Bombala Clerk Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement
At the Bombala Quarter Sessions Judge Hamilton presided. William Joseph Fell, Bombala council clerk for 14 years, pleaded guilty to embezzling £4 1s 9d belonging to the council and £342 10s 0d from the Pastures Protection Board where he was secretary. He was sentenced to six months hard labour in Goulburn Gaol, followed by 12 months probation on good behaviour. The Postmaster-General drafted an order prohibiting transmission of complaints via the pest.
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Bombala
Hamilton
Willian Joseph Fell
Pastures Protection Board
Jombala
Fle
Goulburn Gaal
Australian butter debate wounds imperial trade message
A critical view of Premier Price's remarks on butter imports argues his defense of Australian butter against cheaper Siberian product may harm trade aims. It contends the appeal rests on sentiment rather than sound business, urging price equivalence and quality to win British buyers.
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Premier Price
England
Australia
Siberia
Mr. Price
Sneha
Trade Goal with the Old Country Based on Better Cheaper Goods
The speakers advocate building a trade with the old country on a lasting basis by offering superior and cheaper articles. They seek only a friendly chance to prove their ability to compete in the market without requesting favors.
Deakin Resignation and Possible Coalition in Australia
The piece discusses Premier Deakin possibly resigning amid pressure from Labor threats to force old age pension and policy clashes. It contemplates a Lyons Lyne led coalition with Labor colleagues dictating policy, versus Deakin remaining in power with Victorian backing. It analyzes political risk, feasibility, and public reaction to a coalition solution.
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Deakin
W. Knox
Webster
Labor
William Lyne
Hart Dudley
Commonwealth
Mr. Deakin
Dhakit
Willian Lyne
Mir
Tun
Tts
Vederal Labor Party
Rabor
Labor Party
Australia
Three thoroughbred yearlings shipped to Burton and Rosehill
Three yearlings left Gundaroy for the metropolis. An offer from Goblen and a chestnut from Corintha sent one to Burton at Ranedwiel while a chestnut colt from Elyirathe dam of The Palonst goes to W Booth’s stable at Rosehill.
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Gundaroy
Metropolis
Oirvil Campo
Goblen i
Aly
Corinthia
Burton
Ranedwiel
Cole
Elyira
W. Booth
Rosehill
Lincksange
Hdjghit
Gruul
Empire Day Committees Meet for Celebration Plans
The committees appointed to arrange Empire Day met yesterday afternoon in the council chambers. About £9 was collected in cash with a generous response in kind. A £3 prize fund was set, the rest to cover edibles. A sports programme was drawn up. details appear in the advertising column.
Football match set at Cooma Warrifa vs Waratahs squad list
Tomorrow a Cooma football match features Warri fa and Waratahs. Queanbeyan players listed include A Gordon H Royal C Williams A Meech J Royal Wim Hawes Parker and others with emergencies. Cooma line includes G Rolfe F Hayes Mulligan Tozerhaives and others plus juniors from Yass teams arranged for selection.
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Tomomow
Cooma
Warrifa
Waratahs
Ane
Queanbeyan
A. Gordon
H. Royal
C.williams
A. Meech
J. Royal
Wim. Hawes
C. Parker
G. Gregory
A. Smith
F. Kaye
B. Thompson
E. Dutshea
J. Warren
W. Quigley
T. McAuley
A. Fitzgibbon
W. Grady
R. Nugent
W. Skinner
G. Rolfe
F. Hayes
W. Mulligan
J. Tozer
H. Rennix
T. Tozerhaives
P. Glenman
T. Ryan
C. Rennix
Empire Day rifle prizes announced by Daily Mail
The Daily Mail owners announce Empire Day rifle prizes including a 100 guinea Empire Challenge Cup for the best overall score, two 50 guinea challenge cups for colonies or foreign British clubs and British Isles teams, with medals for top teams and spoons for the test winning team. The local rifle club plans to enter, and shooting is set for Saturday next the 23rd at 1 pm with handicap prize money and daylight constraints.
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Mail
Daily Mail
British Isles
Gouyds
Technical Classes Planned At School Of Arts Meeting
A meeting of recently appointed ladies and gentlemen at the School of Arts discussed forming technical classes. Proposed studies include carpentry shorthand typewriting drawing and mathematics. Those interested should contact Mr Ling headmaster, the secretary to write to the Department, and the committee will be expanded to twenty. A further meeting will be held soon.
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School of Arts
R. Moore
Carpenter
Ling
Department
Canberra Wedding of Misa Mayo to C J Lane
March wedding at Canberra unites Misa Jessie Mayo third daughter of Mr and Mrs Mayo Majura with Mr C J Lane youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs Lane. Rev A M Hoperall conducts the ceremony. The bride wears white French muslin with Valenciennes lace and orange blossoms. bouquets and jewelry from the bridegroom. Bridesmaid Miss Laura Mayo in pale blue hat. best man Mr H D Bingley. Travelling dress of cream coating serge with blue silk trim. Presentations were numerous and costly.
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Canberra
Misa Jessie Mayo
Laura Mayo
Afr
H. DD
Bingley
Nominations for City Council Vacancy Amid Signation
Two candidates are named for the extraordinary Municipal Council vacancy after Alderman Warren resigns. Jotier Knox and Hunky Soomon are listed with nominators including Moriarty and Collett. The vote is scheduled for Saturday between 5 and 6 p.m.
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Ald. Warren
Australian servant girl charged with infant homicide in Carlton
Melbourne detectives arrested a 20 year old servant girl on a charge of murdering her baby at Bowderie street Carlton. It is alleged she tied cord around the child neck and threw it from a bed roll window onto the veranda before covering it with a mat. The body was found and police notified.
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Melbourne
Bowderie-street
Carlton
Huntsman Killed After Sydney Hunt Club Meet
Joseph Guilliana, a horse trainer and longtime Sydney Hunt Club follower, died after his horse shied at a telegraph pole letter-box on Gladesville road Ryde. He was thrown and suffered a fatal neck fracture. He leaves a widow and ten children.
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Wen
Sydney Hunt Club
Joseph Guilliana
Gladesville Road
Ryde
Sydney Hont Club
Pensions figures under the Invalid Pensions Act in NSW
New South Wales figures show 2001 applications for invalid pensions with 2245 granted and 532 refused. Mr Waddell cited about £30,000 annual payout currently, expecting more applications as the act becomes known, with total annual expenditure possibly reaching £450,000.
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New South Wales
Waddell
Wednnesday
Arncliffe
Closer Settlement Board to Visit Gowllurn Tand Bonch District
Colonel Ryrie reports the Closer Settlement Advisory Board will tour Gowllurn Tand Bonch District next month inspect Yarralumla Foxlow Coorwoola and Duntrase estates near Utteambeyan. He calls for strong local committees to meet the Board of Queenbeyan and present evidence on land laws and productivity.
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Ryrie
Settlemen Advisory Board
Gowllurn Tand Bonch
Yarralumla
Foxlow
Coorwoola
Duntrase
Utteambeyan
Kyrie
Qteanbeyan
Public school request denied for Hall district
Official correspondence from the Under Secretary for Public Instruction states a public school cannot be established at Hall since Gisinderra school, one mile away, currently operates as a fulltime school. The Minister will consider subsidy aid for conveyance if parents beyond two miles petition for Gisinderra.
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Minister of Public Instruction
Gininderra School
Passing of Early Pioneer Elizabeth McKengie of Bulga Creek
Elizabeth Louisa McKengie of Bulga Creek died Friday at about four o clock aged eighty seven. She arrived in New South Wales in 1840s and lived in the Queanbeyan district most of her life. Survived by two daughters Mrs Moore of Halgu Creek and Mrs John Trundell, with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral was Sunday at St John the Apostles Canberra cemetery with Rev A M Hoprist officiating. arrangements by Mr John Jordan.
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Queanbeyan
Elizabeth Louisa McKengie
Bulge Creek
Mra
McKengie
New South Wales
Ste
Alexander McKeuxie
Hilt
Cramouths
Oyad
Wh. Moore
Halgu Creek
John Trundell
Lecesseil Ind
Bulga Creek
St. John the Hoprist's
Canberra
A. M. Hoprist
John Jordan
Rifle marks at Moore medals event stir local sports scene
Readable fragments indicate rifle club members competed in the sixth Moore medals on a Saturday range day. The report notes 200 yard shots and mentions H. Fallick as a winner with a following peer performance.
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Taw
Tach
H. Fallick
Drowning Tragedy Tears Family as Court Hears Case
In a West Police Court session last week two young boys, sons of Cahill, drowned in Sowland. The distress weighs on the father who plans to send the family to Gladegvill on Friday. The bereaved mother remains with the girls as the family endures severe hardship.
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West Police Court
Cahill
Frida
Gladegvill
Mechanic fatally injured in mill belting accident
A machine belt entangled Walter Mo Castlemaine Vich, catching him and injuring his left arm and body. He was pulled from the beam and left with severe injuries to the left side and limbs. Millett survived the accident by one year.
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Castlemaine Vich
Walter Mo
Millett
Fatal Motoring Accident At Diggers Rest
A car crash near Diggers Rest in Western Australia involves Archibald Hall and Clarke during a journey from Milled to Mucceddes. Clarke dies instantly as the vehicle skids. Blaltech is injured. Investigations and local authorities report the fatality and partial injuries with no further disclosed details.
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Clarks
Wil
Clarke
Australia
Timber rights debate at Forestry Commission hearing
A witness told the Forestry Commission that conditional purchase leases barred selling timber though landholders could destroy timber by ringbarking. The Act and Lands Secretary say this understanding is erroneous. Selectors retain a right to sell timber with royalties, clarifying who may dispose of timber on Crowe lands.
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Seleehirs Lider Cerkitih Bens
Forestry Commission
Griftom
Dew
Actling
Crowe
Developing our fisheries prospects in Australian waters
Ma Ff. Pamsid t chairman of the Fisheries Bourn receives a request from the Cornishmen's Association for details on prospects and feasibility of Australian waters for fisheries. Cornwall fisher folk seek new industry outlets and will receive full particulars from the association in Sydney. Mr Parnell says equal facilities will be provided to all Britons for development. Scottish representatives will begin a tour from Jervin Bay to the Clarence River.
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Ma Ff. Pamsid,t
Fisheries Bourn
Cornishmen's Association
Cornwall
Sydney
Parnell
Jervin Bay
Clarence River
Fatal fall claims life of Daeliert at Herrima
Daeliert, a well known resident of Mass Vale, was accidentally killed on Friday at Herrima. While on a roof to recover a sheet blown loose by strong wind, he overbalanced and fell, sustaining injuries from which he died shortly after. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Daeliert
Mass Vale
Herrima
Lyaves
Drought Stricken Stock Arrives at Moruya and Nearby Centres
Stock from drought hit regions continues arriving at Moruya daily. Cattle wander from Quemibeyan and Bongeg dore with depastured cows at Moggendoura. A Candelo dairy owner pastured cows in Moggendoura last week, with most in milk. Agistment fees ranged from 6c to 45d while owners rented sheds and paddocks briefly.
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Moruya
Quemibeyan
Bongegdore
Qin Jingero
Moggendoura
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Nowra
Ge St
Meutral Bay
Fletchee
Currjong-atreet
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Pennun-atradt
Parepee
Gowen, A
Halfway-street
Rockdate
Hedley, W. F
Crompton-atrest
Ha Masse
Laura Downes
Wagga
J.A. Bull & Co., Ltd
Line Island
New Zealand
North Island
Auckland
Queensland
Brisbane
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Bueaubeyan Obsorver
Ye H. Beatty
A. Palrick
Az J. O Rourke
Beatty
A. Bowe
Thomson
Pooke A
T. Warren
A. R. Moore
J. Ryan
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