Bowling Green plans dominate Queenscliff Sports Club meeting
A Sports Club committee at Queenscliff met at the council chambers to discuss winter tennis fees and a proposed bowling green. They planned quarterly and monthly ticketing, canvassing for 120 members, and a social on May 21. A bowling club would use a guinea annual join, with a funded greens project estimated at 80 pounds.
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Council Chambers
Oc Arkins
Y Memes
Cellndoni
Haynes
Hodge
Jamieson
Jordan
Renkin
Simpkio
J. Williams
A. H. Williams
Tennies
Victoria
Teunia
Willisma
Arkin
Sportslub
Bassar
Canvan
Anil
Detsigbihegres
Wien
Isi
Sonia
Waise Tee
Sparta
Jude
Iona
Adriane
Plana
Queenscliff
Boarty Club
Thomas Stimeman
George Adriane
Thomas Arkina
Robert Jontan
Ota Bankin
E. Cottier
We Gimphin
Andrem Hodge
Williaa J. BH. Barber
D. J. William
M.D
Walter Beott
Deputation seeks post office and courthouse aids at Queenscliff
A three-council deputation plus the town clerk met ministers to press for a new post and telegraph office on municipal reserve land and for a courthouse on the reserve. They sought £1000 in lieu of rent, a police second constable at Queencliff, and subsidy toward the Point Lonsdale road. The visit was described as successful with expectations of favorable outcomes.
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Queenscliff
Hutcheson
Municipal Corporation
Puthern
Elay Sain
Arking
Bailliew
Renkin
Hesse Street
Cuthbert
Kerferd
Asd
Point Lonsdale
Police
Queenecliff
Chornley
Spira
J. F. Levien
Marcus Hill
Queenacliff
G. Curlewis
Priddle
Assellal
Misa Bates
Miss Townsend
Scotch Fire
Queenscliff Boys
Piggery case heard at Geelong Police Court
The Geelong Police Court, before Mr Heron and Mr Gite, dealt with an appeal regarding a Barwon home near Newtown and Chilwell. Mr T. dealt reported visiting the property on December 8 1644 and March 24 1885 finding a piggery with several pigs. The bench overruled objections to the fence and set a fine equivalent to 3 pounds per day for 96 days, totaling 192 pounds, with costs.
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Melbourne
Qrinken
George Persons
Stephen Hutchinson
Fawcett
Walsh
Paboumbatter
Anty
Conta
Aguina
Waala
Te Horough Council
Geelong
Oes
Defence Department
Universal Pro
George
Temlinson
Tathra
New South Wales
Brearley and Forbes
Soeoe
Bas
Japan
England
Towle
Quesnvalil Devore
Heron
P.M
Gite
J.P
Newtown
Chilwel
Board of Health
John Tues
Sat Eerckatics
Barwon
T. Dealth
Farea
M'Cormick
Barnet Mora
Lint Win
Dhep
Tega Centieren
Whyte
Snow
Zacosta
Persia and the crumbling barrier amid British inaction
The passage laments Persia and the failing border wall as centuries of decay rise. It accuses authorities of neglect while noting the British let the barrier fall, contrasting health and prosperity with ongoing neglect and decline. The text hints at broader geopolitical shifts and the erosion of protections.
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Ata
Pernian
Vinesmam
Ieee
Winani
Fertagght
Werae
Wien
Bbsh
Persia
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Mirefoarer
Prerenceliff
Quem Gan and Coke Company
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Tarie
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Henley
Adare H. Hewley
Queenseliff
Ryrie Street
Ort Post-Orrick
Ad Muna
Lawrence
Mercer and
Stokes Street
Prestr Butler
Nei
Simpkins & Cooper's Toy
Ors Street
Q'elltt
Mubtio Library
Umsle and
Nicholson
Vulcan
Ame
Mani
Earog
Ak i Itforme
Aneca
Fedariens
J. Furriers
Roxper
Homble Fm Nicholson
Buren & Borst
George Burn
Mooraboo
Bright
Tehcocks
Perulicala
Acongapen
Tooka
Gay Carls
le Best
Seaton
Robert Anderson Woodcartee
Mauraboo Street
Canton
Qoemedares
Wolvokey
K Jordax
John T. White
Paust
Lapin
Cutunamra Ulstrrings
Ladias
Dolmas
Bright and Hitchcocks
London
Cooren—Ryper
On Wilkinson
Edwin James Cooper
Sench Seanager van Towtugs
Ter of Sohn
Marcus Fill
Wamare
Queenscliff Cousabey
Heigtt
Guynmow
Jonian
Ion
Baeer
Belng
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Moorubord Sirent
Seleing
Cmmvero
Tharesay News
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Farrell
Famelee
Zawme
Carrow
W Game
McMillen
Cama
Furay
Wattend
Todd
One
Priddie
Farrell Steaphan
Bodtue
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Pratt
Penntion
Chowen
Willie
Sunil B
Chris
Reeser
Elena Yoirhy
Mr Kan
Claire
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