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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
3
Editorials urge voters to back both referendums while noting disputes over debt takeover and church college independence. Reports cover miners strikes, train delays, defamation act use, and calls for private rail projects as Sydney grows and regional needs intensify.
Grime won the Australian Cup at Fremington this afternoon with Pendil in second and Biabelo third.
An advertisement touts LANDERS EU VALYPTI EXTHAGL for coughs colds and stomach pains. It claims Sanders Extract and other eucalyptus products cure a range of ailments and warn against ointments that could hinder healing.
The Minister for Defence spoke at the Epping School of Arts on Saturday night saying Australia must defend itself or surrender. On Friday night a wireless message from overseas was received in Australia for the first time in history.
The article argues that the Federal Labor Party in New South Wales has continually altered its program from its revolutionary aims toward milder policies. It contends the party uses tactics like one step at a time and superficial changes to hide its real objective of full socialisation. It criticizes Mr Hughes for claiming Labour is not socialist and supports unification as essential, citing the Brisbane Worker urging unity under the Commonwealth Government.
Tenders invited in Queanbeyan for Moriarty and Co auction at Hungerford's Hotel on Thursday May 4 for Brown's lease land opposite the convent. A clearance sale of Mr. Walden's furnishings is planned for Thursday as he leaves the district. Local post office staff changes noted. Also assorted international reports cover strikes, fires, accidents, and political finance measures, with scattered local happenings including a Bungendore ball and a stock sale at Homebush.
In The Lone Hand for March Francis Births writes of its remarkable cycle across the centre of Australia. Photographs illustrate a new idea of the heart of the continent and extracts from Hirtles diary reveal hardships of his exploits. Theodore Roosevelt on hunting in Africa describes big game. A second article by a convicted volume smuggler exposes drug smuggling methods. The Lone Hand is a good shilling's worth.
The Defence Minister states Lord Kitchener built a tactical structure that, in seven to eight years, could field a force to keep Australia secure. The Rabbit Destruction Committee reports 91 extermination methods surveyed worldwide and seeks more proposals.
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