Meeting notice and maritime disaster and policy briefs
The document mixes a Tuesday meeting notice for BDF8 Union delegates in J Armstrong's room with a ship loss report for Milton Park bound for Fre mantle. Queensland bans swine imports from NSW for three months. Public Service Board backs employing women doctors in public hospitals. Richard Strong fined £50 for running a twee up school. An apprentice on Hutton Hall in Newcastle stabbed. second mate cut his throat. Chamberlains Pain Balm advertised as relief. D Morgan Bowral Chemist promotes it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Park
Fremantle
Queensland
New South Wales
Public Service Board
Richard Strong
Hutton Hall
Newcastle
Colossal Building Planned on George Street
News items note Samuel Hordern plans a colossal George Street building costing £200,900. The Friendly Societies Association to press the Premier over Government statistics demands. C Edwards, railway official and alderman, recently elected Mayor, prompts a call for a new Mayor. Also reports on gambling sermons and Gib Hill contract talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Hordern
George Street
Fern Vale and East Kangaloon Tie In Return Table Tennis Match
East Kangaloon defeated Fern Vale by 17 points in a return table tennis match held at Mr Harrigan's rooms on Friday evening. Final sets and points showed East Kangaloon 7 sets 347 points to Fern Vale 3 sets 358 points. It was a pleasant evening for all involved.
Bowral Guill Club Plans Afternoon Bogey Competition
Bowral Guill Club members to play an on afternoon friendly bogey event for a trophy. The warmest previous winner was Mr. E Jones who claimed the prize last Saturday. Captain asks players to arrive by two thirty to fit in two practice rounds before darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral Guill Club
E. Jones
Memorial drinking fountain planned for Chantory Square Sydney
The late Mr Corarie left £475 for a memorial fountain in Chantory Square Sydney. The City Council health committee reviewed tenders and unanimously recommended to the convent the tender of Mesard Loveridge and Hudson for £475. The design specifies a structure mainly of Bowral trachyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corarie
U.e
Ipswich Minister Reconsiders Pastoral Resignation
The Rev W J L Closs of Ipswich has reconsidered his plan to leave the pastorate at year end. The Ipswich congregation reports they offered him a six month holiday to regain health and vigor. He plans to spend part of his break at his home Fereside Bowral and will arrive shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. L. Closs
Ipswich
Short
Clogs
Fereside
Bowral
Medival exam results and a government road note
Report lists pupils from Mr. G. E. Vincent gaining honors in Trinity College London theory and Associated Board theory and music divisions with names Lena Exserman Eviene Ratledge Theresa Phillips and others. Also prints a Works Department letter stating the Sheepwash Hill deviation on Sheep wash Yarrunga Road has not been established and construction is deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Vincent
Trinity College London
Jeesie Graham
Elains Upton
Theresa Phillipe
Royal Academy of Music
The
Royal College of Music
Lena Exserman
Eviene Ratledge
Theresa Phillips
William Teagley
W. McCourt
E. Smith
Riverside
Glenquarry
Bowral
Sheepwash-Yarrunga
Sheepwash Hill
Lands Department
Valedictory Meeting for Rev W A Hinton at Bendooley Street
Poonah and Indian Village Mission invites attention to a valedictory meeting in the Methodist School room Bendooley Street on Wednesday at 7 30 to bid farewell to Rev W A Hinton who plans to leave Corlin loved work in Lydia The mission is non collecting and missionary in nature with over 40 European missionaries representing denominations All are invited including young men and maidens following Hinton's recent addresses in local churches
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B. Short
New South Wales
Poona
Willew Ug
Bendooley St
W. A. Hinton
Corlin
Lydia
C.lm
Hinton
Methodist
Church of England
Uncle Toby's Rolled Oats Promises Health For Children
An advertisement touts Uncle Toby's Rolled Oats as building bone and flesh for young children and bringing bloom to the faces of girls, presenting a healthful breakfast claim in promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Toby
Women gardeners rise in prominence in gardens in England
The New Idea notes women entering gardening as a profession, led by Miss Jekyll in England. An outdoor lesson at Melbourne Botanical Gardens by director W R Guilfoyle, illustrated in the August issue, showcases women’s growing proficiency alongside men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jekyll
England
Botanical Gardens
Melbourne
W. R. Guilfoyle
Gerald's Dramatic Company Performs In Bowral This Week
Monday and Tuesday evenings feature Bowral appearances by Gerald's Dramatic Company in two plays titled Gonn the Shenghraa and Under the British Flag. Advertisements highlight these performances and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral School of Mancries
Gerald
Advt
Four boys seen at Murray's slaughter yard in thief incident
Four boys were seen at Mr. Murray's slaughter yard on Thereday with a bag for bones. They were chased. one dropped the bin bag while the others fled, leaving the bag behind. Mr. Murray awaits a prompt apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Murray
St Jude's Church appoints new Bowral organist
Mr J Macmillan from Albury arrives in Bowral to take up duties as organist at St. Jude's Church. He will conduct the church music on Sunday and plans to form violin and singing classes in Bowral and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Macmillan
Albury
St. Jude's Church
Bowral
Funeral Dues Paid After Death Of Loyal Lighthouse Member
The Loyal Lighthouse Lodge Bowral promptly settled funeral dues for the late Mr Whatman, a member of the L O L. Papers were sent to Goulburn and £40 was paid to Mrs Whatman on Tuesday after the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral
Whatman
L.O.L
Farrow
Goulburn
Lights of the Willow Club Returns to Local Sport
Bowral clubs and nearby towns have elected representatives to the Wingecarribee Union. The first meeting will be at Stanley's Royal Hotel Moss Vale at 3 30 p m on Saturday the 19th instant. The season opens with the second competition for the Hay Cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral
Wingecailibhbes Union
Stanley's Royal Hotel
Moss Vale
Bowral Table Tennis Tourney Draws Interest
The Bowral Association Hall hosts a table tennis tournament with first round matches begun on Wednesday evening. Reported results include Poole 6 Foord 4 Chapman 6 Carey 1 Chapman 6 Grierson 5 Turner 6 Beavan 4 Oldham 6 Beer 5 Herrington 6 Cope 4. The event resumes next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral Association
E. Poole
W. Foord
A. Chapman
Carey
T. Chapman
W. Grierson
L. Turner
L. Beavan
E. Oldham
P. C. Beer
F. Herrington
C. Cope
Mittagong Cottage Homes Discussed at Council Meeting
Mittagong Council received a notice from the Chief Secretary's office acknowledging a deputation letter on Cottage Homes. A footnote says no date yet fixed for a deputation by Sir Jona Lee. Der. Mackellar pressuring Minister Perry to visit Mittagong due to state children control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittagong
W. McCourt
Jona Lee
der. Mackellar
Mr. Perry
Contemplated Holiday for Bowral Resident Marsden
Our town's Mr. C. W. Marsden plans a December trip to Hobart Tasmania with his family. In his absence Mr. T. H. Keigwin and family will live at Bowral, with Keigwin staying at Oranghton the home of Marsdens. Keigwin presides Bowral Gulf Club and is known for generosity and genial nature.
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C. W. Marsden
Hobart
Tasmania
Marsden
Maraden
T. H. Keigwin Sud Amily
Bowral
Kaigwin
Qranghten
Mareden
Keigwin
Amateur Press Association forms Bowral branch
A Bowral branch of the Australian Amateur Press Association was formed at a meeting at Hill side residence of Mr 5 Juul. W T Fraser headmaster was elected chairman and Miss Ella Russell secretary. Meetings will be on the third Thursday at 7 45 pm at Mr Russell's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australian Amateur Press Association
Bowral
5. Juul
Hillside
W. T. Fraser
Superior
Ella Russell
Education and Vegetation Prank From Parkes
A resident saw a tall citizen stumble with a large bundle. it was Perry minister for Education carrying a chaff bag containing prize cabbages and a cauliflower from Parkes. Perry said he received the gift from a country schoolmaster unaware of its contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Perry
Perry
Parkes
Marrickville Council Proposes Walking Tour to View Borough Needs
At a Marrickville council meeting Alderman Hensen urged all aldermen to survey the main street and other streets to assess improvements. The walking match idea aimed to reveal necessary changes amid concerns over dirt and danger on Marrickville road. The proposal was not taken seriously and no action followed.
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Marrickville
Hensen
Marrickville Road
Mark Hambourg on Piano Practice and Artistry
Mark Hambourg emphasizes that initial piano study is mechanical and must be memorized to protect hand position and concentration. He warns against rapid piece succession and urges slow practice to build tempo, tone production, and touch. Listening deeply to performance bridges technique and artistry.
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Mark Hambourg
Health Exercises for Babies and Children in Home Care
A New Idea feature opens with an extract on gentle baby exercises to strengthen muscles before sitting up. It stresses laying babies flat for deep breathing and safe twists, linking such care to improved digestion, bone health, and calmer nerves, advising adults to follow the same precautions.
Why and Wherefers. A NSW public works financial critique
The Meat Trades Journal questions why public works expenditures continue amid failed fresh loans and swollen costs. It asks if NSW’s revenue only covers ordinary expenses or if over‑extended liabilities necessitate a tighter balance sheet and external funding for essential projects like the North Shore Bridge, urging private enterprise involvement if needed.
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Meat Trades Journal
N.S.W
North Shore Bridge
Winter remedies and court scene mix in old news
The piece mixes a whimsy about winter ailments and a Central Police Court scene in Hobart where E R Abigail is ordered removed from the courtroom. It notes duties on interstate goods ending Oct 8 except Western Australia, and includes a Mall of anecdotes and a Chamberlain's Pain Balm testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Police Court
E. R. Abigail
Western Australia
Betten
Chamberlain
D. Morgan
Bowral
Obituary for John Hamilton and Joseph Clover in Robertson and Mittagong
Two local obituaries report the deaths of John Hamilton in Robertson at age 75 from diabetes after six weeks of bed confinement and Joseph Clover of Kangaloon, who died at home after a cancer battle. Hamilton’s funeral was at Church of England Cemetery Robertson with Rev. D. T. Smith officiating. undertaker R. B. Simpson. Clover’s funeral was at St Luke’s Church of England Cemetery Upper Mittagong with Rev. D. T. Smith and Mr. J. Cole assisting.
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Robertson
John Hamilton
Hamilton
General Cemetery
D. T. Smith
R. B. Simpson
St. Luke's Church of England
Upper Mittagong
Joseph Clover
Kangaloon
J. Cole
Mittagong and Piston Ahead in Berrima Camden Final
In the Berrima Camden competition Mittagong and Piston advance to meet in the final after a weekend clash at Glebe football ground Bowral. Both sides rest their strongest players for the decider with a large crowd expected if weather holds.
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Matelen
Berrima-Camden
Mittagong
Piston
Hiese
Glebe
Bowral
Montagous
Mavars
A. Murray
T. Morrin
J Nic‘vall
Mefunes
Mureum
R. Bolland
A. Lippiart
G. Hill
J. Lyona
L. Miller
H Bradtock
2. Cupitt
A. Dirt
E. Nicholls
F. McTine
Gupitt
A. Marahill
BE. McFae
Ef. Robertson
Preton
GL. Borges
Eb, Pairbairn
W. Gillet
A. and
W. Kelao
Wkrrifge
A. Kunner
H. Long
J. Moronee
F. Ant W. Purcell
W. Bell
B. Wilen
C. Williams
Kangaloon Cricket Club Social Ends In Dancing Night
The Kangaloon Cricket Club held its annual meeting at the School of Arts on Tuesday with most members present and ladies invited for a combined social and dance. The club reported 5 wins, 5 losses, and a draw from 15 matches, a credit balance of £6 15s, and annual subscriptions set at 5s. Officers were elected led by President H. M. Smith, with a dance following the meeting and musical selections by local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangaloorr
Nangaluon
Kangaloon
Cuwneam's Cova Bewery Adverts Cure Coughs
A local advertisement touts Cuwneam's Cova Bewery as a remedy for coughs colds whooping cough and related diseases. It claims rapid relief trusted by mothers and praises testimonials noting swift soothing effects and safety for babies. D Morgan, Chemist Bowral, sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuwneam
Crompt
Morgan
Bowral
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Wales
C. H. Halstead
R. Crawford
Town Hale
Hers
Tagolidby
Queen's College, London
E.G. Mose
York Cathedral
Maiie
Asdford College
Falls Point
Sydney
Colin Ferguson
Mone. H. Powssard
Varanais
Merrigang-street
H. Leighton Jones
Dentiet
Argyle Street
Morgan's Pharmacy
J. G. Morris & CO
BOW Hal
A.c
Score
Osborne Rao
Eny
Preston
Sander
Dr. Hart
Boloral Free Press and
Berrima District Intelligencer
Bowral Young Men's Association
Thureday
Bishop
Taina
Hospital Aporte
Calla Tandera
B.D.F.8. Union
J. Armstrong
Dobbo
Me. Eisbertson
Madan Callaghan
Salle Hy
Messrs
C. Edwards
Morpeth
F.C. Boyer
Kelly
Gib Hill
Ald
Mealing
Hines
Poonah and Indian Village
Dramatic Company
Boys and the
Bones
St. Jude's
District Cricket
Mittagong Cottage Homes
Amateur Press Association
Bose
Free Press Office For Printing
Ings
Rane
Avro
G. Harrigan
Capitt
A. Piper
J. Piper
Howe
Scotchmer
W. Brenning
J. B. Hill
W. Valentine
E. A. Noble
S. Cupitt
H. M. Smith
Mesera
E. A
J. Noble
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