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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
3
The article outlines a two year plan to begin the Parliament building at the Federal capital. It notes design choices, anticipated changes, and a twelve month construction phase after design completion. Water, lighting and sewage systems, plus street and land requisitions, are described as part of the early site works.
The inquest into the death of John Edward Reodecick concluded with a verdict of homicide. Accused Warther faced felonious charges with remand while evidence and testimonies emerged from Crockwell Police Station.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses proceedings on a federal electoral offense case. It references prosecution, evidence, and objections aimed at discrediting witnesses. The tone suggests a courtroom dispute over admissibility and the integrity of the trial process.
The Lancaster Chamber submitted a letter urging restitution against the federal capital invasion amid concerns over costly Civil War era expenditures. The message notes immigration, defense, and reconstruction costs, with emphasis on guarding against further intrusion.
Reports indicate a private treaty sale and sale by public auction under one eighth share of Wyalong No. 8 and related parcels. The notice lists districts including Walgett and Bathade with auction terms, names registrars and dates, culminating in a public auction on Sunday 9th November 1WLL.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered phrases about new postal rates and charges. Mentions Becky and a gallery named Pita, plus references to groups, sales, and officials. Details are unclear, but the item signals an update to postal costs and related notices.
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