Church Notices for Queanbeyan and Surroundings
The item lists multiple church services and ministers in Queanbeyan and Canberra regions for Anglican and Methodist communities with service times mostly in the morning and evening. It mentions Rev. Wirtth, Rev. P., Rev. W. Micnagersttt, and others along with various locations such as Wattle Park Majura and Weetangaye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wattle Park
Mr. Young
Mission Word
Woofell
Pan
G. Southwell
Weetangaye
KB. Brown
Majura
W. Stewart
iRev
W. Srkwant
Presbyterian
Queanbayan
Canberra
W. Micnagersttt
B.A
Volunteer Fire Brigades Ball Preview Nears
The Volunteer Fire Brigades announce their annual ball to be held next Wednesday in the Protestant hall. Officials report arrangements progressing smoothly with a strong committee and promises of fine features. The Queenbeyan Volunteer Band will perform and duties assigned to the committees are confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minoo
Wales
Turthdey
Toeal Dw
Bond
War Memorial Obelisk Nearing Erection Completion
THR committees appointed to oversee the Soldiers’ Obelisk have arranged with the contractor for construction. Mr Horton will begin operations immediately. stone will be rail brought from quarries and delivered to the contractor’s yard on Menure Street. supervision rests with a sub- committee including the mayor and treasurer. work may take two to three months with unveiling planned by spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton
Menure Street
Christian Endeavour Picnic Ends Cold Yet Cheerful
A Junior Christian Endeavour anniversary picnic organized by the Methodist Sunday School drew about 140 children and adults despite frigid weather. The Lov. W. Stewart and Mr. McCano kept the hall lively as teams provided meals and tea, with many staying for songs and socializing before departures around nine o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
W. Stewart
McCano
Thoms
Myrs
Stewart
Jimos A. McInteath
John Gibbs
Warren
Woodyer
A. McInnes
John Jordan
Muir
Lee
Hamewarde
Roman Catholic Ball Aids New Church Drive at Toggranong
A Catholic ball at Toggranong for a new church raised about £14. Organizers led by Mrs Fitzgerald and Father Collender coordinated a long marquee event with music and dancing into daylight. Volunteers from across the district assisted, and notices reported local follow ups and a grant tally in Murray parish reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toggranong
Doman Catholic Church
Raeced Heart
Mua
John Fitzgerald
Collender
Farmers and Settlers Progress Association Elects Committee
A special meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Progress Association was convened to elect seventy committee members and set the governing body. Ballots will be sent to former members, with a date of June for the next proceedings, and a report on topics of interest is expected at the subsequent gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minho
Wreralunda
Perone
Me. Hungerford
A. J. Miller
Chamber of Agriculture
Minners
Dudden
Lve
Magara
Avil Raan
Caddon
Weilhay
Dane Dich
Uhaeckall
Oiuhiben
P. C. Civewitt
T. Coleman
Canning
Bom
Peagan
Onllagher
T Uateh
Siddall
Aid
Sil
Trapping Rabbits for Profit Draws NSW Debate
A meeting chaired by F Campbell Jr. discussed exporting rabbits from Victoria and New South Wales. Trappers could earn high wages with large estates, with potential weekly payouts cited from Victorian towns and Sydney trade. Proposals urged landowner committees and rapid deployment of experienced trappers to capitalize on the booming market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady Gro
Anette
Chis
Victoria
New South Wales
Westering
Queanbeyan Armors
Conseil Chambera
F. Campbell Jr
Mike
Gormanten
Truppara
Varvices
London
Australia
England
Huron
Sydney
Siddall
Circuitt
Cadden
Southar
J. Cunningham Sid Thava
Eneuumagina Aenla
Mr. Sidda
Methods in New Zealand Report Echoes in House
Mr Hungerford outlined pursued methods in New Zealand while Mr Siddall resumed his seat. A vote of thanks was carried by acclamation for valuable information provided, reflecting orderly parliamentary conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerford
New Zealand
Siddall
Vonver
Borough Council Deliberates on Grants and Lighting Debates
Borough Council members met with Alderman Atkinson absent to discuss works department grants for cemetery loading, roadwork payments to day labor, and the legality of employing clerks on commissions. The session also reviewed health, lighting, and park accounts, debated memorial obelisk costs, and postponed matters to the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atkinson
Works Department
Cooncdl
O'Hanlon
Newonger
Dawurring
O Hanlon
Snothar Fairnion
Br. O'Hanlon
Fes
Health Department
Allenaan Li
Pinengs
Worke Committee
Langerford
Aldiruan
Mutual Admiration Club Reunites in Jovial Wednesday Night
Timmembare club details a convivial gathering organized by Mar HK W Leswond with about twenty five attendees. Ethel Pike and Ar Snow provided music while Miss Booth Gundarva and others assisted. a short dance program and a fat supper followed, ending around two on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmembare
Mar. HK
W. Leswond
Mise Ethel Pike
Snow
Mies Booth
Better Prevention Of Presentation To Mr Hudson Stock Theft Meeting
A mass meeting convened by the Mayor on stock owners' requisition addressed stock stealing in the Queanbeyan district. Speakers urged harsher penalties for first offenders and stricter controls on branding, sale notices, and muster duties. The session adopted resolutions to require brand marks, registries for stock and buyers, and notices in local papers, with drafts sent to the Stock Protection Board for consideration. The event included remarks for Mr E B Hupson of Duntroon station and a farewell address to the retiring Cowl Cowl Station manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hudson
Jamey
Tron
Opalgininu
Niceones
Mrt
Campbell
Moma Etringene
Outtli Ag
Thair
Lotge
Agenia
Cis
Rotaton
Sevar Dupa
Pire Norine
Theas Privataly
Listud Testures and Stock Protection Board
Iowa
Local Stock Sales At Yarda Auction Yard
YeaTenpay held a lively local auction at the yard with Moore selling cattle privately at a satisfactory figure. Thomas Kinxwoll offered mixed stock including mares, cows, and horses with prices ranging from £1 to £5 per head. A vendor named fictioneor and partner James Wike offered 40 aged cattle and 10 sheep at private sale prices per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YeaTenpay
Moore
Thomas Kinxwoll
Fictioneor
James Wike
Bs Por Head
Multiple incidents reported at Goulbarn Police Court and beyond
The report summarizes a string of cases and events: a Bank of NSW manager in Corowa facing committal death by action after a shooting. a drought driven man in distress with family banking losses. a passenger with smallpox at Dunedin and a Lyttelton railway engineer ill with the disease. a fatal railway accident near Culcairn killing Frank Burke aged 43 who was crushed between a train and a wall. allegations against a Dauhlaw Monastery monk over the mistreatment leading to a death. an inquiry by the Stushan Government prompted by British pressure, with initial indications suggesting accidental drowning of a girl according to a cable report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulbarn
Tonia Willis
Bank of Nssw
Corowa
Himsalf
Loccasad
Dunedin
N.Z
Lyttelton
Oll
Culcairn
Frank Burke
Junee
Albury
Tiwan
Monka
Dauilaw Monastry
Whalley
Moscow
Stushan
Boundaries of Federal Electorates and State Divisions
The document outlines proposed changes to federal electorates and state divisions for the House of Representatives. It notes the need to modify existing divisions, retain certain electorates, and invites objections within thirty days after official publication. It lists electorates and areas affected, including Darling, Riverina, and various shires and towns, with references to Argyle Bodcowa Goalburn Vasa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara
Ashfeli
Thas
Threa
Courmissinier
Beuiduriad
Werrie
Elon -Alonare
Sitnta
Alen -Tombala
Monaro
Bega
Miraya
Besidwood
Armlued
Aidwoo
Krawarag
Norriga and
Torres Division
Queanbeyan
Via
Captain'a Flat
Micalago
Dungondore
A New Way to Pay Old Debts
The Arrow argues that tariff hikes could fund debt reduction and make goods cheaper. A speaker cites St Chapman as accurate and envisions doubling or quadrupling tariffs to erase the national debt in years, while commodities would be free for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averix Coaruino
M.H.B
Nollizen
St. Chapman
Murder in Malbourne Rocks a South Yarra Home
On Tuesday morning the mutilated bodies of Mrs Scott aged about 25 and her daughter Gertrude aged about three were found in a South Yarra house room. A baby, eighteen months old, lay alive but distressed. Blood covered bed clothes walls and ceiling, indicating a violent attack. A bloodied hatchet lay in a room corner and the husband, last night, had not yet appeared. He seemed fond of the children and had unclear relations with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos
Ile
Fragmentary Verse Fragments on Life and Time
A distorted text presents scattered phrases about daily life and endurance. It hints at cycles of fortune with lines about bin day and moments of smiles and frowns. The garbled words resemble a poetry fragment or a jumble of notes rather than a coherent article.
Oddfellows Ball and Local Notices at Bungendore
Bungendore items report the Oddfellows’ annual ball with Queanbeyan reps present. A petition seeks to convert Molongly reserve to a permanent enclosure rather than a travelling stock reserve. Horse losses are noted after two recent incidents. Miss Nash injures an elbow. Mr Nash Jnr. was involved in horse-related mishaps. A collision at the mailway goods shed results in a fatality, highlighting disease risk. New station master Mr Berek arrives with family. Rev Father O Driscoll sails from Ophir to London. sickness and influenza spread locally amid bitter cold weather in late May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Hupsox
Duntroon Station
Cowl Cowl
Lachlan River
Woolshal
BR. C. MacKenzie
Emlaon
Aneernipgin
Queen Victoria
Cowl Cow
Heather
Soctin
Oddfellows
Queanbeyan
Perrinox
Tanda
Molongly
Nash
M. Nash
Miss Nash
Berek
Puther O'Driscollouila
Ophir
Sydney
London
Gold harvesting and politics stir in Gininderra district
Reported yields from alluvial gold near Gininderra and Moyyan party praise strong results from Lawson workings. Observations note water shortages threaten newcomers and wheat supplies, with local opinion split on sports enthusiasm and political activity as Mr Millard lenses toward Bungendore candidacy.
Hat Baths Action A Genatan Physician Advises
A Genatan physician warns against frequent hot baths. He recommends starting at 100 degrees Fahrenheit, gradually increasing as tolerated. Begin with five minutes for the first bath and avoid discomfort as the goal, with the bath length rising only if fully comfortable.
Victorian Railway Ratrenchment Protests Over Strikes
The text describes drastic redactions in the usual train service after a strike, provoking protests from country centers. One in five trains were out, but hourly minutes per day remain unchanged. Immediate effects include reduced travel time, higher fares, and staff reductions.
Typhoid outbreak drivers and arrests in quiet towns
A typhoid outbreak is reported in Lulinia with 25 cases noted within a fortnight. A medical officer of health warns the council hall of rising illness while Porter and Preston are arrested in Sibby Leicestershire on a shooting charge involving Conatable Wilkinson. London reports note Japan plans 150 male and 74 female colonists bound for Korea. In Sydney, Harold T F Ratker leaves large sums to his sister and an artist. City visitors praise evergreen Opolotwma with attractions and a new cinematograph and magic show featuring Daphne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods
Calla
Lulinia
Iocal Council
Tro
Porter
Preaton
Sibby
Leicanterahire
Tokio
Japan
Korea
Rusaana
Kora
Manchuria
Tuanow
Harold T. F. Ratker
Sydney
France
Luther
Louis Ponrnier
Daphne
Feimay and Melbourne Libel Case Disturbances Reported
Fragmented wires describe political tension in Australia with mentions of Easter Queensland rivalries, a Melbourne libel case involving John Norton and FE W O Sullivan, mysterious cattle deaths at Bring Wath Victoria, and NSW voters list irregularities. A murder case in Sowth Yarra and a political opposition threat to force a government confidence vote are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feimay
W. J. Antarrono
Queensland
Anya
Toindral
Australia
Melbourne
John Norton
Jussie Blood
W. O'Sullivan
Bring Wath
Victoria
Home Affaire
New South Wales
Alivna
John Stott
Sowth Yarra
Slalbourne
Jolliaout
Prince and Myinesis of Wales Visit Indie in September
Martial Lonult, winner of the grant Davia to Vienne motor car race, has died from injuries he received. The Prince and Myinesis of Wales are slated to visit Indie in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince and Myinesis
Wales
Indie
Martial Lonult
Vienne
Australian politics and society notes on suffrage and figures
A chaotic, OCR generated reading covers suffrage debates in Australia, Conan Doyle payment notes, Evangelical Council resolutions on Jewish persecution, and references to Sydney events. It cites political shifts, public sentiment, and mentions newspapers, exhibitions, and varied public figures without clear chronology.
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Nmeteonot Logicat
Guernney
Lala
Hoya
Mayet
Penn
Tare Gueanbenan Obserher
Volunteer Fire Brigads
Christian Endeavour
Wiliam J. Brown
County Muray
Jings Ra
Farmers and Settlers’ Progress Association
Alderman Kinox
Hideporch
Lidshea
Aldamun Knox
Deilian Pike
Cauipionure
Tateford
Pike Seveniling
Cutil
Havens
Aldeaman Uixie
Downey
Volleit
Pike
Dixin
Downing
Toault
Feas
Preent
Aletta
McDonald Brothers
Uragaria
Ecolmons
Terrabumberra
Lnda
Mutual Admiration Club
Hucheon
Bog
Cowl Cowl Station
Jowhlon Tiver
New
Ale
Hia
Boundarias
Goubla
Malbourne
Gininderra
Miyina
Jdtpun
Puty
Nes Moyyan
Sumner
Southwell
Lawson
Jan Preut
Winor
Jena
Milladl
Bungendore
Canoe Hineelt
Tii Bewdiby
Dinger
George
Drst
Bowover
Cor
PSE
SY _TELEGRAPH
Kitchener
Muloutia
Plato
Falco
Irelands
Howe
Costae
Daverjooben
Edebor
Covinel
Waren
Rome
Ted
Volughn
A. Conan Dipyle
Coritrivity
Lends
Yorkshire Morawry
Mo Othur
Sir Conan Doyle
Evangelical Council
Thew
GT. Wallen
Mev
Carruthars
Anil Curtial Initasmonary
Evangelical Couneil
New Anuth
Russia
Sander
Sona
Sander and Sons
Hospitale
Iplobe
Italy
Avastendam
Ario Ani
Thomas Maxwell & CO
Willseil
Dublin
Thurslar
Novelas of
Toxo
Joann Oldeteld
Marino Wethers
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