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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
1
The fragment lists church services across denominations including Church of England, Roman Catholic, and Methodist with times in the morning and evening. It mentions a special men's meeting after a mediation, and refers to ministers Rev. F L Pasprs and Mr. One Bilton amid garbled place names and timings.
O Mack's sale to continue in Kenwiy. experts sought for orchard pruning. Mr. Kimber to be contacted. Asbestos cement shoots price cut by 2d per yard. Mr. A B L Walker leaves Pam bala after long storykeeping career. Jubilee Ball reports incomplete. Gordon Shawn noted. Two train loads of shorn sheep from Queensland arrived in Bom bala, about HK 6,000. Kenneth Morgenhan shot in left eye during fox hunt near Kyboan. moving to Sydney for specialist care. N South wins Golf Aggregate at Bogs. tied for Tour Ball Best Ball with KC Chimside. Show Ground supper room nearing completion. opening ball planned on 28th inst. Ladies to meet at Mr. Jones's office for supper arrangements. Oscar Leslie Dent and Olive Edith Beasley wed at the bride's home on May 27. Oberg urges tree protection citing American legislation and dangers of bonfires around towns.
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Mrs Maria Moroney 71 sister of Julius and Paul Vider died at her daughter's residence in Manly on the 3rd inst. A meeting is called for volunteers to clean the general cemetery due to fencing gates disrepair and briars in the old non sectarian portion. The meeting will be at J Badgery's office at 3pm next Wednesday. Canberra report notes a Boy Scouts troop forming at Bombala to join Canberra District Scouts Association and laments leadership impact on local scouting.
A. Balewada will personally visit delegates at Delegate Hotel on Monday June 24 and Tuesday June 25 from 9 am to 1 pm at Bombala Imperial Hotel on Tuesday June 25 from 4 pm to 6 pm and Wednesday June 26 from 2 pm to 2 pm.
Candelo tolls for W J Collins longtime resident of Collinswood who died after a lingering illness. He leaves widow, five sons Walter Ernest William Les Len and seven daughters Eva Lena Rita. aged 76, he came to Candelo in his youth and built a life of service to town and district. In Melbourne fish market gummies shark fetches higher price than best snapper as retailers pursue demand for Pork Fairy gummy shark. An elderly man, Adolph Trontagra of Mosman, died instantly at Ryde when a rolling horse and sulky crashed into a car, impaling him on the shaft. wife and daughter shocked, son driving unharmed.
A Monday night old time dance at the School of Arts under Aden Groves drew a growing crowd. The Vienna Orchestra provided music, a ballet prize went to B. Taylor and M. Lewis, and an appetising supper followed. Takings exceeded £30 with expenses light, noted President Livermore.
The issue notes a new regular motor lorry link between Bombala and Bega could improve mail and passenger service. Presently mails to Nimmitabel delay a day, and letters posted at Bombala reach Bega after 24 hours. A twice weekly service would allow same-day posting from Bombala with afternoon replies, while Canlelo and Candelo face long trips. council discussion with postal authorities urged.
The Talkies present Enchanted April from Elizabeth's novel at Olympia this Saturday. Ann Harding stars with Franks Morgan in a menless holiday tale set in an Italian villa, while Franchot Tone and Jean Main headline another dramatic story about four ambitious college men. A special Wednesday feature includes Splendid Fellows and the comedy A TIPPY with Stanley Lupino. Beaumont Smith's production and British Empire Films distribute the features.
The Changed Wool Position Winghcombe Carson Ltd reports no cause for uneasiness among growers as prices are unlikely to recede. Global carry overs are shrinking. Australia, South Africa, New Zealand and Argentina had 700000 bales in 1932 33 with record Four country production. Stocks, especially tops, remain healthy in Europe and Japan, with Japan buying eagerly. Reduced Australian merino output and lower South African supplies bolster the outlook, while mills expect strong turnover with high prices checkable by demand. Sydney season ends June 13, catalogue on June 11.
Results from the Bombala Tennis Club mixed doubles on King s Birthday 3 June 1935 show G Bills and Miss H South winning by handicap over F Wilkinson and Mrs Chandler 28-36. H Farmer and Miss M Nicholson 25. J Whyte and Miss Killian 29. J Jennings and Bliss Shaw 26. Division details list Wile and others. Whyte and Miss Killian beat R South and Miss Dweedig 4-1 in a separate match.
Hockey report from Bombala notes a 2 2 draw as Delegate girls and their opponents Mordane? Talbot scored twice and Hayes once for Delegate while Mrs Wise scored both for Bombala. Bega could not field a team for the Wednesday match. Southern Menare women’s hockey team departed for Sydney for Country Week matches.
The Red Cross Society in Bombala ward holds its annual street stall on Saturday November sth. Miss Edwards provides a name plate for the hospital ward door. Donations support Returned Soldiers with dinners on Anzac Day. Three clothing parcels were sent to the After-care Department and apples and pears were distributed to Returned Soldiers families. No meeting next month. a Bridge Party is planned for June 20 at Mrs Shandler’s residence to raise funds. The annual meeting is July 18.
June 15 heralds a public holiday as Messrs T Parkin son and S Evans start a 50 mile wheelbarrow push from Beechworth to Mt Buffalo, Victoria for £20. Parkinson challenges Evans, training underway, with carts loaded by day and night.
Joseph Corcoran Estate faced a writ from Miss Daisy Leith Hyde who worked as a housekeeper at Springvale. She alleges Joseph Corcoran promised a life annuity of one pound weekly by his will. Defendants deny the alleged promise as heard this month in the Supreme Court in Sydney.
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