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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
2
A chaotic response to industrial paralysis in New South Wales invites parallels with national senility and calls for arbitration. The article condemns violence by a few while warning that public order hinges on government and union action to avert wider disruption.
The budget discussion centers on increased expenditure and proposed taxes to fund new sinking funds and public works. Critics warn of retrenchment risks, while supporters pledge to meet promises and prepare for future stresses. The report notes a looming rise in charges and a push to stamp duties as a revenue source.
The text analyzes population figures of 1 044 448 with about half over age 1 and estimates the tax burden on the rest. It computes per head costs around 92 pounds yearly, then adds 12 more pounds per person, totaling about 44 pounds per head annually, arguing the burden is too heavy for a small group. It contends the government should instead ease burdens on the population and avoid eroding civil liberty.
Coroner John Gale opened an inquest into the death of Rita Molly Davin aged two years and four months of Thistle Hill Redellick. Witnesses described burns from an incident in October while in the care of her mother Mrs Sidney Davin and his household. the child died after worsening injuries despite medical attention. The inquiry reviewed the circumstances of the fire and the extent of burns, with the coroner recording the death occurred from accidental burns.
A woman named Len Lawless died after a blaze at Macquoid street yesterday. She suffered severe burns and passed away this morning. authorities reported the death to the coroner at noon.
A meeting of the Queanbeyan P A Association committee resolved to confirm with the FL and A Bocetin Voton on the commencement of their annual text year. The sub-committee reviewed the price schedule for the show. Several items were debated and ordered to be revised and revised pricing calculated.
Dalgety and Co report a 6 000 bale sale with general competition and strong demand. Top price 13d per lb for Eatlake Gurley wool from Narra bri. other lots ranged mid to high quality with steady clearance. Next sale on Wednesday 15th inst. Wool sales closed with 11 763 bales offered and an animated market for superior wools.
A large crowd attended a euchre party and dance at Protestant Hall on Turaday night under Liberal Association auspices. Mrs. Al Moore won the ladies prize while W Webb and T Thomson tied for the youth prize, Webb prevailing in the playoff. Refreshments followed and dancing continued until midnight with music by Miss N Callen and Miss Soler. prizes were presented by C T Campbell, electoral president.
William Arthur Hadler faced charges for using a motorcycle with certificate of registration 1010 issued September 13 1910 and for an expired registration on September 19 1911. He pleaded guilty and the court imposed a nominal fine of 2 shillings plus costs. maximum penalty is £10.
The Chief Secretary approves abolition of Bulga Creek Canberra Gibraltar Gininderen Majura Mulligan s Flats Tharwa Weenogara Orayerre and Hall as polling places in the Electoral District of Queanbeyan. Bedellick appointed in place. Gazette notice published in November.
The Queanbeyan Cricket Club will represent the team in a match against the Cooma Club tomorrow at the local Park for the Sellar Cups Newbury Freebory Woodmwans R D Morgan Pomler Davidson Fidgein Sediood Bates A E Moore Honan are listed as participants in the squad.
A collage of opinions on currency notes beauty, health fears, and the value of cleanliness. Reports on Lintians in Tripoli facing strong resistance, Arab and Turkish defense, and fear of crusade-like upheaval. A Sydney museum claim links turpentine to pony leaves, plus concerns over Asian politics, Chinese imperial succession, and labor shortages in Sydney, including apprentice training and industry awards.
Representatives discussed establishing a Savings Bank branch in the Federal Capital Territory for workers there. Calls urged NSW Savings Bank to operate on pay days, with officials housed in tents if needed. Frazer promised inquiries and possible facilities to enable deposits, while critics questioned Treasury and government commitment.
The assembly continued the debate on the Pinapelul State ment amid a longer session led by Mr Wade. The speech lasted about two hours with little change in the government stance and no expressed changes to the proposed reductions.
The interstate wharf laborers strike over overtime pay halts all wharves in Sydney. Shipowners plan firm response as tensions rise amid idle piers.
A chaotic report describes heavy fighting and destruction in Tripoli with buildings ruined and railway damage. Other notes recount Arab attacks near the Aral cemetery, and a large public works budget posed by parliament.
An advertisement touts SANDERS HUE CALYETS EXTRACT-5 as a universal remedy for coughs colds throat and stomach issues. It claims to be superior to rival eucalyptus products avoiding irritation and counterfeit ingredients, with guidance for topical use and internal application.
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