Munioe Council Faces Finances and Nuisance Complaints
The Munioe Council met Tuesday with Aldermen Warne Helmers Wilton Leslaighter Gee Plowright and Head present. The Mayor reported anticipated credits in the general fund of £5468 and in the sanitary fund £27 19/2 after accounts are paid. W P McMahon complained of nuisance from neighbours burning rubbish and offensive smoke. referred to the Inspector. Building permits and licenses were approved, including butcher shop licenses for A A Brasington and L Davis, and licenses for a cutting cart. The council approved procurement for guard materials and sought trees from Canberra. Accounts totaled £45 13/7 general and £500 9 in sanitary funds. The Auditors’ report was satisfactory and the Clerk received a vote of appreciation.
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Munioe’ Council
Ald. Warne
Helmers
Wilton
Leslaighter
Gee
Plowright
Head
W. P. McMahon
L. J. Vider
Wellington Street
J. Perkins
M.hsa
Perkine
Department of Health
A. W. Garnock
Main Roads Board
Bombala
A. A. Brasington
L. Davis
Master Butchers’ Association
G. Warne
W. Moste
Dent
Ald
Canberra
Maybe
Burton Street
Works Committee
Proof in results in newspaper advertising
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Satara
Ita
Sdverditag
Girl Guides Elect New Leaders at Annual Meeting
The Girl Guides Association held its annual meeting in the club room with fair attendance. A credit balance of £323 in Guide funds and £192 in Local Association funds were reported. New officers include Mrs. Shaw replaced as President by Mrs. Thorne, with E. Edwards and E. Garnock as Vice-Presidents. A Brownie Company was formed under Hilda Toms and Marion Ingram. A District Rally at Bombala may be considered later, and a social welcome event for Commissioner Mrs. Davenport is planned for Friday 17th at the C.W.A. Rest Room.
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Girl Guides’ Association
Noeline Smith
Eileen Gilmore
Brownies
Hilda Toms
Marion Ingram
Thorne
Shaw
E. Edwards
E. Garnock
Mesdames Leonard
Jefferis
J. Toms
Collis
Chandler
Medd
M. Tweedie
Country Women's Association June Meeting Notes
Sixteen members attended the June Country Women’s Association meeting. Mrs Minehan presided as Miss E Garnock reported on the street stall for the Hospital raising funds via the Younger Set. The Relief Committee outlined past month needs and letters for assistance, while knitting competition prizes were donated for August. A beginners knitting class will be led by Mrs Goldie, and Mrs Davenport will address members at the Rest Room. Plans to hire a qualified Thessmaking teacher for Bombala were discussed with enrolment expected.
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Minehan
E. Garnock
Goldie
C. W. A. Younger Set Meets For Social Planning
The monthly Younger Set gathering led by Mrs. Wise had good attendance. The treasurer was told to pay the parent branch for Rest Room use. A social evening is set for the 16th in the School of Arts supper room. Prospects for hospital X-ray fundraising discussed, decision deferred.
Unclear record of William Stokes with garbled text
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Open Column on X-ray Plant for Bombala Hospital
A Bombala Times letter urges funding an X-ray plant at Bombala Hospital. The writer pledges £22 and asks for 50 residents to contribute the remaining amount, noting current funds and the need to avoid travel to Cooma or Sydney for X-rays.
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Eoitor
Bombala
Cooma
Sydney
Tree trimming anger in Bombala letters to the editor
To the Editor of The Bombala Times a reader laments the hacking of a roadside tree near Minehan's corner. The writer urges careful cutting with a saw and proposes protecting remaining trees as destruction continues across the town. They question shire councillors on responsibility and indifference.
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Bombala Times
Minehan’s Corner
Bombala
Tam
Confiscation Clause Alarm in New South Wales Debated
A letter to the editor criticizes Section 25 of the Mortgages Taxation Act. It argues the provision would allow forced entry by state officials into banks, offices, and homes to seize mortgage documents and title deeds. The writer condemns the measure as a threat to homes and property, urging political accountability before June 11.
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Bombala ‘Times
Ladg
N.8.w
Sutton
Lang
Messrs. Garden, Graves
Mr. Lang
Degerve
Vis
Municipal Council mulls loan for public works plan
The Commonwealth Government offers two thirds of loan interest for reproduction works. The council weighs borrowing 10900 for a concrete project and swimming bath. When funds circulate, a reduction in loan dependency is expected.
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Cotingonwealth
Bibbenlake Weekend of Local Sport Matches
The village sports weekend saw Bibbenlake football win 8 3 at Delegate and the Bibbenlake men’s team prevail 18 by Delegate. Sunday the men’s hockey team beat Beresford 7 2 at home. Monday saw Cooma ladies hockey beat Ribbenlake Indies 4 3 en route to Bombala, while Beresford Indies beat the home side 4 1. Reserves beat Nimmitabel 3 by a narrow margin and a rifle team defeated Cooma A and B squads. Individual scores unavailable.
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Schhool
Bibbenlake
Beresford
Cooma
Ribbenlake Indies
Bombala
Beresford Indies
Nimmitabel
Election notes on Lang and Independent candidates street addresses
Mr J J Bollard spoke in Maybe Street Saturday night to a good turnout while D J Norrie the Independent UAP candidate will address tonight Polling day is tomorrow from 8 am to 8 pm The piece attacks Labour and Arbitration Act urging voters to back Lang and the pro union system It cites expected employment impacts and unemployment relief taxes in Tasmania The piece also notes J M Burchell ex MHR Fremantle WA spoke in support of W W Hedges at the Literary Institute The Mayor presided and attendance was small with speeches urging confidence if Lang is defeated and warnings of disaster if returned
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J.J. Bollard
Lang Plan
Maybe Street
D. J. Norrie
U.A.P
Lang
Legislative Council
J. M. Burchell
M.H.R
Fremantle
W.A
Literary Institute
W. W. Hedges
Burchell
Candelo Athletic Club Holds Ninth Annual Sport Day
Fifty years ago Candelo hosted the ninth annual esporte of the Candelo Athletic Club on May 24, the queen’s birthday. The event drew about 80 onlookers despite rain, with J Brindle winning the Champion race for R J Tooth’s 10 games cup in 21 seconds for the 300 yard distance. EW Richards was runner up and Wolf Tongany placed third.
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Candelo
Candelo Athletic Club
Hhr
Queen Victoria
Patton
BR. L. Tooth
M.P
H. E. Wren
J. Cochrane
A. Alcock
J. T. Colli
A. J. Cook
A. H, le
E. J. Coman
J. W. Sharpe
J. Uedy
H. F. Collins
T. Goldenrith
Ten
W. BE. Cole
R. J. Tooth
Wan
J. Brindle
EW. Richards
J. Poses
Brindinalee
Towner
Ilieg Vost
Rye Aseienerstathanadi
Iim
Bombala Rifle Club Defends Cups in Weekend Shoot
The Bombala Rifle Club successfully defended the Far South Coast Rifle Association Cup and the Roberts Shield against Bege Rifle Club in 6 and 8 man matches. A 10 man teams match was also held with 8 shots at 500 and 600 yards. Bombala won the Cup and Shield by 15 and 21 points respectively amid favorable weather and a slight mirage.
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Bombala Rifle Club
Bege Rifle Club
Bombals
Ane Toe Maria Mitek
L Pointe
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