Local Notices and Events In Bowral Area
Tenders invited for mail services. Mise Ross resumes tuition October 7. Rates overdue to Bowral council due by October 14 or face action. Council seeks qualified persons for technical classes. Rose and spring flower show planned for November 15 with schedules available at the Home of Ret ne tournamens. Archdeacon Langley to preach at Bowral St Jude’s Church. Collection funds for the Church Hosiery. A shooting accident near Mittagong. victim returned home after night. Acetylene gas installed at the local Catholic church and attendants seek lighting assistance.
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Mise Ross
Bowral Council
Aga
Spanton
Val
Taylor
Bali
Binglen
Holt
Archdedean Langley
B. Jude
Bowral
Mitiagong
Wichi
Ronneil Aeking
Abe Apyronel
Large hare drive at Molong yields 2500 game bags
One of the region's largest hare drives occurred on Lieutenant Colonel Smith's Nandillyan Heights estate. More than seventy shooters participated, bagging about 2500 hares and rabbits. several minor injuries were reported from flying shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong
Smith
Nandillyan Heights
Hacoaay
Eng
Bi Cavill
Sydney
Bollis
George Biumbraj
Wana
Peter McNee
Metropolit Board of Water Supply
Bevarage
Bald Yeaterday
J. Garrard
Paso Roporia
Howne
G. A. Gardin
Bowral
Aust
Edie
Community notice shows meetings and listed names at Society Hall
Fragmented OCR lists attendees and roles for a local society at Hall events, mentioning Mithadiat Church Mowat Amir and Bondaneon, Me Barela T Bly Full, Rey 4 Sand enlanfary W Pasa 31 Seay, with references to applications and Try it guidance.
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Mithadiat Church
Mowat Amir
FBI Af Aste
Rey
Benet i
Ait and Bondaneon
Mtr Podmore
Enlanfary
Seay Bn Kiley
Parton
Stacow
Robeiaan
Bowral Council Seeks Cooperation On Amended Municipal Bill
Correspondence from Globe council requests cooperation in amending the municipal bill. Details from T J Cook of the Public Instruction Department suggest a qualified teacher remain to continue Trades Drawing and Building Construction classes at Bowral with student fees as remuneration. Discussions cover Henderson’s removal, ad placement for applications, and financial concerns with local accounts and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Council
Cook
Department of Public Instruction
Boweal
Henderson
Bowral
Toca
Ald. Rice and Jones
J. W. Grovenor
Bank
Goulburn
Carnell
Fragmentary text from an 19th century notice
The readable portion indicates a discussion about pits on a street and a hotel. It mentions an agreement with the council, possible cancellation, and nuisance concerns. The fragmentary nature obscures names, dates, and exact actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raye
Robertson Rural committee holds monthly meeting at School of Arts
The Rural committee met at the School of Arts on Thursday evening with Hindmarsh Hayter Curtin Hindmarshi Eyvears Hamilton Graham Stone Moses Tatlow St Gay Ferguson as officers and 25 guineas in special prizes noted. Tenders for printing the prize schedule were accepted from B D Publishing Co. for £1. Stewards for next show were elected across categories including Horses Cattle Poultry Dogs Farm produce Horticulture Fruit Vegetables Needlework Ground Committee and Sports. condolence request for Mr Watley marked. meeting adjourned after routine business.
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School of Arts
Ry Hindmarsh
J.T. Hayter
Je Curtin J.dord
Mr. E. Hindmarsti
Geo. Eyvears
Hamilton
W. Graham
Stone
J. Moses
F. A. Tatlow
St. Gay
R. G. Ferguson
W Noble
M Haneahan
Horticultire
JT Stone
Litchtiill
W Graham
Vrewerves
Misses Marshall
Wieming
Carrivil
Clayton Fund benefit report from Oddfellows Lodge
A dated report from the Cifellows Lodge at Wawral describes a Friday night benefit for Charles Clayton and Isiaily. It notes subscriptions totaling £6 1s 5d, cash donations of about £4 13s 9d, and lists numerous individual donors and amounts raised, plus thanks to contributors and to those who aided printing and distribution.
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Cifellows Lodge
Wawral
Charles Clayton
Isiaily
Iran
Wein
Unite
School of Arts Naking
Fens
Job Co
Rae Ub
James Hart
N.G
Farrow
Hon
Lee
Reconciled Wales Pair Hopes to Rule United Realm
A garbled exclamation from an English speaker envisions Prince Jorge of Wales and Princess May uniting to govern a single realm. The text says they will bring peace and prosperity, with prayers for unity and public happiness, though readable details are fragmentary.
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Engliduimen i
Pinas Jorge
Wales
Princess May
Anjoy
Thad
Ana
Ch Ray
District urged to build guide book for scenic Bowral area
A reader laments long neglect of local beauty spots around Bowral and argues for an energetic district committee to create a guide book describing sites near the Firaroy Falls Kangaroa Valley and Nap Rah, to boost tourism and district progress. The piece urges the community to plan drives, rail access, and outdoor adventures to showcase nature’s grandeur near Bowral.
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Hank
Howe
Veerinta
Aitehly
Robiertson
Firaroy
Kangaroa Valey
Macquarie Vass
Mittagong
Success in Pianoforte Examinations at Trinity College Sydney
Examinations in pianoforte playing under Trinity College Triton auspices were held in Sydney last week with Professor Charles Edwards L.T.C.L as examiner. Local candidates who passed include Jessie Graham, Ethel Sweaney, Mav Bridy, Mabel Hale crow, Elaine Upton, Amethyst Thomas, Enid Upton, Miss Bowanos Pyotts, Ruth Edwards, and Theresa Agnes Phillipa.
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Trinity College
Triton
Sydney
Charles Edwards
L.T.C.L
Successul
G. E
Verenst
Pupins
Jessie Graham
Ethel ‘Sweaney
Mav Bridy
Mabel Halecrow
Elaine Upton
Ametia Thomas
Enid Upton
Miss Bowanos
Pyotts
Ruth Edwards
Theresa ‘Agnes Phillipa
Weekly Gordon Lodge Meeting Minutes Bowral 471
Fragmentary notes report the Bowral Gordon Lodge No. 471 weekly meeting held at the lodge fears on Sere the sand ade the C.T. Bro, anes pte. The minutes mention an ip gourney and unspecified matters from the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Lodge
Bowral
C.T
Gourney
Darban Says Dinisalu Power Grows in Zalo Region
Zaina leaders warn against rising Dinisalu influence in Zalo. The community asserts their right to self defense amid ongoing conflict and bitter memories after a district leader was killed, highlighting tensions between regional powers and local rites.
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Sad
Rutherford
Wickham
Sowral
Citaire
J. W. Parker
Joh
Sewsagent
Isto
Aaloon
Ubtaamar
Civage
Aiendanon
Guearowe
Coalaer
IIL. Bros, Bowral
John Armstrong
Mafeking
Bpweal
Psreh Food and Ice Co., Ltd
Boia
Sander & Bone
Sander
Roman Widen Sud
the Free Fress
Pabliahedn Howrad
Millagong
Anak Roberts
Young Women's Christian Association
Ret
Mons Vala
Gurroncarry
W. J. Gondistrow
Moss Vile
Cairne
Queonelani
Ayer
Bandas
Cloir
Jchlam
Woodhouse
Gunibari
Uumenesary
Aris
Bowen
Ay Chapman
Electra Peaker
T. Garrod
B. McMivan
K. Dreabor
J Hntl
C. Bear
Bose
C. Pomber
EK. Kavideon
J. J
WV. Ford
Ona
Chamberlain
Qaukly
Church of England
Avon Anh Sour
Vic
Arahdesoan Langlaymn
Wraeuss
Mittagord
Barvioot
Hey B. Winter
East Kar
Robertean
Ber, Br
Bheridat
Baleation Army
Ottuaowe Tall
Amy Tgae
Rowrol
Anda
Ion Lial
de Mineyan
Cansdell
Ratoney
Neale
Goa
Moe
Rabone
Olsram
Cansdull
Alt
Onley Amt Kyngdos
Yages Spital
Ninheinan
In Forest
Newle
Interesh
Oxley
Was
Stokes
Hice
Mathswsony
Ald
Mackenzie
Moss Vale
Camp
N.eljog
Council
Clerk of Works
McDonald
Chiff
Centennial Road
Maxwell
Gib
Mittagong Council
Department of Public Works
Me. W. Mc Court
Te Hill
Robertson
The
Clayton Fund
Oddfellows' Large
Ben M. Osborne
Lavevidge
Hudson
Geo
E. Marston
Catey
Eien
John Binry
A. Malin
Geo. Howarth
F. Pope
HT. Walker
M. Kio
H. Hines
W. Platras
James’ Smith
Coon Sing
Childs
W.L
C. White
J- Sutton
W. Nesbitt
W. Crawford
J. Horne
May
Mrs. Howard
Livingstone
Diesler
Murray
M. Phillips
A.M
Proveta
M. Beddulphin
Dunesa
Priend
Mr. W. Gregory
H. Asher
Joke En Vy
J. Blige
van Moa Joves
T. Cops Tea
Stim Buiats
We. Grom
Fe Farrow
Fos. Stokes
Wit Lace
J. Geah
G. Price
A Hill
C. McDonald
G. Hare
J-Mlg
F. McDonald
Tau
Iris
Ebout
Vowral
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