Letter and rebuttal on liquor licenses in St George region
A Kogarah letter-writer disputes Rev W Touchell and explains why No-License plans would cancel all licenses. He notes past notices to close, predicts three-year wind-down, and argues for continuance while criticizing temperance claims. A second speaker from Sans Souci argues liquor trade sustains moderate refreshment and supports continued licenced houses despite concerns about overprovision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Call
W. Touchell
Touchell
Cook's River
Sans Souci
St. George's
Victoria
Canon Boyce & Co
Mount Kosciusko
N.Z
Nicholls
Kogarah
Mr. Nicholls
Temperance
Tooth
Australia
Bir
St. George
The Late Gale and Christian Charity
A letter to the editor defends statements made before Rockdale Council on August 4 regarding the Arncliffe church project. It notes J W Symons questioned veracity, prompted mayoral action to stop work, and the council's reapproval of the plan and specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Symons
Arncliffle
Rockdale
Symons
Council
Contention Over Church Wall Construction at Arncliffe
Rector J Howell Price defends his statement on the Arncliffe church walls and the architect Mr John Dunstan after a storm revealed structural defects. He accuses Mr Symons of failing to report concerns and discusses extra work bids, responsibility for the collapse, and calls for blame to be fairly assigned based on the July 13 correspondence and council records.
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Symons
London Bank Chambers
Crn. Market and Pirtsts
Sydney
J. W. Symons
Arneliffe
St. David's Church
John Dunstan
Arncliffle
J. Howell Price
Fumi
Oatley School of Arts Concert Supports Church Fund
A concert at the Oatley School of Arts on August 10 raised funds for the local Church of England building fund. Artists included Miss L Wayne performing The Choristers overture, Mr T Smith singing Doreen, Miss Boardman singing When the Robins Nest Again, with an encore The Stepping Stone.
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Oatley School of Arts
Church of England Building Fund
L. Wayne
Mr. T. Smith
Doreen
Concert of Amateur Singers and Musicians Praised
Stones and Mesars with Miss Harrison led a varied program including banjo and mandolines pieces. L Elliott sang Invitation and A cradle song. Sam Albion entertained with Serves you right. Mercia Ludwig recited Drifted out to sea. A Winter Ride violin duet by Butler and Freeman encore. Lily Bonamy sang My dreams and I wonder if ever the rose. Dulcie Williams performed Cascade-de-la-Roses. Bert C Cuthbertson recited Ostler Joe and chaired. Miss Eliot duets pleased. Mrs Williamson led accompaniment. The committee’s efforts received high praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stones
Mesars
Dulcie Williams
Bert C Cuthbertson
Ostler Joe
Elliot
Valueless cheques terrorize Clawarra line shops
A young man about twenty, 5 feet 6 inches, clean shaven in a dark tweed suit and felt hat has visited Carlton Banksia and Mortdale on valueless cheques drawn on the Commercial Bank. The operator’s description and method match across cases.
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Clawarra
Carlton
Banksia
Mortdale
Commercial Bank
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Oatley C
E. Concert
Finch
Medcalf & Co
Regent St
Redfern
Beaconsfield St
Bexley
Hurstville
Holohan Produce and Fuel Merchant and General Carrier
Kocgaran
Velsev Kogarah
Penshurst
Edward Robinson
Forest Road
Richards
Cronulla
CronuLla & Audley
The
Newland Commodious
Dr. Launch
Gunnamatta
J. Hodgson
Hodgson's Hall
Apsiey St
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