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Newspaper
St George Call
Location
St George, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
3
The notice instructs readers to address news or correspondence to the editor of the St George Call at Kogarah and to provide name and address for authentication. Anonymous letters are not considered, duplicate submissions to other papers are not accepted, and rejected manuscripts are not returned.
Property owners in Nogarah North Ward are urged to approve a five year extra rate to fund kerbing and guttering on nineteen streets. The plan, backed by Local Government officials and medical critics, would cost about £2,352 with £1,500 borrowed and repaid by frontage owners, the rest borne by the council through general revenue if needed.
The Bexley Progress Association and Illawarra groups meet January 27 to discuss tramway timetables, suburban line upgrades, and a proposed raise in free travel age from three to five. Councils back line quadruplication, while rates and sanitary services face criticism. The Arncliffe group plans to attend a Chief Commissioner meeting to press changes. The next gathering is February 24 at Kogarah School of Arts.
A large crowd gathered at St George Church of England in Hurstville for the opening of three new tennis courts. M P W E B Johnson and Mrs Johnson performed the ceremonies delivering the initial balls to two courts while the third awaited completion. Johnson quipped about ping pong and noted tennis as an open, healthy sport fostering social ties and marriage prospects. The rector Rev Dizon Hudsons offered thanks as refreshments followed and play resumed.
Lost galah parrot reported Monday January 24 in Kogarah near Grey Street and the Fire Station. Reward offered to Mrs J Murray for safe return.
A brief note referencing tobacco products including cigars and cigarettes appears from a Melbourne area shopfront in Kogarah near the next bank, with a quotation attributed to TOM B from LA.
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