Early Appointment and Local Notices Highlight Parish Resignations
The Rev A J Barrett, longtime Presbyterian pastor, has forwarded his resignation to authorities and seeks relief from charge though planning to remain in the district until year end. Imlay Shire Council approves Main Roads Board grant funds to extend 1050 feet of work on the Kiah to Lower Towambs developments. Bom Bomba Oddfellows branch elects new officers with G Hardater as P N G and K Wilton as V G, among others.
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A.J. Barrett
Barrett
Imlay Shire
Main Roads Board
Geo. Warne
Kiah
Towambs
Memorial note for Jyh Samuel Hagar father of Esther Fraser
In loving memory of Jyh Samuel Hagar who died June 29 1931. He never failed to do his best and cared tenderly for those he loved. Inserted by his old daughter Esther Fraser and son in law, and grandchildren Leeton.
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Jyh
Samuel Hagar
Yashtrup
Esther
Fraser
Leeton
Street Stall to morrow and notices from town
Community notices list street stalls and fundraisers for hockey and football clubs. A golf match heads to Delegate on Saturday. A church social and school of arts event are planned for tomorrow night. A baby death and local political changes are noted alongside drought rainfall figures and relief work approvals.
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Bombass
If. Buckre
Wid
B.C
School of Arts
Jamboree in Hungary Draws Scouts from Australia to 2000
Mr. J Champion of the Bank of New South Wales and former Bombala Scoutmaster joins the Jamboree in Hungary this year. About 20 Australians are going, along with 2000 from the United States, with about 20,000 total participants expected. Germany Russia and Italy bar their troops, as authorities repurpose them for military or political use. A mix of cinema notices follows, including Edgar Wallace's Calendar at Olympia and a sea mystery film The Last Man, plus social commentary on public smoking and food safety in city venues.
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J. Champion
Bank of New South Wales
Bombala
Hungary
Australia
United States
Germany
Russia
Italy
Edgar Wallace
Olympia
Tim
Sydney
Pure Food Department
Death of Henry R. Bryan at Bombala remembered
Henry R. Bryan, lifelong Bombala resident and former alderman, died after months of illness. He served St Matthias Church, Manchester Unity Lodge, and local insurance firms, leaving a widow Ada Elliott and son Richard. Interment followed a service led by Rev Broadfoot with a large mourners gathering.
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Henry R. Bryan
St. Matthias's Church
C. of EB
Broadfoot
Manchester Unity
Grand United Cddictions
Manchester Unity Lodge
Far South Coast
Bro
Vic
Henderson
Gro. Rutter
Bega Lourge
Reny
Colonial Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Sommerville
Royal Fire Insurance Company
Reay
Sydney
Canberra
Bombala
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Nimitybelle
Bryan Rmne
Bombalan
Bondale Herald
E. Jonas
Iter
Sydney Morning Herald
Thnt
Ada Bhliott
Richard
Harry” Bryan
Bombala Herald
Bombala Times
Jone
Stock Crossings May and June Between Victoria and NSW
Transcriptions show May activity from N 8 W into Victoria with 3 horses 780 cattle and 1445 sheep and from Victoria into NSW 542 cattle 211 sheep. June movements: from NSW into Victoria 217 cattle 744 sheep and from Victoria into NSW 8 horses 62 cattle 0 sheep.
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Victoria
N.S
N.S.W
Confidence grows in wool trade as consumption outpaces output
The Yorkshire Observer notes rising confidence in the wool industry driven by calculations showing consumption and production will surpass any level since the previous period. The article emphasizes a stronger outlook after a long lull.
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Yorkshire Observer
Girl Guides Association Annual Meeting Report
The annual meeting of the Girl Guides Association was held on the 21st with good attendance, District Commissioner Miss Sith Garnock presiding. Apologies were sent by Mrs. defferis and Mr. Bilis. Resignations from Miss Edwards and Miss Medd were received with regret.
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Mise Sith Garnock
Defferis
Bilis
Miss Edwards
Medd
BIBBENLUKE Guides Report A Busy Year and Rally
Mrs. Alex Oliver returns from England this week while Mr and Mrs C Helmers plan a move to a city business. The Girl Guides report a strong year with 27 enrollees, new badges earned, and a successful rally with prizes and improved facilities. Brownies and leaders praised for hard work as Girrahween day, Gir tubween events, and a May exhibition showcased the district’s Guiding efforts.
Bibbenlake Sheep Show Results And Guiding Report
Bibbenlake sheep achieved top results at the recnut Sydney Sleep Show and sales with two toothing sheep shown. The Divisional Commissioner notes seven companies and three Brownie parks in the division. District Commissioners appointed, Edens Bega Mrs Wing and Southern Monaro Miss B Garnock. A Ranger Company is hoped, with Mrs Marshall Bellchambers training as Captain. A trainee from headquarters to visit in September to assess Guides for first class. Encouragement given to Captain Miss Smith and Miss Toms for years of service. Guiding aims to develop leadership, outdoor life, health, energy, loyalty, and citizenship. Election of officers for year ending May 1, 1934: Edith Garnock President. Mesdames Chandler and Leonard Vice-Presidents. committee members listed. Tweedie re-elected Secretary and Treasurer. A street stall fundraiser planned for September.
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Syear
Canaries
Nimmitabel
Brownie Company
Girl Guides
N. Smith
Thomas
Girrahween
Shaw
H. Toms
Mise
Edith
Bilbenlake
Camander
Garnock
Missionera
Monaro
Mawson
Mge
Edens Bega
Wing
B. Garnock
Marshall Bellchambers
Bombala Guide Company
Hilda '‘Loms
Miss Smith
Toms
Edith Garnock
Mesdames Chandler
Leonard
Mesdames Jefferis
Broadfoot
H. Payne
Suumerill
Rogers and Cayzer
MM. ‘Tweedie
Sydney Sheep Show honors for Mr. Wright
Mr N E Wright excelled at the Sydney Sheep Show winning champion and reserve champion in the small holder class and scoring in every class entered. After five weeks another diphtheria case appeared with Master N Stewart, son of Mr B Stewart, now in hospital.
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N. E. Wright
Sydney
N. Stewart
8. Stewart
Rabbit Traps Sell Strong at Monday Sales
At Monday sales Bib benlake 2-th-rams drew praise for size with an average of 80 guineas on a soft market. Eden Police Court fined Charles Patrick Tracey 40 for offensive conduct and for shouting rabbit traps. Walter Rudd and Maurice H. Egan faced 2 fines for failing to destroy rabbits, with costs and expenses listed.
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Eden
Charles Patrick Tracey
Jaggers
Walter Rudd
Maurice H. Egan
Land Lock Impacts Employment Says Shakespeare
In a Legislative Council session on Tuesday Mr. T. M. Shakespeare urged the government to view the land locked condition of the country as harming employment and prosperity and to make land available on productive value. The motion passed without dispensation.
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Legislative Council
T. M. Shakespeare
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Offica
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Wood
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Sahrior
W. B. Sissian
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Mr. J. Goodman
Bushman’s Friend Stores
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