23 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
1
A fragmentary clippings page shows church notices for Presbyterian and Church of England services in Bombala and surrounds with times and locations. An in memoriam for Ralphs, dated 1929, laments and honors the deceased, signed by relatives and friends.
Foggy week and frosts are reported along with continued rain as new subscribers join, and staff changes occur. Education officials shift positions, court cases and maintenance petitions surface, while deaths, a longtime driver retirement, and a notable train incident are noted in Bombala region coverage.
Severe frosts hit the week while gate takings from two clip matches reached £10. Mr. J Boland will present a cup to the football club. Bombals reclaimed the Old Players Cup on the local ground beating the holders 5 3. Cathcart and Bibhun Juke public school teams drew at home with Cathcart winning the football 13 6 and Cathcart girls winning hockey 7 0.
The unemployed were started on a road leading to a rubbish tip last Monday to work on a £300 grant from the Federal Unemployed Relief Council. Mr John FL Hedges, 39, brother of M L A W W Hedges Monaro, was fatally injured when a water pipe in Macquarie Street gave way on Friday night. Mr Hedges was an official at the Family Endowment Departments. Gar Wyndham correspondent reports Mr P Wogley, suffering from cancer, has reportedly cured himself and is in Sydney giving doctors his evidence of a cure. A large number of subscribers have benefited by Yee Hospital and X ray. Ruxton, secretary, for details. Messrs Groves and Willgoose have the contract for a new bake-house for Mrs Sage next to Vider Brothers. Mrs Sage is converting the place into a baker’s shop and residence for Mr Erin Larabull, who will move from Eden to his native town to start a baking business.
An unclear OCR fragment references scheduling words and dates including Tuesday span June 1 and transfers to Mam plus other scattered terms, with no coherent event or names clearly readable.
A prized African parrot valued at £10 was stolen from its cage at Melbourne Zoo after the cage barn was forced. The bird, beloved for its friendliness and mimicry, had delighted visitors. the zoo director noted its strong public appeal.
The will of the late Joseph Corcoran who died last month was submitted for probate. Executors Stevenson and Jonas, dated November 5 1925, value estate at £115,729 13/7 with lands 19,058. stocks 16,096. government bonds 269,479 4/9. Spring Vale left to nephew A A Hood. £10,000 to sister Ellen Taylor. £8,000 among nephews and others. Public and charitable legacies total large gifts to hospitals and welfare bodies, with £1,000 each to many NSW institutions and £8,000 to two charities. Residue £50,000 to be split among Benevolent Society of NSW, Queen Victoria Home for Consumptives, and the NSW Blinded Soldiers Association, though state duties may wipe it out. Charities taxed by Parliament but exempt from federal tax. Executions have two years to settle legacies.
May Williams of Bombals wed Edward McGoldrick of Bambolo in a Nuptial Mass at St Marys Church Hombala. Officiating Rev Father McGee. Bride in magnolia velvet gown with orange blossom coronet and long train. Attendants Misses Mudge and Kathleen Williams in pale green chiffon. Best man Charles McGoldrick. groomsman Rowley Bedingfield. Reception hostesses wore brown crepe and velvet. Honeymoon planned to Sua Mountains and South Coast.
Fragmentary OCR text shows an unclear Bombala notice with garbled names and actions. Readable items include references to a clerk and unspecified charges or suits, but key details and dates are missing. Further legible text needed to determine exact notice type and deadline.
At Court j on Wednesday, George Tones jailed for seven possum skins with fines and confiscation. August Lomas fined for attempting a false relief declaration. Arthur Roberts fined for driving license nonrenewal. Impounding dispute between Heffernan and Helay ers over cattle on Cathcart land ends with boundary fence works and £17 10s costs.
Commercial Goldsbrough Mort and Co Ltd notes brisk competition for prime sheep and limbs at Homebush on Monday. Plain descriptions were cheaper. A consignment of 60 lambs from T J Guest Weetalibah sold at 17/3. Cattle prices ranged from 5/- to 10/ inarer.
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