Bowral Notes and Holiday Church and Post Office Updates
The Commercial Bank remains closed from Thursday evening until Tuesday morning. Bowral shows 15 fewer empty houses than last year. Mr G J Covington of Bowral injured at Narrandyrra by a bursting spirit lamp. Mr H Webb resigns as organist at St Johns Moss Vale. Post and telegraph offices observe holiday hours with Good Friday Sunday hours and Easter Monday delivery and telegraph timings. Miss Arnold of Sydney plans a Bowral dancing class after Easter if there is early pupil interest. The Berrima District FT and D Co won a Sed prize for creamery butter at the Easter Show and a special prize for the best box of butter from a cream separator on farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post and Telegraph
Miss Arnold
Sydney
Bowral
Mr. Soman
Berrima
FT. and
D. Co
Bowral Salvationists
Kirk
Oddfellows’ Hall
Mousa Vale
William Mason
Crown Landa
Costa
William Emery
Kangaloon
Frederick Davis
Mittagong
G. W. Austin
McGlynn
Austin
Gale
Alexander Riley
E. Mudford
A. Speare
Moss Vale
Moga Vale
Moas Vale
Picton
The New Vicar of Wakefield and Bowral Notices
Notices cover book pricing for The New Vicar of Wakefield at 2/6, Bowral Salvationists visiting Easter events with meetings at Oddfellows Hall, local trials and fines, rail timetable changes for Easter Monday, and anecdotal medical testimonials.
Quarterly Concert at Bowral Honors Mrs Ingoldby Pupils
Mrs Ingoldby and her pupils performed a second Bowral Oddfellows Hall recital for invited parents and friends. The program featured solos and duets, with several local and Sydney guests contributing songs, while the tutor played and conducted with notable skill. Names of participating pupils and masters are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingoldby
Bowral
Popila
Mea
Ingoldby Lina
Oddfellows
Mia
Fred
Cope
Miss Rice
Sydney
Robert Soutter
Leslie Stack
Lorine Christia
Lindsay
Ken Soutter
Vaseel Cope
Bert Turnbull
Exeter
Lealie Raymond
Berrims
Gosia Wilkinson
Berrima
Loal Marke
Bowral Council Meeting Deliberates On Roads, Rats, and Water
Bowral Council on March 29 1902 discussed funding for tarting the court house road works and a 19 pound bill for spreading metal. Aldermen approved reports on roads subsidy 39 pounds 5s 8d and rat control with Ratsbane purchase for free distribution. Council examined water pipe routes from reservoir and Angus land operations, and valued property for rating with a proposed general rate of 1s in the pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Murray
R. S. Mackenzie
T. Mathewson
M. Jones
M. Rice
Jos. Stokes
Department of Justice
J. A. Rossback
Department of Public Works
Mackenzie and
Rice
Works Committee
F. M. Clements
Alderman Mackenzie
Bowral
Armstrong
Mackenzie
Colonial Treasurer
Finance Committee
Rice and Jones
Neale
Cansdell
Rice and Mackenzie
R. Loseby
Gladstone Road
Merrigang Street
Angus
Carlisle-street
Clearview-street
Isabella-street
Gale
Mer- Tigang-street
Myrtle-street
Oxley
Jones
Meeting of B D A H and I Society Adopts Protest Refunds
A Royal Hotel Boas Vale committee meeting notes a large attendance. They confirm minutes, discuss the Gladys protest, and resolve refunds to protesting parties. Mr Murray resigns from committee. Mr Nisholnon thanked for service. Auditors appointed. horser breeders’ conference planned for April 3 at Hotel Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahova
Royal Hotel
Boas Vale
Tast
Gladge
Interiaw
Gladys
St. G. Barn
Tice
T. Nisholnon
Jmlvo
Rie Ag
asBes
Murray
Marsden
T. A. F. McGarthy
A. Banfield
Mesars
J. A. Badgery
T. Nicholson
Hotel Australia
Ermy Teamounte
Band of Hope Organized by Bowral Teachers
A Bowral Methods meeting held Sunday Behoo to form a Band of Hope at the school. Officers named include President Reve. M. Maddern and A. W. Parton. secretary W. Valen time. treasurer Albert Corry. Committee members listed. meetings set for monthly Tuesday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behoo
Reve. M. Maddern
A. W. Parton
T. W. Garrad
W. Valentime
Albert Corry
Missea Funston
Dupres
May Frost
A. Lavell
Chamberlains Pain Balm Praised By Sufferer
Josh Westhafer of Loogooteo Indiana says he would not be without Chamberlains Pain Balm even if it cost five dollars a bottle. He states it saved him from being a cripple and has cured swollen joints contracted muscles stiff limbs and rheumatic pains. The remedy is sold by D Monnay Chemist Bowral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Westhafer
Loogooteo
Ind
Chamberlain
D. Monnay
Bowral
Ms. Palmer
Ao T
Atloke
Lord Roberts War Outlook and Domestic Rhetoric Mix
The piece parodies public rhetoric on Africa and the war, noting Lord Roberts’ assurances, Kitchener and Chamberlain comments, and royal estate feats at Sandringham. It also critiques government policies, labor wages, resumption disputes, and rural finances while finishing with a Bowral wedding scene.
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Putherord
Hrepw
Rutherford & Wickham, Bowral
Pagis's
W.h. Paling & CO
Woodbine Street
Grand Hotel
J. Hamilton
Jun
Australia
Julian Brandt
Paris
Geneva
Victoria Parade
Tant Melhanmne
Victoria
Free Press Office
Osborne
Sanders of Sons
Sander c& Bona
the Free Press
Boeral, Mittagong, and
Roberton
Free Press
G. J. Covington
Narrandyrra
H. Webb
St. John's Church of England
Wakefield
Messrs. William Brooks and Co
Punjab
India
Grafton
Grafton Council
McJigger
Vatican
Austria
Peter
Jaya TF. Ts. Taylor
New Albany
Onan
P.A
E.S. and A. Bank
W. B. Wood
Council
Cliff Street
John Beavan
W. R. Farrow
Erilbah
Glebe
Jones and
Cas
Rose Street
Park Committee
Lands Department
Alderman Rice
Merilbah
Rae
B.D.A.H. and
I. Society
Band of Hope
Lord Roberts
Africa
Kitchener
England
Sandringham
King Edward
Goveran
Castlereagh-street
Bydney
Yours
Serpeentaiis
W. Moby
A. Palmer
IBA Fire-Stueer
Sromer
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