Bombala Loses To Bega In Rodd and Chey Cup Match
In Bega on Saturday Bombala failed to defend the Rodd and Chey Cup, going down 8 to 3 to Bega after a fast, close contest. Bombala led early until a late try by Boquet gave Bega the winning margin. despite strong Bombala play the home defense held firm, and Bega claimed the cup with improved form.
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Beza
St. John’s Gymnasium
Bega
Beg
South Coast Transport Co
D.H. McFadden
Britten
Rogers
Moreing
Zingel
Pletcher
Boardman
Underhill
Hart
Williams
Bland
Carroll
Boquet
Howard
Weppler
Foley
Sims
Bennett
White
Groves
J. Whiteley
Couch
A. Kelland
Davis
Harris
S. Ingram
Law Hawk
Ruenall
Bombala A Good Try, Which, However, Was Unconverted, Bombala 3, Bega Nil. , Bega
Winn's Hotel
Bega Club
Candelo
Wool and Produce Brokers Report August 1913 Market Notes
Commercial notice from 3OHUTE Bell & Co in Sydney notes wool shearings increasing to weekly and daily Dareling Harbour arrivals, with expectations of supply for early next month. Balkan settlement welcomed, European powers coordinating boundaries. optimism for wool market buoyancy. Bayern argues raw wool prices still high, potential shortage of quality wool could offset buyer weakness.
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Dareling Harbour
Bayern
Orbos t Cattle Market Sale Prices Aug 16 1913
J W Bird and Co report a cattle sale with about 60 cows and heifers sold at high prices. Forward springers and milkers commanded top bids with Jacob Perry’s top cows from £7 2s to £8, Jersey heifers strong at £5 to £6 13s, Ino Rowa and James consignments noted up to £7 10s, assorted prices listed for milking and backward stock, odd lots and stores also auctioned.
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J. W. Bird and Co
Jacob Perry
Ino
Rowa
James
Wool Market Report From Hill Clark and Co
August 1913 report notes a firmer tone yet sales confined to scoured skin wool ahead of the weekly series opening September 1. Fat stock supplies are heavy, sheep market easing on Monday, lambs near last week's rates, and cattle about 10s lower. ample sheep and cattle present with no immediate price improvement anticipated.
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Zhu
Winchoreee Carson Limited Reports brisk Sydney sales
Winchoreee Carson Limited reports strong results at the Sydney sales with no sign of falling demand. Rabbit Ekins and other suppliers supplied high quality fur skins, keeping prices steady. Prime furs drew keen bidding while all skin classes held firm at the Jewel sale following the previous day’s results.
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Sydney
Bondingtons Irish Moss Promoted In Local Ad
A Melbourne era style notice touts Bonnington's Irish Moss as a remedy for bronchitis influenza whooping cough and croup for all ages. The Bateman's Bay Progress Association backs McWilliam's candidature in a political mention amid a smallpox update from Sydney with several days of rising cases. In Bega a farmer Maurice Tenneane is fined ten shillings and costs for withholding a beast from the pound and £2 for horsewhipping two owners. total fines tally £10.
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Bonnington
Bonningtor
Bega
Maurice Tenneane
Fenneane
Patrick Bartley
Lewis Bartley
Railway meeting urges funds for Nimmitabel to Bombala line
A Monaro Twofold Bay Railway League meeting at Nimmitabel led by J Jardine urged the Government to allocate a substantial share of a 1.5 million loan to complete the Nimmitabel to Bombala railway. Settlers west of Mahar Bibbenlake face loss as construction halted with no resumption in sight, prompting lawsuits and public press calls for support. The proposal would extend about eighty miles, benefiting NSW and Victoria by opening fertile districts and providing an alternative Sydney to Melbourne line, easing centralisation and boosting Twofold Bay access.
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Monaro Twofold Bay Railway League
J. Jardine
Cooma Shire
Ninthitabel
Nimmitabel
Bombala
Mahar Bibbenlake
Meetin
New South Wales
Victoria
Twofold Bay
Australia
Port Jackson
Sydney
Melbourne
Wool shipping debate on Bombala line extension prospects
Local opinion challenges reliance on Nimitybelle rail carriage for wool. Writers argue extended service may be uncertain, with private steamers delivering to Sydney, while rail optimism lacks guaranteed delivery and risks subsidising Nimitybelle for another town. The piece urges considering cheaper, reliable options and public support for national rail undertakings.
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Nimvitybolle
Bombala
Nimityballe
Nimittybelle
Iéai
Merimbula
Nimitybelle
Sydney
Clanca
Linseed Compound for Co Ped Colds
Glis hyn allay devia Linseed Compound for Co pond colds. Lousens phi Suen.
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