Queanbeyan Hospital Committee Minutes Summary
The monthly meeting notes requests from Queanbeyan Dramatic Society offering £10 1p to buy an ambulance cart, nurse leave requests, and hospital fee practices. It records financials of £205 39 credit, revenue from petty fees and subscriptions, and medical staff arrangements plus staff leave and tenders for wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
F. Campbell
Taylor
Croaker
Morgen
C.T. Campbell
Dr. Richardson
Queanbeyan Dramatic ‘Society
Mime
The
Dramatic Society
Notgan
Benyon
C. T. Campbell
JM. Morgan
Braidwood Hospital
Queanbeyan Hopital
Richardson
Matthews
Mess
Campbell and
Bank of Nsw
Government Savings Bank
Wstal
Tr. Richardson
Fox
J. Cuniingham
A. H.croaker
First Meeting of P and A Association Committee Held
The newly elected committee met in Council Chambers with R Moore as chairman. Members confirmed minutes and authorised accounts totaling £910. A profit from a recent stallion parade was reported, and auditors Cantie and Radcliffe were elected. The two vacancies were filled by Oldfield and Mandelson. Stewards were elected and prize schedule revisions debated amid financial cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Moore
Moriarty
Cullen
Manxwell
Walter McIntosh
Fullick
Gale
Circuit
Pike
McPherson
McKeahnie
J. M. McIntosh
N. H. Gibbs
F. A. Campbell
Crace
Hetherington
Croaler
A.J. MccDonald
B.C. Hincks- Tan
Collett
Messrs Cantie and
Radcliffe
Mewars Oldfield
Mandelson
Circuitt
Sec. A
Blewitt
Gibbs
C. H. McKeahnie
Atkinson
Messrs. Croce
Hudson
Chenitt
McDonald
Maxwell
Fallick
Fitzgerald
Knox,Harcourt
John Southwell
Shaw
Hudson, Cantle and
Stewart
Mesdamen Korfl
Reorganization Meeting for Wednesday Half-Holiday Cricket Club
A meeting at the Commercial Hotel elected officers and outlined plans to reorganize the Wednesday Half-Holiday Cricket Club. R Hayes chaired. W Lewis elected treasurer. R Jayes named patron. Mandelson chosen president. J Knox and others as vice-presidents. A captain was elected for each match with a selection committee set, and funds were approved for subscription, matting loan, and local purchase of cricket gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Commercial Hctel
R. Hayes
Lewis
Green
Bir. C. Smith
W Willis
Collemen
Messrs
W. Hall
FL Selemon
C. Burn
John Knox
J. Russell
C. T. Campbell
T. E. Woodger
Jas. Cunningham
J. H. Hudson
Dr. Bleckall
Willis and
Messrs. Molloy
Gozzard
Wd C. Smith
Lewin
Nessia
Willis
Molloy
Ate. H. Land
W. Willis
Lamb
Mollor
Gerrard
Will
Plura
Reduction as Ballot Box Redaction Sparks Debate
Miss Anderson Hughes, a temperance advocate, recounts a district meeting where a buggy driver raised the no license topic. Asked how she would vote, he exclaimed Reduction, my word, and lamented publicans profiting from beer, declaring I reckon all beer ought to be got a pint and you can put me down for reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Hughes
Bush fire at Bobeyan spreads across seven miles
A bush fire near Bobeyan Cooma on Monday burned across about seven miles of country and affected around 2000 acres of land that had been applied for at the Cooma lands office last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobeyan
Cooma
Goulburn Gilera Reform branch honors Verey Field
At the Royal Hotel on Tuesday, Verey Field secretary of the Goulburn Gilera Reform Association branch was presented a gold locket by the mayor on behalf of members. The gift honors his election campaign work and service as campaign secretary for Mr. James and Colonel Byrit in the Queanbeyan electorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goulborn
Gilera Ant Reform Association
Byrit
Goulburn
Queanbeyan
Inebriates dealt with under Pollard system in Melbourne
The American temperance pledge program led by Judge Pollard of St. Louis was tried for the first time at Melbourne City Court on Tuesday. Drunkards in custody were visited by temperance officials and those who signed the pledge were discharged with a pledge of strict action if they reoffend. If successful, the system may spread to suburban courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollard
St. Louis
Melbourne
New Ministry Formed With O G Wale As Premier
The new ministry appointments include O G Wale as Premier and Attorney General, T Waddell as Treasurer, W Moore as Lands Minister, C A Lee for Works, J Perry for Mines and Agriculture, J A Hogue for Public Works, W H Wood as Labour Secretary, J Hughes as Vice President, J Ashton as Congressional Minister, and C W Dukes as Honorary Minister in the Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yo Lowa
O. G. Wale
T. Waddell
W. Moore
Landa
C. A. Lee
J. Perry
Mines
J. A. Hogue
W. H. Wood
Caf
Labor and Industry
J. Hughes
Executive Council
J. Ashton
Aoncury Miniter
Legislative Council
C. W. Dukes
Legislative Assembly
Southern cricketers in Sydney show early wins and mixed results
A Sydney tour summary notes the Southern country cricketers winning their first match against Manly CC with Malyk 132 and 145 for eight. Bowling figures include McAlister five for 20 and Death two for 60. In other fixtures, the country side lost to North Western by 68 runs, while two matches at Westerns Ground saw mixed outcomes with the A team defeated and the Countrymen’s DT eleven beating Chatewood by three, 170 for four to 164.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly CC
Maly
Hive
Choadwin
Wadld
McAlister
Gai
Paweett
St Elbeuns
Divisiaan
Alen
Dreanfield
Dunn Ana Gordwin
Wyte
Serewen
Pert
Waestles
Sydoer
Hives
Cameron
Gribbly
Death
Emery
DT Sleven
Chatewood
Soring
Wilton
Imoomeeld
Hancock
Australian News Roundup From 19th Century Columns
A scattered page notes a ballarat fatality of George Lorimer aged 84, a hotel fall in Victoria. NSW Parliament opened with Mr W Mc Court elected Speaker. new Legislative Council members sworn in. US-tourists in Europe earned 650000 daily for 40,000 travelers. A Sydney vendor touts Sander and Sons Eucalyptus Extract while German trade jitters rise over Australian preferential policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreracoma
Strait
Stante
Campbell
Chemiat
Queanbeyan
George Lorimer
Ballarat
Victoria
Parliament of
New South Wales
W. McCourt
Legislative Council
Booo Motors
Purple Downs Station
South Australia
Vy Greenfield
Wilson
Corangamite
Berringa
A.M. A
Auy
Carruthers
Cameron
Boulder
W.A
Sander & Sons
Bucalpti
Java
Supreme Court of Victoria
J. Madden
B.o.mag
Sander& Suns
Queanbeyan Fire Brigade Torchlight Procession and Social
The Queanbeyan Volunteer Fire Brigade held its annual torchlight procession and social evening with full uniform crews and the brass band leading a four-horse engine. The event included toasts to the King and officers, notes on water supply needs, crowd songs, and a final sing along of Auld Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
E. C. Hincksman
W. Weir
McPherson
I. Meech
Lazarus
Foreman Dunshea
Land
Callaghan
Fire Brigade
Dunshea
Lazarev
O'Brien
Aye
Meech and Moran
Bandamee Williams
A. Parker
C. Hrook
Shkespeare
Queanbeyan Footballers Entertained at Mandelson Dinner
In a season kickoff event Mr. 5 Mandelson hosted senior football clubs of Queanbeyan at the Commercial Hotel. Players from Senior, Golden Eagles and Warrigal clubs attended with toasts to presidents, a football toast, and musical tributes. Speakers included Naylor Green Fitzgibbon and Lunshea. The evening closed with And Lang Syne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
5. Mandelson
Queanbeyan
Mandelson
Golden Eagles
Warrigal
Keetest
C. Smith
A. Fitzgibbon
BH. Land
F. Campbell
Green
Hongerford
W. Quiggley
Warrigals
L. Dutshea
Messrs. Taylor
Smith
O'Rourke
Tankey
H. Land
Mr. Naylor
Messrs
W. Quiggrey
E Land
W. Gale
L. Dunshea
Messrs. Mandelson
A. Meech
A. Fitegibbon
W. Hawes
J. Griffith
Golden Wedding Celebration at Ose in 1907
Kugendora notes a golden wedding in a large family gathering at the McKay home. A morning Mass at St Marys Church precedes a three‑tiered wedding cake, speeches, music, and abundant hospitality. The couple James McKay and Afra LifeKay, both born in Ireland, wed in 1856 and migrated to the colony in 1838. They have seven children and 48 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose
Nésfly
James McKay
Art Golden
St. Mary's Church
Mr. McKay
Mesdames Sherd
McConnell
McKay You
Misses Nash
McKay
Linen
Ani
Shiamond Ring
Tom Mckay
Bor
County Armagh
Ireland
Afchay
Afra
LifeKay
Barhend
Scotland
Father Sheedy
Sydney
Lving
Wis
W. Sherd
Hatch
Ave Connell
J. Nash
John
Thomas
Will
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Eldinage
Ball—Firt
P.C. Hill & Son
NEW Spring Millinery
Caiting
P. G. Hill & Son
Colman’s
Mea
Dusanheyan
Hildy
Whitehead
Ling
P. and
A. Association
Half-Holiday Cricket Club
Southern Cricketers
Jueanbeyan
Ar. Wm. White
Enurea
John Reilly
J. Reilly
Ted D Daniels
Gidleigh
Campbell, Cherm
Fuean Beywe
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