Bombala Court Sitings Highlight District Court Closure Impact
Bombala faced loss of its District Court and Quarter Sessions center as officials moved cases to Cooma. Two principals and about fifteen witnesses appeared this week, underscoring travel costs for litigants and witnesses and hotel expenses that would have been avoided if Bombala could hear cases locally. The Justice Department decision came years ago, shifting hearings 54 miles away and increasing overall court costs.
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Justice Department
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Bombalow seeks district court status again
Local voices urge the Municipal and Shire Councils to petition the Department to restore Bombalow to the Low Calendar as a District Court town. The push follows previous attempts to remove the Contmute and curtail railway services, highlighting the town’s desire to settle matters locally despite costs.
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Coama
News and Notes from Bombala District
Light rain and local notices fill the Bombala area with updates on postponed Hinslett competition, band recruitment, Sheep Show planning, and School of Arts tournament results. Officials note wage losses from strikes, while merchants promote Farm and Station supplies and Wools Great Peppermint Cure for colds.
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Hinslett
Bombala Triumph in Shield Opener over Cathcart 4-3
In the season opener Bombala edged Cathcart 4 to 3 at local ground. Egan scored early, with further goals as the match stayed tight. Elliot, Dansamore, and others shone while Cathcart’s side earned respect with a stubborn, well-fought display. The Bombala lineup slated to play Bibbenlake next and a Sydney visit is planned for August.
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Bombala
Ribbenlake
Sydney
General Meeting Called by Bombala Town Council
A public general meeting is convened in Bombala to discuss community matters. Members are urged to attend Thursday night in Room 1 to hear updates and raise questions. All commoners and residents are requested to be present for the session.
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Bombsla
Mr. Watson
Dairy Co May 1727 Butter Output and Tender Bureau
May 1727 butter produced at the Teatory with first grade at 1/054 per Ib second grade 1/4 per Ib. Working expenses listed at $44 per Ib. Directors approved tenders for carting butter to Bombala Railway Station and for cream transport from Biblenlake Depot to Cathasrt. Extraordinary meeting adjourned to July 8 to decide on purchasing land and building a manager's residence. Local requests for a New Station to Wynd fram road progress, railway orders for sleepers likely if tests succeed.
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Cathasrt
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Church Services Notes and a Football Tragedy
Church calendar for June lists Anglican Catholic and Methodist services with Holy Communion Evensong and dates across Bamba Knox Valley and Bibbenlake areas. A football accident reporters describe the death of Victor B. M. Jeo aged TB years on June 18 at Bibbeningky. obituary note ends with a sentimental verse.
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Bombala Eden Railway League Forms Eden Branch Meeting Held
A Bombala Eden Railway League meeting led by the mayor discussed forming an Eden branch and planning a July 26 conference at Bombala. Attendees urged rail route decisions, urged co operation with Victorian authorities, and requested erecting finger posts on main roads.
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Bisulated Magnesia Presented as Honest Indigestion Remedy
An advertisement extols Bisulated Magnesia as a trusted indigestion remedy claiming relief within three minutes. It asserts wide user endorsement from doctors hospitals chemists and customers worldwide and notes genuine packs bear the brand name Bismag for public protection.
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Prohibition in Finland Described as a Failure
A Helsingfors correspondent notes Finland went dry two years ago yet reports show heavy bootlegging and continued alcohol use. Authorities cite rising drunkenness arrests and a tragic illicit spirit trade among the poor, while the capital’s hotels still offer liquor. The trend suggests limited success in rural areas.
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Manchester “Guardian
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Europe
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Tsthonia
A Boy Bandit Strikes Clunes Knitting Mills
Melbourne Friday report of a 17 year old youth armed with a rifle who robs the Clunes Knitting Mills of about £840 in total, pockets £100 in notes, fires at pursuing employees, then flees to a hairdressing saloon and later warns locals before leaving town. Police have begun a search as details emerge of his background and moments preceding the crime.
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Tulbot Road
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Boy Captured After Police Search In Mine Shaft
Disposition and his mental weakness hue caused uneasiness among residents as police and vigilants gathered in force to locate him. The boy was found Sunday in an old mine shaft, offered no resistance, and appeared glad to surrender.
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Fodder Conservation Address On Drought Losses
Mr A H Wright spoke to a Delegate meeting on fodder conservation praising silage pits. He cited Riverina drought losses and described Wagga Experimental Farm lessons and Brungkull’s 6500 acre holdings. He urged large scale fodder stores to avert stock losses and reduce overland carriage costs. A vote of thanks followed.
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