Gossip and local notices from Bowral and Goulburn area
A collage of social chatter and community updates covers parlor games in a colonial setting, English classroom quips, veterinary and sailing news, church events in Bowral, cricket and football results, the New South Wales and New Zealand match, papal funeral proceedings, royal visits to Dublin slums, and various local business notices.
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New South Wales
New Zealand
St. Peter's
Rome
Pope Leo
Ardinala
Ramos
Gott
Serafino
Vanutelli
Aghardi
Edward
Corporation
Dublin
Woods
Fepparmivs
Fractured OCR Note On Mr Den M Oe Bivensi
A fragmentary OCR note mentions Mr Den M Oe Bivensi and references a Judge and a decade of prior activity. The readable text is garbled with uncertain names and phrases about operations or dates. No clear event or outcome is established in the legible portion.
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den. M. Oe
Outer
Visit of Hon G H Reid to Bowral Meeting
A public meeting in Bowral discussed plans for hosting Hon G H Reid expected on August 10. Local officials formed a committee with Aldermen, treasurer, and secretary to organize reception, transport, and accommodations amid uncertain arrival time.
Gowburg Boat Posts Pensions Moves Last Thursday
Old Age Pensions activity by Gowburg boat saw several pension applications renewals processed with some refusals. Others advanced toward an endowment and suppression of property details, reflecting ongoing pension procedures and adjustments.
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Gowburg
Old Ecclesiastics Named For Great Age Longevity
The late Dean Cowper and the late Monsignor Rigney were among the world’s oldest ecclesiastics, each about a century old, a fact noted alongside the long-lived Kay J Dalton of Riverview College and the aged father of the Primate Archbishop Smith of Sydney.
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Dean Cowper
Monsignor Rigney
Pope
Kay
J. Dalton
S.J
Riverview College
Archbishop Smith
Sydney
Brat winding meeting sets Bowral branch aims and roles
A.P.D.A Bowral held its annual rest meeting on Friday evening at the Methodist School hill Bowral. The chairman congratulated the branch on its notation and noted a starting membership of 77 with goals to reach beyond seventy. Crewing Mack nntarrat appointed as president with a slate of officers and a nine member committee to guide activities including a trip to Nowra on 7 August.
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Bowral
Methodist School Hill
Fs C. Boye
Ite
Ptranatty
Bo Siveny
Uni
Tabla
Nubseriba Bos Tomardy
Acura
Mack
Boyer
O. A. Corton
G. J. Marston
Kyngdon
J. J. McDonald
Wi Btnican
Jasive
Sounei
Phe
Artanga
Prblig
Methodint Itensa Church Trust Fund Gifts
The Rev M Maddere leads a summarized appeal listing gifts to the church trust fund from Mrs Campbell and others totaling £35. Subsequent receipts include cash for goods and additional contributions noted by Mrs H B Wickham and Mr Beefras.
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M. Maddere
Wickham
Maddern
H. B. Wickham
Bt Beefras
Table Tenants Tourna ment at Bowm School of Arts
The Bowm School of Arts hosted a Table Tenants Tournament on Saturday evening. Rain kept distant players away and no gentlemen’s singles were completed. Results: Loseby defeated Fanston 9-7. King forfeited to Loseby. Duprez had a bye. semi finals saw Duprez beat Loseby 9-3. Duprez then defeated Loseby 9-2 to win.
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Bowm School of Arts
Miss Duprez
Eaqvias
Table Tennis Matches At Residence Feature Close Victory
Feuy Yang and Maneaun played at Mc G Harrigan’s residence on Friday evening Test with a tightly contested table tennis match decided by six points in favor of the home team. Refreshments were served by the hosts’ ladies while scores highlight close exchanges between Feuy Yang and opponents with multiple close results. The Yarrawa and Wilde's Meadow clubs met at Carrington Hall Wilde's Meadow on Wednesday, yielding a Yarrawa win by 56 points, final score Yarrawa 395 to Wilde's Meadow 339.
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Feuy Yang
Maneaun
Mc. G. Harrigan
Sten Valb
Tannawwa
Yarawa
Wilde's Meadow
Carrington Hall
Yarrawa
Yarrapa
Grand Summer Fair planned by two church trusts
Trustees of the Bendoolejstrest and Hong Bourntreet Churches announce arrangements for a grand Summer Fair. Proceeds will be split between the two trusts in a ratio of one third to Bong Hong street trust and two thirds to Bendlooley street Trust to cover interest and loan fund needs.
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Bendoolejstrest
Hong Bourntreet
Pasroensee
Bong Hong Street Trust
Bendlooley Street Trust
Tent Missions Fill Mittaiong With Deeply Moved Converts
The United Tent Mission opened in Mose Vale and Bundanoon with meetings in Oddfellows Hall and the Methodist Church. In Mittagong a large tent drew nightly crowds and many adults and youths professed conversion, with efforts to shepherd new believers ongoing.
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Mose Vale
Hue
Irithe
Oddfellows’ Hall
Fityaeven Poreany
Jesus Cheilot
Bundanoon
Jesus
Mittagong
Teokiey Oon
Mittazong
Unclear Text Summary Item From Historical Page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions various terms and names without clear events or coherent narrative. No verifiable people, organizations, or places emerge to anchor a factual card. Unable to determine a concrete main action or outcome from readable portions.
Hospital demonstration support pledged by unions in Moss Vale area
The auth committee laid out a programme for the forthcoming hospital demonstration held at Wowral on Eight Hour Day. Twenty four rents have been placed on the list with promises of support from Moss Vale and West Camden Cavalry. Donations include £2 8s from E.G. Stanley for one event and £1 18s to be competed for by Bowral and Moss Vale Free Brigades. The committee also lists items and prizes contributed by local firms and individuals, such as lanterns, an electric plate, a silver mounted pipe, and sheep for a guessing competition, with several named benefactors contributing small sums toward the event.
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Auth
City Firena
Wowral
Moss Vale
Stanley
Taylor Bros
A. Salmon
Ote
Wade
H. Wiles
Te A. McCarthy
E. Aland
H. Richardson
F. T. Beeman
Annual meeting of the Huerawange School of Arts held
The annual meeting chaired by Rev. D. T. Smith reported year receipts of £32 146 4d and expenses to balance a credit. Guifellows Halls bought for £80, funded by Mackis, Atheringth, and J. Lackey at 5 percent. transfer soon signed. A billiards table purchased. officers elected: President Rev. D. T. Smith. vice presidents Io. Smith and W. Murrow. treasurer John Vermins. secretary E Etherington. librarians Johnstons Hermie and W J Payne. six-member committee named. Membership fees set at 29 per quarter for male adults and youths under 14. entrance fee 9/6. billiards charges 4 per game up to 50 points, 6 per game up to 100 points. quarterly subscription 10s 9d with option to members.
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Huerawange
F Arts
D. T. Smith
Guifellows
Messrs Mackis
I. Atheringth
J. Lackey
T. Smith
Ee Uetherington
Johnstons Hermie
W. J. Payne
Messra
Gilbert and Budge
Hunger versus Want in City Welfare Appeal
The Syh Y Benevolent Society reports spending about £550 monthly on food and essentials for the city’s helpless poor. It serves thousands in hundreds of homes with widowed and sick residents, including many hungry children, and urgently appeals for financial help.
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Syh@Y Benevolent Society
Unclear historical note on youth dancing at Berhurton
The article indicates concern over young people attending a dance in Berhurton, with references to police actions and fines aimed at suppressing immoral behavior. It mentions boys and girls aged about 17 and notes disturbance to residents, along with a phase of legislative response and municipal officials’ statements.
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Tan Gaaw
Menanti
Berhurton
Priday
Tha
Ovidanon
Danse Raama
Kiel
Boyn
Oder
Avil
TIE EXODUS From New South Wales to South Africa and beyond
A garbled historic piece discusses migrants leaving Australia for South Africa and Canada over the coming months. It mentions ships filled with penegeanta, economic concerns, and the idea of prioritizing agriculture and emigration. References Central Railway, Victoria, Queensland, and government roles amid uncertain futures.
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Tha
New South Wales
Victoria
Queensland
Low
Central Railway
Vitoria Maekéla
Boaialistie Jogialesion
Auatralia
Rutewneh
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