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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1910
Page
2
A shearing notice says the event will be held at 1 Pantreon on Thursday November 1. The readable text is limited and omits further details.
The Rusaubsyans Observer notes new state ministers bring zeal to duties amid debates on wage awards and enforcement. Beeby seeks inspectors to curb evasion while governing and industry strive to balance laws with practical pay capabilities. The paper highlights the challenges of changing habits and ensuring awards are workable and fair. Country papers focus on a proposed 33 percent wage rise.
A conservative critique argues that a single referendum bundles four drastic constitutional changes. It warns the Caucus seeks broad centralized power over trade and industry, railways, monopolies, and nationalisation, risking despotic control if voters approve. The piece urges plain, separate consideration of each issue.
Read text notes decision awaits formal action by a department. The statement conveys anxiety about potential outcomes and the anticipated procedural steps to follow.
Final ballots report Hastings and Macleay seat won by H Morton independent by about 350 votes and Durham Sydney seat by W Brown Liberal over W Bennett by seven. A few small returns remain unlikely to change the outcome.
The Local Land Board of the Land District of Queanbeyan met at the Court House on Monday and today to consider cases. It approved several appraisements per acre, granted road enclosure applications, and issued final certificates for multiple applicants including J Southwell jun and A T Sheedy.
Local rifle club began a Saturday shoot for a trophy donated by Mr. B A Campbell of Woden. Competitors fired two shots at fifty yards with prizes of five shillings and twenty six shillings. Captain A K Moore and H Beatty won the top prizes. The result section is incomplete in the report.
A Kempsey meeting on Friday night addressed by Mr Garland M L C for Me Davidson sparked turmoil. The president of the Labor League challenged the speaker to deny his statements, amid calls of liar.leg irons were thrown toward Garland and he demanded arrest for disorderly actions as Labor sympathisers dispersed.
The Meehorse Beverage is declared winner of the V.R.C. Derby held Saturday. The report oddly notes an eye injury and references a plague event in England with widespread destruction near Ipswich, alongside a separate speed contest and warnings of forgers planning to circulate Australian notes.
The executive committee of the National Rifle Association of New South Wales declared W. Piggott of the New South Wales Tramway Rifle Club not the winner of the King’s Prize rifle match held at Randwick. Morris of Goulburn is named winner after a formal inquiry into alleged fraud and misrepresentation surrounding the October event.
A garbled police record outlines that M G Gott was arrested on a warrant linked to a National Rite Association matter and placed at Darliwhurst Malice Station. It mentions defrauding charges, affirmations by Piggott and others, and references to the King’s justice system and related testimony, with disputed statements and certified claims.
Captain Wells of the teheoner Hallivwood arrives in Galverlun with the crew after a wreck in the vleumer Park. The ship sprung a leak and lost water, leaving the captain and sailors fighting for survival until a rescue at Parkwood.
Fragmented text discusses the Kea Jvrat Nutea Act and port transportation. It notes banks involved and suggests a shift of provisions from November to December. The wording is unclear but indicates reconsideration of earlier delays and potential impact on timelines.
Reading shows Weetangara defeating Duntroon with Gribble and Gribble leading bowling. Scores list Weetangara batsmen Gribble Maine Webber Reiley Murray O Brien Young with DeSmel taking five for seven and Brown taking twelve for two. Duntroon bowler Gribble and Gribble contribute notable wickets as the match ends with Weetangara dominant.
Thursday event at Od stone Hall presented Mr B Mandelson with a gold medal for services to football during the season 2B16. J Cusack announced the honor and Mandelson thanked the club and players for their sportsmanship and support of clean play.
Review of a long feature in The Mint Hiemsii Nh Leite Mico Vereae discusses early Australasian history and the writers method. It surveys names and worldviews from Aboriginal and Western traditions, noting influences on Australasian literature and journalism of the era.
The report discusses postage policy across the Commonwealth and states, outlining proposed uniform rates and the operation of the postal service. It mentions New South Wales Victoria South Australia and references officials and reforms in late colonial administration.
William Gabriel, a longtime resident of Hobart and Windsor, died at an advanced age of 70s. He was born in Windsor and lived in several regions, leaving behind a family that remembered him as a quiet, devoted figure who worked and raised children across multiple towns.
VRC Wain meeting began Saturday in rain as Sydney Jones won three events while Bevertlee topped the Grds and Styria led other placings. Melbourne stakes see Artillerie second Trafalgar third with Hotham heat unsettled and Langeleh cited for a doubtful finish.
Fragmented text outlines land settlement concepts and particle references including a Milleter for Laide, a Western Land Heard, and mentions of orders, suitability, and crown provisions. The passage references preparations, potential prohibitions, and unspecified regulatory actions without clear outcomes or dates.
The Southern Rifle Association announces its general meeting for 16 February at 1 16th Peb roars. The event includes a special feature and a combined gathering open to all members with discussion of committee duties and future plans.
The document discusses alleged inattention to pension matters and critiques delays in handling claims. It notes improper information dissemination and argues for prompt consideration and fuller cooperation from officials, urging more generous timelines and fuller response to applicants.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Campbell, Neardgin, Perfently hormless, and a hog, with unclear context and no readable events or outcomes.
The column discusses economic and political tensions including wages, capital, and media, with references to French policy on railways destruction by strike action. It mentions government brickworks, the legal tender status of banknotes, constitutional parts on wages, and public expenditure aimed at settlement near towns, plus social critique of class attitudes and a wary stance on rapid wealth.
Our correspondent reports Marshall amrveyor and his party surveying a railway line from Bow gendore to the Federal Capital Site. The route follows State Quarry Creek through private properties, crosses Mature Creek near a large culvert, and climbs Mount Ainstie to the site. The line’s grade is praised as the best yet, with expectations of local stir. Residents urge Councillors to fix the village road, and a fundraiser dance will support the hall funds.
An old patent medicine advertisement extols Sanders Extract as a universal remedy for cold digestion neuralgia and skin issues. It promises relief from wounds burns and respiratory troubles using drops in water and olive oil with references to other eucalyptus products. The tone asserts dramatic cures and urges readers to seek the product for personal ailments.
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