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Bombala Times

Location

Bombala, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 30, 1932

Page

4

Country Women's Association Address from Miss Yeo at Bombala

Miss Yeo of Yass addressed Bombala branch on association work. She congratulated Mrs Tweedie on her appointment, urged badge wear, and spoke of unity toward a national federation. She recommended reading What Women of the World are Doing and noted plans for a Bowral group conference.

Miss Yeo Yass O.W.A Bombala Tweedie Tyagsavet Southern Tablelands Oly Reiue Sun Yet-Ho Women of China Chia Bowral Bydney Hoa David Jones Keera Mouse al Dee Wiy Mise Yoo C.W.A Becht Yoo

Four Began Residents Escape Burning Car Tragedy

Four Bega residents were trapped when their sedan skidded after dodging a cow near Wolumla and burst into flames. Driver Ronnie Fox age 84 and passengers Reg Hay 17 Gordon Anderson 19 and Jack Walker 36 fought to escape as flames fed by petrol sprayed through a shattered windscreen and jammed doors. Dr William Maloney and Mr Lvan Constance arrived to aid, extricating the men and taking them to Bega Hospital where they survived with injuries.

Ames Ronnie Fox Carp Street Robert Hay Bega Gordon Anderson Jack Walker Wolumla Baga William Maloney Melbourne Lvan Constance Har Mena Diffenly Anderson Walker Hay Fox Maloney Bega Hospital Dry Maloney Constance Neve

Cathcart Races Amid Fog and Rainy Weather

The Cathcart race meeting went ahead despite heavy weather with fog and mist, drawing good local attendance and a strong field. James McCoy still presides as judge, Charlie McCoy as starter, and Ned Kelly absent at Pambula. Tote dividends were reported for several events including the Opoping Handicap, Pony Race, and Hack Race with notable performances by Yarrs, Dusette, Sunny Tune, and Dooley among others.

Anil School of Arts Harol O'Conray E. Butcher W. Baker James McCoy Charlie McCoy Ned Kelly Pambula Harge Dilto Yaren Sade Jiome H. Reed Pe Vetim Carl Allen Miss Sautello Dusoute A. Paylor A. Rumph Bilvo J. Williams Sunny Jet Hank Rave Durs D. Crawford Dooley A. Gowan Nancy Lee A. Ryan Miss Lau Ltelle Elk O. Jennings Bill Pony Rave J. Rutherford Jennings Ranger A Taylor J. Brownlie Miss Sautelle Dusette J. Williame Sunny Tune A Rumph Gilvo A. Bixon Dixie Dean A. Galdwell Spearfeli C. Allen Yarra

Are You Ashamed of Your Hands

An old advertisement urges women to use Mirpil to keep hands dainty and soft despite chores or climate. It portrays social embarrassment over rough hands and promotes regular use of the product as a remedy.

W. H. Comstock Co. Ltd Mekera Dr. Morse Long Street Sydney

Connecting road could link Wangrabelle to Bombala

The writer reflects on the need for a connecting borderland road from Wangrabelle to Bombala to join the N S W system and boost access to Sydney markets. He recalls historical figures, notes farmland potential around Nungatta and Yambulla Plats, praises Weatherhead and Dunbar Napier era improvements, and argues a highway would unlock pastoral wealth and dairy opportunities across 12 000 acres.

Shelley Gunos Witngrabelle Wangrabelle N. S.W Bombala Sydney G. H. Wise Gippsland Nungatta Borderland Brown Chas. McCoy Yambulla Weatherhead Nungatte Yombulla Acre Alexander Weatherhead L Smiles Jong Yambulla Flats Nungatta Creek Par South H. R. McWilliam Phippard Messrs. Dunbar and Napier Dunbar TG. Napier Nungatia Australia

Federal Pastoral Award alters 1933 conditions summary

The document lists major changes to the Federal Pastoral Award effective late January 1933. Key points include new double payment rules for ram wages, wage adjustments tied to cost of living, transport requirements for shed workers, revised station hands rules and holidays, simplified meal cook rates, and clarified discharge waiting time. It also covers proof of membership, utensils standards, ration provisioning, and strike-related cook pay.

Lnstund Keersts Keerstz Board of Reference Ad Euiployer Cnck

Odd Tales From Melbourne and West Australia Mishaps

A hodgepodge of outlandish anecdotes from Australian life includes a rector’s quip on heaven and trousers for a tail, a Melbourne widow awarded compensation after a death linked to employment, and a NSW Park discovery of two stags with interlocked antlers and a wire gag. Also recounted is a mare in Gilgundon nearing 34 foals, bush humor about a vicious mare in Dingo, a Perth killing tale misread as a silenced pistol incident, and a note on a rifle shot thought to be a cracker.

Father Husply Newman College Melbourne A.C An Inquirer Corker Pather Murphy Nsw, National Park Black Mountain Gilgunden Thorso Fred Lamye Coonamble Amare England Jim Dingo Trannigan's Bill Anderson Carl Perth

Unemployment Fund Grants Road Expansion to Orbost

An additional 53000 from the unemployment relief fund approved to extend Deddick River road by 24 miles from the railhead at Orbost to Honang and open Crown land subdivision. £30000 already spent on the 30 mile stretch. A large snake threatened Wallabadsh Church in Tamwood during evening service, wriggling from the organ, brushing Dorothy Barnett’s feet, causing screams. Constable Barnett, on holiday from Newcastle, captured the snake after leaping upon it.

Unemployment Relief Fund Deddick River Orbost Honang Tamwood Dorothy Barnett Constable Barnett Newcastle

Bendoc Court records theft charge for 50 ounces gold

William Watson, charged on the information of Edward Dent and Reginald Higgs, faced Bendoc Court of Petty Sessions for stealing about 50 ounces of gold belonging to Dent, Higgs, Clarke, and Stokes. He reserved his defence and was committed for trial at the General Sessions in Bairnsdale on January 21.

Bendoc Petty Sessions William Watson Edward V. Dent Reginald Higgs Clarkesville Edward Dent RW. Higgs A.W. Clarke Stokes Bairnsdale

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