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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
1
A call to action for Australians to donate from daily earnings to support sick and wounded soldiers and Belgian refugees. The piece notes heavy sacrifices by families, appeals for Red Cross and Patriotic Funds, and suggests leveraging existing Belgian relief volunteers to fund Australia Day activities, urging timely public response.
Women troubled by digestion rheumatism backache constipation or dragging illness are invited to consult Labtes College of Health. No obligation, free initial interview, form available by writing Dept 100 Ox Street Sydney.
Private Jush Whitely sails from Sydney today. Pry George Smith of the Edendis tribe is killed in the Cardinalies. The Tool B grace football team will play a match with Delegate on Monday next. Some Sydney butlers are selling fish to cover a tea shortage. Tenders invite for the lease of the Homhals Show ground for grazing. A new country backeps award was granted in yesterday's Government Gazette. Ab Ashfield Polic e Court case a man fined £2 for calling a con stal a German. Councils agree to separate in the Follow the King movement during the war. Pr Heeb Bouquet of Bega found in hospital with influenza. Mr. Gecil Cruickstank joins the expeditionary forces and is in camp at Tivernant. Leapper Theo Wright from Port Adelaide notes horses have been put off there. Stone throwing causes annoyance to Rab bie Brothers in Stephen Street. Rabbit trappers invited to meet Minilybelle Freezing Company delegate at Loutus Hotel tomorrow night and at Gathoart the same night at 7 30. A motor jory is to run between here and Nimitybelly to transport rabbits to the freezing works.
Envelopes printed for bills and advertising, open faced designs offered. News reports the death of Mrs. M. D. Goodman at St Kilda, notes defensive department patrols misrouting to Dalgety, and critiques public service gaps amid desertions and religious hints.
Fragmentary report compiles wartime interests from Australia including a bridge project, political resignations, calls for men, charity auctions, volunteers, a butter swindle, and police court fines. It mentions Mr Anstey, Mr M'Grath, Mr Coulson Murphy, and several others amid wartime policy debates and local happenings.
Nimmitabel Freezing Works calls a meeting of trappers and others at the Globe Hotel on Saturday night to elect a delegate of the Company and discuss rabbit supply proposals. A second meeting will be held at Cath Cart the same night at 7 30. M Morton.
The Bonita Times reports a Roll of Honor fund appeal with any contribution welcomed. Names of volunteers dispatched to the front from the district include McIntyre, P. W. Davis, Arthur Whiteley, Douglas Hobbs, F. Graham, J. Whiteley, Jack S. Jones, William Dunne, James Robbie, N. Pill, Stanley Shiels, Vin. Smith, D. Smith, Joseph Tooth, A. G. Ingram, Bert Walcott, G. D. Walcott, R. Commons, L. Commons, R. Clarke Wright, Theo. Wright, E. Bartley, H. H. Monaghan, R. Campbell, Douglas Dawson, Maurice Horne, Swithin McLennan, and Stanley.
Monthly collections for May realises £72 14s and for June £63. A request to reach £100 for July for Australian wounded. District No 11 Rockton. Contributors list with sums: Rixon 2/6 Brindle 2/6 Brownlie Bs Whittaker 1s Brown Tig 2/6 Flanagan 5s Ross 2/6 Hagas 2s Roberts 2/6 Egan 2s Werigg 2/8 Pinnagin 8. Total 21 8.
The Commonwealth Government plans to raise another troop contingent for active service abroad. Imperial authorities have urged rapid enlistment to fill three infantry brigades from Victoria New South Wales and other States. Some permanent officers may be offered appointments in the new units.
A Kassian report claims the enemy suffered great losses near Lemberg as German forces north of Limberg were halted. British actions at Heoge Regain showcase gallantry and aggressiveness, with a Liverpool Scottish corporal killing thirty enemies and capturing a gun. Other notes mention Syria troops destined for Dardanelles and French gains in the Gallipoli valley, with high casualties reported on both sides.
An ad proclaims the Chip Fuel Bath Heater makes hot water a daily necessity for cottages and apartments, targeting modest homes with affordable complete units. Local notices warn of hotel license renewals and report the wartime VC recipient Lieut Warneford killed in an air crash with American journalist passenger Henry Needham.
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