Church outlook at conferences weighs military training and social questions
In reflections from the Olbourne Methodist Conference and the NSW Methodist Conference, church leaders discuss compulsory military training and the church's role in social issues. Rev Beale argues the church should teach not dictate state actions, warning against amateur intrusions into political affairs and hoping Christian principles spread to the masses.
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Olbourne Methodist Confarence
Auction Sale of Derby Mare and Miscellaneous Items
A sale at the Federal Capital featured a race mare described as old and stunted with a final price around £4. The event included buyers like Mr Thou and Frances Vallance, daughter of George Vallance. A separate death notice reports Frances Vallance died at Mur Willambal hospital after I terranore injuries.
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Walaner
Derrabamiberra
Samii
Mehra, Moriarty and Co. Lot
al Accoy
Ed Yelitella
Yes
Rae Oy
EB. Oldield
Mr. Thou
Frances Vallance
George Vallance
Murramhoteman
Yau Hospital
Statenday
Percy Eland
Terranore
Murwillambals
Twood Hospital
Police Court Admits Accused for Trial in Rape Case
In a Friday hearing before Dr Richardson magistrate, Thomas Dybell charged with rape appeared on bail. Accused to stand trial at the Quarter Sessions in Goulburn on the 27th inst. Wits were sworn, witnesses cross-examined, and a postponement granted with bail set at £40.
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Richardson
Aarp Pbell
Thomas Dybell
Mawer
New South
Mary
Woodward
Richarigen
Goulburn
Genuine Johnson and Jeffries Fight Pictures Shown at Protestant Hall
The Johnson and Jeffries fight pictures night drew a crowded audience at Protestant Hall. The program featured Indian and cow pictures and humorous acts. The 6000 foot film showed the fight and the great stadium, built in 19 days for £8,000, with trainers and celebrities including Billy Jordan Branley Ketchell and John L. Sullivan.
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Johnnie Jeffries
Alos
Xbalere
Jeffries
Yroscat
Billy Jordan
Branley Ketchell
Bob Fitadmmond
Boxer Kills Opponent in Botany Bowing Contest
In a bowing match at Coliewam Hall Botany on Wednesday night Jack Whittaker of North Sydney boxed Victor Jaculwon of Newtown and knocked him down. Jaculwon died at Sydney Hospital. Whittaker is charged with causing the death and others in the event are under arrest. Sergeant Harrison led three constables on duty.
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Coliewam
Botany
Ietereen
Jack Whittaker
North Sydney
Victor Jaculwon
Newtown
Jacobegu
Peraone
Ulee
Harrison
Edin
Whittaker
Yarroylumla Shire Fears Extinction and Loss of Control
Yarroylumla Shire council members met the Minister for Works, seeking to remain autonomous while facing possible absorption. Local figures debated costs and a workable scheme for shire management, with promises of consultation and potential grants to help secure its position. Local Government official noted administrative expenses at 30 percent of revenue, urging reductions if necessary.
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Yarrowlumla
Anowk
Itwll
J. Grifith
Horali
Local Referendum Figures Spark Debate in Chilton Gatherings
Procrr Materiel recounts nine assemblies at Chilton Maine where EH Nicholson vows to resist being dictated on voting. A. W. Chapman, ex district attorney, appointed to duties in Goulburn amid a reshuffle, as Shoals representation retires after long service.
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Oxygepremider
Hassel Kanal Rowld
Sau
Nema Tonia
Chilton
EH Nicholson
Lomulative Assembly
Hitmeelf
Politioa! League
A. W. Chapman
District
Awtweyor al
Tom Adurilor
Goulburn
Shoals
Repemthy
Chapman
Queanbeyan Race Meeting Highlights and Results
A Queanbeyan gathering saw strong turnout and spirited racing led by E Hevkadey on Orizelle who won the Queanbeyan Handicap. Contenders included Loughrea, War God’s progeny, and Tote favorites as officials praised the secretary and club officers.
Welter Handicap Race Report From Local Meet
Second day results show a welter handicap of ten pounds for a wreonl horse from prize money over a furlong distance. J. Turnbull and J. Stewart lead with Tai and bh we aped, earlier races mention Ald Mali and Seb ne Gta with noted placings.
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Hare
T. McCormack
Ortzelle
Orail—Rozelle
Sutoth
E Hockadey
Stewart
Waksprint
Sam Tod
H. Brook
Maimy
Warely
Gyre
Even Money
Prise
H. Doolan
Brook
M. Byeno
V. Witeon
Lynwood
Fat Gli
Eleim
Jond
Rus Wen
Basen
Priso
J. Stewart
AL J. Melance
Musiy
Wareelem
Ted Till
Howe
Jos. Turnbulll
Tai
Lele JR
J. Strewart
Federal Capital Bricks Planned for Federal Capital
The Mininer Tor Home Affairs aims to establish brick making in the Federal Territory to supply government building operations. Trials with shale bricks proceed at the Federal Brick Company and Huffman Brick Melbourne, with six six ton wagons to be produced at Newcastle for use in the territory. Tenders sought for a Ford locomotive to move bricks and an order placed for a stone conmoder and elevator.
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Peleral
Federal Brick Company
Huffman
Melbournne
Federal Territory Land Auction Questioned by Minister
The Minister for Home Affairs said he received a telegram about a public auction of 400 acres near Jerrahanberra with freight to Uriarra Head and railway. He questioned land within the Federal Territory and noted Parliament can resume private land at values set when the Capital Site Act was issued. Valuation of private lands is underway to avoid future bidding disputes if resumptions occur.
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Queanbe
Moriarty
Uriarra Head
Avie Jy
Motorcycle Hill Climb At Rowen Hill Near Suttan
The event to be held tomorrow afternoon on Rowen Hill off Suttan features entries including 110 hp models from Campbell and 1910 3 hp models from Hert Haley. Participants will race in a timed handicap format with riders listed from Abington to St. V Welch and McGregor contenders among the field.
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Suttanee
Lot
T. T
Abington Tis
T A. Trotter
Union election results show Liberal lead over Labor
Voters on Monday counted Liberal 448 and Labor 7200 in a local election. Liberal share reached about 2.6 percent and Labor about 7.4 percent by Saturday, with partial tallies continuing.
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Athe Beal Baier
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