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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
2
To Subscribers Advertisers and Others the Observer and ACE next week will publish one issue of the Observer. The Observer will be published on Thursday and you are due on Friday. Full reports of current events will be given and orders for extra copies should be sent in early. Albert Fallick Gay & Co. Philadelphia November lt.
The article describes an examination process at the Ponalganta school under the Department of Public Instruction. It mentions the Superior School, Goulintn, and Candidates must submit credentials by a specified date.
Church notices list clergy and organizations including Bypland Church, Harriet Cheb, Quosuberma Ham, Al Htoney Cink, Minne, Tie Barriers, Caiherns, Langny, DW Sure, Aly Miner, Methodtict, Webhlo Terk, Me 0 Houthwell, Bowen tr Sew Mea, Prowbyhvinn, Aingavbayan Fellowship Association in various areas and dates.
Fragmentary meteorological note from 1901 1902 era Maine region. Mentions rain forecast and unsettled conditions for November with limited legible details. Names and specific dates are unclear due to OCR issues.
The page records a November 1903 public notice of a wall sale and vacancy, population figures for New South Wales totaling 1,424,247, and a Goulburn district announcement for a December 17 sale with two candidates. It also mentions staff payments, tool lists, and a weekly market summary with regional price notes and item lines across towns like Goulburn, Wagga, and Young.
Federal correspondence discusses a petition for deviation on the Queanbeyan to Ghurabe route. Officials weigh timetable impact, passenger and revenue effects, and operational adjustments amid opposition and support from local residents and partners.
Programme details the unveiling ceremony with procession, musical performances, speeches, and toasts. Notable participants include Hl Wore prey, Ormovilie, Childvan, and Bela Sobolivan. Schedule spans noon to 7 PM with introductions, oration, and thanks.
The Bungendore council discussed allotments for a public works project and town improvements. Chair W. P. Whatlodan led proceedings with attendees including J. T. McLaun, Hactort treasurer, and a budget around £400. Notes mention plans for a park event, park project funding, and potential mutual agreements pending legal review.
A report from Bungendore notes the death of Thomne Slaith at age 37 connected to “the Cornnar” identity. The coroner and Dr Gatheltge are referenced as involved in medical steps, while De. Govbridge has been apprised and an inquiry is being conducted due to lack of compliance.
A historical docket notes commutations and death sentences. Victor Muller, accused of manslaughter or related crimes, was imprisoned for life. Charlie Austin faced a death sentence. the ruling considered impaired judgment and spousal tragedy. The council maintained strict penalties.
A monthly meeting on a Wednesday night discussed wartime civic topics. Attendees included Superintendent Lyre and others who reviewed correspondence and resolved to support a memorial service and a public demonstration. The Brow the Fallen Zolder Committee invited a dignitary and approved funds for a memorial, with contributions capped and comments submitted for payment.
The document outlines policy shifts with Tam Miniger and a focus on filling permanent positions via appointees who have undergone preview training. It states tutors and MBivers seeking permanent roles will be given promotions or events tied to available offices.
Auction notices list cattle values, cows, mares, and bullocks with prices in pounds shillings and pence. The document notes government approval, proprietors, and local officials, mentioning a public flower show and a forthcoming public address. It references W. Bardy, Thomas OIMild, and G. Spaull among observers, with a King’s Birthday event schedule and community notices about cultivation, water, and employment.
A remote mining report from Bungendore notes exploration on Richard Hyles property near Bungendore Capbata's Hiab road. Visual damage shows 19 inches of surface strike and a two foot wide vein, with limited certainty on profitability. Prospects appear tentative as work continues and a robust reef lies about 14 miles away.
A fragmentary note mentions Sasa Ann and Badang well with vdtuck Hxolengs Cuore and Deouator, described as highly desirable farang propoetima vitaated. It lists Tattl Main Alsanve and a claim of improved Pasticulure and advurtinnl status, with no clear dates or outcomes.
Warnesling Machinery and allied firms announce a shift to a cooperative model led by The Shnilyry! Co operative Rovilyot AY Soatarsatvety Siduos. They adopt the Lopnin Reaper and Wilder from The Subnet Uurvetor Co New York at a new price point. The move signals a major industry reorganization with potential impacts on supply and competition.
A frustrated crowd attacked a bookstore after learning Tord Cardigan’s principal would delay obligations until Friday. The mob uprooted shelves, tore down books, and scattered papers while a clerk reported the unrest and financial dispute. Police and witnesses described a tense scene without further violence.
A garbled report describes a noisy riverbank scene with horses and people near a slope. The text references Onlookers, a Bogie Tall boat, and scattered imagery of urban streets and a rough crowd, though many details are obscured by OCR errors.
A dramatic incident at the Rexembs gathering drew attention as prominent figures faced a troubling scene. Reports describe a violent shooting and later remarks by a distressed observer, with safety concerns rising amid the crowd. Weather forecasts warn of temporary monsoonal style conditions and strong winds affecting travel and activity.
A chaotic report details rival bidders contorting merger plans in the coalfields and rail disputes, with references to government probes, violent incidents, and stock movements. The account mentions casualties, a missing body, and a wide array of named places and organizations amid mounting uncertainty.
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