Weddings at Johns Church and Bombala ceremonies
Two marriages occurred in Bombala and Campsie with families from the area. John Bruce’s daughter wed in Johns Church with Rev Noskes officiating, bridesmaid Elsie Finlay, best man J Cardy, reception at Ideal Hall Campsie. The couple and guests then sailed for England for a honeymoon aboard the Orontes. A second ceremony at St Josephs Church united Elsie Carroll to Arthur Kelland with Rev Roche officiating, bridesmaids Elsie Kelly and Edna Kelland, reception at Newtown, about 100 guests, dancing into the night. The Kelland couple will live in Bombala.
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Johns
I Brice
Jon Bruce
Bombala
Greg Yourgist
Liverpool
England
T Noskes
Elsie Finlay
J. Cardy
Campsie
Roche
Elsie Carroll
B.carroll
Arthur Albert
Chas. Kelland
Brussels
Misa Elsie Kelly
Edna Kelland
Albert Kelly
Cecil Kellond
St. Joseph's Church
Newtown
Father Roche
Kelland
Riotous conduct and indecent language charges in Kerrney Hall area
Police Court proceedings list multiple defendants. Joseph Parkes pleaded guilty for riotous behavior in Kennery's Hall lobby on April 26 and paid fines. Other defendants fined for indecent language, obscene language, resisting officers, and assault in Mayby street Forbes street and Condoleon's shop. Reed admitted to all charges including insulting language and assault. Adjournment granted for Coulson Davis on an adjourned case.
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Joseph Parkes
Behaying
Kennery’s
Chimpion
J. W. Murdoch
Rawson
H. Davis
Roy Reginald Reed
Condoleon's
Payne
Condoleon’s
Reed
Davis
James Curran
Charles Baker
Forbesstreet
Coulson Davis
Maybe-street
Ellis
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Widow Seeks Church Tablet Honor for Grandson
Margaret Badgery asks the congregation to fund and place a memorial tablet in Dinghut Church for her grandson, noting her husband helped build the church and supported the first clergyman. She laments not allowed to remove the tablet to the church, urging respect for the dead.
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Bioth
Tani
Bombala and Federal clubs play unfinished tennis match
A friendly tennis match between Bombala Tennis Club and the Federal Tennis Clubs occurred on Bombala’s courts on Wednesday afternoon. The contest halted with three sets remaining and many doubles and mixed results recorded, including pairs such as Goodsell and Paxton and Chirnside with several others, totaling ten sets and eighty seven games noted before weather or time ended play.
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Bombala Tenis Club
Federal Tennis Clubs
Prices Fall for Fat Cattle and State Car Ride Policy
The article notes a sharp drop in fat cattle prices on the North Coast with prime cows selling for far less than a month earlier. It also reports State Treasurer Lang opposing government motor cars, preferring sale of all state vehicles and arguing ministers could hire cars as needed for official duties. It mentions a football idea in Bega with three balls to speed play, Holman’s first brief in a murder case at Goulburn Circuit Court, a verdict of death for the convicted, and The Daily Telegraph's wheat weather gamble warning Australia on imports and urging export curbs until crops stabilize.
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Lang
Clifton Gardens
W. A. Holman
Goulburn
A. P. Broome
Kenmore Hospital
Daily Telegraph
Australia
Europe
Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills Endorsed by Australian User
Mrs Harriet Shaw of Gunna tlebs NSW testifies to Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills relieving general ill health including digestion and constipation after one bottle. The ad touts widespread praise and notes a price rise. claims forty pills per bottle and urges value and quality in the product.
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Moran
Harriet Shaw
Gunnotlebs
Nsw
Australia
Robbery at Strathfield Station Nets £865
About 40 p m Saturday a robbery at Strathfield station netted £865 in silver and copper after a man chloroformed the clerk and aided by a woman. On Sunday police arrested a man and a woman. At Burwood Police Court James Henry Sinclair, baker, faced charges of assault and robbing Pearson of £960, property of the Railway Commissioners, with May Jane Smallwood charged as an accessory. Both remanded on heavy bail.
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Strathfield Station
Burwood
James Henry Sinclair
Baker
Thomas Henry Pearson
Cormissioners
May Jane Smallwood
Devo
Smith
Sinclair
Strathfied
Pearson
Eye Injury Ends Eye Threat for Araluen Workman
A dredge worker William Stradwick was struck in the eye by a flying rivet while dismantling a dredge at Araluen. He received first aid at Braidwood Hospital, then moved to Goulburn. doctors fear he may lose the eye.
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Araluen
William Stradwick
Tongkah Harbor
Strudwick
Braidwood Hospital
Goulburn
Progressive member for Goulburn pledges country focus
The Progressive Member for Goulburn promises to be a country member in fact as well as in name. He has spent time traveling his electorate to learn constituents wishes, avoiding city influence, and plans to return stronger to represent the country and his electorate.
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Goulburn
Cattle and Sheep Sale Prices Mixed Amid Sluggish Trade
Market report shows good demand for young Hereford heifers but overall buyers reluctant. Cattle prices steady to low with bulls up to £12 and heifers around £8 14s. Sheep yarded 15 741 and 14 041 sold. merino crossbreds and wethers offered with varying prices across ages from 21s to 28s per head.
Local Notes on Games and Club Activities
Wednesday saw junior footballers travel to Bombala for a match while efforts to revive the Golf Club gained pace. A snooker setup is used in the School of Arts club room. Race Club Inst met to accept the resignation of President John Goodman and elect O Price as new president. About £20 was pledged to buy a barrier for future race meetings with a 25 percent contribution threshold set.
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Arts Clair
Bombala
Spd
Eszas
Joan Fabbit
D. H. McKay
Sydney
Race Club
Jonth Goodman
O. ©. Price
Elairman
Backache Kidney Pills Promoted Amid Cold Risk Warning
An old advertisement touts Dan's Backache Kidney Pills as quick aid to kidney strain from colds. It cites a Brisbane testimonial from Mrs. T Price praising pain relief, restored urinary function, and lasting cure after six bottles, with a later note of no relapse.
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Daan
Brisbane
T. Price
Prattan Street
Paddington
Dean
Bulle fin exhibition at Hawkesbury River yard
A noisy note about a sale event at Swag and Saddle Hawkesbury River with claims of a tall one by WARP and Mulga's performance in hiding brumbies. It recalls WE Smith riding 100 roughs without saddle or bridle and mentions brumbies from Showy River, with casual remarks on the feats and memory.
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Iere
Isale
Mulga
WE. Smith
Hawkesbury
Bega
Smith
J Klay
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