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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
3
Principal Charles E Vosburgh of Yamaha High School reports a fraternity dance attended by about 100 students endangering school honor as many became helplessly drunk. He vows a full investigation while noting broad social effects amid Prohibition.
The Victorian Railway Department adopted motor trains on less busy lines to replace slow mixed services. Motor trains run 24 to 35 mph versus 10 to 12 mph for mixed trains, with costs far lower per mile and reduced staff. They carry about sixty seated passengers, with up to 125 aboard, and fare levels remain unchanged.
The Chief Secretary invites those wishing to liberate trout in suitable waters to apply in writing. Include stream name, maximum cans manageable, delivery railway station, and whether a second consignment would follow if more fry is available. Applications to the Under Secretary, State Fisheries, Chief Secretary's Dept, due by 15 July.
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