21 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 21, 1930
Page
1
Mr P D Meneee, dental surgeon, will visit Bombala at Villa on Tuesday night November 18 and may be consulted at the Imperial Hotel from November 23 at 8 am to 1 pm and 7 pm.
A P. W. family posts appreciation for friends and neighbors who offered sympathy and kindness after the loss. The message acknowledges the love of a loving daughter and grandchildren and extends thanks to all who shared condolences.
Tambo Victoria shire council reduced land valuations by ten percent and renewed last year's rate. O U Nickles CPS takes six month leave. Goward to fill the local post. Ice at Maslin Lane wins the Flying Handicap. Bestel roller skating carnival set for Monday at the Literary Institute with prizes for costumes and novelties.
Mrs Walter Willponse’s three year old daughter swallowed a pin on Pa day. She was taken to Coon on Saturday for an X-ray where the pin was found and passed without harming the child. Local notes report weather, elections, and civic updates as well.
Easter services planned at Delegate and Nimmitabel mark 20 years of priesthood for Father Roche. The report notes Mrs. Shaw’s death in Mosman after a paralytic stroke and mentions social events in Bombala and Bega, including fundraisers for St. Joseph's church building and a successful ball and Cinderella event with combined receipts around £61.
A vintage ad claims Bisurated Magnesia ends digestive pain instantly by neutralizing harmful acid and preventing fermentation. It markets both powder and tablet forms and urges buyers to look for the Bisurated name on the blue carton for authenticity.
The Australian Country Party weekly bulletin blames the Federal Labour Government for higher costs for farmers. It cites taxes and embargoes raising prices on tools, fencing, iron, and transport while primary producers face falling export prices. A later item reports a man arrested at Tewers yesterday, linked to the murder of Mina Grifichs.
The Farmers and Graziers Co-operative notes 7195 bales offered on November 17 across a wide state area led by Barrala district. Superfine wools show rising demand, with fleece and skirtings firm to good. average price 8 3d per lb vs 7 8d last period. Merino backs and crossbreds remain difficult unless high spinning quality. Top bale sold at 19d. next sales set for November 25 December 3 and 17.
A Monday meeting of stall holders reviewed the Saturday Carnival in Bombala raising funds for the Catholic Church debt. Clear profit of £172 1/2 after expenses, with stall breakdowns led by Percy Brown and Mrs J Agnew. Prizes awarded included a clock set and a cardigan, among others.
The Bombala District Hospital board met Friday with Director Thorne presiding. Subscriptions and half year estimates were approved, gazetting of board names noted, and permission granted for a cot installation by the CWA Younger Set. Treasurer reported receipts of £51 7s 5d and payments of £128 15s 3d, with a credit balance. The matron’s report showed 12 admissions and 9.4 daily average. donations included eggs, rhubarb, vegetables, butter, and fish from local supporters.
The article brands Mr. J Cusack as a clown and mocks his reputation as an “eminent financial authority” in Eden Monaro. It criticizes electors for backing him and urges Labour colleagues to justify his election while residents recall his street performances as evidence of his mockery.
Night Dress Miss Mollie Thorne pair of oil paintings Mrs H Reed fancy tray Mine Marie Vier pair of vases Miss Eileen Stew Ort Duchesce Get Mm Paul Vider guessing name of Doll Edith Mrs J Gleason cut glass vase Miss Josie Stew Box of Sweets Mrs Garth Dunsmore Fat Sheep Mr Eric Coorey Prepared Dinner Mr Pat Harris Case of Fruit Mr W McMahon Ham Mrs Charles Clear
Commonwealth Treasury announces a 6 per cent two year loan 10 year loan at 5 per cent and 20 year loan at 5 per cent. Subscriptions required by lodgment date with interest paid semiannually on June 1 and December 15. Applications accepted at banks savings banks post offices or stock exchange members in Canberra.
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