Boudbbarn Chamber of Commerce Meeting Minutes
The Boudbarn Chamber of Commerce met Tuesday night with officers Shelly Tweedie and others present. A letter from Goulburn Chamber of Commerce on decentralisation was held for future consideration while payments for Literary Institute rent and Millers Signs Ltd were approved. The deputation to urge Nimmitabel to Wangrabell highway development received a good hearing and the minister promised to pass requests to the Local Government minister. A letter of congratulations to Ravald Emanuel for university studies was approved. A plan to repurpose a large Cann River sign for border use was approved to be arranged with Mr. Gentozee. The Wangrabell road representations will be reviewed and a request to declare it a developed road will be sent to the Main Roads Board. The Postal Inspector in Cooma will be asked to improve Bombala–Osinn telephone service and the Bombala–Sydney connections. Subscriptions for the year were listed from multiple local residents and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boudbarn Chamber of Commerce
Messrs
Shelly
Slimw
Dadgery
B.C. Brove
J. Vider
Tweedie
Goulburn Chamber of Commerece
Literary Institute
Millers Signs Ltd
Ninimitabel Sed Bombala
Chamber
Justice
Nimmitabel
Victorian
Rockton
Wangrabell
Bia
Ravald Emanuel
Bombala
Badgery
Cann River
Gentozee
Bouibala
Ite
Main Roads Board
Shaw
St Cooma
Osnn
Road notes and accident near Mt Darragh and Bombala
From Our Own Correspondent reports heavy frosts and rough sections on local roads from Pretty Point ridge to Mrs Trevers. A motor car driven by J B Lancaster of Canberra escaped serious injury when it went over a Bank near Stockyard Creek. the Auburn Straight 8, valued at £2850, was wrecked beyond repair. Local maintenance teams repaired crossings but water runoffs and rough patches persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Darragh
Yeappere
Shire
Sherwin
Rixon’s
Pretty Point Ridge
Stockyard
Pup
J. B. Lancaster
Canberra
General Electric Company
Pambula
Bombala
Auburn
Lancaster
Eniror
Drought plight described from Wentworth to the Murray
A reporter details harsh conditions across New South Wales and into Victoria and South Australia. He notes widespread drought, starving sheep, scarce feed, and heavy losses on large stations. Isolated storms offer brief relief but rain remains elusive. The piece also highlights Lake Victoria and irrigation works on the Murray, promising hope if rains return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narrandera
Hay
Balranald
Hyston
Lorder
Milburg
Nereen Binde
Grasn
Niles
New South Wales
Wentworth
Mepindie
Darling
Bombala
Tam
Broken Hill
Queensland
Murray
Victoria
South Australian Irrigation Commmission Bow
Smash Price Bonanza Adds Spark to Largo Shop Sale
A Largo store slashes prices across a wide range of goods from clothing to blankets. Ladies and men’s wear including jumpers coats cardigans slippers and shoes reduced to smash prices with many items under or around the 20s range. Quilts blankets and stock fabrics also listed with significant cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largo
Edenab
Indiana
Colton
Afl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chamber of Commerce
Rocky Hall
West
Leet Us
Arra
Fordar
D. Kennedy
Ford
Biz Smash
The,People’s Store
CTHIS
Velour Coats
Samarang Kapok
Victor & Lane
Goldberg Bros. & CO
Bega Monumental Works
J. F. Ziegler & Son
Church Street
Bega
Warringa
LOGAL
H. R.bryan
Karswood
Liverpool and
London, and Globe Insurance Company, Ltd
Lowcat
Prompt & Liberal
Objet Office For
Australasia
Purr
Syoney
Dinxerous
W. C. Watt
Bag
Hon
E. Kater
ML. Mair
Eeq
Eric H. Mackay
Esqanager
A. Danvers Beg
W. H. Wheatley
Goulburn
Crookwell
Salo New
Vietor
Leonard & Son
N. Condoleon Massa Shep
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