Mr Carter’s paddock tip heedless deposition causes council trouble
An ad in today’s issue recalls that Mr Carter once allowed a council tip on his land under conditions. No one may use it without permission. A likely unauthorised person has dumped rubbish near the tip, wasting council time and resources and causing inconvenience. The incident is described as specially reprehensible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minvaong
Middleton
M. Maddern
Nurea
Tia Mises
Edwards
Audienes
William
Boole
Msui
Gy Brice
Howe
Colin Fargivan
Aborch
Lanving
Mo Tadios
Ieso
Kattedge
Peott
Calin
Ponsanrd
Miss Williams
Doreen
Hieroeltanan
MM. Maddern
Mian Fy Edwards
Ike
Miss Edwards
Mr. Proti
Headlines and notices from Moss Vale era items
A compilation of odd notices and events: horse racing results with Sceptre as winner and Ard Patrick runner up, cricketer Hugh Trumble’s hand injury, hospital building costs, Kangaloon Methodist Church trustees named, a writer praised, a Moss Vale cottage fire near the public school, police hunts in Kent over murders, South African War costs, Bathurst and Orange show prizes, Sydney central railway station stone laid, and a wedding at Kangaloon with John Powder and Margaret Willis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Vale
H.W. Taylor
Queensland
Kent
John Powler
Richmond River
Margaret Willis
Jae Willis
Kanealoon
Kangaloon
Uva Bridrarania
Wright
Powlr
W. Willis
Water supply for Bowral township urged amid drought essays
A letter to the editor argues for a town water supply as drought worsens, noting residents and Victorians alike have had to buy or conserve water. The writer claims water access would boost Bowral’s appeal, property values, and overall livability, warning against continued reliance on irregular rainfall. The piece reflects local sentiment and emphasizes sensible expenditure and planning.
Minvaong Methodist Church Anniversary Concert
MITTAGONG event marking the Minvaong Methodist Church anniversary drew a packed audience on Wednesday. Dr Middleton chaired. performances included hymns, piano pieces, recitations, and a strong financial report outlining debt and fundraising needs for rear-stage repairs.
Fragmentary OCR reads church names and clergy
Readable fragments mention De Bia Methutiot Church and Baron Burrawang Presbyterian Church with names like Rev Thos Davias and Parton. Data is garbled with several misread terms, no clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Bia
Methutiot
Matern
Ainge
Conard
Bentowa
Davio
Robertera
Thos
Davias
Baron Burrawang
Pretbylerian Church
Simultaneous Mission Preparations Begun in Bowral NSW
Preparations for a Simultaneous Mission across New South Wales commence with a Bowral meeting on April to emulate Melbourne’s successful method. A weekly prayer meeting, a United Choir, and a two Sunday mission are planned, with Bowral School of Arts hosting and ministers coordinating house visits and prayerful support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Melbourne
Yoa
Juvle
A. J. Carter
Pam. Sharp
Presbyterian Church
Wid Alt
Unn
Bowral
S. Jude
M. Maddern
Carter
Harton
T_ ii
Dulwoodie
A. Stephens
FB. Kynycon
School of Arts
Howral Football Club resolves union and grounds vote
The Howral Football Club held a meeting to decide on joining the Bergina Camden Union and competition status. Members approved color and badge plans, elected officers, and tasked the secretary with ground arrangements and a membership subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umllears
Bhuehillondang
Han
We McCourt
Marton
Keiggin
Trevordge
Nail Otlasse
Peray Uvtty
A. Hoggett
Albert Chapman
G. Adcock
My. J. Fitzgerald
Mamberulip
Bowral
Bergina-Camden Union
Gompata
Union Matsher
W. B. Riley
Death of Edward Armfield in Berrima district
Edward Armfield aged about 78 years, longtime resident, died at Mrs. Teard's residence in Berrima on Wednesday. The deceased's female relatives were buried in Berrima cemetery on Thursday, April 2, with Rev G Sheppard conducting the service. A Dublin meeting condemned the Lord Mayor's refusal to attend the King's Coronation and planned an address to the King. Fifty dead rats were found under a butcher’s shed at Newtown on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Armfield
Teard
Berrima
G. Sheppard
Dublin
Newtown
Broken Dawn And The Language Breakthrough
A fragmented OCR snippet shows characters struggling with English and a teacher figure named Frommer guiding a learner named Yrangiman. The dialogue references breaking speech, a tutor, and a tense moment about a broker and a follower, suggesting a narrative of language learning amid misunderstandings.
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Bedrock
Glenmore House
Este
Pallig
Orgars
John Armstrong
Mafeking
Bowral Agency
Presh Food and Ige CO. Ltd
Eta
J. Fenton
Burrawang
W. Southall
Bes Rongtet
Mont
Dros
Crvele
Sander
BONS
Sucalnetles Trust
Taya
Tinaot
Cdis
ONA
WUE Free Press
Atttagong
Rolertan
Mittagong
Aris Lin
Nuit Chin
Perlanpa
Une
Mr. T. Turner
Richie
Hugh Trumble
England
B.D. Cottage Hospital
Hathurst
Bree
Mount Gibraltar, Bowes
Ri Beer
Messrs
Kelle and Beer
Bathurst
Orange
Waking Pine
Sud
Central
Bowral Water Supply
Tlan Township
Samuser Rovers
Verasidanta
Waata
Youn
B. & Wilkinson
Monkow
Church of
Sue
Mittagone
Cantar
Hania
Cormatu
Beith
Howral Football Club
Ttn
Bre
Wali
Tirana
Gan
Chase Cotapaleny
Alfooek
Enim
Indy
Lim
Aly
Vabiool
Amy Deare
Isa
Yis Fuiber
Paddy Melon
Yrangiman
Engimsul
Mutkotor
Mani
M Browker
Ty Thiok
Royal Hotel
ITSON
Graham
T. B. Dunwoodie
Monumental Mason
Lree Press Office
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