04 Sep 1931
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Newspaper
Bombala Times
Location
Bombala, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 04, 1931
Page
1
Snowblanketed district with heavy falls. Pambula Hospital finished the year with a debit balance of £141. N S W Savings to reopen Monday for new business only. Church of England ball to be held at Cathcart next Wednesday featuring old time and modern dances.
The article notes a Cooma billiards and snooker team visiting Bombala to play the local champions in what is described as likely a return match. It recalls a past trip by a Monies team to Cooma that swept the Ce team, suggesting long-standing rivalries and local sports interest. The piece also mentions community notices and local incidents.
Bombala fielded four teams with Nimmitabel drawing Gumnuts and Bibbenluke beating Bombala 3 2. Bombala beat Newtown 4 2 as Harrowsmith Dunsmore and Tooth led scorers while Elsie Bellchambers scored early for Ribbenlake Bombala girls. Return games set for Sunday. dances and euchre party discussed alongside Cooma fixtures on 20th. three girls matches planned for Wednesday.
Monaro beat Rest 8 to 3 in a Saturday practice match at the Bombala Show Ground. Cooma official Mr Dykes provided coaching hints, gates proceeds go to Bombala Hospital, and a coastal combined team is slated to visit tomorrow to meet Monaro under league rules with selected players listed for both sides.
On Thursday next October 10 at 2:30 p.m. the Literary Institute hosts a meeting where recent Mouvement developments will be fully explained. Organiser N. E. Wright urges attendance, promising topics of interest for the public. Jewish holidays note ahead of new supplies available September 12.
Lyal Stapleton of the Bombala A L P writes in open column defending Pro Bono Publico against Ratepayer accusations. He accuses the correspondent of camouflage and insists on signed names, urging public accountability and urging Pro Bono Publico to reveal identity.
Ratepayer replies to The Bombass Times letter criticizing P. BP. and asserts no claim that the Labor Party intends to contest municipal elections as a political body. He argues his position was about labor influence in governing local affairs, not takeover.
A fragmentary government notice from September 4, 1931, references road section actions and land matters involving J. He and H. 2130. Expiration terms and local land approvals are implied, with unclear details.
A local tire service center in Central OK announces a temporary closure. The notice says the business will resume operations and continue repairs and support in the future.
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