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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
4
Shire of Bibbenlake Part I shows available funds for 1922 with revenue and expenditure items. Balance carried down and various allocations to Health Administration license fees and works contributions appear, as reported by the Government Statistician in 1922.
The notice lists football matches among Bibbenluke Bom Bala Delegate and Bombala with rounds scheduled across June to July. It records byes and pairings such as Bibbenluke versus Bom Bala and Bomala versus Delegate at various venues.
The Bombala Land Board sat Friday and Saturday delivering decisions on dozens of cases. Names include Haggar George A A Cn L confirmed and Preston H Ad withdrawn. Parkes Jolur A Willgooss Geo T Hayden Chus extension of term of Special lease for 7 years. John R Walker parish Wollondibby adjourned. annual rent appraisals set at 74s per acre for T Bartley Sp L and 3s 6d per acre for Os W Bartley Spy Les. compliances and forfeiture recommendations noted for several applicants. many claims adjourned or withdrawn. interactions involve local offices Cn L Sp L H S SH and related parishes and road projects.
Advertisement copy promotes Pisurated Magnesia as instant relief for indigestion. It claims the tablets centralise stomach activity to prevent fermentations and distress and advises checking the wrapper for the word BISMAG to ensure a genuine remedy.
Rev Basil Bourchier of Hampstead argues against prohibition claiming it creates inequality and slavery while favoring temperance. Cardinal Bourne at Mansion House calls for genuine temperance through education and united Christian action rather than sweeping Prohibition.
An 19th century ad describes biliousness as a life draining condition with restless nights dull pains and constipation. It touts Dr Morse Indian Boot Pills as a safe purely vegetable remedy that purifies the blood flushes the system and restores smooth bodily function. Regular use is claimed to prevent common complaints and maintain health.
An Australian advertisement touts Doan's Ointment as the safest remedy for all forms of piles. It cites Mrs. W. Membrey of Enmore who found lasting relief after a long struggle and notes the product is sold nationwide at 2/9 per pot or by post from Foster-McClellan Co. in Sydney.
The Postmaster General allows printed circulars bearing Circular at the top to be sent at printed paper rates if not personal communications to adversaries only. Circulars may be in letter form with standard salutations and signatures by hand not permitted. Also mentions Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for coughs and colds.
The Bombala council met Tuesday night with Aldermen Goldberg Warne Clatworthy Platts Phillips Smith Dead and Champion present. They reported a General Fund credit of £146 6s 0d and a Sanitary Fund credit of £100 1s 1d after payments. The Clerk leased park space for £10 yearly to J Turnbull and granted permission to L Rampling to build. A fence was approved for DC Lomas and H R Bryan with Watton Estate extension. The council discussed street conditions, future building plans, and a joint effort with Shire Council on motor tax for main roads. a decision to cooperate was unanimous. The Works Committee was empowered to spend the main roads grant and to seek approval for a culvert on Maybe Street. The report on tenders and auditors was read. Concerns about rubbish tips near Manning and Queen Street were raised, with a request to address the nuisance. The council also reviewed footpath concrete costs and agreed to share the expense with property owners. the mayor offered to pave the footpath in front of his premises as an experiment.
About 1000 pupils and teachers will visit Mr Kosciuszko over five weeks beginning June 15. The first batch of 70 arrives that date with organiser A Lambie, hotel manager. Seven or eight tours of eight days each are planned, with total cost £5 10s covering rail fare and incidents. 800 applications exceeded capacity.
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