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Newspaper

Queanbeyan Observer

Location

Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 22, 1906

Page

2

Obituary for Ma. Rowagn Fallick of Queanbeyan Enterprise

Ma Rowagn Fallick died after a long illness in Sydney age 65. He served in the Imperial and Australian regiments and settled in Queanbeyan as a stationer and news agency proprietor with his wife Mrs. Fallick overseeing the business since 1896. The funeral from his late home proceeded to St Stephen's Presbyterian Cemetery with a large, respectful cortege and floral tributes from friends and family.

Rowagn Hexur Faurice Charles Major Falfick Eng Imperial Sydney Goulburn Atemidale Ocet Queanbeyan Messrs. Davies Ab der and Co Crawford-street Victoria House Elm Grove King Annie Mercy Gale John Gale Carrington Buildings Pallick Messrs. S. Fullick Stanmore TF. Fallick Newtown General Cemetery E. Syd. Henderson St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church J. Jordan Decemed Able Warren W. EF. Gale Hazel Lachleen A. H. Garraway J. H. Hiveksman and Mises Hunt J. Russell and Inguiby

A Dangerous Weapon in Australia Rabbits Debate

The piece argues against using germ warfare to control rabbits in Australia. It cautions that scientific experiments risk unknown, potentially disastrous outcomes and urges full understanding before any action. It warns of unintended ecological and ethical consequences and the need for absolute certainty before proceeding.

Br. Danyss Australia Sprace

Inquest into Death of Moy Sam a Chinaman in Queanbeyan

An inquest found Moy Sam a 67 year old Chinese man in Queanbeyan died of natural causes. Witness Lee Wing testified the hut held little trauma, a post mortem showed no material findings, money and junk found nearby, and Moy Sam had been supported by benevolent societies.

Mu Coxoxne Gale Moy Sami Queanbeyan Canton China Morrisett St May Sam Canyon Christian Ann Ligo Lee Win Moy Sing Harding The Benevolent Society

Startling Allegation in Cameron Burn Death Case

In February a man named Cameron burned severely at Fifield and died from his injuries. An inquiry recorded death by burns accidentally received. An anonymous letter to Inspector-General Garvin prompted a full police investigation. Four arrests have been made and Cameron’s body may be exhumed for an inquest in Forbes.

Cameron Fifield T. Garvin Garvin Kratce Condoblin Hospital Forbes

Colonel Ryrie Tours Electorate Visits Goulburn and District

Colonel Ryrie toured his large electorate arriving by mail train from Queanbeyan to thank constituents. He spoke at Tirranna Bungonia Windellima Lake Bathurst Tarago and Collan Crossing praising supporters and urging district needs through local associations. He highlighted railway color tests and praised the electorate’s welcome and loyalty.

Copownt Rypia Goulburn Queanbeyan Tirranna Ryrie Bungonia Thuoke Windellima Henderson Lake Bathurst Church Hall N.S. Wales Reynolds Tarago Collan Crossing Braidwood Hoskingtown

Carriage of Wheat Break-of-journey Charge Cut

Country millers pressed railway commissioners to lower the break-of-journey charge on wheat turned to flour at intermediate stations. The commission reduces the rate from 2 shillings 6 pence to 1 shilling per ton, likely effective from June 1.

Vision health advisory and local optician campaign

An advertisement from Kudner Optical at 349 Conree Street urges readers to have their eyes examined. It mentions eye headaches and other nervous conditions and notes Kudner’s expert will visit Queanbeyan for fittings in July, promoting Carapiell's Tudigsating Syrup as a herbal remedy.

Kudner Queanbeyan Poolaw

Genuine Randers Eucalyptus Extract Public Notice

A Victorian public notice warns buyers against fake Randers and Eucalyptus Extract products. It states the genuine Noer & Sons Volatile Eucalyptus Extract is only from Fallick’s Plants and warns that imitators fail to match official quality claims. Authorities confirm the genuine item’s standards and discourage deceitful sellers.

Rander & & Eucalpti Victorie Belurn Bia J. Madden Sander & Suns Rommon Victoria Noer & Sons

Spectacle to Suit All Signs and Overwork Complaints

Sign display notes a chemist Campbell at Queenstown offering spectacles to ease overwork eyes. Reading aids are highlighted as solution for blurred vision and fatigue amid busy work.

Trene Campbell Queauleyan

Exchange of Agricultural Students Proposal by NZ Prime Minister

Prime Minister Seddon at Hawkesbury College Richmond proposes a twenty student exchange between Hawkesbury and Lincoln Agricultural Colleges New Zealand to benefit both regions. He offers that New Zealand would fund its students if New South Wales funds NSW students, arguing method comparison aids both sides.

Hawkesbury Agricultural College Richmond Seddon New Zealand Hawkesbury College Lincoln Agricultural College New South Wales

New South Wales Officials Appointments and Patent Remedies

The item lists Hay un & Russell Queanbeyan and A W Danbol Bungendore advertising medical remedies for coughs and consumption. It notes Mr G H Koibbs appointed Federal Statistician in New South Wales with a salary of 1000 a year.

Suetnos Hay UN & Russel Queanbeyan A.W. Danbol Bungendore G. H. Koibbs New South Wales

Cycling Club Promises Strong Event In Central District

The Central District cycling club expects a large turnout for an upcoming event on Monday 4th June. Weather looks favourable and entries close tonight with riders from other clubs expected to add to the field. Mr D C Brown of Continental Tyre Co Sydney donated a prize fund to members' handicap and Mr J H Hudon contributed a gold chain for the fastest heat winner.

Carntral Saas ‘Wales Yan Goc Inet Appty D. C. Brown Conental Tyre Co Sydney J. H. Hudeon Pathe

Rifle Match for Prizes at Local Rifle Club

Rifle shooting competition held Saturday afternoon offered prizes of 5 and 7/6. Reservists BR Thomson and D Poole led with top scores after 15 shots at Sooyds. Other scores listed include H Beatty 68, J Feagan 51, E Bremshaw 57, G Oldfield 50s, A Moore 40s.

BR. Thomson D. Poole Sooyds R. Thomson És H. Beatty J. Feagan Bo E, Bremshaw G. Oldfield Go Og A. H. Moore

Official correspondence on school travel and agricultural visits

Conomma Ryan M L A writes to the Department of Public Destruction about four mile walks for children from Hall north side attending Guinderma School. Department acknowledges receipt and promises prompt consideration. Colonel Ryrie receives a communication from W S Campbell Director of Agriculture asking if an agriculture expert may visit to deliver lectures on dairy, fruit or other branches.

Conomma Ryan M.L.A Department of Public Destruction Hall Ryrie W.S. Campbell

Tin-kettling at Baulkham Hills after wedding

Four youths faced Parramatta Bench for tin-kettling and causing a disturbance at Baulkham Hills. Constable Kelly testified the group beat kerosene tins and blew horns while shouting obscene language. Magistrate cautioned that marriage does not grant privilege to nuisance the neighborhood.

Fox Baulkhim Hills Parramatta Kelly Ry Youtha

Peculiar Fatality In Trove Leaves Four Year Old Dead

A four year old girl, daughter of Mr J Wanke of Trove, died after falling while playing outside. The mother heard screams, found the child on the ground, and the doctor determined a broken neck with death instantaneous. Only the siblings witnessed the accident.

Grn J. Wanke Trove Gil

General Booth Birthday Rally Draws 39,000 Salvationists

The Crystal Palace Great Hall hosted about 39,000 Salvationists for General Booth’s birthday celebration. He signaled plans to keep working while strength holds, amid cheers for self denial week results and rising Australasian and American collections. Lieutenant Colonel Mildred Duff participated on stage with high society ties noted.

United Kingdom Australasia America Salvation Army Mildred Duff Duke of Fife Princess Royal Geneva Japan

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J. Spencer Nolan Oxford Street F.O Monaro St R. J Fallick Monaro Sh N. Parker N.8&.w Hill & Son Betion Gashmeres Baroon P. C. Hill & Son Price Rulers Federal Chambers Thomas E. Woodger M. Ls Asson Tour Breow Griler General Booth
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