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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
2
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A benevolent society meeting at the Town Hall discussed methods for distributing special clothing gifts and organizing a Saturday afternoon event. Officers listed include Mrs T H Wilkinson president and M H Loughlin secretary with donations acknowledged from local residents and a note of accounts totaling £2.
Telegraphic dispatch from New South Wales outlines a cloudy forecast and court updates. Jury deliberations referenced Mr Wade and possible royal commissions.
The Central Criminal Court hears a case where Alalevoti Dover and Dany Greville face defrauding charges amid a convoluted tale of prior misconduct. Dwyer and Kathleen Dwyer are charged with conspiracy as the hearing adjourns to tomorrow. Annie Hatton the midwife is found guilty of manslaughter in a separate trial, with a death sentence proposed. The Teachers' Conference discusses salaries as E Riley is elected president.
Sydney reports the cadets rifle matches with irregularities noted in bore calculations and scoring. Wagga teams excel with Bergeatt Void among top performers while Shire, Dubbo, and Orange entries show high scores in the nine range events across 800 yards and seven minute limits.
A quirky note extols a product called BORNINGTON'S GH MOBS described as a wonderful chest medician for old and young. It claims to provide more relief than older remedies and highlights its broad appeal across ages.
On December 1 in Wagga Wagga a report surveys the push for naval strength among Britain Germany France Japan and America. It notes arbitration dreams amid rising fleets and outlines recent shipbuilding pushes including the British dreadnought program and new submarine developments.
The piece contends America stacks up with a heavier battleship fleet, aided by numerous fast attack vessels. It warns a quick decisive battle could pivot outcomes, highlights Australia’s stake in the naval race, and critiques Federal emphasis on defence amid European activity.
Christmas arrangements at St Johns Parish include choir singing from 11 pm to 1 am and a Holy Communion service. A public Lenten service with sacred pictures and solos will be held in the Masonic Hall. The Rector will discuss The Incarnation next Sunday morning and he asks mothers to attend evening services for education talks. Wagga Borough Council meets to consider Finance Committee reports and municipal sales, while local market and police notes cover wheat prices and a driving incident. Blayney seat vacancy noted. Amy Sherwin concert drew moderate attendance. praise for performers and a planned Albury show tonight.
Prices and remarks from Redfern and Sydney markets show limited retail sale of produce with most items reserved for private disposal. Wheat and oats varied with prime lucerne and long-season grains differing. chaff and hay prices listed alongside multiple traders and consignors.
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The Mount Erin Convent held a May distribution and exhibition at St Eugene's Hall. Pupils displayed drawings paintings and fancy work, with Madeline Crowe winning a gold medal at the Sydney College of Music for pianoforte and several students earning silver badges and prizes across art and music subjects. The event celebrated a successful academic year with rising pupil numbers and strong conduct.
Readable items include embroidery, drawn-thread work, lace, and tatting by Misses Bollard Yeoman Browne Com and many others. Also shows pillows, table covers, draperies, wall hangings, and decorative pieces crafted by numerous local workers.
The article lists winners and award recipients from a university music event. Names include Misa Stasi Browne, Madeline Crows, Miss Daisy Jones, Miss Lily Cox, and others awarded medals and certificates for violin and piano categories.
The Williae concert at Kagete hall showcased choral and instrumental pieces with Miss Annie Dorgan and Miss Clare Cox among soloists. The program included "Prim foray sweety" and "The Last Irish King" with lively recitals, notable vocal numbers, and remarks by Father Fleming and Father Statterr.
W Ball trainer wins two Aces at Albury Chariton Meeting with Rosemoor and Zillah capturing the Trial Handicap and Welter Handicap respectively. Yuu Yum secures Flying Handicap return to form as three runners race. Luciano and Javelin noted in trials while local baker’s provincial handicap comment hints at odds. Cootamundis Cup prize money totals £70 along with Town Plate noted.
Henley Regatta officials plan to bar crews not affiliated with a club union or federation approved by the Henley committee. The rule aims to limit entries to crews with recognized club connections under an official arrangement.
A naval cutter fouled a buoy and capsized near Marts Mouth Harbor. Seven sailors are missing or believed drowned, including Bovey and Bluejschote. Rescue efforts continue as officials seek to confirm fatalities and account for all crew.
Fragmentary text reports a maritime collision near Dungeness and a Royal train event. The piece mentions captains, steamer Aadisgtou, and a chaotic mix of naval and political notes, including references to American affairs and Christmas in Gaul amid disrupted shipping.
The article reports heated debate in Parliament over education reform and compulsory arbitration in Australia and New Zealand. It notes government plans to appoint a commission to study wage boards, early closing laws, and land value valuation as part of the next session’s program, with Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman promising separate land value valuation in the government agenda.
London reports a shaken scene as M. Mijatovich, former Garvian minister at St James Palace, says Belgrade envoys twice asked in the last year for abdication and that King Edward would not accept Prince Arthur. The claims reference a potential shift in royal succession amid foreign intrigue.
The court heard testimony about Samder and Bong Pure Volatile Eucalypt extract. Witnesses described the alleged danger and calls to stop its use. The case centers on the product marketed as an irritant and its health impacts as argued by the parties before the justices.
Shaldenis new diners feud over lease terms as Pee is Yeu Z Devs threaten renegotiation. Community health concerns drive demand for safer air standards and updated facilities. Local officials monitor negotiations for timely renewal and safety compliance.
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