Wyong papers founder notes and wool shipments rise
Me Gordon Vaushan, who runs Wyong newspapers and holds Ando land, returns for the shearing season among district friends. Southern Monaro wool moves in large lots with a Delegate trailer bringing over 80 bales. A Sydney paper reports the engagement of Miss Marjory Scarvell to Mr Bruce Stewart. The Church of England Sunday School picnic at the parish church drew about 100 children and enthusiastic parent support.
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Gordon Vaushan
Wyong
Ando
Monaro
Delegate
Sydney
Marjory Scarvell
Scarvell
Sunny Hill
Burradoo
Bruce Stewart
Mount Marshall
Bombala
R. Stewart
Church of England
Hospital Auxiliary to Hold Street Stall and Fund Matting
The Hospital Auxiliary met on Thursday November 24 with Mrs G Garnock presiding. Plans for a street stall this Saturday were finalized to fund rubber matting for the hospital corridor, with the Commission covering half the estimate. The group urged broader cooperation from other centers and noted the next meeting in January after December’s Xmas break. The stall raised £24 2s. Winners were Mrs Geo Belleiter and Mr Des Toms for Xmas cake, Miss Nola Rayner for a doll, Mrs Allen Caldwell for plum pudding, and Miss Eiler Gilmore for a nightdress.
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C.W.A
G. Garnock
Geo Belleiter
Des Toms
Nola Rayner
Allen Caldwell
Presbyterian Fair Raises About 48 at Benbenluke Segment
The Presbyterian Fair at Benbenluke raised about 48 from stalls and raffles run by local residents. Prizes included hampers, ink stands, boxes of chocolates, perfumes, and a rose bowl, with winners named Miss Ella Jennings Mrs. Bellchambers Bertie Thomas and others. The postmaster changeover and local cottage sale were noted, along with a successful horse sale where draught horses reached 21 and Night horses 8/10.
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Mesdames
Murdoch
Ryan Senr
Ryan
Hel
S. Stewart
F. Allen
J W. Thomas
Mr. Lee
Sydney
C. Ryan
B. Irvin
Lowe
Cricket clearances spark town debate in Bombala
In a letter to the editor P. R. Fitzgerald outlines the rules governing player clearances. He explains that Bombala Cricket Club does not control cups and that a three member governing body interprets rules, detailing limits on playing for multiple clubs and requiring residence and prior club clearance for cup matches.
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Sir
Bombala Cricket Club
Bombala
P. R. Fitzgerald
Social function raises funds for Catholic Church
A Saturday night social for Catholic Church funds drew good attendance and £11 1s 6d in takings after a 1s 6d admission. The euchre play, led by Mr. Livermore, favored Mrs. Savage and son with prizes, while Miss Trevanion provided dance music. Miss Loma Elliott and Mr. Ramsay won Monte Carlo spots. Miss Beeline and Mr. Hyman won Spot dances.
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Livermore
Trevanion
Monte Carlo
Loma Elliott
Ramsay
Beeline
Hyman
Mohty Stewart
Pitsgerald
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