Jude's Church Bowral hosts successful supplementary sale
At Jude's Church of England Bowral the Towral School of Arts staged a decorative sale of work. A ship’s code of flags adorned the display areas, created by skilled hands. The event raised about £50 with afternoon takings near £30, aided by secretary Garin George and many helpers including Lady attendees at the opening.
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Jude
Charles Cowper
Mian Brenan
To Dolden
Garin George
Afernoon
Hellie-Smith
Easter charity sale opens with remarks and thanks
The Rev E S Wilkinson opened a supplementary Easter sale after addressing the crowd at 4 pm. He noted heavy last year costs, expected £50 to be raised, and praised Mrs Gavin George for her efficient secretarial work. A long list of stall presiders and helpers was acknowledged, with emphasis on the grand hall’s attractive setup and the Vestry’s sympathy for the Dean of Sydney.
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Sunger
Leathes
Kellyn
Ben Osborne
Winchewal
Nott
Bf McGregor
Mes
King
Miss Morehead
Misa Campbwll
Billy
Ornes
Wilkinson
Esater
Thace
Gavin George
Alwso
S. Jude
Sydney
Bia Favorliu Byinna
Malieus
Airu
Georgs
Diail
Miesge Xfary Hawand
Gortle Seophen
Indergarten
Aesistad
Aifte
Yeon
Pup
Mackrae
Mursién
Fiat
Promenade Concert Led by Miss Rose Morgan Evening Event
A promenade concert arranged by Miss Rose Morgan featured piano selections by Mr. Cecil Compion and Miss Huwakes, vocal numbers by Miss Mackenie and Miss Pur bere Southeynne, violist Miss Whiting, and St. Jude's Choir performing Friendship. Accompanists were Mr. Compton and Mr. Thittle with pieces including Chopin in A and others, ending with Behold how brightly gleams the morning.
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Proménaire
Rose Morgan
Cecil Compion
Ben Hur Exhibition to Feature Realistic Sights
A crowd pleasing program by Rev A J Boper lecviteer and Mr Hart rises with seventy pictures showing scenes and persons from Ben Hur. The display on Wednesday April 25 at the Sahoo of Ariz Rowral promises music and vivid stages. Roper plans further venues at Moos Vale and Boedancon on April 24 and 25 respectively.
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A. J. Boper
Lecviteer
Hart
Ariz
Rowral
Rosamentar
Mare
Har Majesty's Theatre
Australia
Ban Bus
Roper
Moos Vale
Thoreday
Boedancon
Bowral notices and events clutter church and town
Items of interest report religious announcements for Rev Canon Boyce at St Marks Church and a Bowral School of Arts governors meeting to elect an honorary life member. Government and hospital tenders invite forming and building work. auction items sale by J G Morris and Co. Simultaneous Mission planning in Bowral. a reward is offered for a double share of gas. A mysterious shooting at Miller's Point involves a boy about 10 or 13 years old. police targeted by an Irish League boycott.
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Canon Boyce
S. Jracs
Bowral School of Arts
Les. C. J. Roy
8. D. Cottage Hospital
J. G. Morris and Co. Bowis
Miller's Point
Eacwn
United Irish League
West Clare
Bowral
Argyll Road
Messrs
J.G. Morris and Co
Lawson
St. Elina
Bony Bongatreet
Lantern lecture at Methodist Church draws good crowd
On Tuesday evening Rev. JE MacDade led a lantern lecture at the Methodist Church. Rev. FL MarLue, visiting from Rolvertown, pleased old friends and the audience enjoyed beautiful views. Mrs Branch added songs greatly enhancing the entertainment. Weather has been wet with occasional showers, farmers hope for better days soon.
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Torsilay
JE MacDade
MarLue
Sim
Kolertwon Cirs Sith
Nranchaujig
Rose and Spring Flower Show Plan Amid Setbacks
In a recent Arauciation general committee meeting the ultrys antheminy show was canceled due to a destroyed season. A rose and spring flower show will be organized late October or early November with famed grower Mr Halstead at Burradoo cultivating queen of flowers. Spring blooms will feature prominently and offer wide competition opportunities for all involved.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Halstead
Burradoo Wagurs Wall
Resignation Accepted At Bowral Protestant Alliance
At a Bowral branch meeting on Thursday evening Mr A W Beer tendered his resignation as Worshipful Master due to an intended early departure from Bowral. The resignation was accepted with regret and a vote of thanks recorded to Mr Beer for his past services. A letter of recommendation was decided to be written to North Sydney to fill the vacancy.
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Bowral
Protestant Alliance
Efuli
A. W. Beer
Deer
North Sydney Re
Mel sRawarts
Political climate and drought fears in Australia prompt debate
A study of world events shows drought shortages fueling political discourse across regions. The piece mentions figures like Judge Harrie and leaders shaping policy. It notes economic strain from record Australian crops, speculative prices, and potential shifts in governance amid drought pressures.
Lawn Tennis Match Between Dowral and Mittagong Clubs
A pleasant lawn tennis match at Veduseng Int on the Mittagong nuts saw Dowral defeat Mittagong 11 to Bowral. Visitors attended in good numbers. Misgong Club provided afternoon tea. Matches included Edwards and Down versus Valentine and Corry, among others, with Bowral winning five of six games.
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Veduseng
Mittagong
Dowral
Bowral
Black
Burailies
Filte Ong
Warner
Dance Night At Hopwood’s Draws Crowds Despite Cold
Mr Hopwood hosted his regular Thursday dance with good turnout as dancers showcased their talent. Mr Vincent continued his piano act in his usual strong form, while Hopwood acted as MC announcing weekly dances from 8 to 12 during winter months.
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Hopwood
Vincent
Planot
Corm Mar
M.C
Fresentition to Mrs. C.J. Royle ceremony noted
An antiquated notice records a presentation to Mrs. C J Royle and references a procession with names such as Mosbaanss Pewoe Brain Bhaneee Lag igwin Augustus Ell Wood Depot A Vala 1 Ryn Caray Navwion Garin Guoray Vbsutay WS Men henaie Th E Sonos and Val BlomBald among scribes.
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Howrel
Sion
Mosbaanss Pewoe
Brain
Bhaneee Lagigwin
Augustus Ell
Wood
Depot
A. Vala
1 Ryn “On
Caray Navwion
Garin Guoray
Vbsutay
WS. Menhenaie
Th. E. Sonos
Val. BlomBald
Minot
Linale Junen
Newt
Bwinwae
Aid Daisy
Association Hall Meeting Debates Recess Plan
The Association Hall L meeting at S Jules Hall discussed whist during the recess and rat Auguets. Rev E S Willanson and others chaired, with plans for an executive committee and officers, promising to attend as possible and selecting chairs and treasurer for future sessions. About 14 attendees remained for chess afterward as the event concluded.
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S. Jules Hall
Sostter
Willanson
Poole
Drescher
Wilkiman
Wilkinsan
Jones
Woc
Newt
A. W. Parton
My Maddern
Si Kuseell
Commie
Masses
M. Drescher
Me Ellwans
Ts Chapman
Poule P
Villy
Water Supply for Mittargong Scheme Details
A report outlines Mittargong water supply plans including a storage reservoir of 14,400,000 gallons sourced from Nutial Creek, with a pipe head reservoir and reticulation mains. Cost estimates and council responsibilities are discussed, noting a permanent stream source and storage on reserve for periods of low flow.
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Prispore
Mebawanslave Aulvanersdd
Auattier Stayges AC
Connally Fehl
Eilgesdlag
Campbell Wastral
Nba
Waike
Kuilanry Commissioners
Railsway
Abit Martin Company
Uence
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Bowral Agency
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Gander & Son
TUE Free Press
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Ben Hur
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North Bydney
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