Tragic Loss of Young Chapman Aboard Aerial
Sympathy pours for J H Chapman family after their son, a 19 year old apprentice, is reported lost overboard from the ship Aerial bound from Byduie to Foonth England. Captain Woodfield’s vessel faced severe gales and 110 days voyage before news arrived, with no definitive confirmation of his fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Chapman
J. A. Riley
Bowral
Chiapinasy
Byduie Harbour
Fxwonth
England
Clapman
Vom
New Zealand
Ixlande
China
Japasy
Boglind
Aeria
Captan Woodfield
Gro
Chapman
Inés
Dot Garrett
Sidney
le Inet Rail
Sydney
Walter
Chapmay
Walter Cimpunan
Farewell Social Honors Bowral Church Worker
Bowral hosted a farewell social for Miss Maude Armstrong who leaves her longtime role in the Presbyterian Church. The event featured readings, songs, and tributes from church members and friends, with Rev. J J Gilmore presiding and B Danwoods delivering thanks for Armstrong’s service. A gift was presented by the church choir and friends, and Armstrong was wished happiness in her new married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Maude Armstrong
Rowell
Alors
Marraye
Misa Armstrong
Witnde Wei
J J
IV Cvaning Wan Davound
Hollie Stokes
Soma
Danny Clash
Big Ben” Boerwituz
J. J. Gilmore
Etrangera Ye
J. Giluory
Avery
Ure
Cliggel
Elma Lad
Bosal
Jer Breed Fork Alvo
Danwandia
Ana
Ming Aviaetrung
Ingo
Sardelb
Bowral Free Press Dest Advertising Medium Note
The Bowral Free Press is identified as the destination advertising medium. A note records this designation for reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral Free Press
Bowral Wins Home Golf Clash In Tight 7 2 Score
Saturday afternoon play at Bowral clubs ended in a 7 to 2 victory for Bowral over Vale. A pleasant day with teams and visitors hosted for afternoon tea by Bowral members. Evening tea in the Club House followed with guests from the visiting team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral
Indy
Bowral Club
Me. C. Hy Halatead
Clab House
Grants and funds for Australian recreation grounds 1904 05
Correspondence from the Department of Lands Sydney notes no funds available in 1904 for Vitzeau Falls recreation ground grant. A later 1905 letter states £74 allocated for park improvements nationwide, listing allocations to Mowral, Burrawang Park, Victoria Park Picton, Robertson Park, Moss Vale, and other grounds with trustees Tanna Folly and McFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitsroy Falls
Department of Lands
Sydney
Vitzeau Falls
Landa
Jon
Amy
Edward MacFarlane
Department_ of Lands
Mowral Warl Nu
Gandaanan
Tory
Burrawang Park
Vintroy Walls Recreation Ground
Alexandra Square
Mittayang
Moss Vale Parle
Victoria Park
Picton
Robertson Park
Moog
Tanna
Foly
McFarlane
Unuley
Bowral District Teachers Association Annual Meeting Report
The Bowral District Teachers Association held its annual meeting on a June Saturday, with delegates from Bowral Mittagmny Mose Vale and Teibertaon present. The report adopted discussed library funding, delegation travel to Byrdney Conference, and proposed railway concession appeals, with committee appointees and a full, formal debate on school reading schemes and educational rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doweal
Eahlis Bebcat
Folchiers Fina
Bowral
Mittagmny
Mose Vale
Teibertaon
Pataidiae
Raley
Paradine
Br. Beran
We. Keable
Qnoatian
Byrdney
Free Public Library
Leuice
Eswan
Nepal
Frasee
Sducalional Tuibiovinies
First Meeting of the BDAH and I Society Committee
The newly elected committee of the BDAH and I Society met at Moa Vale on Monday with Mr. J. As Radnery presiding. Attendance included Mr. W. H. Angerson and other members as plans were discussed for future events, poultry shows, and livestock sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abeve Society
Moa Vale
J. As
Radnery
Slia Abair
Death of a centenarian Isabella McAnally
Mrs. Isabella McAnally widow of Jonathan McAnally died at her son G McAnally’s residence in Yamninza on Friday. She was 103 years and 2 months old and had lived in the district over 40 years. She retained her faculties remarkably and was noted as a healthy woman. She leaves numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella McAnally
Jonathan McAnally
G. McAnally
Yamninza
Concert at Robertson Aids St John’s prize fund
A successful Friday evening concert at Robertson School of Arts supported the St John’s C. E. Sunday School prize fund. A large audience witnessed an excellent programme performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's C. E
Robertson School of Arts
Paper factory incident in London causes rapid transformation
In London a paper mill accident disrupted operations as workers cut down trees and the process transformed timber into pulp and paper. The scene involves immediate reactions, with the journal noting the conversion timing from cutting to rolling and publication reaching the press by ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wrivur Sage Suay
Essental
Tito
Venrea
Hire a Bike from Best's Bicycle Depots
A garbled notice mentions Best's Bicycle Depots offering bike rentals. The fragment references a purchase or service context with unclear names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Local Tenders and Factory Sale Reported
Correspondent notes tenders closed in July for the patting of the factory organ at Matodue Chorel sold to Mr I'mte of Bydoey. An axe was given at the sale. Mr Knox led a meeting on Saturday regarding the Focal Dairy Co. Buildings cost several hundred pounds to build but realized only a few pounds. Monte, who recently bought the Blacksmithing business, plans to restart work. Mesle also intends to run a bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Mr. Il
Bydoey
Knox
Focal Dairy Co
Monte
Robertson Defeats Moss Vale In Close Local Rugby Match
In Saturday football action Robertson beat Moss Vale at Robertson with Winslow scoring a first half try and Longley adding points. Mittagong defeated Wilde's Meadow, Bowral had a bye. The secretary reports six footballs for district schools and medals for the premiere, as the NSW Union pushes school rugby growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Moor Vale
Mittagong
Wilde's Meadow
Bowral
Moss Vale
Winslow
Agai
Longley
Waion
N.S.W. Union
Various 19th Century Home News Notables and World Notes
A compact survey of eclectic items includes remarks on Anglo-Japanese affairs, Australian market signals, and a London charity overview. It records religious figures, local honors, and a Crimean veteran, with scattered notes on politics, temperance, and social statistics.
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Peramtastteay
J. G. Morris & CO
Yaltators
DASD
ANT
Gale
Matent Baty Asvaranne
Bootsy Mineo
Mouliry Parianala Aon
Vaient Atkenaya
Copdu
Opr
Inouye
C. A. Halstead
Waeuutstrron
Burradoo
R. Crawford
Town Wald
Kowral
Surona
Fe.An
Drs
Lagollbn
Hoyt
Mir
Badh Mbs
Ane
H. Leighton Jones
Argyle Sitecet
Mowe Vole
Morgan's
Miss Wheat
Taonbress
Whitdren
Spoe'atny
Winn
Colin
Ferguson
Vialinist
Evita
Tha
Geauina Beaven & Som
Cominan
Iarony & Bons
Che Botoral Free Press
Bereima District
Duewipenser
Lost
Ufflew
Huitley
RS. W. IT. Moores
W. T. Moeheit
Mr. Ware
Lial
Mea
Walter Fuond
Parwes
Ole
Albert Chapman
Choice Eafedishmouts
Muckity
T. Chayiann
A. Chapman
Maude Armstrong
Veaehial Cinghs Sake Vie Dane Poppet Core
Golf
Atosy Vale
Yallack
Miller
Innsa-Noads
F.S. Michell Ao
Marsden
HU Histon Favin George
FC. Stevenson
J. Ganlmes
Murray
Pal MecCurdigo Wokelwin
M Cowper
W. Carr Boyd
Throshy
Hom
W. McCourt
Bowral District Teachers’ Association
B.D.A.H, and
I. Society
W. H. Angerson
Aelety
Lark Shaw
Iwatean
Tata
Horae Stalin
Tackey
Lambert
Bort
Liweing
Ensh Ltd
Opiniin
Nino
Hichardern
Messed
Wiles
Cy Taylor
Bluart
Cunninghan
Biches
Poiney
Mosarw
Cuaguiteglinas
Pugtor
Thaoledale
Mevaea
Wood
Comvinuliany
Webby
Santion
Mivasta
Tae
Morera
Indien
Sagenioneau
Enki
Eusl
Woniak
Wehiedala
Panama
Lawlvirt
Alimry
Bsinee
Mesab
A. Tadgery
M Carthy
Riclarteon
Neavalie
EA. Potter
Kangaloon
Bern Ule
Bill Lloyas
New York
Kaneko
AL Vance
Asia
Nya Teseer Beastie
Linekpool
Athletic Glounte His
Tach
Chist
Exnea
Auuteslian
Shiv
Tirisham
Arated
Arthur Balfour
Halfour
Carliale
Cat
Vuhia
B. Aidan
Austen Chamberlain
Mas B. Waite
Londie
Owntairouses
Conplan
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