Bombala and surrounding church service listings
June 22 services listed for Bombala and surrounding areas include Church of England at Bombala 11am and 2.30pm with Rev A J Bausern and Sam Siam, Milo 3 pm with Ruy S Broaproot, Methodist 7.90 pm, Roman Catholic delegates at Corrowong 9 and 7.80 pm, St Marys Bombala weekdays 7.20 am.
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Bombala
Ando
A. J. Bausern
Church OF England Jone
Bombala Sam
Siam
H.C
Milo
Ruy. S. Broaproot
Corrowong
Maes
St. Mary's
Abo Artifacts and Local News Highlights
Reading notes cover Abo Artifacts by Rev. Barrett and shuffled items about Amy Johnson, aviation in Queensland, and a Surrey Australia cricket score. Local notices include Salvage Stock dispute clarifications, hospital care for a digger, Carnival profits, and Shire Council road proposals with plans to inspect routes and seek funding from the M B Board.
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Abo
A. J. Barrett
Mr. G. Santelle
Misa Amy Johoson
Goulburn
Delegate Footballers Lose to Cathcart in Nonleague Match
In a misty Saturday game, Delegate footballers were defeated 9 to 4 by Cathcart. The match was not a official competition due to missing referee. delegates sought a new Waratah Shield date. Also, Mr. W H Crayford suffered a broken arm from a horse fall. A junior football club was formed at a Monday meeting. The Delegate P and A Society expects about £80 by year end on the 30th.
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Cathcart
W. H. Crayford
Annual Meeting of the Shore Association Guides
The Girl Guides Association held its annual meeting with Mrs Thorne presiding in place of President Mrs Shaw. The year-end report shows 16 local members, 30 total, 14 proficiency badges earned, 20 girls attended rallies in Cooma and Bombala, four patrols named Magpies Waratahs Wattle Blue Wrens, and plans for a jumble stall and parent membership drive.
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Shore! Association
Thorne
Meldunes Tyler
Clugston
Cooma
Fran Cooma
Nimmitabel
Bombala
Stally
Association
M. Tweedie
Shaw
Miss Edwards
Aboriginal Cricketers Visit England in 1868 Tour
The Times notes a team of Aboriginal cricketers led by Lawrence that toured England in 1868. Players include Bullocky Cuzens Dick-a-Dick King Cole Mullagh Peter Shepard Mosquito Jim Crow Chartey Tiger Two-penny Red Cap. They played at Kennington Oval and Ladywell and were honored with gifts and applause for skill. King Cole died that year. Mullagh was praised and later starred in Melbourne.
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the Times
England
Lawrence
Bullocky
Cuzens
Dick-a-Dick
King Cole
Mullagh
Peter
Shepard
Mosquito
Jim Crow
Chartey
Tiger
Kennington Oval
Surrey
Ladywell
Lewisham
Red Cap
Aetain
Sussex
Nullagh
Lord Harrie
Melbourne
City Council Elections Yield Nine Reform and Six Labor Wins
City voters returned nine Reform and six Labor candidates in midweek council elections. Notable figure Jock Garde among those elected, signaling a shift in local political balance and policy direction.
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Reform
Labor
Jock Garde
Quiet start as Sydney wool sale gains momentum later
Commercial sales at Sydney opened slowly with Inter growing busy as buyers operated freely. Major consignors Mesars. Winchcombe Carson Ltd offered 6618 bales from Monaro Queanbeyan and southern highlands. quality mostly medium and showy though not fine. European buyers led but Japan and Bradford bought also. smaller lots from Bombala and Bendolba featured ewes and wethers, hoggets and com at various prices.
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Sydney
Inter
Messrs
Winchcombe
New England
Wedmore
Bombala
J. M. G. Shaw
Ewes’ and Wethers
Hoggets
Charles T. Cotterill
Wethers
Mesars, Schute, Bell and Co., Ltd
Monaro
Southern
Japan
Bradford
Springvale
Koorong
Bimuell
Bungarby
Rockleigh
Wai /Bendolba
A M,l. and
F. Co
Glenmere
India
Bourbala Hospital Carnival Thanks Supporters
The Bourbala Hospital Carnival organizers thank all who contributed to the recent event. Volunteers helped with the carnival and ball night activities, and V. T. Thorne serves as president.
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Bourbala Hospital
Wsy
V. T. Thorne
Fund Aimed at Help for Distrressed Returned Soldiers
Committee of Th Di announces a fund to aid distressed returned soldiers. The KohARDT Bombala Sub-Branch supports efforts to provide assistance to veterans in need.
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Kohardt
Bombala
Hospital Carnival and Ball Sale Items Noted
Readable scraps show a hospital carnival context with items listed for sale including a tea set and wood goods. The fragment mentions amounts such as 85 180 and 110 40 715 60, indicating prices or lot numbers on a carnival sale page.
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Cambalong
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P. D.mcnee
Ras AuNike
Imperial Hotel
Heap Cryrox
Gilmoor
Tenaher
Busin
Panila
Bensure
Odress
Tines
O'Regan
At.n.a
Q.t.nla
Presbyterian
Methodist
A. Rey Baars
Bav
Joun Roous
Bombala Motors
Shell
Cyril Broome
Cane River
Queensland
Amy Johnson
Amy
Mack
Woodgera and Oalthorpe Ltd
C. Hardaker
Times
Frank Stark
Boubala
the Olympia
Russia
John Barrymore
Returned Soldiers’ Association
Jefferis
League
Walmsley
Imlay
Main Roads Board
Darragh
Tantawangle
Newell
Close
Wangrabelle
Rockton
Girl Guides’ Association
Hute Bell
Hospital
Hospital Carnival
Ted
Hospital Hi
Gill
Ing
C. H. McDougall
Olympia Pictures
Alveeman
ORDA
Arthur ‘Aholson
Beileiter
Barbara Bedford and
Malcom McGreggor
Buck Jones
Bombala School OF Arts
Onnjonin
Aun
Methodist Bazaar
Farge
Woodgers & Calthorpe Ltd
Mark
Fonte Enpuiey
Alance Sheet
Bombala District
Ath
C. Mack
Woodders & Calthorpe Limited
School OF Arts
Auinu
Ctetopest
John Barrimore