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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Apr 08, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary note mentions Botaes and Susith plan with Ehrog and fertiliser attached near 26W. References to posts Strainer and Sundrioa appear without context.
The Gladstone Coursing Club met at Hooyooles Hotel on March 14 with good attendance. W J Adams presided. balance-sheet adopted. officers elected. a two-day meeting set for May 25 and 26.
Fragmentary text references unnamed figures and a claim that future actions would be constitutional. Mentions include a Venusuror and Thaubler, with discussion of avoiding pressuring the average person and stepsons, plus a Tuesday date and Mawler. The meaning is obscured by garbled wording and misread names.
Local notes praise Mr. A. B. McDonald in a strong showing outside Pirie and lament redistribution missed by Peake Hatter Government. Reports cover Band of Hope, Methodist Church aids, wedding of Lusa Jowett and J L Batten, cricket success, Mrs. A McCallum’s death, new residences, weather outlook, and the Anglican rector’s welcome in St Mary Magdalene's.
The March 18 meeting at the Commercial Hotel listed officers and delegates, set training room use, and appointed trainers and wardens. Awards included a gold medal for the top junior player. Mr Mead received a farewell pipe.
Council notes work on Bundaleer Mairows and Surridy main road with mixed progress. Repairs, stone issues, and potential substitution of cheaper material are discussed along with flood damage, jail and hospital donations, and voting hall use for elections. Authorities approve accounts and reference maintenance on Narridy and Bangetown streets and upcoming rate deadlines.
The district names the three Liblawn candidates Mesum Chartenton Gordon and Shannon for the socialist side while Guthrie McGregor and Story stand for the Labour Party. The piece urges Liberal supporters to vote and notes Senators are elected separately.
An undated old advertisement promotes Sanders Extract as a universal remedy for coughs colds throat stomach bowels and more. It claims cures for wounds ulcers prits and various pains and urges readers to keep a bottle handy for relief. The text references Mrs Deghle Glade and praises the product's superiority over eucalyptus preparations.
Delegates from branches met at a bridge site on Wednesday in Mi Sun to review the year. President W Han neford announced progress since formation with three new branches Bowman's Tarlee Stockport bringing total to nine and over 600 active members plus Women’s branches at Balaklava and Auburn. The secretary H T Borden listed officers as President H M Tuck Base View vice president D auburn treasurer G 7 auditors J E Jackson De G Cuber P e ian Hoyleton T Smart and E O Port Wa Mose HM Tuck W Hance. The meeting noted elections influenced by deaths of F W Paech and Sir Frederick Holder and the return of F W Young to the House and R W Foster to the Federal House.
On Saturday Riverton voters showed strong participation with 60 percent turnout among Westmoor electors, higher than the 17 percent in the prior election. Sir Jenkin Coles led with 260 votes, D James and FW Young each had 227, and E Shawn trailed. The day passed with unusually little debate between supporters.
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