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Newspaper
Singleton Argus And Upper Hunter General Advocate
Location
Singleton, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 27, 1879
Page
1
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls lost loves and dreams as the speaker mourns the folding of cherished relationships. The tone wavers between nostalgia and duty, with references to memory, devotion, and the pain of parting. The passage hints at a Sunday memory and the enduring ache of departed loved ones.
Me F. Keaymont of Lithgow lectured at Oddfellows Hall on the origins and duties of the Loyal Orange Institution. He urged Protestants to unite, dispel sectarian prejudice, and uphold the Institution’s aims while stressing moderation with Roman Catholics. The meeting applauded the discourse and voted thanks to the speaker.
Controversy over rushed display at the Sydney Exhibition as paintings arrive late and poorly framed. Critics blame weather and railway fare issues for poorer visitor experience. A tale of donation, insurance, and public duty follows, with mixed reactions to honoring brave acts by citizens and welfare reforms discussed.
Readers learn the sprawling Palace hosts diverse courts, naves, and galleries designed to showcase industry and art. The piece urges visitors to wander freely, arguing that only personal exploration will reveal the true display rather than planned descriptions.
Metropolitan News notes the International Exhibition's successful conclusion in New South Wales. Despite some criticisms, the event showcased vast treasures of human ingenuity and machinery, marking a holidaylike opening day with crowds in festive attire. Weather cooperated, though the expected pageantry was dulled by few absences from military and naval contingents.
The Singleton Borough Council notes the penel meeting at the Council Chambers on Wednesday evening. The mayor and aldermen present include McInerinch Munro Wilson Campbell Giray and Gould. Minutes of the previous meeting were read and confirmed. Contracts discussed include Mr Michant Leater’s earth and gravel carting extension of time for six weeks and Mr Alexander Vornnman’s inquiry about a public meeting to discuss street lighting. Mr Alexander Bway reports a ratepayer meeting planned for the 20th. The Treasurer reports 20 pounds credited to the Commercial Mack for the half year ending 4 August 1876. Henry Glennie writes absent from the culvert work at Gear Whidteatrents junction proposing removal and replacement with a proper drain. Abderivan Campbell reasserts the need to consult the department, and J Jordan undertakes fencing of Lee Common within four months, contingent on permission to cut along the boundary.
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