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Newspaper

Bombala Times

Location

Bombala, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 17, 1925

Page

5

Affairs of Lord Mallingcott and Sylvia Chichester

Lord Mallingcott proclaims love for Sylvia Chichester and seeks to marry her, pressuring Lady Susan to accept a marriage for money while Sylvia wrestles with the social pressures of her season. Jack Chichester, meanwhile, dreams of a future with Sylvia and weighs practical limits on income and lifestyle to marry his beloved.

Mallingcott Susan Sylvis Wouch Lacy Swean Jack Chichester Sylvia Mallingcot Jack Chichester Lady Sousa Lord Robert Mrs. Bransoms Lady Susan Robert Bia Tordship Busan His Lordship Lord Mallingcott Tampose Syl Che Taily Sean Mullingcott Danie Lady Shan Lord Mellingcott Mal Tingeott Lord Mallingeatt

Australian Manufacturing Touring Train Aims To Showcase Goods

Between October 1926 and May 1936 the Touring Great White Exhibition will visit New South Wales county towns with an 8,000 pound government subsidy promised by Premier Lang. The white painted train will travel by night with searchlights and host Australian made displays, concerts, and educational programs to bring factories to country people, with Bombala Chamber of Commerce pushing for its visit.

New South Wales Lang Australia Wnign Bombala Chamber of Commeron Bombala

Dodge Brothers advocate One Design policy praised by official

The article cites Russell Hoff of Dodge Brothers praising a single design strategy over yearly models. It argues this approach preserves value, reduces depreciation, and sustains strong used car demand, noting owners’ satisfaction and industry trend toward steady refinement and long term service reputation.

Dodge Brothers Russell Hoff Huff Bveryons Bax

Shire Council notes tender and road works update

The Bibbenlake Shire Council held its monthly meeting with President Santelle and councillors in attendance. Tenders for Contract 6.25, an underpass at Cathcart, and a £297 Us project by G. R. Phillips were noted. the latter was accepted. The President reported attending the Shires Conference. thanks were given by the Council. Reports covered development reins, road repairs affected by weather, staff adjustments, and ongoing work on Polly Hut-Tip Tree, Bucky Springs, and Tayfield roads. Contractors Beveridge Varna and A D McDonald progressed on culverts, forming, and gravelling. Mt. Darragh works paused by wet conditions. The Snowy River bridge plans, Deep Creek Mila-Craigle bridge, and Church Creek crossings advanced. the Deep Creek bridge is nearing completion and will be higher than the old structure.

Orso Santelle B. Helmers Jeffreys R. Stevenson AL Waight Uulvert Twofold Bay Development League Dandenong Conlwence Shires and Boroughs Association Thes A. H. Wright Main Roads Board Bukulong Holts Blat Siding Coonm Road Came Rowls Polly Hut-Tip Tree Bucky Springs Road Tayfield Beveridge Bon Rockton Varna Mt. Darragh Mila Thvill Bukslong Creek Rockton A.D. McDonald

Dodge Brothers cars offer lasting pride and value

The text argues that buying a new Dodge Brothers car provides steady value and confidence. It claims owners can drive for years without fearing depreciation and maintain pride in ownership within the Dodge Brothers family.

Dodge Brothers

Ten-year-old Adelaide boy inherits seven thousand pounds

Clifford Boomsa, aged ten from Adelaide, with a mother in a mental hospital and no known relatives, inherits £7000 after his guardian, the State Children’s Department, placed him in foster care. Born in Gawler, he lived with foster families in Echunga where David Trosar, a widower, visited him. Trensis died last week leaving the fortune.

Clifford Boomsa Adelaide Gawler State Children's Department Echunga David Trosar Trensis

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John H. Duos Leste Drummond Bilson Were Chaptha Jermyn Street Sylyvia Marquess of Thornton and Pigoy Wire Hatlo Mellingcott Wuey Chichenter Rey Bibbenlake Shire Council Philip Trad Street Condoleon Bros.telephone Fred. H. Gee Bombala-Craige J. Thornton Studebaker Dodge H. R. Bryan Bega J. F. Ziegler & Son Church Street Hayan Industriag Chas. Tome
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