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Newspaper

Bombala Times

Location

Bombala, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 30, 1916

Page

4

Cattle and Sheep Prices Rise in Early Winter Sale

June 24 1916 report from J W Bird & Co shows improved prices across cattle stores heifers milker cows and pigs with strong competition per pen. Baconers and porkers sold well while sheep and lambs fetched higher rates. firm tone reflected across Australian Mercantile trade with rabbit skins and wool prices noted. June 27 1916 Winchcombe Garson notes mutton values excellent at Hornibush with light supplies and good Merino wethers from Burima Station selling well.

J. W. Bird and CO Melbourne Australian, Mercantile, Landaxp Finance CO Ltp John Bridge & Co., Ltd Winchcombe Garson Teport Hornbush Burnima Station Monaro Its

Great stock prices at Monday sales peak merino bids

The John Bridge salesman at Homebusl sites reported strong results in selling merino and crossbred sheep. For Mr. FW Gibson consignments he achieved sterling prices of 4s and 382 Id, and for Mr. Thomas Looney’s lot 38s Id. Prices topped the market.

John Bridge FW. Gibson Prandl Mfr Thomas’ Looney Tullamore

Roses Bloom Again Trigger War Enlistment Letter

A Marks point in War Census finds a 4 Wallsend man who refused to enlist yet received a directive to report for examination as the roses bloom again. In another tale from Wingham North Lismore veterinary surgeon J M Livingstone describes a night call to Boothharbour where a cow blown by swallowed gas was relieved when gas escaped after trochar tapping and a sudden blue glow illuminated the scene.

Wallsend Wingham J. M.livingstone North Lismore Boothharbour Livingston Ent Livingstone

Race Between Severs and Turner in Helen

A footrace between B Severs and AV Turner of Helen took place last Saturday with Severs the winner. The event carried a prize of £20 and the item appears in Defence Department notes alongside various military and political updates.

B. Severs AV. Turner Helen Severs Defence Department

Cemetery work bee slated for Wednesday

A local working-bee will gather to tidy the cemetery. E Watling has returned from a six weeks holiday in Sydney. A casualty list notes Pte T Wright of Tomban among the injured. The R C Church Buildings Fund gains about 410 from a euchre party and dance last week. Weather remains cold and wet with little rain. Stock are in good condition. Rumour says the copper mine near Bonang will restart. A Rodiwell and Alice St John wed today at Bom Bala, then to Sydney for the honeymoon.

E. Watling Sydney Pte. T. Wright Tom‘bang R.C. Church Buildings Fund Bonang A. Rodiwell Alice St. John Mr. Morris Bombala

Indian Root Pills Help Lewisham Woman Headaches

Mrs Augie Gill of 98 Victoria Street Lewisham NSW testifies that Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills eased her chronic bilious headaches after trials with other remedies. She notes women often suffer headaches tied to sex related disease and digestive issues, caused by foul matter clogging the circulation and stressing the brain.

Dr. Morse Augie Gill Victoria Street Lewisham N.S.W Wiel Dean Allchemists and Stores Foster McClellan Co Pitts Street Sydney N.S. W

Mail Car Service Between Bombala Nimmitabel Revised

P Heyde announces New Mail Arrangements. The mail car leaves Bombala for Nimmitabel on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays at 1 20 pm and on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays at 12 20 pm. An extra passenger car runs Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays to Nimmitabel at 2 pm. Due to petrol price rises fares between Bombala and Nimmitabel increase to fifteen shillings until further notice. Passengers and parcels must be booked with HR. Bryan.

Nimmitabel Bontbala Bryan

Farmers Take Notice of This Government Churn

A satirical poem warns farmers of stringent regulations under a national act. It mocks registration demands, bans on ink, blanket housing rules for dairies, and strict production limits for milk and cream. The piece satirizes regulatory overreach and state control of agricultural outputs and pricing.

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