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Newspaper
Blackheath Bulletin
Location
Blackheath, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
4
The municipality reports higher water use and electrical consumption. For the recent period, 110,000 gallons of water were pumped and a significant amount of electricity used, compared with 947,000 gallons pumped in the prior period.
A condensed listing of Sunday and midweek worship times across Blackheath and surrounding churches. Includes Roman Catholic, Church of Christ, Presbyterian, and Anglican services with noted ministers and schedule specifics for December Sundays and holiday observances.
A garbled review notes a British talkie titled Young Woodley slated for the Empire Theatre in London. The piece mentions upcoming showings, possible international interest, and a mixed impression of the adaptation and reception.
In Blackheath, Fonatalite Hughes reports traffic controls on Govett Road near Arcadia Thane for a Saturday evening event. Two white vehicles exit toward Kerk area end of Thedsrn, with no entry between Wo Toes. Council on Tuesday approves the report after Debnam's recommendation.
A fragmented clipping notes that early roots of future leaders emerge in small towns and mentions a disturbance in Mount Paves. It also records a kitchen tea to be held at the Presbyterian School Hall next Friday at 8 pm with a broad invitation.
A terse set of public opinions published as correspondence. The writer expresses views on local affairs and policy impact, with the journal signaling editorial stance while inviting further reader input.
A disrupted period describes electric utility issues and civil unrest. The report notes a highway and power line conflicts, with authorities planning charges while urban areas face disruptions and public safety concerns.
Fragmented OCR summary notes an agricultural association activity led by Shipley and the Fruitgrowers Union. Mentions a meeting or council discussion on road work and tram enhancements for Winckheath district with input from the Sydney Agricultural Bureau and local officials. Contains unclear names and dates due to damaged text.
Attendees at the Astoria event included notable guests from Sydney and surrounding areas. Guests listed include R Sydney, Olwen Fontin, Barbara Metend, Strathfield residents, and Sydney social figures. The gathering featured meals and conversations among city and regional figures, with travel from Randwick, Waverley, and Randwick areas noted.
The timetable lists multiple routes and departures to Sydney from Aackboard with weekly variations. It notes Monday departures at 1620 and 0340 6k, and indicates Sunday services with early morning departures and Saturday return options.
Mina Porgy, a budding elocutionist, earned honors at Trinity College Sydney during the elocution examination. Alex Watson acted as adjudicator and praised her performance. Her recitations of popular works suggest a bright future as a public speaker.
The article notes interest in hockey growth, mentioning J A Madmax of Blackheath, a trophy for a Lismore event, and the idea of forming a club. It references a Ladies team touring Africa and Britain, with Blackheath encouraged to start a hockey program.
Printed and published by the Blue Mountain Newspapers Totti at the registered office Parke Street Kaloom. This notice confirms publication of official notices and legal requirements as recorded by the local Paper.
In a Blackheath incident Constable Whitfield charged Liam Goodsell and an accomplice with hotel theft at the Astoria and Nailway Hotel, involving a wallet worth £2772, gloves recovered, and a fountain. Goodsell faced trial after police traced the items to rooms and a stairway robbery, with evidence from taxi driver Francie Hughes and others.
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