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Newspaper
Tamworth Daily Observer
Location
Tamworth, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
3
Arturn Thanke Am Halloran and Syd Lizeie Hinde thank Mr and Mrs Thibault Mrs Pryor and Dr Stanley for kind and prompt attention to Mrs Halloran and to all friends for cards of sympathy in our bereavement
The article argues rural support is vital as centralization under metropolitan power grows. It discusses forming a Country party distinct from Liberal and Labour to better represent inland districts and decentralise power. It suggests a careful, mutually acceptable path for country Liberal candidates to influence debates and policy, and notes leadership renewal.
The document reports on the Peel River settlers oil matter and notes a federal electoral act restricting newspaper comment before the Wahrie by election. It mentions Andronico Crothers and associates planning an upcoming city venture after selling their business to Comine avvl Ponnretta in Guinned pier, with further unspecified plans.
A large congregation gathered on Wednesday evening June 6 at St John's Church Tamworth for the marriage of electrician Alwyn Ermett Leeson of Peel Street to Amy Priscillarhe of Ion Martus Street Crookwell. The ceremony was by Rev L Quinlin. The reception followed at the bride's home with a long procession of wedding gifts and a light electric birds and fruit display.
The discussion centers on a proposed rail line between Curlew and Brerza with support from local figures. Witnesses cite agricultural benefits and wheat yields as key reasons, while officials debate route feasibility and alignment with Tambor Springs and Comera.
A car driven by Albert Andrews collided with a party of cadets near Randwick road at about 3 on Wednesday. Several cadets were hospitalized at St Vincent's and Sydney Hospital with serious injuries while some were treated and sent home. The driver and occupants were inspected by authorities as a crowd gathered. Names and injuries of the cadets and the bystanders are listed in the report.
Market notes from Sussen Street show Meviors and prime addle lalife in demand. White grain scarce. borley forward oats imported. inquiries for enlone and potatoes. quotations list wheat at 4b per bushel and other cereal prices, with butter and cheese at various per pound rates.
A garbled market report describes limited buyers for gums and hay, with no standout quality items. It lists various prices for feed staples such as lucerne hay, straw, and potatoes, noting steady late rates and weak competition among sellers.
Local auction at Maitland reports prime bullocks and wethers trading at varied prices. Traders note firmness in values for medium to prime stock despite mixed demand and ongoing competition among buyers.
Sydney report says Alfred Amines accused of negligently driving a motor car that hit a police vehicle, causing grievous injuries to George Hull and another victim. Amines denied the charge and was remanded for four weeks.
A man named Seymour suffered a severe seizure or fit and fell into a fire near Walcha. He crawled to a doorway, was badly burned, and later died, with onlookers noting his distress and the grisly injuries.
Moree reports larger attendance on the second day of racing with several handicap events featuring horses such as Lacharite, Maldicar, and Tinie. The program notes winners and competitive fields, though legible portions are fragmented.
A fragmentary report notes signs of an assault victim and police pending disclosure. The police are investigating the matter, with hospital treatment and an unrevealed statement from authorities.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions political candidates and local topics including a liberal candidate and children’s ministry. The readable items reference cautious political discourse and a municipal setting, but the text is partially unintelligible.
London report details a heavy South African victory in an early innings lead of 700 runs. Cambridge notes standout performances by Knight and Mulholland with Faulkner dominating the bowling. Australia Middlesex match is abandoned due to unplayable pitch after rain, with Middlesex at 67 for 2 as play resumes later.
The testimony before the Federal Feast Commission at Melrose noted exporters and growers facing high storage costs and delays in Melbourne cargo. Grower statements from Ernest Rus and Henry Lyne cited rising freight charges, variable inspection delays, and calls for a uniform government inspection system. Agents and importers claimed shipments via Brisbane expedited by rail, while concerns about shipper cooperation and fumigation procedures were raised.
Mr Storey and the Liberal League face a heated exchange at Hanibuwe Town Hall over political submissions and membership details. The debate centers on a referral process and objections to submitting a Hib name, with figures like Al Storey and Mr Wade mentioned as taking firm stances amid a tense, partisan clash.
In Sydney on Thursday Vivian Albert and his ally Lawrence Vale walked when a guard fired at them missing Albert's head by inches. A second shot grazed Abbott's finger as the assailant fled dropping the revolver.
A frightened resident faced two masked intruders in her room when a revolver was leveled at her. The thieves demanded valuables but fled after securing a small sum, leaving the victim unharmed. Police investigate the break in and search for the culprits, described as two men wearing masks.
The cabinet decided that the Chief Secretary should control all matters relating to abattoirs saleyards and stock markets including the movement of stock from the finest leader line to the butcher shops It is expected that arrangements will be made for placing the shore of thes on chance the jurisdiction of a special case alon.
The report notes a shortage of trucks with evidence before the commission indicating 900 trucks per day for June. Sydney officials, including the superintendent of times, discuss the impact and reasons for reduced truck availability and disrupted transport.
Fragmentary notes describe a chaotic Labor Congress gathering with references to individuals, interruptions, and tense exchanges. The text includes garbled names and phrases, making it hard to identify full context or outcomes.
A gar orie case ends with a heavy fine after negligent conduct. The report cites a detachment of officers and mentions specific individuals and penalties. Details are unclear but the outcome highlights enforcement actions and legal consequences.
The Tamworth meeting lists nominations across open and public handicaps. Notable entries include Isabel, My, Kelner, Shenard in opening events and Nita, Prince, Dollar Princess in the Goodwood Handicap. The main feature is the Exvoviage Stakes won by Tagalie with Derby Stakes details and prize allocations noted.
Mr. Lloyd George proposed in the House of Commons that a board be formed before 4 o'clock to reconcile differences between port workers and employers. He urged moderation on both sides and a method of settlement to ensure permanent peace at the port.
A recent sentencing at Wir ne pe Inter pene Ma ebieeti involves Miss Kate, identified as 10 years old, amid a diary related inquiry. The proceedings discuss alleged acts and the role of a Polish Seredaliat authority in the case.
A fragmented report notes a sharp drop in child mortality across the United Kingdom over the past year. It suggests a notable decline compared with the previous year, citing improved health measures and living conditions as possible factors.
Report states five people died at a dairy farm within the Farmar restricted zone. The farmer, Mr Siiehs, aided by local residents, reported the crash and three men and two women were injured, with one in critical condition. Authorities investigate circumstances.
The committee approved a bill establishing a private fund of fifty million pounds. The measure aims to support a new initiative, setting capital and governance terms for the proposed project and outlining responsibilities of the managing body.
A report from Londen on a Spanish coastal raid states ninety men were killed or missing. The narrative notes officers are dispersed and tribesmen may resume actions after a period of weakened defenses. The account uses unclear phrasing but highlights a significant coastal attack and casualties.
A garbled OCR inspired fragment mentions a rotor at Liebe feeding churches and dispersal by cereus, with references to Belgium and a date near November. The text is incomplete but implies a church aid or distribution activity and logistical notes.
A fragmented report describes an alleged wireless telephone transmission heard over hundreds of miles between London and Toulon. The item mentions a shipboard audience and reference to a submarine or coastal installation, with confusion over technical terms and origins of the signal.
Four hundred American sailors land near Celmaierd Cuba to defend property against imminent settler attacks amid ongoing insurrection. The voyage signals U S support for local forces and stabilizing actions in the region.
The piece discusses the presidential race, Taft support in the South, and calls for a possible third term. It notes Bryan and Hiryan figures, progressive elements, and public reaction as editors weigh party directions and campaign strategy.
A disrupted transcript outlines a Liberal Union process for selecting three Senate candidates. Key figures including Sir Josiah Symon face nomination and potential forced fallouts as party rules require pledges of support and non-contestation, aiming to avoid vote splitting in a plebiscite driven primary.
Sydney reports describe a coal lumper buried for minutes under tons of coal after a collapse at Starling Inland Case with injuries. Melbourne notes fire horn player Tuohy of the Kilnkin Crow Opera Company, praised for saving a drowning child while in the English army, with further tributes to his family and a prospective public statement forthcoming.
Fragmented text describes Weavetow ritual, reference to Mr doce Wey Eaniel ot Gympae and a defeated Hale vanembate. Mentions Lew Soorth Wales, electoral rates, and several unclear names. Contains garbled phrases and scattered place names, unclear date or outcome.
Disjointed OCR fragment references a court case involving a juror, government actions, and legal procedures. The text is severely garbled with many illegible phrases, names, and partial sentences, making it hard to identify a clear event or outcome.
The readable text shows a damaged OCR page with stray names, places, and partial phrases about stock rates, regulation, and a variety of scattered terms. It lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond generic references to people and locations, making a definitive summary challenging.
The article describes the Sydney Sheep Show with many exhibitors from New South Wales, Victoria and Britain. It notes a large number of sheep due to government quotas, a strong presence from Tasmania and Queensland breeders, and the opening ceremony on the 24th with the Governor General in attendance. The show features a prize dog display with about 40 dogs in the open class and 20 in the novice class.
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