26 Jun 1936
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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
1
Condoleon Bros of Moyles Street Bombala secure sole representation for His Master’s Voice in the district inviting calls to inspect these superb gramophones. Readers may write or phone 69 Bombala for particulars or arrange a home demonstration.
Fragmentary OCR report outlines a plan involving 1530 acres at Beep Farm near Byetiuto, with references to departments of land and renewable projects. Mentions a July 14 date and approvals by under secretary and district officials. Describes renovation work, port facilities, and plans for engineer and manager roles with specifications for house and court.
Fragmentary OCR text shows unclear names and event mentions. no coherent readable facts to summarize into a proper news item with distinct entities and dates.
The Supreme Court of New South Wales reports that Eliza Arnot died intestate on May 9, 1946. The Public Trustee has elected to administer her estate under several acts. Creditors and interested parties must send their claims in writing by September 5, 1946, after which distribution will proceed. The Public Trustee disclaims liability for undisclosed debts. Dated in Sydney.
Readers in Gippsland and surrounding areas receive a patchwork of town updates and weather. Flood risks in Maslin are noted, frost and piping issues affect homes, and local schools and teachers shift with holidays and appointments.
A fragmented OCR item references an OPTUME official and a planned visit, with unclear details. The readable portion mentions a person named Eau Ceed Oya FES and a planned personal visit. No dates or locations are clearly readable.
Fragmentary OCR shows optician E Whitehead arranging delegate trips to Bomaba Imperial Hotel on Monday August 17 and Tuesday August 18 with start times in the afternoon. Additional details and exact dates are garbled.
Mr. Beg announces takeover of Motel Bombala and aims to attract public patronage in bar and house. The Literary Institute holds its annual Vold-time ball Monday night on King's Birthday with Mrs Kite supplying catering and the Bombala Orchestra providing music. A special prize is offered for a Barn Dance Competition as the Institute seeks funds.
The text indicates rooms for commercial travellers at a bar opening with bramps of wines and spirits. It references a location or establishment likely offering refreshment and lodging services for traveling salespeople.
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