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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
4
Reading in Sydney papers shows a proposed tariff on woollen tweed trousers would boost prices by 100 percent. The measure targets imported clothing and could affect merchants and consumers nationwide.
Footwear stock will rise by twenty percent as prices advance. Call and inspect inventory now to select items before the new pricing takes effect.
A Melbourne testimonial notes six years of chronic indigestion improved by Bisulated Magnesia Tablets. The letter claims rapid relief as the product neutralises acids and eases digestion, urging buyers to insist on the Bismag trademark in a black wrapper.
News notes recount Mr. Perkins urging radio in public schools across NSW, with letters to Parents & Citizens Associations. Rockton to Cann mail petition rejected again, while questions arise about inquiries, road development, and cross-border settlement. Also promoted are reduced Texaco motor spirit prices and Country Life’s rebuttal of Urban wage concerns.
Fragmentary obituary notice referencing George Lau On Lee formerly of Wabyard Square Sydney Asthras and various health concerns including diabetes cancer and gutre. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates a biographical note or memorial.
At the School of Acts monthly meeting a Dramatic Club was formed and a free monthly rocin evening for members and families planned. The Tennis Club elected Miss Olive Murdoch and N McNee to offices and will gravel and re grade courts while updating fencing. A car accident narrowly avoided when steering failed injuring Mr H Thomas. A new postmistress is expected soon and repair work at the office and dwelling continues. Progress Association met with road and cemetery access discussions.
Mr C Hammond moved from Broadwater State forest staff to manage a plantation at the head of White Rock Creek between Rookton and Bom bala. The late William Edward Roberts of near Craigie died leaving an estate valued at £22,218, to his children. George Martin of Towamba, aged 104, died after 73 years in the district and was buried in a self made coffin in a tale of three coffins built by the maker.
Regular dividend minus taxes, war conversion offer promises 554 percent per annum interest paid semi annually. Convert December due bonds or subscribe new cash. Apply at any bank or post office or contact a stock exchange member. You may select six or eleven year bonds or inscribed stock.
Advertises a broad assortment of garments and novelties at low prices under new tariffs. Highlights men’s trousers and shirts, promising at least ten percent savings by purchasing now.
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