Change of Thin TM Parish and Farewell Address
The community held a Thursday night gathering to bid Reverend W. H. Marshall farewell as he leaves Bomala after six years of ministry. An illuminated address was presented by secretary Livermore, praising increased communion rolls, attendance, finances, and property moves. Marshall reflected on harmony among denominations and his plans to take six months in Sydney before another parish.
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Livermire
Livermore
Presbyterian Church
Bir
Ion
Marshall
Slevins
Lulher Bache
Giteon
Marshell
B Starley
Ald
Smith
Dha
Mr. Shelley
Mie Boer
Tumut
Sydney
Bombala Council Holds Monthly Session and Finances
The Bombala Municipal Council met Tuesday night with Aldermen Goldber g Mayor Platte Head Champion Clatworthy Warne Jonas and Smith present. They noted after payments a credit of £63 in the general fund and £51 18s 3d in the sanitary fund. A public holiday for the police district was proclaimed for December 27. Complaints over dairy cows impounded lacking discs were resolved by exonerating the herdsman and refunding impounding fees. Permission was granted for a motor garage on Therry Street. The council discussed riverbank rabbit control and sale of twelve vacant blocks for £6 per block. Valuation totals showed increases since 1906 with improved capital value at £128 563. Committees were named. Warne, Platte, Clatworthy for Works. Jonas, Smith, Head for Finance. Warne urged allocating government road grant to culverts on Maybe Street. a special flood grant of £200 was proposed. The Works Committee was tasked to report on damages and obtain cost estimates. A question arose about newspaper publication of mayoral election results, with the secretary confirming secret ballots were used.
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Ald. Gold ‘Berg
Platte
G. Head
Bombala
Megsrs
M. Kilkenny
T. Inkgram
Kilkenny
Gee
Therry Street
P. P
Tristes
Manly
Ald
Warne
W_ Platts
Clatworthy
Jonas
Smith
Nut’ Head
Bank of New South “Wales
Goodmans Store
Milary
Perkins
Department
Goulburn
Works Committee
Smith Anc
Fle Court Howse
Shire Council
Ftd
Bombalt Times
Bombala Federal Election Returns and Party Standings
Voter turnout at Bombala booth reported with Chapman leading Aden Monaro by a wide margin Chapman 14 838 Walsh 4g 8 783 in the district while Senate counts show Abbott 108 Grapp 8 Hedges 167 Dunn 82 Grant 24 McDougall 359 Garling 75 Millan 270 Thomas 10 Powell 4 Rae 13 Informal. Nationalists hold 21 seats Labor 26 Country Party none Liberals 4 Independents 1. overall outlook favors Nationalists as results unfold though state outcomes remain uncertain.
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Chapman
Walsh
Senate
Abbott
Grapp
Hedges
Dunn
Grant
McDougall
Garling
Millan
Thomas
Powell
Rae
Bete
Nationalist
Labor
Country Party
Liberals
Wonderful Wool Prices At Their Sale On The 16th Inst
The Farmers and Graziers Coop submitted a strong sale of 7 665 bales representing Central Western Northern and Riverina districts with heavy demand for merino skirting and creeds for Japanese Yorkshire and French buyers. Prices remained firm with a slight hardening tendency for faulty stock and top grease price reached 30 34d for seven bales sap com W secount M Exstermin Halls Creek Monnilin Adaw reatising 23d Tab com WW 2634 Ane 243/11.
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Tbeir
Coop
Tnaurmnes and Agensy Co. Ltd
Riverina
M. Exstermin
Halls Creek
Meeting Notes On Ballot Secrecy And City Disc Proposals
A city meeting discussed ballot secrecy, proposed a letter to a miller, and ruled certain motions out of order. Ald. Clotworthy questioned the Mines vote report while Ald. Head urged reporting western river rubbish to the Inspector. A proposal suggested registering disc IDs with straps and fees for owners, debated with a resolution about securing discs with syrup.
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Itor
Miller
Ald
Clotworthy
Cltworthy
Clatworthy
Council
CSTE
Barraclough Firm to Visit Town for Lens Consultation
Messrs. H. A. Barraclough Ltd from Sydney Melbourne and Newcastle will visit the town. Each member has London University training and DBC A and 78.0.0. credentials to assess lens quality. Appointment window Wednesday January 1pm to 5pm at Imperial Motel Tuesday January 7. Consulting qualified ophthalmic plans available.
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Sydney
Melbourne
Newcastle
Hay Saaliad
London University
D.B.C.A
Pam
Imperial Motel
Tacesdat
T P.m
Barraclough
Prize Day at Bombala Public School
Prize Day highlighted by a large parent turnout and a varied program at the Bombala Public School, now held at the Literary Institute. The report notes record enrolment of 166, impacts from mumps and measles, calls for greater parental involvement, and praises staff and community support including proceeds for hospital and school funds.
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Isveryone
Bowbap
Moti
Tespoltis
Lonal “Hospital
Children's
Hospital
Bombala Times
Don Kennedy
Olympia Pictures
Fr. Ellis
Gy Toms
World’s Greatest Ring Of Bootleggers Rumors Exposed
New York report on a vast bootlegging conspiracy stretching to the Atlantic coast. Authorities hint at maritime and air routes, forged permits, and offshore production tied to major business interests, with 954 federal agents battling the network.
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New York
London Daily Dixprose
Fersons
Buffalo
United States
Bahamas
Cuba
Europe
Atlantic
America
Bisurate Mag nasi cures stomach ailments, claims ad
An advertisement touts Bisurate Mag nasi as a universal cure for digestion issues. It mocks common pains and promotes the product as the sole remedy for fermentation, dyspepsia, and related troubles. The wrapper copy urges readers to obtain the product from any chemist’s shop.
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Bisuratel
Prize List Shows Dux Max Nicholson and School Winners
Dux of the school is Max Nicholson. Awards cover 7th class Minnie Davis Rowley Bedinguvil for welting and general improvement Noeline Smith, manual work Les Tarntull, 5th class Eric Harrison, Alice, Toms, Enn Payne. Writings Maysie Spike. general improvement Doreen Toms. manual work Jack Lomas. sewing Molly Johnstone. 5th class Edith Yeldw with Stans Dent. writing Mary Jones. general improvement Hilla Toms. 4th class Flossin Nicholson and Dalby Elton. Alina Jones in rowing lower division Leta one 8rd Olies Ada Robie Noel Palmer writing Croll Sturgisa 2ed class Willie Turnbull. lower 2nd Torna Bryan Gwen Hardaker. writing Betty Clout Tat Cliss Nen Nicholson Chie Burrows Kevin Wilton May Barrows writing Mollie Paraho. Mr. Kennedy special prizes Mona Sheerin art work 6th Tun Paxton art work 5th Clavie Helmers art and manual work 4th Charlotte Jones improvement Siih Olga Harrison improvement 2nd Ken Turnbull improvement lat Marlon Tagring improvement Mr. Billis speech prizes Jean Marshall and Max Nichelson.
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Max Nicholson
Clase
Minnie Davis Rowley Bedinguvil
Noeline Smith
Les Tarntull
Eric Harrison
Alice, Toms
Enn Payne
Maysie Spike
Doreen Toms
Jack] Lomas
Molly Johnstone
Edith Yeldw
Stans Dent
Mary Jones
Hilla
May Barrows
Mollie Paraho
Bombala Cricketers Lose to Delegate in Close Match
Bombala team visited Delegate last Saturday and fell by ten runs. Scores show E Goddsell Whitfield dismissed by Bree, J C Maslin out to Best, Jefferis, Eppleton, Pratt, Payten, Bent, Egan, Stevenson and Sautello among others.
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Bombala
Bree
B. Kertison
Ibw
Eppulaton
Ats
J.C. Maslin
Best
Whitfeld
Jefferis
Jefferies
Eppleston
Pratt
Whitfeldy
Payten
Bent
Egan
Whitfeld Stevenson
Sautello
Bundriest
Progress of our Town under new Bombala aldermen
A town memory piece by Hilda Claus of Abe Consent School laments Bombala’s past potential from railway access to thriving agriculture. She notes scarce money, large landholdings hindering growth, no water or light systems, and a lack of industry. Residents debate the new mayor and aldermen while awaiting road repairs and town improvements.
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Hilda Clausworthy
Abe Consent School
Bourbaln
Bombala
Morse Indian Root Pills Gain Public Praise and Demand
Morse's Indian Root Pills rise in public estimation with strong, repeated use claims. The article asserts steady Commonwealth sales near one hundred per month, denies exaggerated advertising, and notes the pills aid digestion and liver function while supporting natural bodily processes.
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Morse
Tong
Dr. More
Commonwealth
Dr. Morse
Une
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Buliet
Alma Jones
Australia
L. Turnbull
Li. Blron
Jack Lomas
Dolly
Nea Nicholson
O. Bmrows
D. Elton
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Whitfield
Alt. Wright
Lferie
Dr. Whitfeld
Ibe
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Maslin
V. Stewart
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Eppelstun
Egan Ey
A. G. Tooth
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McDonald
Egan R. Stewart
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