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Newspaper
Traralgon Record
Location
Traralgon, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 12, 1906
Page
2
Summary unavailable due to fragmented source text. The readable portion indicates a credit or loan notice from Credit Foncier involving farmers with amounts around 58 to 4 per rate, and an option to paying off all or part of loan at half-year intervals. Missing critical details prevent a precise reconstruction.
The district quarterly meeting chaired by Rev H Worrall reported a small deficit of about 26s 0d and 20 pounds raised toward clearing an old debt. Other items include holiday losses of a pointer dog with pups, a tiger sighting among the litter, and a fatality of Ethel E Groves aged 21. Railway matters, a Privy Council appeal hint, and a church cheque of 1135 pounds plus 240 pounds are noted along with social notices.
The Shire Council discussed a lack of explicit government plans, with Cr Armstrong and Cr Lang urging action. The president warned of future troubles, and Cr A dervon moved regarding the matter. Also noted are local society meeting dates, rainfall figures in Desember, and a Moe school head transfer. A Lindenow pioneer, James Hall, died aged 63, leaving a resident family. Bank burglary history of Chas O'Donnell referenced. insolvency returns for 1905 show minor rise but total deficiencies fall from 1904.
Affected by poor support and lack of birds from Melbourne the pigeon match scheduled for Wednesday was adjourned to January 3. Gan Club cleared stock with sweepstakes, shooters gathered at the show ground but no enough birds were available forThree weeks. referees and traps were managed by Me R King and Mr J Campbell.
The ordinary meeting held Tuesday evening noted minutes of meetings, discussed board use of a steamer on March 7 for an Advice excursion to Cunningham, and heard from F O Neil about clearing the school ground and spending on a library and garden. The assembly approved payments and considered funding, with various officials and members present.
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