Dismantling Baths Favored Amid Cost Concerns
At the last council meeting Dr Belyea moved to reopen the baths issue and dismantle the site for bathing box allocations. The motion argued that £800 plus for a 60ft hot and cold water extension was uneconomical, with losses and stagnant revenue, while some members insisted on further repairs or a conference with the caretaker before deciding. The amendment to form a conference failed as the council voted against altering the plan, leaving dismantling as the prevailing view despite some support for limited expenditure.
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Belyea
Hartsman
Sandringham
Grace
Bolyea
Ferdinandoross
Farraul
Kelly
The New Dawn Germany Sues for Peace and Victory
The text portrays a call for peace from Germany and a demand that justice be served. It reflects wartime rhetoric about ending a long conflict, likening peace terms to cutting away the vulture and serpent. A reference to ancient China appears as a夷 historic comparison to emphasize enduring barriers to safety.
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Germany
Hove
With the Sixth Brigade on Active Service lecture
Lieutenant Craig presented a lantern lecture at the Town Hall about the Sixth Brigade on active service. The program included scenes from transport and Colombo to Suez Alexandria Anzac Cove Rest Gully Gallipoli and the Peninsular snow storm of November 1918. Proceeds exceeded £160 for the Red Cross.
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Tare
Lismt
Craig
A.sv
Colombo
Suez
Alexandria
Heliopolis
Siath
Anzac Cove
Rest
Egypt
Gallipoli
Peninsular
Trenches
Ikeble
Light Horse
Pales- Une
Ile and
Sores
Cairo
Brough
Gandilngham
Strong
Hampton
A.I.F
Mitchell
Champion
Red Cross
Bowls results and rain disrupts opening day play
Heavy rain disrupted opening day action across several bowls divisions. Sandringham defeated Brighton 87 to 72 with three yinkers scoring the winning points. South Melbourne edged Mordiallon by four, while Glenhantly and Elaterawick faced decisive losses and several matches were halted or unfinished.
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VBA
Cheltenhal
A’s
Sandringham
Yinkers
Brighton
Aumno
Glenhantly
Elaterawick
Glenantly
Dome Tons
Batorlay
South Melbourne
Mordiallon
Anderson
Seasiders
Transcribed fragment hints at editorial ad clutter confusion
A garbled OCR passage shows dialogue about Bilggins and Halx with misspellings and stray editor notes. It mentions attention to work and ads, suggesting a chaotic page segment with editor's busy signals and fragmented lines. The readable names are Misa Cayennd and Peony liner, indicating a fictional or corrupted excerpt.
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Bilggins
Misa Cayennd
Halx
Tor
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