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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
2
The article rails against proposed constitutional amendments backed by the Federal Caucus alleging they would centralize control over trade, industry, railway wages, and corporate regulation. It warns of nationalisation of monopolies and a shift of power from states to the Commonwealth, questioning the Senate’s fate and state government’s role amid electoral support.
Mr. C G Wade was celebrated at a Monday night banquet in Town Hall with a large crowd. Sir Joseph Carruthers urged voters not to judge Wade's merits by the electoral verdict. Wade defended himself against Constitution referendum proposals and pledged support if Premier McGowan resists them.
The thirteenth annual flower show and Industrial exhibition in Queanbeyan began at Protestant Hall on Wednesday and Thursday. Notable speakers included Rev. Howard Fleming, Rev. Henderson, and Alderman Collett. The opening featured praise for the displays, with flowers and stalls arranged by local groups and a variety of competitions and demonstrations captivating the audience.
The Queanbeyan P A Association notes the resignation of a committee member after a district report. It was decided to charge for the sole right to a merry go round and a wave ride at the next show. The ground room lease was set at 1 shilling per week, and the president’s meeting at the School of Arts drew censure. Committee members Moore Gibbs Hincksman were appointed to inspect prize schedules for next year with details to be prepared.
Melbourne Herald and Age discuss the proposal for universal penny postage led by Mr. Austin Chapman. The plan, once rejected four years ago, resurfaces amid calls for lower rates. supporters argue it would save costs and benefit readers, while imagined resistance from France, Germany, and others is noted.
South Australia faced the Apringhoks as Nourse 146 and Schwere starred amid hot weather. Wright and Whitty bowled well for the visitors, with South Australia all out for 178 as Gehrle top scored. The University beat the country side 249 to 163 after a 281 run victory earlier in the week.
William John Pigott faced a police court charge for fraud by allegedly stealing £1 from the Rifle Association fund during a King's match event. The matter adjourned for defense planning. Pigott reserved his stance, avoided testifying, and was committed for trial at the Central Criminal Court on a later date. Bail set at £100 with sureties.
A wall shooting at a Toylandt Meewrs Grace Bros venue during lunch hour left 14 year old William Campbell dead and 15 year old Leslie Welton hospitalized after a misfire. Two other youths were involved with Arab visitel Toyland. Police arrested Lealie Walton on suspicion of causing Campbell s death.
A vintage ad offering cures for ailments from Campbell the chemist in Queanbeyan. The short notice invites readers to state their ailment and receive suggested remedies.
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