Mr P D McNee Dental Surgeon Will Visit
Mr P D McNee, renowned dental surgeon, is scheduled to visit the city for consultations and treatments. Local residents may book appointments through the dental clinic before the travel dates.
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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
1
Mr P D McNee, renowned dental surgeon, is scheduled to visit the city for consultations and treatments. Local residents may book appointments through the dental clinic before the travel dates.
Advert appears to offer for esausination and instruction in pianoforte and theory. Popila attends in their own houses in desirad. Agent for Carnegio's Pianos and Elayars. Full particulars and fees apply at Tlutey Street Bombala Vacancy No. 95.
Fragmented OCR lists December items and church events at Bombala including services at St Mary’s and St Stephen’s, with times and place markers. Mentions Christmas Day schedule and local observances across Bombala and nearby Rockton.
The Farmers Grazing Co op reports the first advance under the voluntary pool system for wheat delivery. Growers will receive 3s 4d per bushel at country stations, instead of 3s as originally announced. Funds will be available at country banks on December 3.
Local column notes festive wishes for vendors and readers. Reports from Bombala include obituaries and community updates on education prizes, public works plans, bank transfers, and the opening of civic events. Also mentioned are weather-linked travel plans, school visits, and road and rail infrastructure notes in the Towamba and Eden areas.
The town receives a season’s greeting from the Australian Mercantile, Land and Finance Co. amid varied notes on road progress to Orbost, a near accident involving Me Dphenia Johnson, a major earthquake impact in Sydney and Newcastle, and community events. The Bombala hospital fundraiser, a motor accident fatality near Orbost, and local council actions are also reported with names, places, dates, and outcomes.
Handicaps for the Cathcart races to be run at Cathcarton on Saturday Boxing Day have been published. The event, overseen by Ovexmve Hanpicar, sets the field ahead of the annual gathering with local entrants slated to compete.
A fragment describes a camp destroyed by fire or raid, with loss of motorcar implements and voting materials. It notes a November production of 38,512 pounds of butter by Borres Dairy Company and a rate schedule for shipments. Post Office arrangements mention Christmas Day closure and holiday delivery hours.
A damaged OCR item reports a customs department announcement about duty changes and price adjustments. It mentions increased percentages and a request for circulars, with names like GEO. RICHTER and BOMEBALA appearing, though the text is garbled and hard to verify.
In the assembly Mr J A Perlins asks the education minister about success in recruiting teachers from abroad and restoring the pupil teacher system. The minister states no steps have been taken to import from overseas and notes Victoria plans to improve conditions to retain staff, while confirming no intention to reinstate the pupil teacher system.
A fragmentary notice discusses wireless broadcasting tied to Rand wick and horse training, with reports transmitted to receivers and listeners urged to expect betting tips. A licensing court in Bonhola schedules a hearing at Board House Haintula on Friday January 10 1038 at 10 am, with judge Baabala presiding.
A dated 19 December 1925 notice from the Pasture Protection Board for the Bun Lula district outlines Section 61 actions under the Pastures Protection Act. It prohibits methods other than specified control measures and sets dates from February 1620 to January 1927 for implementing poisoning, trapping, and other suppression actions under ministerial approval.
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