Local notes and council grants update from Bombala district
News and notes report multiple items. Jonas offers household furniture and farming implements for sale tomorrow. The Church of England sale date moved from June 23 to 30. Bega Agricultural Society ends year with a £75 debit and a clean slate. Mr F Torpey leaves Bombala Hospital for warmer climate. Associated Newspapers Ltd. libel action seeks £10,000 damages. Bombala Municipal Council to receive £200 Federal unemployment relief to fund Wellington Street Public School. Council sought £600 with possible balance later. Bibbenlake Shire Council allocated £1,100 for roads at Jin cumbilly Siding Craigie Mila plus £350 local funding.
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Bombala
Wellington Street
Bibbenlake
Jincumbilly
and Craigie
Mila
Unemployed Relief Tax Rules for Employers in 1900s
The Taxation Commissioner clarifies that employers need not collect unemployment relief tax from capital employees not in the employer’s actual business. Grazier hiring staff on the station must deduct wages tax, but domestic workers are exempt from collection. incomes are reported in the employer’s tax return. Mr. Shaw seeks details on employee numbers.
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E. G. Shaw
Shaw
Apis 1982 Event From 1 P M To 8 August
An awkward fragment notes a scheduled period from 1 p m to 8 August related to Apis in 1982. The readable text does not provide clear context, participants, or location.
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Apis
Death of Bega District News partner Henry Jardine
Mr Henry Jardine a part proprietor of the Bega District News died suddenly on Turaday. He was known in Monaro and Bomjala childhood, once an accountant, then owner of the Bega Standard before joining the District News. Sympathy to relatives. he upheld journalistic standards. Also covered: Old-time ball at Literary Institute, details of decoration, music, and supper. waltzing winners Mr and Mrs Claude Elliott. expected profit about £29. Mention of Trader Horn coming to Olympia with Bris bane Truth quotes and Empire Theatre season.
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Henry Jardine
Bega
Bega Bank
Bega Standard
District News
W. A. Smith
Literary Institute
Dave Danamore
M.O
D. Dunsmore
Claude Elliott
Trader Horn
Olympia
Brisbane
Cathcart and Bombala football match and local school results
Local Cathcart boys lost to Bombala 16 to 3 in league play after a hard game on the ground. Earlier Cathcart beat Bombala 8 to 3 in Shield competition. The piece also lists Cathcart Public School yearly exam standings with multiple named students and notes the death of Mr. James Bobbin aged 66, plus a gallery of arts and theatre items at the Olympia featuring Lawrence Tibbett and Laura Smith with a Wodehouse piece audience.
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Bombala
Cathart
Inds
Cathcart
Hombala
Tod
Tasker
Ryans
Lomases
Bom Bala Club Visitors Trounced By Bega 29-3
Bom Bala Club footballers visited Bega on Monday and faced a lopsided loss as Bega won 29 to 3 in first grade action. The column also lists multiple first grade fixtures with Bibbenluke, Bombala, Cathcart, Delegate, and Galner in upcoming rounds through July.
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Bibbenluke
Cathcart
Bombala
V. Bibbenluke
Bombela
Cathcart Bombala
Tay —Galner
Messra Lyone and Lang address crowds in Sydney venues
Last night Sydney Town Hall hosted final messages by Messra Lyone and Stevens as thousands waited outside while the Opera House was packed for Mr Lang's jury address. The jury is expected to verdict tomorrow. Bega Council polls residents on Sunday sport at the Recreation Ground with a June 18 vote. Ald Rogers cites Bombala poll support but notes differing local control and public viewing of a play.
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Sydney
Messra Lyone
Stevens
Opera House
Mr. Lang
Bega
Bega Recreation
Ald
Rogers
Bombala
Bombala Gumnuts dominate two weekend matches
Bombala Gumnuts beat Cathcart 3 0 and then defeated Cooma Blues 7 2 as Mrs Wise led with four goals and Kathleen Williams plus Mary Willisma contributed. Wing forward discipline noted. Delegates poised to visit Bombala links next day. Chirnside wins two at Merimbula and Bega events with net scores 76 and 37.
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Bombala Gumnuts
Cathcart
Cooma Blues
Wise
Mary Willisma
Hart
Kathleen Williams
Bombala
Mra
J. K. Chirsids
Bega
J. L. Chirnside
Stevens Aims to Restore Solvent Public and Private Finance
In a final message to electors Premier Stevens warned that Saturday’s vote decides New South Wales and the Commonwealth. He labeled the campaign a crusade, contrasted United Parties against alleged default and corruption, and pledged solvent finance, protection for producers, and revival of work.
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Vnd
Commonwealth
Lang
Transport act reform pledges from United Party leader
The Minister for Transport Mr Bruxner pledged to amend the State Transport Co-ordination Act to extend goods transport range from 20 to 50 miles and to remove government transport services from political control. He outlined plans for a neutral authority within the ministry to manage services efficiently and coordinate transport on scientific lines. He also noted inquiry into metro transport and motor transport utilization to return essential services to the public. The Diggers Ball raised £23 at the School of Arts, while Delegate beat Ribbenlake 18 to 2 in a first-grade football match attracting many young players despite heavy rain.
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Sydney
Modern Transport Federation of Australis
Bruxner
United Party
Ministry For Transport
Metro Four
Swede Turnip Grows to 26 Pounds in Nimmitabel
A Nimmitabel resident told the Editor of the Bega Nemes that he grew a swede turnip weighing 26 pounds. The note mentions a Bombala resident who reportedly grew a potsteez so large that three spuds filled the old bag.
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Nimmitabel
Bega Nemes
Usual monthly meeting of the U S and 8 T League held June 3
The group met on June 3 with many members eager to hear a visiting speaker. Details of the August Annual State Congress were received and agenda items will be discussed at the next meeting. A delegate to Congress will be appointed at that session. For coughs and colds Wood's Gri Onre an Reppert.
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U.S
8. T. League
Agen
Congress
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P. D. McNee
Imperial Hotel
Iss Gilmour
Sretonia
Mavic
Ribbenlake
Nes
Sister O'Regan
A.t.na
Q.t.nla
Presbyterian
Bedluke
Church OF England
H.C
Bakalong
Bacar
Brennan
Methodist
Mr. C. Elton
M. L. Larrow
Jonas
Bega Agricultural Society
F. Torpey
Bombala Hospital
Associated Newspapers Ltd. Agsi
Bombala Air Gross Society
Neds Sore Port
Fonsult
Lou Gerathy
M. Gerathy
Cathart Public School
Claes
Mawson
Kitty Jarman
Phyllis McCoy
Lou Jarman
Bryce Solomon
Frank Stewart
V—Darcy Kimber
Marjory McCoy
Jack Foley
Iv—Gordon Stewart
Jack Gifford
Ruth Stewart
Ut—Louis McCoy
Harry da Costa
Laura Griffin
Joe Cowell
Phyllis Standen
Harry Seanes
Audrey Griffin
Laura McCoy
Cameron Foley
James Bobbin
Dooms
Henry Bobbin
Eden
John Bobbin
Cathwart
Lawrence Tibbett
Tibbett
Laura Smith
Phono’graph Record
Agd Gentral
Pro‘dre
P. G. Wodehous
Smith's Weekly
Monaro
Janey
N.S.W
Sir Henry Parkes
Parkes
Black Janey
Sir Henry
Wongarbon
Bega News
Vanbh Naider O Budbel
Sporting News
Hibbenluke
Secomi
GOLF
Mr. Stevens
John Comber
P. Jonas
K. Murphy
R ”Rphy
Orapary Bee and Cash Grocer
C. Williams
Anderson
D. J. Norris
Conms
Eden-Monaro
D. J
IND U.ap
Young Australia
Bombala Cal Tl
Aluable Qhei V Ownse
Shmo
School of Arts
Schute Bell IC
Talkies'Olympia
Wonces
Hone Cen
Childins
Reginald Denny
Fifi Dorsay
Emma
St. James’s Theatre
Literary Institute Ball
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