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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 22, 1906
Page
2
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A chaotic OCR fragment lists numerous hotel and lodging names including Moyal Howl, Cricketers' rie Hine, Royal Hotel Revygeniares, Chon Hotel, and RUOR Motel amid licensing proceedings. It mentions figures such as George Reid and Algmundur Cruden McPhirrum in a confused display of property and venue names.
Local football notes confirm Cooma Junior Football Club plans a road trip to Queanbeyan on Wednesday for a cup ties match. Lineups feature several players including J Watershalves, AL Vabatne, and J Parker with emphasis on forwards and midfielders as teams prepare for the scheduled encounter.
A misread and garbled OCR fragment discusses inspector concerns over child labor and welfare, suggesting debates about employment inducements and earning figures. It references weekly pay, town fairs, and attendance at a country conference, with unclear names and dates.
An early hearing in the Lands constitucy case featured Crown counsel and witnesses including Fides and Cannaatinr. Crick objected noting the Crown must prove Ashcysede ached while the defense stressed the need for clarity on the alleged liens and the market context for the land dispute.
The Premier and Cabinet face criticism over proposed reforms as opposition and pro government factions clash over policy direction. Analysts say the government must show concrete progress to satisfy critics in Parliament and maintain stability during upcoming negotiations with the Royal Commissioners on legal and railway matters.
Eyewitnesses recount a remarkable night ascent from Lonfan ad foros nirmilog experiences. The account praises a parvelious effect of the lighia Tauteds alana and notes eight spectacular moments during the event. An early court asides to the number near two thousand accompanies the scene of an electric light balloon drawing attention.
Council minutes recount Aldermen Moore and Hatfield approving a plan at the junction of Yave-road and Mallway-street. Committees discuss lighting on Station Street and Moltway road, with debates over specific lamp placements and traffic safety near Campbel Street.
An Aldermanic session produced unclear dialogue about maintenance needs and investigations. Officials discussed a missing report, a potential inquiry, and actions toward stray stock control while cautions about orderly conduct and attendance were voiced by several members.
An OCR damaged wedding notice details a bride and groom, with kin and guests named in a lengthy, garbled account. The text mentions a Miss Bingley, Mrs Hagley of Woolgrid, and a ceremony at a church with a green going away dress, gifts including cashmere and quills, and a long list of attendees and presents.
In a case near the river a farmer described shooting six to seven pigs in a paddock causing damage to potatoes and fences. Witnesses testified to gun use, a missing gun, and disputes over responsibility. The event involved villagers, a miner’s claim, and a defended property line with additional notes on fences, horses, and a crow incident.
A garbled passage details court actions and testimonies involving a defendant, with references to pigs and cruelty, plus notes on a bicycle case and local events. It also mentions a theatre school reopening and a firearms match, naming several individuals and organizations in terse, partial phrases.
The Bungendore court heard charges against J. Mes Tensei Nicholls for riotous behavior and a party involved in a drunken disturbance. Verdicts were delivered. several individuals named Levilion, Byrn, and others faced associated charges. A dancing event had organizers and attendees listed, with names including Mise A tyrare and A. Bald, while the court considered actions of those responsible for carrying out arrangements.
Fragmentary ad lists Davud Jones & Co with furniture displays and department offerings. Mentions winter sale pieces and attracting town buyers with broad assortment across departments.
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