Cathcart Notes Include Evening Tournament Winners
Our Own Correspondent reports the 500 tournament for the School of Arts was won by Miss Cole and Mr H Waterson. Mrs W Baker dies at Wyndhami. Cronulla visitor Miss J H Milner returns home tomorrow. Water shortages persist as tanks run dry and swamp water is used. GUC O F Lodge officers elected at a special meeting with Bombala and Bibbenlake attendance. Footballers ball a social and financial success with over £11 raised and Ribbenlake orchestra. Secretaries Mrs B A Stewart and Miss G Stewart praised for their hard work.
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T É School
Cole
H. Waterson
Wyndhaim
W. Baker
Sehr
J. H. Milner
Cronulla
G. U.C. O.F. Lodge
P-N.g
M. P
Gerathy
N.G
V. Moreing
V.G
E. O. Conner
May Meeting of Country Women's Association Held in Bombala
The May gathering of the Country Women's Association was well attended with 32 members chaired by Mrs Minehan. Reports from Sydney conference and District Hospital visits by Mrs Warburton and Mrs Walter Groves were praised, and volunteers were sought for May hospital work including a linen afternoon and children's night wear. A knitting competition on the 27th and a street stall earned support, with sympathy expressed for the Garnock family after a recent loss.
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Minehan
Sydney
Bombala
Warburton
Walter Groves
Country Women’s Association
T.’ Ingram
J. Mawson
C. W.A
Mesdames Pierce
Chandler
Garnock
Edith Garnock
Farewell to Mrs Agnew in Bombala Meeting
The president noted the meeting was to say goodbye to departing member Mrs Agnew who praised the association's work since 1926. She thanked friends and hoped the group would continue its good deeds as members applauded and sang She's a Jolly Good Fellow.
Open Column Expresses Public Opinion Caution
A historical column notes that open expression on public interest topics is not an endorsement by the publication. It frames opinions as personal commentary and warns readers against assuming institutional support.
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Eorror
Border Transport Policy Sparks Border District Debate
In Wagga the Premier Mr Stevens spoke at the Melbourne conference promising to raise border transport questions. He urged removing barriers to move produce across states and repeal the Transport Act. He warned unions may oppose reforms that shift patronage from law to market inducements.
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Bombala Times
Wagga
Stevens
Melbourne
Lang
Bombala Railway Revenue and Tonnage Report
In the Bombala Railway report, figures show tickets issued 151 with revenue of coaching £265 goods £442 total £732. stock £21. miscellaneous £0. Inwards tonnage lists general goods missing and special outwards subsections. outward totals include general goods and missing items 81.
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Nise
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Cathcart
Hal
Untry Women’s Association
Mrs. Agnew
Bombala Railway
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