Bombala Public School Quarterly Report Highlights Sports and Empire Day
The Quarterly Report details a penny concert organized by upper girls to fund sports materials, with strong attendance and thanks to supporters. Empire Day and King’s Birthday were celebrated, school sports held at Show Ground, and progress shown across classes though attendance affected some, with lists noting pupils making least progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eduior
Alasces
Lower Dirst
Lucy Sherving
Gist Bill Groves
Earl Brian
Glidys’ Boy
Bridge
Willie Ingram
Harry Gilmore
Texag Davis
Noel Ingram
Kevin Beding Goeld
Laurie Wilton
Nea Nicholson Gret
Gladys Harricon
Kitty Suitor
Patricia Rogers
Alva Harris
Molly Peraho
Roger South
Charles ‘Burrows
Horace Atkins
Lola Elton
Lorna Bryan
Gwen Hardaker
Jack Davis
Don Healett
William Baker
Oliford’ Tomnsop
William Ture- MN
Minister Explains School Conveyance Subsidy Policy
The Hon. A Bruntwell states there is no legal obligation for the Department to fund child transport to school. He notes subsidy costs rose from £11,378 in 1916 to about £41,669 and estimates £60,000 to £80,000 needed that year, prompting a shift to capitation while ensuring hardship cases receive special consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bruntwell
John Perry
Wiwaya
Bombala and Bibbenlake Edge In Maslin Shield Opener
The Bombala and Bibbenlake clubs opened Maslin Shield with a 6 6 draw after a hard fought first round clash. Rutherford and Dunsmore featured for Bombala while Bibbenlake pressed early and later equalized through Egan Nicholson and Kimber, with refereeing by D Wilson and plans for round two announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombala
Bibbenlake
Sydney Wool Sales Report at Farmers & Graziers Co sale
The Farmers and Graziers Grain Insurance and Agency Co sells early shorn Western and North Western wool with strong demand for fine lots. Japanese demand persists while German and French buyers participate. Major allocations foreseen for 10,000 bales before Christmas, with remaining clip auctioned after New Year. Sydney sales resume September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmere & Graziers’ Co-operative Grain, Insurance & Agency Co., Ltd
Aerina
Sydney
National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia
Commonwealth
Wacsall advertised health tonic parades as cure all
A damaged ad copy touts Wacsall as a universal remedy improving digestion headaches and general wellness. It urges readers to take two teaspoons in water weekly and to use the product for children with the promise of better health at a low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.il Staticns Journal
Ee Foundation
Sydney
Waczall
Constivaiane
Hacking Cough Remedies At Bombala Chemist
A brief item notes vT. James, chemist in Bombala, offering remedies for a hacking cough. The notice appears under a children’s section with a patronage focus on pediatric health products and imported cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Bombala
Wild dogs threaten sheep. inspector report questioned
John J Bruce recounts a Stock Inspector report on wild dogs in the Bombalo P P district. He notes sheep losses, mentions dingoes from Victoria and Western districts, and describes recent kills after a public meeting. He asks who bears responsibility for cross border dogs and calls for compulsory dingo destruction.
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P. P. Board
Teun
Mila
Bombalo P. P
Wden
Victoria
John J, Bruce
Violent Gale Strikes Sydney Harbor Ships in Turmoil
A violent southeasterly gale hit Sydney at 5 30 AM with wind speeds near 60 to 70 miles per hour. The Manly steamer Burrabri endured a brutal harbor crossing as water swept decks and passengers were tossed overboard and injured. The ferry service was halted by 9 AM. The Belbowrie was blown ashore near Cronulla with crew safe and salvage likely. Titan crane swept to the opposite bank near Cockatoo Island.
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Sydney
South Head
Ailes
Manly
Burrabra
Hate
Gibsin
Belbowrie
Cronulla Tha
Titan
Cockatoo Island
Euchre party aids School of Arts. prizes awarded
A Friday night euchre and dance raised about £3 for the School of Arts. Mr. T Ford won the gents prize and Miss Dunn took the ladies prize. A fire destroyed the Victoria Trading Co store and its contents, spreading to Mr. Price's building, with no insurance on the furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Mr. T. Ford
Victoria Trading Coy
Price
Mr. Price
Two men fined for tobacco smoking in butcher shop at Goulburn
In Goulburn police court two men were fined 10s each for smoking tobacco inside a butcher shop. The first consignment of 750 fat Wiltocks selected in New Zealand for the Australian market by Mr Keith McLean was loaded at Wellington on Monday of last week aboard the steamer Waihora and sailed next day for Melbourne. The cattle were in prime condition and supervised by three Australian stockmen. only one animal was slightly injured. McLean plans a regular winter trade to Australia, with the next shipment due in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Keith M'Lean
Wellington
Melbournes
Australia
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J. Leonard
Q.C.E. Stores
Bombala Public School
Mary Atkins
Adw
Robbie
Mabel Grov
Avnson
Suitor
Noel Palmer
Cecil Sturgis
Dalby
Elton Gest
Lita Lowe
Alna Jones
Dick Rogers
Ohisrlette Tones
Eileen Sherrin
Tas Groves
Jim Ingram
Claude Helmers
Hilda Tome
Flossis Nicholson
Vida
Bentham
Pfull
F. McMillan
J. Nicholson
Egan
W. Douch
O. Kellouil
A. Robbie
W. Robbie
H. Baldwin
G. Kimber
L. Kerrison
Dungmore
Leonard
Warburton
L. Hart
Ox Bibbonlake
Clark
J. Helmers
L. Greer
Couch
Dunsmore
A. T. Ryan
Bibbenslake
Hombala
Rutherford
Bibbouluback
Bibbenlusse
Rutherford Puth
Grace
Aollyo
Bib
Bom
Ribbenlake
Nicholson
Bibbenluke
Ani Eyam
Choors
D. Wilson
Ribbentuke
Abtavlz
Rutherfrod
Delerate
Bibbenlake Juniors
Coasi
Bega
Cobargo
Bontiala
Thac
Bombala A.T.D
Firat
Bombalamed Bega Ale
Quaama
Quasma
Oooma
Antebos
Randwick
Cooma
Petersham
Niland
TheWy
Sydney Wool Sales
Parners & Gravin'k Coup. Co
Bombala Times
Vider Bros
Promier One
Goulburn
A. E. Helmers
Mercy Street
Bommbala- 4
Yardley
Royal
Pivar
Kodak
T. James
Suhlcn
George Lau ON Lee
George On Lee
Wynyard Square
Sung Hills
Public Carriers
G. Warne & CO
PLONE
Federal Saw Mill
Bucky Springs
Ty Bert Haliva Tim
Aly
Woah
Yelds
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