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Newspaper
The Areas Express
Location
Booyoolee, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
2
District Council of Gladstone presents receipts and expenditure for the year ended 30 June 1912. Figures include balance in clerk's hand and total liabilities. audit confirms accuracy with named auditors and officials. Officers George Flavel chairman and Chas Budge clerk sign the statement. audit date and approvals noted.
The Avees Erngress and Bagot Shakes Lewis Ltd announce their usual monthly sale at Crystal Brook next Friday yarding 1540 sheep and 00 cattle with a special July horse sale to follow. Other items include privateSales ledgers and local agricultural notices.
SIT of MIL. QUINN presents pruning demonstration in Mfr. J. P. Humpheis Garden at 3 10 p m on Saturday NX May 20th followed by a town hall lecture in pam Oy Bins Galas All invited to attend. A B DINNING honors secretary OST Por Lincoln Parrot. Later, time retained offenders to be pursued by Mr J Wilson Gad stone.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled names and phrases about a confrontation and medicine, with scattered references to names like Mot Bigham and Pain Balm. The readable parts hint at a dispute, possible sale, and unspecified authorities or witnesses.
The document reviews Australian statistical materials from FTHA to HITT, detailing distributions, subscriptions, and club activity. It lists subscribers like Balaklava and Stanley, with itemized sums from several towns including Wallundra, Barossa, and Port Wakefield, noting Beach and stock items and branch brand tallies.
The District Council of Gladstons met Saturday July 15 with Procent-Ure Flavel Mastera Hackett Lehmann and the Clerk present. Minutes approved. Apology from Dr Gromden. Correspondence from Crown Lands Office on timber cutting and forestry, planting trees, and pipe issues discussed. Chairman’s annual report read. overseer and Returning Officer reports read. annual balance sheet reviewed. Dr Lehmann elected chairman for the year. paysheet paused. accounts £39 5s 1d approved. Several bad holes reported on the Bestiaon fat. proposal to hire a team for repair. Resolutions adopted praising Mr Daaden’s long service. matters on culvert or back road to Springfield. council power on tree planting debated. Mr Black’s application held over pending solicitor reply. One-sheet budget for 1912-18 and repairs to Yongya Creek ford authorized. Booyooles block gates and fences to be removed. road repairs on Booyooles flat referred to Chairman.
A historical ad touts GENUINE SANDER EXTRACT as safe and antiseptic for coughs colds chest and lung issues claiming protection against future infections and relief from pain sprains and wounds. It asserts high reliability by medical authorities and urges purchase for chronic chest complaints and health benefits dated 1/8.
The Ghidstone Coursing Club held a two day meeting with 32 dogs started and 49 nominations received. The event ended in confusion as dogs failed to sight the hare and several matches were abandoned amid poor management. Owners and officials were praised for efforts, and many dogs withdrew before the conclusion of the meeting.
The Gulnste Coursing Chay held midweek under poor hare conditions reduced sixteen dogs to two in darkness. Miss Mack beat Slim Jim before division with Slim Jim, Miss Fortune and Chunder Loo among entrants. The event featured judges Geo Palmer and H A Mogg with H D Pelton as slipper and C Horgan as field manager. The International Harvester Co of Australia announced purchase of Harvester Co assets, retaining agencies and stock.
July 12 ceremony supervised by Head Teacher Mr Stephens and assistant Miss Talbot featured pine acacia and sugar games around the tennis court. After sweet treats, townspeople’s children received a hot lunch. Weather cool and wet.
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