Bombala Milling Co. approves sale of mill to Trevanion Bros
The Bombala Milling Company held its annual meeting with large shareholder attendance. Directors reported the mill could not operate due to capital and interest shortages, sought offers, and recommended selling to Trevanion Bros for £407 18s 2d in trust. Directors re-elected. sale authorized to complete contract of £407 18s 5 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombala Milling Company, Ltd
A. H. Teffreys
Messrs. Trevanion Bros
Stevenson
Messis
J. B. Sautelli
A. J. Jeffreys
B. G. Shaw
O. H. Pierce
J. McCay
J. Garnock
BR. Stevenson
Mesers, Trevanion Bros
Cerma
Rocky Hall News Brief From Our Own Correspondent
The cold damp weather keeps residents seeking medical aid with Mrs. Horace Whitby and Mr. B Connelly among those hospitalised at Pambula. Old Rocky Hall resident James Underhill dies in Bega last week. Metambala Bacon Factory plans to publish goods by motor lorry to the mountain. Don Kennedy visited and secured a light Ford delivery order for Burgess’s Pambula butchering business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Whitby
B. Connelly
Pambula Hospital
Captain Thyne
Ls Atock
James Thompson
Bibbenlake
Burgess
Pambula
Annual Scholarship Ball planning and roles set
The Mayor presided at a last Thursday meeting to plan the annual scholarship ball. The first scholarship will be available next year and funds are invested in municipal debentures at 6.44 percent. The ball is set for September 18 with prizes for fancy costumes. Tickets priced 4/6 for doubles, 3/- gents, 2/- ladies, 1/- children. Weber appointed secretary. committee named with authority to add members. fundraising commitments pledged by Jonas, Mathew, and Walter. Officials to be appointed by September 9 with all interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Weber
Messrs. Jonas
O. Hardaker
J. Turnbull
PG. Walkom
A. Webar
J. C. Mather
Barrett
Lynch
Jonas
Easts
Mathew
Walter
Commonwealth Conversion Loan touted for safety and rate
Sir Samus Hordern argues the Commonwealth Conversion Loan offers absolute safety backed by national resources and a favorable interest rate of 5 34 percent, comparing it with 4 3 percent on the existing loan. Dr Earle Page notes potential borrowing at about 5 percent, with no second offer planned and any deficiency possible from abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samus Hordern
Silinire
Earle Page
Commonwealth
GH. Dash
Local News Reduces to Harsh Realities of Town Life
Ribbenlake reports a dramatic week as W Sloan survived a harness failure causing a bucking bolt and a cocaplate wrecked aulky. Postmaster M H Thomas resigns after four years due to meager pay while the department offers a paltry £2 weekly. G Cotterill bedridden with flu worsens town woes and the School of Arts struggles under a ten member committee to provide competent service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sloan
Sloan
M. H. Thomas
G. Cotterill
Lsat
School of Arta
Sacred concert aids St Phillips Church funds at School of Arts
Delegate on Wednesday notes a Monday sacred concert in the School of Arts to raise funds for St Phillips Church. Attendance was strong and proceeds reached £7 15s. Rain records show ninety six points in August. Delegate Brass Band shows good progress. A daughter of Mr J W Matthews of Delegate River died aged 14 last Monday. funeral held today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
St. Phillips’ Church
Delegate Brass Band
J. W. Matthews
Delegate River
Education Week in Bega District News urges publication
The Bega District News letter praises Education Week and calls for papers read by teachers to be published, arguing the speeches are profound. It notes a loss if the speeches vanish after the week ends and adds a notice that all dogs must be registered before September 30, with forms and receipts available from H. R. Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bega District Newa
H. R. Bryan
Wool Sales and Market Outlook in Sydney Wool Trade
The Sydney Wool Selling Broker宣布 new rule to fix due dates at 26 percent of each grower's clip in store before listing. August auctions showed strong demand for fine spinning wools, with attention to proper preparation and removal of belly fleece. France, America, Japan, and Germany influence global demand, while Yorkshire lags. Sales achieved over 80 percent clearance as 1,040,000 bales slated for Australian markets between September and December, with Sydney allocations up 50,000 from last season despite 73,000 bales of old clip expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Growere
Sffaire
France
Africa
America
Japan
Ihis
Yorkshire
Sydney
Christus
Anles
David Niven
Bombala
Arthur &. Gatterill
John Janson
Dulegate
John J. Comasons
Tisigiringi
John Lessnighter
Archibald Williamson
Jindohyne
A. T. Brotherton
Phillip Bates
Islecom
Donald MuFhir
Dalgety
Messie
McPhie Bros
Eastbourne
Fill Every Glass with Sparkling Wine Then Heal All Woes
Fragmented verse exhorts Bacchus to let wine rule hearts with mirth and health. The garbled text urges filling every glass to banish care, praising a fictional Great Fepyermint Cure as a jolly remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacchus
Jay
Rugby union push in Southern District urged by manager
Mr G McNet of the Southern Monaro Rugby Union spoke in Sydney at a welcome in the Rugby Union room. He urged an organiser be sent to the Southern District to revive interest as the League game grows. Mr C Brown, country committee chairman, and Mr J Nosed, secretary, said support was rising and efforts were made to keep the flag flying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. McNet
Monaro
Sydney
Rugby Union
C. Brown
J. Nosed
Southern Monaro Rugby Tour Wins Mixed Results
The Southern Monaro Union impressed in its first first grade match against Mealy, with strong backs and solid forwards. They led at half time, then faced a tight second half before a late unconverted try by Penfold leveled the game. In a midweek rematch at Manly Oval, Monaro dominated possession, edged ahead with a penalty by Kimber, and held on to a 12 8 victory as T Ryan scored late for Monaro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Monaro Union
Robbie
Rush
Clear
Ryan
Staples
Manly
Johnston
Monaro
Penfold
Manly Ovel
Guy
Metropolis
Mingay
Kimber
Greve
Country Road
Walluca
Gibbons
Cows in Bonibali Town Cited for Nighttime Nuisances
A local letter jokes about cows taunting residents by leaving cards and wandering private gardens. Gardeners complain of roaming animals flaunting chains and bells, moaning when gardeners confront them, and ignoring town boundaries as “privileged” creatures. The writer urges cows to learn better manners and stay in their place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombula
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Ford
Graceff
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Italia Pry. Ltd
Wourt
Gard
RD -Motor, Company
Anbly
Eath
Australia
Tudor
Commonwealth Conversion Loan
Ribbenlake
Education
T Ford
Cos
Parmars
Graziare’ Co-operative Og
Sporting News
Sournuay Movara
L. Greer
A. B. Robbie
J. Helmers
V. Olear
W. Robbie
A. Elton
Manty
E. Bown
H, Walker
R. Sproule
J. Pym
S. Wallac
J. Gibbons
N Mingay
W. Douglas
R. Meldrum
B. Bridges
F. Dunn
J. Armitage
A. Penfold
J. Johnson
T. Dutt
Elton
Johnson
H. A. Barraclough
Opticians
George Street
Sydwey
Tinos
Balnoes
Vonpingenios
Indivi
Bank
Hiiohalia
Government Savings Bank
C. T. Howard
C.P.S
Mercury Department
Criciet
Fi Purseli
Duke
Warren Bardsley
Frederic Lassetter
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