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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 11, 1913
Page
2
A special meeting of the National Coursing Club agreed to set dates by the delegates from each district. If districts disagree, a sub committee will decide. Also noted are sales, fencing tenders, and regional remarks on local matters and political commentary.
Evidently the town clock at the Post Office is out of order as the clock has been on strike during the patrol period, causing annoyance to many residents who rely on it to regulate town business and punctuality.
Mrs A An and her son return to Traralgon with the congregation joyfully welcoming them back. An upcoming church tea and concert on Thursday February 20 promises a pleasant evening. Marshall, Chief Officer of Chantry Brigade, praised the local brigade at last Thursday’s inspection and noted firemen’s skill and cooperation, with plans for a Geelong event to follow.
The record lists successful examinees in upper and lower divisions across sections IL and T. First class honors include Eileen Tanner Culliznee Leia Humphrey Glengery and others. Names appear with multiple spellings and locations such as Traralgon Conwarr and Cowwarr.
A three day bazaar at St David’s Church of England Toongabbie raised about £40 with Ladies Committees led by Miss Massane organizing stalls selling ornamental and practical goods. Rev Robert Thomp opened the event which featured hoopla, shooting gallery, dolls and raffles attracting wide local support and generous donations. Winners included A Nicolson watch wristlet and lamb prize, Miss Lunsdeena fashion piece, and Miss E. Hibbs bride doll among others.
A garbled narrative describes a political meeting with party representatives Lyne and Mr H present. It references standard bearers, electors, and efforts to secure support, mentioning Joseph and Mowe among others. The text is plagued by errors but implies tensions over leadership, credit, and activities during the election period.
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