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Queanbeyan Observer

Location

Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 06, 1907

Page

2

Weis Queauheyen Obserier election preview in terse terms

A fragmentary notice describes next Tuesday’s parliamentary election with Liberal and Labour candidates. It praises the Liberal government’s three-year record, downplays Labour challenges, notes a third party Independents as a risk, and endorses Colonel Ryrette for Reform to secure three more years of steady government.

Uie Liberal Party Land Labour Party Reform Party Aloe Labour Commonwealth Ryrette Reform Midate Reform

Hospital Ball Drives Subscriptions Across District

The annual Hospital Ball outlines a plan to raise revenue by sending collecting cards to district centers. A limited number of collectors were chosen, and the committee hopes they will secure substantial subscriptions to support the deserving institution.

Wool Report From Wincucosad Sale Draws Strong Demand

Wool auction results show over two thousand bales sold with strong demand for well grown and well conditioned greasy wools. Prices were highest for better trades while plain lines were quieter. Mention of Ayris and South Wales political slogan appears at end.

Wincucosad, Carson & Co Lam

Queanbeyan District Hospital Board Meets in Emphatic Session

At a monthly meeting of the afave institution in Queanbeyan yesterday morning presiding officers and committee members discussed minutes, correspondence, nurse leave, and a planned operation at the hospital. They considered replacing bed chairs, buying a stretcher, and wiring upgrades. financials showed deposits and payments, including gas installation. A visiting committee urged wall plastering and ward steel lining to improve conditions, and fundraising via sheepowner appeals and local collectors was debated with preference for house to house or direct giving.

Afave Mornig Preswit Mears Campabet Croaker Morgan Hatherumle Studdy Taylor Nedgon Wallick Mclonald Richardson Hlackall Benjy Meonith Whwence Blackall Richard Sydney Nise Ap McDonall Siuddy Messrs. Eiliott Bros Government Savings Hetherngton Hudson Savings Bank NRW Tin Ule Subommite Appeintil Momn Luria Richardyn Setifactory Hetherington Madson McDonald Theyonglal A. Steel Mr. Croker Thiey MacDonald Messrs Morgan, Crooker Morga Crooker

Proposal for Telephone Link Between Goulburn and Coon

Mr Austin Chapman reports inquiry into linking Queanbeyan Brindabella by telephonic line. He presses the proposal for a trunk telephone line between Goulburn and Coon, hoping the south coast district will be properly connected in the near future.

Austin Chapman Queanbeyan Brindabella Chapman Goulburm Coon Red South Coast Finture

Runaway Horses Bolted Through Camp Street Scene

Richard Southwell and his Wagygonette horses bolted after leaving Dr. Blackall’s residence. They wandered the street till colliding with a fence near Laujyou Road. W Darnody, jun. saved them with a rug but caused turntable damage costing pounds. Southwell recently lost a horse near Canberra to a vessel’s driver.

Lau Jyou-Road W. Darnody Southswell J Canberra

Rifle Shouting Spurs Rapid Growth of Musketry Club

The State sees a surge in rifle club activity as five annual relays show rising strength. A. E. Palmer of Waterang took top honors with 189 points. Districts 14 wide, with leaders named in Bongeodore Crookwell Goulburn Tarago Woodhouselee and more. W Janes led District No. 3.

A. E. Palmer Waterawang Bongeodore J. C. McAlister Crookwell C. Clifton Goulburn B.J. Wright Goulburn Railway Ambulance W. James Marulan

Vote for Ryris and Preserve the Liquor Act Integrity

Fragmentary text advocates voting for Ryris to protect the Liquor Act. Mentions public exposure of alleged improprieties and calls for public action. References to Supreme Court and named figures appear amid garbled OCR language.

Ryris Ite

Hints on Polling and Voting Rules Today

Official guidance warns electors to follow voting instructions. It explains how to mark ballots for candidates and local options, where to vote, and limits on voting locations. penalties for obstruction impersonation and double voting are listed, with police possible action at booths.

Sleciors Jany

Carruthers Old Age Pensions Debate as Election Claims

The debate centers on Mr Carruthers and his proposals about old age pensions. Hansard records show he denies plans to strip pensioners of their benefits and notes the bill was not retrospective. He cites current pension outlays and argues his economy proposals would save a substantial sum annually while pensions cost the state.

Labor Carruthiers Hansard Selyse Arthur Griffth Carruthers Arthur Grifith Mr. Carruthers Carmuthers Cramischan Jby Aln McGowes Ariel Lecudar Cloud Hyde Evstina Conejon Ballarat Coolgardie South Attica Cansieland Vietaia South Africa Propetra New South Wolchinen Havng Purtharmore Carruthery Allve Sgn & Your Banke McGowen Carruther McCowen F. Carruthers Mrr. McGowen

Fragmented OCR Leads to Incoherent Local Note

Reading of a damaged newspaper fragment yields a garbled text with scattered names and places. The readable bits suggest a political or civic notice but lack clear entities or a coherent event to describe a precise outcome.

Local notices and woes from Cataract community

In Cataract Mrs Woodger lies in Sydney hospital after an internal operation. The Woodgers mourn three children lost to death, drawing local sympathy. Election campaigning and dry weather bring concern as crops lag and livestock weaken. A tennis court remains unused as of Sept. 5.

Wirs J Ong Reform Labor

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