tazewell
Sutton Hotel
New Fashion Patterns at Fallicks and Australian Home Journal
Fallicks offers five free paper patterns in June including Circular Skirt French Conder Morning Blouse Afternoon Mouse and The Fashionable Waistcoat. Australian Home Journal for June also includes free patterns and a Norfolk tweed ladies coat pattern with price details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallicks'Weldon's Journal
Australian Home Journal
Soldier loots Chinese general uniform in historic siege tale
In the 160 Chinese war the British army looted overrun territory. A private seized a fallen general’s gown and hat and sold them to a Jew dealer. The scene prompted a foreign complaint as the war outfits were returned from Pekin after diplomatic pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taku
Ivy Tosang-Ping
Lega
Hien
Presante
Pekin
Bungendore Letter Box Desires Attention
A notice from Hon. Secretary Ms. John J. McJampett urges Bungendore in New South Wales to repaint and maintain the letter box. The appeal states the importance of a tidy box and promises attentive action from Progresa vapeting to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McJampett
Progresa
N.S.W
Monaro Fish and Game Urges Paid Inspectors and Licences
A Cooma meeting of the Monaro Fish and Game Protection Society resolves to urge the Fisheries Board to appoint paid inspectors and impose a red licence. Fees proposed are 5 for non residents 10 to 15 for residents and 7 65 for a family licence near trout streams. The group also seeks a daily catch limit and restocking efforts after reporting 300 trout caught in one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmeline
The
Monaro Fish and Game Protection Society
Cooma
Monsro Society
Board of Fisheries
Fisheries” Board
Gab
Zanzhi
Monaro
Miraculous Escape From Train Collision At Maitland
Two men James Eckert and James M Neilson had a narrow escape near West Maitland when an East Greta passenger train struck them after they leapt into a 4 foot way amid confused signals. Eckert lost a foot and leg, Neilson suffered minor head injuries, while a coal train passed moments later.
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James’ Eckert
James M' Neilson
West Maitland
East Greta Company
East Greta
Eckert
Hein
Neilson
Cheap trains and the Sheep Show
The Tur Chief Railway Commissioner will not run cheap excursion trains for the Sheepbreeders Show. Experience shows riders prefer ordinary fares, avoiding overcrowding and delays on excursion trips. Show attendance is expected to be limited to visitors not in special need of low fares, and cheap trips may be offered after the American fleet festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Trans
Local rifle club holds tenth quarter match
The Rifle Club conducted its tenth quarter match Saturday with ranges set at 200 and 250 yards. Contestants fired seven shots at each distance and prizes were awarded to J. O Rourke and A K Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oue
Prises
J. O'Rourke
A. K. Moore
Two Sovereign Remedies Promoted By Local Cholera Cure
Experts at the Bo. Wome Chirt of Victoria declared Two Sovereign Remedies including Tif and Sona Pure Volatile Rubalyeti Extract as curative and safe. The promotion targets skin care and general health, urging use despite questionable efficacy and warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo. Wome
Victoria
Andi & Sons
Ube
U.P
Urasboyan
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John Bull
Fender
Wens
Gildrwad
Sobuy
J. A. Bull & CO. Ltd
Hamilton Street
WAB
Fprize
Tou
Progress Association
Hell
Beart
Bungendore Aller Sone
Ulin
Burns Vy. Squires
Rusanbogen Obssviver
the Law and the Labor Council
Jolly Lady and
the Tar
FOX Drive
Techical Education
Warwick Farm
B. ‘Tl
N. H. Gibbs
War Bee
Stoessck
Telegraph
AM File
Lithgow
Lally
Ehamar J. O'Rourke
A.B. Moore
A. Hallick
Az & H. Beatty
D. Poole
A_ Howe
I. ‘Thomson
Jas, Beatty
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