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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
2
The text discusses who benefits from a party leadership change and the impact of Speaker's position. It weighs the outcome of aligning with a favored candidate versus siding with rivals, noting public sentiment and potential consequences for the party.
Reading is difficult due to garbled OCR. The fragment discusses the first year at Duntroon Military College in Duntroni with notes on civil and military instruction, the cadet capacity, and discipline. It mentions the acting commandant and some evaluation of cadet adaptability to military discipline.
The text praises the creation of a Federal Institution akin to Duntroon College, noting credit to Ghai and General Kirkpatrick for supportive conduct and training standards. It commends Australians for advancing prentien hands and envisions the institution becoming a permanent centre of Commonwealth integration amid constitutional reforms.
The Yarrowlumla Shire Council held its monthly meeting on a Wednesday with Gorton the sole attendee. The Finance Committee recommended adopting the financial statement and transferring funds to the general paid. laborers were read and certified. The report on diphtherias derived care and the maintenance plan were discussed, and motions carried. Official correspondence and personnel matters, including appointments and salaries, were noted, with the next meeting set for March 25.
A brief correction notes that a non alcoholic beverage called OT drinking aids may prevent effects from impure liquor. The ad claims one OT bottle equals twenty drinks and promotes selling at attractive terms, mentioning Woolpress and Winehoomba Carson’s War rigad.
The Queanbeyan annual races held midweek featured a large attendance from local towns and nearby areas. Notable officials included President Mr Jamed Cusmanham, secretary Mr Ul Glee, starter Mr Dr Giteon, and clerk of the course Mr Quigley, with E2000 estimated in prizes and donations. The program included handicap events such as the Opening Handicap and a light program of sprint races, with winners and times noted for several fixtures despite weather concessions.
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