Farewell Social for Sister O Regan in Bombala
Friday night in Bombala marked a large farewell for Sister O Regan and her mother before their departure to marry. Celebrants praised her five years running the Stradone private hospital, noting about 410 rabies and 50 general patients cared for. Auld Lang Syne closed the night as friends toasted future happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sister O'Regan
Mra
G. W. Platta
Andy Elton
School of Arts
Charles Elton
Bombala
M.C
W. Kelland
Beileiter Orchestra
Sister Connolly
O’regan
G. W. Platts
Bombala Railway May Returns and Revenue Overview
The 1932 figures show tickets issued 153 with revenue coaching 227 and 330 pounds, goods 485 and 630 pounds, live stock 4 and 1 pound. Totals reach 713 and 966 pounds. Inwards tonnage lists general goods 69 and 141, Missis and Spl. 286 and 502. Outwards shows general goods 73 and 185, Missis and Spl. 123 and 103, total 551 and 881. Wool in bags and other stock details noted with cattle and sheep figures.
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Isi
Missis & Spl
Red Cross social draws big crowd in Bibbenlake
In Bibbenlake the Red Cross committee hosts a well attended Friday night social with MP and Mrs Hedges present. Ribbenlake Orchestra provides music, a Monte Carlo waltz wins prizes, and gross takings reach about £23. Local footballers beat Nimmitabel 23 to 12 with Horne and Helmers among scorers. Mrs. Eric Martin remains in Bombala Hospital with erysipelas. Mr N E Wright takes stud sheep to Sydney show.
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Ladies of the Red Cross
Hedges
M.P
Ribbenlake Orchestra
F. Smith
0. Stewart
P. J. Einstadt
Nimaitabel
H. Horne
Horne
H. Helmers
F. McLennan
O. Ryan
Nimmitabel
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