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Newspaper
Bowral Free Press
Location
Bowral, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 28, 1903
Page
2
A fragment discusses seeking value for money in purchases and avoiding upfront fees. It emphasizes transparent pricing, cost control, and avoiding unnecessary charges while criticizing inflated costs and hidden expenses.
A garbled notice list announces sermons at Bowral Catholic Church by Very Rev Pardoe Treacd MBE and at Dowral Methodist Church by Rev A W Parton with arrangements for a Vaughan event. It mentions parish leaders including Rev John Carroll and Bishop Guibas, plus a local meeting about court matters and a forthcoming memorial or initiation observed by ministers and lay members.
Mesara JG Mortis and Co announce a major sale this Saturday 4th Ape featuring the Rev. M Maddern’s superior household furniture and effects. Local details describe proceeds, governance notes, and educational department mentions tied to a broader public sale with totals and contributors.
Thig our sad duty to recon in this esne the death after an illness of five weeks of Mes. Isabella Clover wife of Mr. Clover of Glouquarry aged 24. She died at the hospital at awral from septicn nia. Born in Sittan Forest she was daughter of My. Stonist Mel Pierson of Glenjuntry. Interred at the Church of England cemetery, Glenquarry, on Thursday afternoon with Rev. D. T. Suhosky officiating and Mr. fy Beavin in charge of arrangements. A husband and three children mourn their loss.
Belore Messrs WV S Caswell P William Acorn F B Kynguon and V Murray tied 15 and 45 10d costs for neglecting to send their children to school as required by the education Act. A charge against Frank Diesser was postponed for a week. A charge of using obscene language was preferred against a youth named Leslie Jones who did not appear in court. a warrant was issued for his arrest.
One small debts case heard in the Small Debts Court involved Alfred Rich and Robert Robertson. Robertson denied owing the amount for the restrained rent and argued he was owed for 20 days at 6 per day plus sundry expenses. the plaintiff claimed 18 weeks rent and that Robertson occupied the cottage for that period. Verdict returned for 2 7 3, representing five weeks’ rent with costs of court.
Moss Vale Cup competition proceeds at Berrima District Gun Club on Wednesday afternoon. Suspense builds as shooters contend to win twice for the Moss Vale Cup with notable performances by W Wade and others amid a field listing past champions including De Mestre, Beavan, Thr Swe les Mestre and Lackaley.
A Mayfield court farewell marks the end of Mr. W. Caswell’s 56 years in the police service and 46 as police magistrate. Speakers from the court praise his long, fair career and wish him a pleasant voyage back to England and a future in Australia.
A mall bag that vanished during a travel period was found yesterday. The incident involved confusion and stray details as onlookers reported various clues and the item’s recovery at the scene. Local authorities are investigating the odd sequence of events.
A muddled lantern exhibition recounts a lecture by M. Maddern on The Life of in Wenley, with attendees noted for their quiet interest. The event featured a running discourse and attracted a small audience, though many details remain unclear due to garbled text.
A Bowral Gaufellowe Hall gathering of an Oddfellowship, Bowral, drew visitors from Gaulbarn and Moss Vale. Delegates received welfare and imenders orders updates before a social hour at Armstrong's rows. The Godlbeird precincts plan a District stage Hospieak visit, praised for its health impact and orderly management.
Miss Maidern received a silver plaque in a formal presentation by members of the Bowral Maudgut Society. The ceremony honored her long service and devotion, with colleagues praising her leadership and impact while expressing hopes for continued support and fellowship within the community group.
Friends gathered on Thursday evening to wish Aliss Ros Ferguson well before her departure. Miss Bernson presented a bouquet laden with roses and colored blooms while pink ribbons carried messages of affection. Music by Mr. G Vincent and Misses Armstrong and T Chapman accompanied refreshments and a morocco writing case was given as a token of esteem.
A fragmented notice mentions the London Council seeking permission to raise 19.5 million over 18 months. unclear references point to remedies and parties named Morgan Cla tmiat Bowtal, with many garbled terms and possible misreads.
Bowral Aldermen discuss Department of Public Works correspondence on water supply testing and a move to push Minister via Mr McCourt. The Works Committee outlines drain and bridge repairs amid debate on who pays and how fast projects proceed.
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