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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
4
TACWA employs a large staff of scientists and engineers to develop every phase of wireless. DON KERNEDY is noted as a local dealer in the advertisement call and inquiry.
A 1936 astrology forecast from Raphael's Prophetic Messenger predicts a quick recovery in trade and a seven year prosperity cycle led by Uranus in Taurus. It forecasts tariff changes, new wealth, population schemes for Australia and Canada, and a rise of democratic and socialist influence, with June eclipse warnings and potential upheaval in Germany.
A solemn Methodist Church wedding at Borbal a on May 11 joined Jessie Mabel Slipper and Clifford Joseph Yelds. The bride wore white satin with silk net and orange blossom coronet. bridesmaid Miss Elsie Skipper wore green marocain. The best man was Jim Yelds. After the ceremony mothers hosted seventy guests at Masonic Hall with lemon and white chrysanthemums. couple honeymooned at Caragobal.
Toftvenza notes widespread illness confining residents to bed. Mrs J Wright of Einstadt died at Batesman Bay after once running a hotel there. Bibbenlake and Bernsford hockey ended 2–2 with Beresford showing better team play aided by the McMahon sisters. Bibbenlake–Outhoard games yielded a win for Cathcart, with Rex Taylor, H Taylor, and Cathcart players scoring. A fatal accident near Dangelong claimed Mr Caldwell, formerly of the area, after a dray accident. he died in Sydney after surgery, leaving a widow and four children.
A vitriolic polemic calls for closer settlement to curb hunger as overcrowded nations seek expansion. It denounces old policies and banks reforms while predicting a new age of progress. The piece envisions a higher plane of existence with no strikes or wars and cites a new heaven and earth as destiny.
Pitt, Son and Badgary Ltd report on Wednesday's market listing 99 tons of rabbitskins catalogued. The market was generally little better with competition easing under a promise of sales, and closed with little change from losses.
Farmers and Graziers report a tight bark supply, keeping the market brisk. Buyers prefer better grades with quotations: best heavy to 9 pounds 10 shillings per ton, medium 8 pounds 6 shillings to 9 pounds 5 shillings, inferior 5 to 6 pounds per ton.
The Parmers and Grators Co operatives Ltd report on the 87th altima Rabbiteet sale listing 102 tons submitted an 11 percent rise. Prices advanced with demand stronger though not at peak and average rates closed about 2d per lb higher. Boxings 7622 submitted. Marsurran Sing firm at late rates.
The Commonwealth treasurer announces a new 9,000,000 pound Commonwealth Loan. The 3 percent interest rate applies to a 15 year issue AO. The price and terms allow payments in full or by instalments to October 1 1936. Investments from 10 pounds or more. includes taxation privileges and aims to fund public works and state needs. Closing date June 7, with possible early closure on over-subscription.
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