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Newspaper
Queanbeyan Observer
Location
Queanbeyan, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 26, 1911
Page
2
The article argues the censure motion exposes the Unionist government's favoritism and coercive funding tactics. It contends the pledge binds MPs and questions the electors who returned such representatives, predicting the motion will fail but warning of political corruption and loss of public trust.
Fragmented OCR paragraph discusses alleged extracts and ointments for irritation. Mentions SAN DRS EXTRACT-14 and GEN BAN ORE EVOAL HEALS INVARIADLY with references to olive oil and topical use. No clear event or identifiable facts.
The Warren Wedel contest, continued Saturday, saw 14 shots at 600 yards with BR conditions. Fallick and J Beatty shared top cash primes while others like Gallagher and Murty posted notable scores in the rough ledger of the Loyal Ice Club event.
A fragmented text discusses hospitals and doctors amid public pressure and policy debates. It mentions patient care, medical equipment, and hospital systems, with references to institutions and regional concerns. The piece conveys uncertainty about governance and funding for health services.
The article discusses the probable timing of the next general election possibly in February with debate over postponement and which party or leaders will assume the Speakership. Opinions are divided on whether delay should occur and the political maneuvering around Willis and Williams are noted.
An OCR damaged report describes an accident yesterday involving a person named Lia Harmon and references the Federal treasury. The text is fragmented with garbled names and unclear actions. Further readable details are not available in the damaged source.
Dog registration renewal upcoming for the dogs. Registrations expire in Saburdig next Hotima and must be renewed by the lath October. A. M. Fatlick and Sune provide registration services.
The Secretary of Home Affairs informs Hon. Austin Chapman that extra pay has been approved for several census collectors in the Queanbeyan district. The funds are available with the Paying Officer at the General Post Office, Sydney, for immediate payment to listed individuals including Hinckeman Kelly McAlister Downey Medannett and others with specified amounts.
Deputy PMG advised adjustments to the Gondaroo Tallagandesimnal service with mails leaving Gundaroo on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at 10 a.m. and arriving Tallagoodra later. return trips depart Tallagoodra on Saturday Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. arriving Gundaroo at 12 p.m. from the 28th instant.
The Melbourne Age reports a Home Affairs reply to Mr Chap toy regarding funds used to fit out the Military College. It states the end date is November, and notes spending on accommodations for officers and the initial 69 cadets, with married officers' quarters barely adequate.
The Secretary for Mugs Affaire discusses provisions for workmen at the Frid Opal Capital and notes seven recreation tents requested for men by the road. Proposals include iron dining and recreation tents for Acton workers and six marquee tents allocated to Dun Levan workers, with sleeping facilities to be provided by a caterer.
The mouth organ contest at Protevent Hall featured Mr R Shalders and Mr BR Robertson attracting a packed audience. Shalders won by eight points for a £30 purse, with selections like Killarney and Marching Through Georgia scoring high. Robertson judged, then the pair performed Annie Laurie as a duet.
An old advertisement touts Caumpball’s Little Liver Pill as a cure for biliousness dizziness in heat and constipation. It claims small doses are more effective than large doses of imitation pills from Campbell, chemist in Quoanleyan.
In the House of Representatives debate on the federal capital, Mr Palmer urges delaying expenditure and placing the capital issue to a referendum at the next general election. Others argue for Sydney or Milbourne, with concerns over cost and feasibility and opposition to costly bush development.
Market report notes rough week with Sprit affecting quality and demand. Prices for prime mixed skins reached around £17 while overall activity remained dull with limited consignments and competitive pressure easing decline.
Polluted OCR fragment mentions eye strain overwork and names Campbell Chomiat Queanbeyan with unclear context. Readable items suggest a note on vision or spectacles but specifics are unclear.
Local and general notes report Manlor Granville Jordah.sta passing the September 2 examination for appointment as Mel e graph messenger at Queanbeyan. The piece also mentions a ball at Majura Hall, railway incidents, and various regional updates.
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