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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 09, 1902
Page
2
The article discusses political contention over tariff policy and its expected impact on national prosperity. It highlights key figures and factions, noting the core argument that compromise favors certain leaders and subordinates while critics warn against hastened decisions amid drought and economic strain.
An OCR excerpt shows a damaged or garbled public notice likely from a station or agency. Readable elements include a station reference and scattered letters and numbers. The fragment suggests an official notice but lacks coherent details, names, dates, or actions.
The government signals acceptance of amendments to tariff legislation, promising slight modifications. The move aims to calm political crisis, though some doubt remaining among representatives about broader concessions and legislative path. The outcome depends on Senate response and future parliamentary votes.
Report of Randwick meetings with results across multiple events. Winners include King Pins 3 Marl on 25 Mount, Real Waters AAC, Clochette and others. Mention of Epsom Handicap outline and Metropolitan events. Note death of Dire Kitt and shipping of Chivano to China amid costs. Local deaths and incidents referenced.
Minutes of a Queanbeyan District Hospital committee meeting chaired by F. Campbell JP discuss pension inquiries under Old Age schemes, hospital finances, staff resignations, ward repairs, and future plans. Actions include appointing visiting committees, approving monthly accounts, and coordinating hospital improvements and ball arrangements.
A district gathering for the Laod District of Quesxibepna is scheduled at the pourthouee naanhayyn on the lth Boplmaker. Starts at 9.20. The agenda lists numerous attendees and items including W. Ruse, 2400 T. Biadtoy, Sita d i Terre, J. Buitharil, D. Leahy, and JF Cooper among others. Also noted are dates, amounts, and references to multiple individuals and entities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions persons such as F Campbell and T Kollador amid scattered numbers and terms. No clear event, place, or date emerges. content appears garbled with inconsistent capitalization and stray financial or measurement figures.
Parkwood resident Mark Sonthertt displayed a fine catch on a frosty Saturday morning. A large cod weighed notably, drawing onlookers as a display window in My. 3 attracted attention. The scene sparked pride among local fishermen and boosted community interest in the sport.
A Department letter explains it cannot authorize progress payments to contractors for Ghost mail services during drought relief efforts. It notes nonperformance by the contractor and states the mail run may continue at the contractors risk or be suspended, affecting sureties and obligations.
A letter from the beithers inesse of Illus Coop's claims the police were to blame for the death in Givinderre, detailing the deceased man's family status and seeking to explain the incident. It notes a small pension grant sanctioned to assist the widow in starting an upholatery business in a local town.
Funeral service at a Methodist church drew a large congregation on Sunday. Rev. William Stewart preached from Peale Bed, praising the late Taylor and citing his faithful service. The sermon highlighted Christian steadfastness and touched on family duties, with personal reminiscences from Stewart and others in attendance.
The obituary reports the death of Mr Charles Cameion on December 9 at age 9? He died while driving near Urwyarra rail and was laid to rest in the Presbyterian section of General Cemetery. The service was led by Rev W M Sith with choir offerings and floral tributes. Condolences extended to surviving relatives and friends.
An inquest into the death of Cathorina Margaret Metta, aged 20, noted she died at home after moaning, with Susith renting a room nearby. Dr. McKillyp and Hardcock concluded heart failure. jury found the evidence consistent with natural causes. Executors reported about £20 cash and property matters linked to Aire Stoukton.
The document records sums under the authorization of the Treasury Bill of 1902. It lists totals in pounds for Treasury receipts and outlays, including redeeming loans and government advances. Notable figures include 3,265,000 5s 0d, 269,179,000, and a loan raised of 4,100,0600, with redemption payments of 1580,000.
A drought and mismanagement devastate a property’s hay and straw stocks. About 1800 sacks of straw are cited with little usable feed, laborers attempt salvage with suds and water, while the farm faces a perilous season and high costs to recover.
A Friday session in Ix Nov 2 Zucy Court heard a breach of promise action. The plaintiff sought 40 pounds in damages and claimed the defendant promised to marry, but later refused and prevented visits. Evidence tied the defendant to employment at the tramway department and to an interest in the plaintiff’s home. The jury awarded damages to the plaintiff.
Fragmented report recalls the late Weather Prophet James Tyson and mentions Paton Tyxen and a drought forecast affecting Melbourne and Victorian politics. The passage links a surprising prophecy to railway price consequences and local protests, with reference to Malbourne and Melbourne.
The Queanbayr Hospital Commission informs the Contest of Age Provisions Board it may open a appeal for support of pensioners in need of hospital care. The text notes pensioners would pay for their keep while admitted, with further details unclear.
A lengthy account outlines Worthington's career and a Melbourne plagiarism and fortune dispute. It details his religious shift, public disputes, allegations of temptation and fraud, and a sprawling legal battle over funds and church building. The narrative centers on Worthington’s actions, the Matt of de la Juvony, and community reactions.
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