Iv an Ss and Family Thank Community
The Iv an Ss and family express heartfelt thanks to the Rar thal ind baip for support and kindness during Mr Layton’s absence.
12 May 1933
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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
1
The Iv an Ss and family express heartfelt thanks to the Rar thal ind baip for support and kindness during Mr Layton’s absence.
Reports note a street stall event and a compulsory referendum vote tomorrow with Yes or No marked, plus a conference report to be published next issue. Other items include a picture show The Story of Oil at Olympia, a business sale in insurance agency, and obituary for John S. McEvoy at Wollondibby Station with local pioneer details.
Mrs Cozens honorary secretary of the Bom tala Red Cross Society reports the recent unonal conference in Sydney was the most successful yet. Delegates were entertained after the Dusinesa session and shown the Red Cross Sanator ium at Wentworth Balls. She also notes the Bombala branch has met its quota for the year and informed State Organiser Mr Graham during his annual Bombala visit last Tuesday.
Mrs Ivan Groves dies at Sydney Hospital after goitre surgery following illness and treatment at Joans Hospital. Burial at Bombula cemetery with limited clergy present. mourners include daughter and son in law Nora Shearer and William. Born Cambulang 49 years ago, she was daughter of Charles Cotterill. Large turnout from the district attended the graveside service.
The Linen Tea held by the Country Women's Association last Saturday collected numerous textile donations for Boniatula Hospital. Donors include M and Mrs A Skipper Valerie Rodwell Ella Cotterill Mrs A G Cotterill and many others contributing towels pillow cases sheets and night attire.
A farewell gathering at the Literary Institute honors First-class Constable Agnew and his wife Mrs Agnew. Mayor presides as apologies are read and Mrs Agnew receives a wallet of notes. Speakers praise his fair, discreet police service and wish the couple well in Sydney.
The fragment mentions soaking bacon to prevent fathom running and using powdered pumice stone to remove tartar on teeth. A stray guideline warns not to use something more than once Banpalh Wood per Cure For' Chitiso's fHeckioe Cough.
A historical ad suggests sleeplessness stems from indigestion caused by stomach acidity. It promotes Bisulated Magnesia as a quick remedy, claiming it prevents fermentation, soothes the stomach lining, and restores sound sleep.
Attendance set a Cooma record with 2000 spectators paying £80 198 for the Massey Gap game. Queanbeyan Blues won 5 goals to 1 as Cooma, holders last season, faced a strong challenge before a lively crowd.
The death of Mrs Wish Walsh 74 a Randwick private hospital followed appendicitis operation. Survived by three sons and two daughters. Funeral at Delegate cemetery with large attendance. Also reports of 43 ounce retorted gold from Dellicknors and 20 wares shot at a Walga Park drive. Dry weather continues and ploughing is delayed.
The Railway Department announces concessions to aid primary producers by reducing freight. Food for starving stock can be moved within the state for 10 shillings per six tons with groupings allowed. water for starving stock costs 8 shillings per 1000 gallons. A declaration and Stock Inspector certificate are required.
An aged advertisement promotes Wood's Great Peppermint Cure as a first aid for coughs colds and influenza claiming reliable relief for these illnesses and endorsing its efficacy for coughs and colds.
Local ad lists weekly specials from T Der Bros including men's work boots in various prices and sizes, women's bloomers warm full sizes, and assorted ready to wear. It promotes specials on windows and general savings, with contact via telephone.
Change of business wishes to announce the sale of offices and agencies assets including Massey Harris items. Auction sales and valuations are arranged. Tetrachloride and other merchandise on hand are offered for disposal. No business too small or large for the service.
Instructions from Mrs George A Kiell by public auction on Saturday May 13 at 2 pm at Salaerhadtrast Rombala. The sale lists oak bedroom suite lino dining set dresser kitchen table utensils and numerous other items including furniture and effects.
Fragmentary notice mentions WHEATEN and ONIONS with quantities in small lots. Storefront named Ed Williams & Son in Bombala Street Cooma appears, referencing a sale or offer connected to Algerian, Mulga, Guyra product lines and a schedule in April.
A 8 pm Tuesday presentation by Cameron of Vacuum Oil Co outlines the romantic history growth and refining of petroleum. Moving pictures illustrate industry facts and motorists learn about internal combustion engine components in an engaging community lecture for Bombula residents.
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