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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
1
Mr P D McNee a dental surgeon will visit Bombala Caves with details to be announced An early appointment is necessary and inquiries should be directed to the Imperial Hotel as per the notice.
Bombala District Hospital's May month report shows 11 admissions, 8.6 daily average, and £9 165 in patient fees. The committee noted licenses supply needs, reviewed Matron's report, and thanked Mr Wildish for services. A separate court appearance in Bowral involved 19 year old John Trewin on an assault with intent charge, awaiting Parramatta sessions. The Orbost Shire's 1929-30 road funding list includes £1200 for Cada Valley and £3000 for Cann Valley widening. The death of Nanette Heyde at age six and a large funeral followed diphtheria diagnosis.
A brief note thanks Stewart and all who sent wreaths cards and sympathy during the time of bereavement.
News and Notes itemizes local incidents including Mr A Rodwell of Orbost buying stock, the death of Mr Binnie of Towimba after prolonged illness, and Mrs J Alpha Jost mourning their four year old son who died at Heather Hospital from asthma. Arthur Morley King, former postmaster at Berridate, to stand trial for misappropriating £93 of Commonwealth property at Cooma Quarter Sessions. Also mentions Cobargo Chronicle facing pressure from advertisers and local horticultural encouragement amid tree planting and a traveling house project by the Shire Council built on a motor truck chassis at reduced cost and praised by occupants.
The Baines snooker tournament at the Sobiaph of Arts Club Room concluded with multiple round results including G. Tow beating H. Head, Little defeating Mellis, D. Dunsmore over Castes, and Eltow triumphing over Back Engler. Bombala beat a team 18 to 3. fifteen players will travel to Melbourne for a match against Southern Monarchon on August Ted. The Southern Monarch Union lost 24 to 8 to Duntroon Military College at Cunherea Inge with SM leading early before stamina waned. Me Maslin praised the trip.
Delegate Football Club defeated Nimmitabel by 27 points to 5 in a recent match. The team prepares to travel to Nimmitabel for a return encounter on the 80th. Rainfall totals this month at the post office reach 129 points as snow slowly disappears from the ground.
Municipal Bombala opens tenders for a religious service arrangement in chambers. Officials invite bids for staffing and ceremonial duties with a focus on layout, timing, and decor. The call seeks qualified bidders affiliated with local churches or civic groups to support worship operations.
The Bibbenlake Shire Council President invites attendees to a meeting and notes funds collected for stalls and events. A list shows cash donations from residents and businesses totaling 30 pounds 14 shillings plus further race receipts and prize money. The report warns the final proceeds will exceed the amount shown due to incomplete receipts.
Mrs. J. E. Bennett remains very ill at Exeter home. Local footballers back from Canberra report a defeat but plan to meet Bombala on Saturday on the local ground with a lighter team due to injuries. A church fundraising bazaar is planned for July with a preparatory social. Miss D. Ein Stadt and Miss Pawel Quterill named honorary secretaries.
An OCR fragment touts instant digestion relief with phrases like intense pain and soothing effects. The wording is garbled, mentioning a wrapper sign and terms such as Bisning and oval digestion aid without clear product or company names.
The report notes Rev Pulley Rochel traveling from Melbourne to Hobart to meet Archbistrop Barey and Mr Perkins. It states a deputy director confirmed plans to establish a mail portage between Mt Darragh and Nawlers 4 6 and 6 Malin Ronds Camp three times weekly starting the 17th instant.
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