Bombala schedule notes Methodist services and games
December events listing shows s.m. and evening times for Bomala events at 7.30 pm and 7.80 pm, with delegate meeting at 11 am and a 2.0 pointer. Methodist services noted for 11 am and 7.80 pm.
01 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
1
December events listing shows s.m. and evening times for Bomala events at 7.30 pm and 7.80 pm, with delegate meeting at 11 am and a 2.0 pointer. Methodist services noted for 11 am and 7.80 pm.
A letter from the Eden Magnet letters page debates Southern Monaro’s progress and responsiveness to growth. It argues rail and road development, hydroelectric aims, and Twofold Bay trade have shaped the tableland, noting persistent barriers and questioning whether current advances stem from private or community effort.
In a heated letter the South Coaster is urged to propose constructive actions to unite highlanders and lowlanders for the Snowy River scheme and regional development. The writer accuses the paper of dwelling on criticism and calls for clear leadership and a concrete plan to mobilize millions in support.
A brief note lists events and notices from Bombala area including a Presbyterian pair and Flower Show at the School of Arts for tomorrow, and an annual CWA meeting next Thursday at the Rest Room. Also mentions local happenings from fishing complaints to rainfall, dances, football and medical advisories.
Public notices list appointments for optician trellss at hotels and dates in December. Reported death of Mr Alexander Spears aged 54 from Pneumonia in Bombala Hospital with burial at Cooma G. E. cemetery and details of survivors. West Scholarship Trust year results show capital fund ~£4193 8/5 plus Snowy River route fund ~£562 10/2. scholarships awarded to Frederick Lave and William Murrell. total trust admin cost ~£4 18/3. Also mentions PALING'S Players pianos and trustee list in Cooma and Bega.
The School of Arts held the Methodist Fair on Saturday November 18 amid heavy rain yet drew strong effort from volunteers. Best decorated tabla went to Mrs Charles Elton. Winners included Miss Amy Kerrivon for Butter Sandwich, Miss Olga Cooks for second, Mrs G Rumph for silver cake dish, Me E Farmer for supper cloth, Mrs G Willgoose for eat glass vases, Mrs G Lowe for cottage tea set, Miss Sivers for Christmas Cake donated by Mr BH Turnbull, Sister Connolly for pyrex dishes, Mrs J Wider3 for teddy bear, Dorothy Turnbull for a teddy. About £47 was raised for the fair.
Record price for crossbred wool set at the Fioniers and Graziers sale in Sydney on 23 November 1938. W. J. MipcEr of Mount Horeb secured a top average for Vega clip, with consignments to Farmers and Graziers, Box 1600 GPO, Sydney.
The week ended 25th November 1983 saw Greasy Wool fetch an average 18.79d per lb, with price per bole about £20 8/8 for the sin average, while the Times gauge rose 15 points after light showers. The Bedsral Ministry will grant £2000 to the Returned Soldiers League for indigent ex service men. A rose thorn wound led Mrs. Norris to pass away in Royal North Shore Hospital, cellulitis from a thumb scar. Mr. Jasprizza of Barenedman reports wool growth from a wool ball eye, and Mr. Arnault of Globe Hotel Tumut survived a rare facial swelling. Railways Commissioners flag alarming Gippsland rail conditions with fierce road competition threatening rail services, citing 171 miles Melbourne to Bairnsdale with freight costs far higher than rail rates.
The Local Rag argues residents should back the small town paper to sustain progress. It urges district residents to stand loyally behind the publication and extend all possible support to keep the town on the map for everyone’s benefit.
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