Latest Styles in Ladies and Men's Aids at Goldberg's
Call and Inspect the Latest Styles in Ladies and Men's aid. Children’s Boots and Shoes at Goldberg’s. Elizabeth Jonas formerly Joseph obtained a divorce from Herbert Jonas in Sydney Divorce Court on Tuesday for desertion. Raymond the conjurer and company perform tonight and tomorrow at the School of Arts. Mrs Henry Wood drama Bush Lynne by Melin Company at School of Arts Wednesday night. Continental Pete charity show at Show Ground tomorrow afternoon and night. Ladies display goods promised.
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Aid
Goldberg's
Elizabeth Jonas
Joseph
Hier
Herbert Jonas
Sydney
Raymond
Conjurer
Man of Mystery
School of Arts
Melin
Christmas Holidays Shift Shapes Local Advertising Plans
The piece notes Christmas holidays fall midweek, with plans to give stalls a week off. It reports the Zillah Harrison Company drawing a full house at the School of Arts, and Miss Harrison drawing strong local audience reactions. It covers Presbyterian Fair takings across stalls, expenses, and a small credit balance, plus election night praise for Captain Mildred and local political notes. It mentions building a brick store for Miss Morgan and thanks to local telegraph staff for promptness.
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Zillah Harrison Company
School of Arts
Harrison
Bopbala Audieies
Rifle club shoots schedule and local notices
The rifle club’s monthly shoot is set for Saturday. A fox killed 160 fowls at a Bega poultry farm last week. The Rev W Gardner, former Presbyterian minister in Bombala, died on Monday. Mrs Hollangum of Pambulu died Monday aged 99 leaving two children. A copy of the Delegate Show schedule is available at the Argus office. The day is May 17. Local lodges reject the BMA doctor agreement and seek applicants for a leading metropolitan post.
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Rifle Club
Bega
W. Gardner
Bombala
Argus
Bombala Show Prizes Boosted and Licensing Vote Sets
Judging by early figures the electorate will back continuance of licenses by a large margin. Bombala election results show 300 for continuance, 32 for reduction, 266 for no license, 38 informal. An inspector visited the rifle ranges and may urge two new shutter targets. Show schedules are ready with new prizes, and Captain Millard looks set for an easy win in the second allotment, leading by about 600 votes.
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Millard
Aul
Mr. Wood
Bega
Boga
Bombala
Me. McWilliam
Bird
Advertising Rates and Political Campaign Notes
Advertising rates rise under a country prose association resolution with a 3 shillings first inch and 2 shillings for each additional inch. Mr. McWilliam concedes defeat in the campaign, blaming the opposition and Captain Millard’s votes. The Industrial Inspector reports wage board awards are being enforced and warns of future inspections for noncompliance, noting inspectors may visit again at any time.
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Country Prose Association
Wve
Sas
Delegate. From oultown Connusronpesy news item
Thursday reports show Mr Joseph Bartley purchased grass in the tit paddock for £3 10s with estimates of 30 tons. Crops need rain as ears stand foot high and may fail without showers. Shearing progresses in fine weather. Cucrowong and Delegate stations to cut this week. Mrs Stokes bought the grandstand rights for £9 and nine gates for £1. At the Church of England wedding of John Guthrie and May Allen, Rev. R. Eliott officiated. School of Arts accounts total £1 1s with overdraft £493. Election day saw 283 voters, continuance 169, reduction 9, no-license 105.
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Oultown
Joseph Bartley
W. Oliver
Oddfellows
SL. Medt
Stokes
Church of England
John Guthrie
Bendon
May Allen
Delegate River
R. Eliott
School of Arts Committee
Absentee votes affect Australian elections and political tensions
The Sydney telegram notes absentee vote counts reducing authorities of tending candidates in several electorates. It records dual voting cases in St George, discusses contested results in Macquarie, and mentions a strict inquiry by Chief Secretary Bowers. It also covers Senate defeats on the Preference Prohibition Bill and a protest over language used by the Prime Minister.
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Sydney
Thrower
Weaver
Macquarie
Ald
St. George
W.A
Senate
Primie
Parramatta
House of Representatives
Convent Ball at School of Arts for St Josephs' Convent
A Wednesday night ball in aid of St Josephs Convent drew about 30 ladies and 30 gentlemen to the School of Arts. Mr W Elliott MC’d a smooth evening of dancing with Miss Beileiter supplying capable music. Supper tables overflowed with delicacies as ladies showcased elaborate dresses and decorations, while many names of attendees appeared across the event’s detailed attire list.
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St. Joseph's Convent
School of Arts
W. Elliott
M.C
M. Stutehbuey
T. Stewart
T. Cotterill
E. O’ Brien
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