Shire Council Delays Report On Local Events
Shire Council met Wednesday but report delayed due to reporter attending another event. Mentioned: Lynn's Clydesdale stallion imported from New Zealand died of pneumonia near Orbost. A charity dance by Mrs. G W Platts postponed to April 6. Burregate residents seek bridge over river to Eden port. Terlbay Shire receives 1250 pounds from unemployment relief. Mrs. Keith Lynn's prize turkey gobbler stolen from car.
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Cnulelso
Lynn
New Zealand
Orbast
Pneumonis
G. W. Platts
C. W.A
Burengate
Rocky Hall
Towamba
Imlay Shire
Burrogate
Eden
Tuilay Shire
Bovertmens
Bibbenlake Shire
Granta
Keith Lynn
Howes
Ele
In Memoriam for Wes and Our Father March 1993
In memoriam for Wes and our father who departed his year March 1993. Readership note dated in lunar year 5892. Loved by wife Rachel and children Porky Bil Michum Harold and David.
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Huckad
Irbh Adar
Hi Lovngs
Rachel
Vehildren
Porky
Bil
Michum
Harold
David
Thanks for Support in Sorrow From M. Sid Manning
M. Sid Manning thanks friends and relatives for kind assistance and expressions of sympathy note cards letters and tributes during this bereavement. Sister Connelly and De Teifesis are especially remembered for support.
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M . Sid Manning
Connelly
Teifesis
Godel
Anzac Day plans and local notices from Pambula area
Local council and committees announce war memorial plans by Zeigler and Son for Quondola street centre, cost about £150 with £80 on hand. Sydney Anzac Day leave for ex-service men urged, government to provide rail facilities. Bibbenlake Red Cross ball set for March 29 to raise quota. Community arts and a Bomabala show debate on an ice cream cone drawing.
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Pambula
Messrs
Sydney
Bonbaly
Jehe
Bombala
Rob
Ito
Bombala Notes and Local Happenings
Frosty morning updates. Delegate Show set for next Wednesday. Reports claim Biden film footage becoming talkies. Jonae and Dawson sheep sale set for Bombala yards tomorrow. Archbishop Le Fanu elected Anglican Primate of Australia. G H Pierce and Edith Garnock to China and Japan trip next week. Bombala Football Club to lose secretary Diele Woalkow to another center. H J Sears name omitted in long wool report. Snowy River hydroelectric scheme feature in Daily Telegraph. Fire danger rising in high country. Three weeks of heat followed by showers. 31 points recorded. Thomas Price of Theodore collapsed after hornet sting while cotton picking. Sheep weight guessing contest won by Li Davis at 196 lbs. prize to G Cole. Exhibition preparations continue. luncheon room project by Mr. G J Mawson. new room to open by June 28 with a party planned.
Billiards Round Two Scores From Hill Club Event
Third round results list Malcolm 20 over Mead 15 with 150 4 138, Welch 45 over Reed 15 with 150, Bray 30 over Biton 20 180 136, Livermore 20 over Douch 10 with 150 143, Little 30 bh over Thompson ie bh 160 122, Donnelly 85 over 180 129, Arthur 20 over Kumber 70 150 102, Tweedie 18 over Kilkenny 45 150 147. Fourth round shows Denter over Malcolm 20 150 100, Welch 44 over Livermore 20 190 128, Little over Tweedie 30 bh 150 131, Bray 80 over Arthur 20 150 31.
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E. Bray
V. D. Biton
B. Livermore
V. W. Douch
H. Little
V. Thompson
Hag
Non
B. Donnelly
M. Arthur
V. W. Kumber
W.G. Tweedie
V. W. Kilkenny
Welch
W. G. Tweedie
Bz Bray
M. Arthue
Wirth Brothers Circus to Visit for One Night Only
Wirth Brothers Ltd Circue comes to town for one night on Wednesday March 20. The show has been a leading entertainment for years with new sensations and acts. Mr Wirth personally guarantees satisfaction. The public may see the 20s at afternoon performance. Tickets at Condoleon's for bookings.
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Wirth Brothers Ltd
Wirth Serit
Condoleon's
Saven Hilta
Tha Tatigtinos
Wire Walker
Adjint Eho
Atnwacts
Aloo
Wirth’s Zoo
Teas Forx
Emanuel's Special Sale Promises Good Quality Apparel
Local advert for M. S. Emanuel offers best leather coats at reduced prices and clothing items including shirts, jackets, pillowslips, and tablecloths. It promotes new ready-made clothing from Britain and notes the sale at Emanuel's shop opposite the Post Office in Bombala.
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Jos
Delegate Correspondent Reports Mixed Local Sports Update
Prospects for a successful show look bright after showers cooled the crowd and rain totaling 20 points. A doubles tennis event on Hospital court last Saturday was won by Me Aub Appleston and Miss Maggie Stuart. Delegate beat Corrowong in a cricket match on the fool ground last Sunday by 57 runs in 61st innings, with Corrowong’s second innings at 194 all out for 8 wickets. Mesars Boyce Dent and Jack Reed, who started a boat trip to Orbost, reached Spring Vale Tombong, found extra gear needed, and postponed the voyage for now with plans to return.
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Hospital Court
Aub
Appleston
Maggie Stuart
Corrowong
Fool Ground
Mesars
Boyce Dent
Jack Reed
Orbost
Mp. T. Walker
Spring Vale
Tombong
Wyndham News Briefs Highlight Homecoming Births and Weather
From Our Own Correspondent Bill Moore returns home after a Holiday in the city. Tomato crops suffer from blight and a beetle nicknamed the Union Jak. Avon Robertson and Taele Robertson greet newborn daughters. Henry Kranstuyser, seeking medical aid in Sydney, is back home after weeks away. Sultry weather gave way to light showers helping ripening crops. Mrs G Grant returns from a holiday visit to her mother-in-law in Cootamunden with daughter-in-law Mrs Ross Grants.
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Bill Moore
Avon Robertson
Mra
Taele Robertson
Henry Kranstuyser
Sydney
G. Grant
Drs. Grant
Cootamunden
Ross . Grants
Bombala District Hospital Board Forms and Activities
The first meeting of the new Board of Directors was held at the Literary Institute with presiding officer Mr. Weight. Officers include President N. BE Wrights, Vice Presidents H. W. McKellar and BF Smith, Finance Committee W Munckton N P Gillan DL Chandler, Works Committee Campbell Pierre Smith Stewart and McKellar, Gen. Treasurer W Munckton. A leave of absence was granted to Pitre. A letter of appreciation to Julius Wider was approved. Wood Day arrangements were announced for March 27 with lorry owners to assist. The monthly meeting shifted to the second Tuesday. Visiting Committee Smith Campbell and Gillan. The Secretary reported £41 16s collected from 49 subscribers in February. Matron’s report shows 26 patients treated, daily average 7.38, fees £11 6s.
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Literary Institute
Weight
Mp N. BE
Wrights
Messrs
H. W. McKellar
BF. J. Smith
Ton Hite
Smith, Campbell
Gillan
Mont of Pebrumry
Proper Cost decision on Corcoran memorial funds
On Tuesday the court ruled that £400 spent by the executors of Joseph Corcoran’s will for a memorial was proper. Corcoran left about £116,973 probate estate mostly to charity. wife died earlier with no children. The Registrar in Probate had disallowed the expenditure and referred the matter to the judge Burnet. Executors, represented by Bowman Mackenzie and Harold Ellis, argued the memorial was justified by Corcoran’s position and means.
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Tustice Street
Joseph Corcoran
Eragivr
Bombala
Corcoran
Robert Brevensod
Percy John Jonas
Burnet
Corcoral
Bowman and Mackenzie
Harold Ellis
Eolicitor
Hombaln
Drenching Sheep Warned During Wet Season
Excessive rainfall last year has led to stomach worm infestation in sheep across districts. Farmers are urged to watch flocks as signs rise with drying pastures. Lixol drenches, cheap and widely used, claim to treat 900 grown sheep or 1800 lambs per gallon with syringe application and directions on the tin. Local agents listed as F A Dawson Bombala and G A Reed Delegate-Anyt.
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F. A. Dawson
Bombala
G. A. Reed
Sheep Auction Totals and Prices Reported at Recent Sale
Commercial W H Wheatley notes last Tuesday's sale saw just over 40 000 sheep offered and sold with five pens unsold. Prices ranged from one to two shillings lower than three to four weeks prior, though good young wethers held value. Various pen prices are listed, with best late and other pens bringing higher amounts. Next sale at Goulburn is on Tuesday 86th March.
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Lerida
Raeburn
Kippilaw
Goulburn
Wool Sale Report Shows Decline From February Peak
At Goldsbrough Mort and Co sale on the 12th instant buyers moved on several lots led by J. T. and A. L. Platts Bombala with 22 bales and 123d. Mrs. Robert Craig Cooma offered 6 bales and 113d. The market held firm from the previous day but was down about 5 percent versus February 14 sales on best merino fleece and makings.
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Goldsbrough
Mort and Go
J. T
A. L. Platts
Bombala
Robert Craig
Cooma
Maece and
Akirtings
Melbourne wool sales average price and bale weight
The week ending in March 1935 saw Greasy Wool average 9.09d per lb or £11 14s 6d per bale with an average weight of 203.12 lb.
Death of John Patrick McQuire in Lochiel district
John Patrick McQuire of Lochiel near Pambula died last week after a brief illness at age 44. He leaves a widow and seven children.
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John Patrick McQuire
Lochiel
Pambula
Auction Sale Notice for Mixed Stock Calves Cattle
An auction advertisement lists lots of mixed cattle including 350 Com A WETHERS 3 yrs 860 Comabuck BWEE 4 yrs and 30 head of STEERS 2 years and under. Owners are Mewing Wher Cambs and Sou Crossbred ylaMBs with various lots of calves heifers and Baldy Steers. Springing heifers to be sold Tuesday March 26 1935 commencing promptly at 1 pm.
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Jamndo Love
Mabaratta
Will Rogers in Mr Skiteh at Olympia Saturday Night
Will Rogers headlines a diverse program at Olympia this Saturday night with his wise cracking routine and a comedy feature. Two cameramen reportedly died laughing during production and audiences are promised plenty of sensations alongside Zane Grey romance West of the Pecos and other acts on the same bill.
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Will Rogers
Mr. Skiteh
Olympia
Wil Rogers
Zasu Pitts
America
Zane Grey
West of the Pecos
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