Diverse church services and a meteorological rainfall table
The note lists multiple church services across Queanbeyan and nearby areas with times and ministers named including Rev W Stewart Rev PA Sarre and Rev W Micwaga, plus entries for Canberra and Woodfield. It also mentions a historical meteorological comparative rainfall statement for 1901-1902 at Station No. 2 in Queanbeyan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnay
Sfr
Church of Lughat
Christ Church
Queanbeyane
Phol's
Borra
Wrtte
Joanne Barrige
Canberra
Pundarse
PA. Sarre
ML A
Miniatur
Methodiat
Queanberan
Angendore
W. Micwaga Strut
Meteorologicat
Biation
Queakbey AN
Railway Deficit Mirrors State Financial Strain and Surplus Fallout
A historic article notes the railways show a deficit of over £40,000 as the State’s finances tighten. It argues surpluses from previous treasurers vanished, leaving Mr Waddell to balance extra liability amid drought relief freight reductions and lower freight charges. The piece links rail performance to overall state health, warning of cascading fiscal impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddell
Ite
Weddel
Losses and charity amid railway wreck recovery
The report notes the immense loss of wreck and the saving to the country outweighing railway revenue loss. It argues the authorities were wiser to forgo a few thousand pounds to preserve suffering stock, highlighting moral priority over finance.
Death of Queanbeyan’s Esteemed Matriarch Mrs Ann Taylor
Tam chronicles recount the death of Ann Taylor wife of Samuel Taylor in Queanbeyan after eighty years in the town. aged 75 she endured months of illness then died peacefully. The family, many grandchildren, and friends followed the cortege to the general cemetery where the service at Methodist Church preceded burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanbeyan
Ann
Samuel Taylor
Acna
Jas. Gibbs
Gronfell
Taylor
Con Moees
Harry Eagarua
W. Stewart
Funeral of Mrs Naylor in New South Wales
Funeral rites for Mrs Naylor observed with church services at Christ Church and the Church of England cemetery. The late Salisbury Wiltshire native arrived in New South Wales in 1834, listed mourners and letters from relatives spread across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Phares
W. M. White
Church of England
Naylor
Salisbury
Wiltshire
England
New South Wales
Wroutha
Messrs
Willias
Harry
Charles
George Naylor
Peter Naylor
Moora
Hond
Daughtesa
Walter Naylor
Gilgandra
William Pike
Misa Lough
Leemond
Mies Smallhorn
Misa
Alice Oldfield
Meredith
Mias Ez. Lesmand
Carda
J. H. Hinckeman
S4uhy
Gundaroo
J. Affleck
Migs Chopaman
Win
Gabriel
Jordan
JT. Jordan
W. Oldfield
Shumack
W. Brown
Ave
W. Meralith
K. Meredith
Goulburn
Railway Commissioners Report and Toy Show Highlights
The report covers the year ended June 1902 with detailed traffic figures for the railway systems of the state and neighboring regions. A separate note covers the Single Toy Show featuring a high jump event where a toy made by Rattler, owned by Mr. Pritchud of Gandih, was presented and the pole negotiated at 602 in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renairen
Goth
Australia
Ih RK. Pritchud
Gandih
Local Land Board considers numerous cases at Queanhayan court
Aoetetaxo of Teal Land Hoard sits in Queanhayan Land District as cases are listed for consideration at the court on September 12 starting at noon. Names include OldGold, Southwell, Goslett, Franklin, Webb, McMahon, Kirchner, Strudwicks, Edwards, Clarke, and Roach among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queanhayan
Southwall
J. Goslett
G. Franklin
G. Goslett
Ditto
Q. Franklin
We Webb
J. M. B. Franklin
G. U
Soda al. U
Oldfield
P.r. Tally
dtWa
BL Smith
Didunk
J. Kirchner
A. J. Btrudwicks
W. FP
Deviunyn
Supa
W. McDonald
J. Clarke
L A. McMahon
W. Winter
He. W.roach
Ap Circuitt & Co. Dae Ll
Announcement of A W Scott and Co venture
An early notice states Mr A W Scott of Braidswood begins a new branch of his business under the name A W Routt and Co In Monaro Street Alf Capain manages sales and all transactions will be personally conducted by Alys Sect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Scott
Anctionser
Aff Braidwoul
Haa
Hia
A. W. Routt and Co
Bae Olfivaia
Monaro Street
A. Cappain
Aly. Sect
Votes From Grenfell Show Attracts Strong Entries
A Grenfell correspondent reports the annual chow on August 27 and 28 drew many entries despite a poor display for some classes. Dayfield from Ues won the bathties event and Signal won the high jump. Bayfield rider Miss Watson won on Bayfield. Secretary F Cousins organized decorations well. A pigeon shooting day followed, hampered by heavy rain that delayed prize division of £95. streets flooded and kerbs submerged as the district awaits the growing season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jornesposdent
Mr. O’grady
Sharp
Kias Watson
Bayfield
Grenfell
Sydney
Retown
F Cousina
Gettysburg Battle Replaced Jerusalem At Cyclorama Site
After seven years the Cyclorama management re erects the Battle of Gettysburg to replace Jerusalem. A South African scene failing to match was not used and Gettysburg was re erected. Visitors will see a fascinating novelty in the Hall of Louisiana plus new cine cinematograph films in a splendid exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Ameren
Europe
Jerusalem
Gottya Ting
Jyulorams
Avate T. Pebueg
Ilusiana
Tragic Deaths and Odd Births Reported in Local Notes
The report notes Lena Paulaon found dead on Manly Head after a walk with an engaged suitor, an inquest returned an open verdict. It also mentions a two headed baby born to a Christian woman in Avumurulay, Thiruvellab, with doctor certifying the claim. Other items report Trooper Edwin Tarrant's death from pneumonia and monales, and Father Alfred Roos drowning at Glenelg. Old age pensions are discussed as insufficient, and a lament on Foundlings closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Paulaon
Mickey
Manly
Avumurulay
Thiruvellab
Drayton Grange
Edwin Tarrant
Monales
Alfred Roos
C.P
Glen Oamond
Glenelg
The Tindary Tragedy Reveals Explosive Bullet Evidence
Coroner and doctors review the late Mr. Ranken’s death noting skull fractures from close range gunfire. Dr. Finschi cites explosive bullet action causing extensive skull damage with no brain preserved, while witnesses describe two shots and possible single-event trauma amid a drought-struck region.
Inquest Into Death At Tindery Camp Followed By Evidence
The inquest heard conflicting testimony over the death of Mr Ranken near Big Tindery. Witnesses described shooting, sheep losses, and a suspected accidental or self-inflicted head injury. Medical experts debated fractures from explosive action versus a blunt blow, with the jury adjourned to view the scene and continue testimonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mant
Ranken
Sendall
Vond
Betts
John Fond
Wig Tindery Station
Hanken
Kybean Station
Mr. Sendall
Mr. Hanken
Grant
Mr. Ranken
Tyrie
Tanken
Rauken
Getts
Corua
Tinburys
Cooper
Sse Een
Deer Cooper
Afr Tanken
Bond
Federal Correspondence on Petitions for Mail Contractors
Deputy-Postmaster-General acts on a petition from Mosaras AL O'Neill Crawford Miran and Kaye mail contractors in the near key district. Promoted by AL Wheion Malad on behalf of Auntio Hapiman MBE. Requests contract extensions to offset drought driven higher horsefood prices amid rising costs. A further communication is expected and will be addressed in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosaras AL
Revered W A O Neill Lauded at St Paul’s Telfer Farewell
The Rev W A O Neill of St Paul’s Church, Telfer, celebrated for his kindness to Ca wail Ara, received warm tributes from parishioners. Dr Coolny praised him as the Coast capital’s finest, while local athletes noted his athletic tastes and noted his selection in Newington court rules ahead of a September 14 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Neill
St Paul's Church
Telfer
Owen
Manoo Byyea
Ambew
Cawail
Vayeo
Coolny Wat
Mrr
Newington Allege
Warrnambool Road Race Details and Winners Listed
The Dunlop road race from Warrnamboo to Melbourne covering 69 miles was run on Saturday under fair weather. One rider started. Winners include C M Chappell Wolonga in first, R Mitchellson second, CW Castlea Uadarat third, JoTh M Donalt Ferin fourth. D Cupplea earned fastest time, with various notes on gear and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrnamboo
Melbourne
CM. Chappell
Wolonga
Mit.chilson
CW. Castlea
Uadarat
Domin. Sa
JoTh M.donatl
Fering
Boeed
D. Cupplea
J. Shaw
Loci
Gini V. Hawker
Joan Whe
A A. Nioa
W.o'allaghan
Gooling
Littlechill
New
September Garden and Flasd Calendar Notes for Growers
The note outlines September garden tasks and seasonal crops. It covers sowing, planting, and care for various vegetables and herbs, with guidance on timing, soil surface management, and protective measures. It mentions crops such as beans, parsnips, beets, spinach, onions, turnips, cabbage, cucumbers, potatoes, millet, buckwheat, and rye, alongside perennial forage plants as suitable for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kircien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baint
Fae
P.m
Seffwe
Mibl
SHE
Enganbeyan Observer
Mrs. S. Taylor
Local Land Board
A.J. Gibbs
B. Swan
P. Smith
Campbell
Disc
Cp. I. Moore
ELF
Meuatnie
J. Real
J. Carmedy
E. Gillowu
Stopdiets
T. Kellaher
A. W. Scott and Co
Fiverhi
Siduow
Soaith Africa
Dra. Burkitt and
McKillop
Finschi
Fiaschi
Ilo
Blayrhola
Sandall
Muzala
Thavisla
John Grant
Dripatono
Mr. Rauken
McTornan
John Bond
Lond
Wituras
Thomas Tyrie
McTernana
Swenteen
Decenaed
Wituous Waa
Wittiges
Ewlod
Mary Agnus Tully
Tindory
Bongendore
M'‘Kay
M‘kay
Ada Flanagan
Michael Flanagan
Tindory Station
Boni
Woray
Orlook
Moriarty
Manthero
Witnasa
Theo
Witnosa
Lea
Land
Dob Bom
Afr
Randall
Rugs
Big Tinderry Homestead
Hankeuw
Horace Cannon
Rookou
Daconed
Witnase
Loribel
Witess
Aly
Boul Wagle
Lee
Ty. Durkitt
Miaschi
Withasa
Mrederick
Troyes
Viaschi
M Killop
Alan
Frank M. Cooper
Arnprior
Hisidwood
Hoge
Wittens
Junor
Thongb
Roas Yard
M. Cooper
Sendell
Pete
Lawelack
Yade
Goutham
Munpondore
William
Ueley
Ginner
John Mond
Riwken
Rinken
Hensal Bey
Constable Lonnessey
Capstain
Cnn
John di Mire
Tanshen
Pyllouen
Ranker
Federal Correspondence
W. A. O'Meill
Warrnambool
D. A. Tansilownoo
Seedzman
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