Bombala Institute votes for hall expansion and improved facilities
The Bombala Literary Institute annual meeting chaired by B Livermore saw strong support for enlarging the hall and upgrading the reading room library and billiard room. Committee members were elected and a plan to print the annual report and balance sheet was approved.
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Sok
B. Livermore
Nt. Murphy
P. Heyde
T. James
5. Dent
McGregor
F. Latham
G. Langley
Barrett
McDougall
Munckton
Dubbo
Bombala
Tweedie
Champion
Open Column Raises Questions About Local Meeting and Identities
A reader disputes two letters in the Times arguing their focus on the author’s identity rather than refuting facts. The writer questions convenor details, attendance, and procedural signing of motions, asserting pride in factual letters and avoidance of publicity.
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Sir
Times
T. Holdsworth
Bruce Stewart
Golf Tie Sets Up Championship Decider This Saturday
Saturday action sees St Rawlinson 79-15 tied with C H Pieres 88.24 to decide the valuable trophy. The local links tournament on the 15th and 16th is forecast to be well patronised with ideal weather. Bombala entered the Far South event at Bega but failed to win.
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St. Rawlinson
C. H.pieres
Bombala
Bega
Cummins
Sid Fanning
Walter Collins
Miss Bate
Narooma
Fombala
Bombala Wins Watford Cup Showdown at Cooma
Bombala trounced Cooma 18 to 9 in a fast paced match to claim the Watford Cup on Cooma soil. L Wooldridge starred with decisive runs and the Bombala forwards anchored steady defense as Cooma fought back in the second half.
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Bombala
Cooma
D. Toms
L. Wooldridge
Jack Lomas
Jack
Bedingfield
Phinn
Toms
R. Perkins
L.wooldridge
J. Lomas
Wooldridge
Jim Spears
Tasker
M. Perkins
Peisley
Perkins
Ingram
Stewart
Hassall
Arnold
Zambuk
Alf. Blair
N.S W
McDonalds
Quail
Freebory
Hassell
Slight
Boland
Hugcett
O'Neill
Rombala
Ray Ingram
Hawkins
A. Peisley
Bob Perkins
L. Phinn
Des Toms
Athol Stewart
Reid
Lomas
D. Bedingfield
Wool Report Indicates Variable Early Clip Prospects
The early shorn clips arrive but unevenly due to recent beneficial rainfall slowing shearing. From now on quantities will rise as shearing extends from week to week. Brokers will announce selling dates for the first series. Growers eye prices as overseas stocks show no excess, backing a bright outlook. The wool market’s data remains decisive amid global tariff considerations, especially Japan.
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Preek
Wool trade cautious ahead of next season campaign
Local wool buyers report quiet markets with brokers preparing for the new season. Private sales are limited as owners hold back above buyers' estimates, a common pattern before auctions resume.
Farmers and Graziers Report Demand Holds Spring Prospects Strong
The Farmers and Graziers report notes active demand and minimal stockpiles, with good prospects for the Spring crop. Arriving lots are selling quickly if quality is acceptable, with quotations for heavy at £9 10s, medium £8 0s to £9 5s, and inferior £5 to £5 0s.
Rabbit skins market report shows decline in prices
Pitt, Son and Badgery Ltd report a weaker market for rabbit skins on Wednesday with 65 percent of tons catalogued. Values averaged 3d to 4d per pound lower than previous quotes.
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Pitt, Son and Badgery, Ltd
Rabbitskin Sales Reported Poor at Co op Sale
The Farmers and Graziers Cooperative reports 774 tons offered with considerable irritation affecting quality and an average 84 per pound. A London cable states 860 bales offered, only 70 sold, dressing skins five to ten percent advance. market conditions blamed for the decline.
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Farmers &Graziers Co-operative Co
London
Our Little Girl at Olympia With Shirley Temple
Shirley Temple stars in Our Little Girl at the Olympia next Wednesday and Thursday. The program also features Bachelor of Arts with Tom Brown and Anita Louise, plus The Biography of a Bachelor Girl and Four Hours to Wait.
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Shirley Temple
the Olympia
Shirley
Tom Brown
Anita Louise
Ann Harding
Robert Montgomery
Richard Barthelemess
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Bombala Literary Institute
Gnublie
Eprron
Bombala Times
the Wastcher
J. Hassall
H. Reed
W. Woodcroft
L. McDonald
A. Freebody
E. Quail
Halry A. Blair
Jack Seears
A. O'Neill
R. Boland
T. W. Huggett
Jim Seears
L. Parkes
A. Stewart
A. Tasker
8. Wooldridge
R. Ingram
N. Hawking
Blacks
Candela Reserves
Ribbenlake
Bombala Blacks
Cathcart
Pambula
Nimmitabel
OC. McNee
V. Clear
J. Manning
J. Gateshall
A. Lomas
N.~hawkins
J. Elton
J. Talbot
School of Arts
Sydney University
Wool Report
Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Company, Limited
Bridge Street
Sydney
the Farmers & Graziers Report
Rabbitskin Sales
the Talkies
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