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Newspaper
Wagga Wagga Express
Location
Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary notes describe tension with the Ashante and mention a march or resumption of action tied to colonial or regional affairs. Readable elements point to a dispute or disturbance amid ongoing political or military context.
The obituary notes the death of Lord Loch formerly of Wisteria. It records his burial at Loke with local rites conducted by Clare and includes brief references to his titles and residence.
A chaotic scene on a railway line in London after a bridge incident caused a train to derail. Many passengers were trapped and some victims were reported as killed or injured. The disaster drew numerous rescuers to the site as officials investigated the cause.
A fragmented 19th century wire service style note describes rainfall impacts along the Malabar coast and southwest India. It mentions relief efforts and improving conditions for local people previously suffering extreme privation.
Indignation rises as Lord Belborne the Ossontes Under-secretary hints advancing the Anerelian wealth bill on 7 oxi. Mr Barton denounces the statement made in the New Aooub Wailea Parliament saying he was stranded in London and may return to Bydney.
The Queensland annual dinner in London featured Gov. H. W. Meron and other colonial leaders including Bir H. Touar, General for the Colony, and Chis Beer, with about 160 guests. The event highlighted discussions on the federal question and colonial governance.
Mr Gharaberiaia received a memorandum from Mr Beddon the New Zealand Premier proposing absorption with a British colony of Cook Islands Fiji and the Frisadly Telaods as part of Pacific cable plans.
Fragmentary notes show the Morgan Cup draw and rugby references with names like Wagge Wage Myrent and W s-5a Ang, indicating confusion in the OCR. No clear teams dates or outcomes are readable.
For the second monday of the month the group meets to discuss games and organize the association's activities. Members gather to review past events and plan upcoming matches and social gatherings.
In a district hearing Allan Soodgress applied for part of the Handy Creek Homestead Reservation. Opposed by Sotomdhin Mena on public and private grounds, the case reviewed land quality, improvements, and potential farming returns. The District Purveyor's report suggested about forty percent of the land suitable for cultivation with a yearly rent around £33.
The report details a hearing where Mr Walsh and others debate land cultivation potential and farm value, noting acreage options from 68 to 600 acres and the viability of sheep farming and dairy. Witnesses describe land quality, irrigation, and crop plans, with decisions delayed to tomorrow at 10 o’clock.
Severe worm damage disrupted Coolamon district activities with triage in several quarters. The annual ploughing match was debated, a new date to be set by the committee, and preparations for a ball linked to the match discussed. New officers were elected and the year’s finances reported as £475 in hand.
The process movement for the relief of Indians continues to gather local support. Acknowledged contributions include 140, 18, and 10 units, indicating ongoing fundraising efforts to aid Indian famine relief.
A meeting of the Board of Directors at Wagga discussed Armidale matters and stock law. Motions by Mr Moore and Mr Condon led to a resolution endorsing a June report and provision of services and rates for the district.
A detailed report covers the Pastures and Stock Protection gathering held at Slow wi. Key items include committee appointments, proposed conference directions, licensing debates, and local governance regarding sheep districts. Names such as Fletcher and Donnelly are noted among attendees. The minutes reference training papers and discussion of district board reforms and future elections.
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