Bombala Country Women's Association Annual Meeting Notes
The Bombala Branch reports continued activity and notable donations to Kombala Hospital and Bombala Action Society, with £26 raised via street stalls and raffles. Membership stands at 70, down from 72, and year-end finances show a credit of 22/14/10 against 30/13/6 last year. Members attended group council meetings, conferences, and the delegation represented the Branch at state events. visitors provided guidance and support.
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Kombala Hospital
Bombala Axtion Society
Wall
Audhre Partias
Ate
Sun
Booth
Agsinsb
Council Messinge
Goulburn
Queanbeyan
Mra
Keye
Woonie
Tweedie
Bowral
B. Stewart
G Warburton
Sydney
Secretaries Report On Branch Activities And Donations
The Secretary reports numerous meetings in the Rest Room this year with two members per meeting appointed to hospital visiting duties at the general Hospital, visits praised by staff and patients. A linen shortage prompted a linen gift afternoon, replenishing stocks. the event will be annual. The knitting competition continued under Mrs Key. Departures of founders Ms Thorne and Mrs Agnew reduced local involvement. Relief aided to needy women and children. The balance sheet was read. officers elected include President Mrs Tweedie Secretary Mrs Gillan Treasurer Mrs Goldie and vice presidents Mesdames Pierce Minehan Newport Keys. Fifteen pounds donated to Bombala Soap and Iss
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General Hospital
Key
Thorne
Agnew
C.W.A
Agclam
Officina
Tweedie
Gillan
Mn‘. Goldie
Meadames Pierce
Minehan
Newport and
Keys
Mesdames
Warburton
Bremart
Misa Garnock
Abe Bombala Soap
Young Set Annual Meeting and Charities Dominate Branch Report
The Younger Set held its annual meeting with strong attendance. President Wise reported ten meetings this year, social events raised funds, and gifts to the Children’s Hospital included four easy chairs costing 2 8 8. The branch organized cobia parties, clothing drives, a Christmas Tree event, and planned quarterly Streat Stalls. Officers elected: President Wise, Secretary Josie Stewart, Treasurer E Paxton, Vice-Presidents G Hardaker, BR Yetts, McMahon, with Tweedie and Mrs Stewart on the Advisory Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Wise
Josie Stewart
Tresaurer
E. Paxton
G. Hardaker
BR. Yetts
McMahon
Mes. Tweedie
Mrs. Stewart
Tuurapay event and school selections in Ballina region
Mr. T Griffin became an inpatient at Bombala Hospital amid a busy week of local school admissions and fundraising. Jack Rayner secured Aa to Sydney Boys High, while Darcy Killiber won Bega Intermediate High placement. A weather disrupted Friday dance raised about £12 with Miss K Foley and Mr C Stewart winning the balloon dance.
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T. Griffin
Bombala Hospital
Jack Rayner
Sydney Boys’ High
Darcy Killiber
Bega
England
K. Foley
K. Foley and Mr. C. Stewart
Bibbenlake Community Notes Include Diphtheria Cases
Diphtheria cases involve a Jennings family member and an Eric Martin kin. Tommy Thomas injures his foot requiring four stitches after a cut with an axe. Rainfall of 150 points drenched the area. Lower school concert pleases parents. PB and O Association honors Miss Jarman and Mr Bellchambers. Bibbenlake Federal A tennis loses Ace Cup to Bimbala Paderas Club 9 sets to 3. Federal B beats Bombala Club by two sets.
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Jennings
Eric Martin
W. Thomas
Tommy
Miss Jarman
Ando School Annual Picnic Marks Sentiment and Games
From Our Own Correspondent notes Ando School's annual picnic on Saturday December finished with a clear sky after morning rain. Pupils presented Mr Short with a dressing case as thanks for his service, and adult competitions featured including wicket throwing and weight guessing. Donations of sweets and prizes from local merchants were gratefully received.
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Ando
Plike
Jane
Unn Crawford
Mr. Short
Ando School
Maggie Platts
Messrs
Torpry Bros
Mr. Turnbull
Messrs. Leonard and Co
Messrs. Bushells Ltd
Messrs, Dunawore, Witts. and
Downe
Fragmented OCR item on local market offerings
Readable fragments describe food stalls or goods at a market. The garbled text mentions breakfast items and small goods with unclear local names. No clear persons, places, or dates are identifiable.
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Poon
Bombala council agrees to funds for survey and culvert works
Council accepts engineer recommendations for Parsonage Creek culvert and five headwalls with cement track, and agrees to contribute 150 pounds from the council fund plus 37 pounds from the trust fund toward costs. The Pastures Protection Board discusses inspector accounts, resignations, and staffing difficulties, with staff duties and government relations noted.
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Toltreys
Jennings
Director Deflects Blame Over Inspect Issue
The director argued the matter was not for the inspectorate and Mr Stevenson blamed the Board for granting initial permission. The Sloak Inspector suggested the board may have been informed of the work's implications. It was approved in Mr Jones's era.
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Stevenson
Mr. Jones
Proceedings reveal salary deductions and board queries
Letters from the Institute of Stock Inspectors and the Department of Agriculture discuss 1 3 per cent salary deductions and appeals. The Board contemplates ministerial guidance on payment, while wage reductions and reserve gate restrictions are debated. A grant for rabbit and harbour destruction on reserves is noted, with labor to be sourced from the local unemployed list.
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Tnstiitute of Stock Inspectora
Department of Agricultura
Enme
Lands Department
Bord
Board
Reserve Revocations and Stock Route Proposals Debated
The Local Land Board discussed revoking part of Steve's Reserve in Hayden parish for travel stock needs. Board protests curtailment of reserves, considers fencing exchanges, and appoints a sub committee to consult on an area exchange with Cambalong Ltd. The meeting covered tick infestation, disease prevention, grazing rights cancellations, and plans to declare Bombala district pleuropneumonia free.
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Land Board
Goulburn
Steve
Hayden
Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Council of Advice
Mc.Keys
Cambalong Ltd
Gunning
Rab
Cumbalong
Oreel
Messrs. Stevenson
Cumbulong
Iengthy
Butcher
Beresford
Wasta
Church Creek
Craigie Reserve
W. Oomatery
Thio
Conningham’s Point
Bondi
Iil
Vbachowe
Delagats Bow
Wool sale report from Australian Mercantile Co Ltd
The Australian Mercantile Land and Finance Co Ltd reports a Monday catalogue of 8 044 holes with wide district representation including Central West and far North West and West. Better wools came from the South Central Slopes and North East, featuring top making and bright attractive apinnered wools soft to handle with good color. The offering, though lacking outstanding clips, suited current demand as market competition remained strong and firm for merinos coarsebacks and crossbreds.
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Australian Mercantile Land & Finance Co. Ltd
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Country Women’s Association
Bombala
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Treasurar
Chandler
Douni
Ganohson
Partaa
Suadrio
Or ‘Alorglare
Deltos
Nferance
Nt Bank Peshinnntve
Kiern House
Children's Hospital
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Cathcart
Bibbenluke
Promour
Arnotts Hols Milk Arrowr Ernie
Pastures Protection Board
Mesera
A. A. Jeffreys
R. Stevenson
Gerald Platts
A. Keys
J. C. Campbell
C.jennings
Department of Agriculture
Stock Branch
B. A. Stewart
J. G. McNee
Bibbedlake
Rgard
O. Cotterill
R. B. Stewart
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