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Newspaper
Bundaberg Mail
Location
Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia
Date
Apr 20, 1925
Page
4
The passing of Wilhelmina Bambara, aged 72, occurred on April 19, 1923 at her home on School Lane, Karl Ruodaberg district. The obituary notes her long residence in the community and requests prayers for her soul.
The Friends and the family announce the death of Christina Kalmund. The funeral will be held at the late residence School Lane Eat Bundaberg this day at 2 20 pm for interment in the General Cemetery. Directors Bourbon Direct Ltd.
At the General Hospital on April 1836, aged 45 years. August beloved wife of Gii of Eptinghell. Funeral and memorial details unavailable.
In memoriam notices recall Thomas Garland who died on April 20 1922 in Honduras and express enduring love from his family including daughters sons and grandchildren. The texts mix affectionate memorial lines and misspellings but all honor the deceased. The notices reference sleep rest and heaven and invite remembrance from relatives.
Mrs Rackemann of North Bundsberg thanks Dr Hanna Matron Boland and the Nursing Star for attentive care during her recent illness.
The Bundaberg Mail of Monday April 20, 1925 presents the latest local news, market updates, and community notices. Readers find summaries of civic affairs, shipping schedules, and brief editorials reflecting the period’s Australian rural life and regional events.
Weather forecast mentions heat and risk of thundershowers in the north, with northeast winds along coastal areas. Royal Society concert planned for next Thursday at Queen's Theatre with Ms Malda Lester, two tap dancers, and a program featuring orchestral pieces, violin solos, and sketches. The Wingera breach tea cup contest winner to receive sole possession of the cup.
The report records the death of Mira Gitta Ilha of Springfield after a fall from Murray Creek bridge, brought to town by W Mistt’s team. The funeral at General Cemetery drew many friends, with burial rites by Esuu Zielke and arrangements by John Nevakow. Also covered are a village meeting at Thabeohan LA, the resignation of Mr. Penson, a court note on a motor collision on Burnett Head road, and a late night attempted robbery in Devis, Rockhampton with Joseph Bargeten aiding the elderly victim. The piece notes community condolences and ongoing local governance matters.
Advertises Bander's Extract as a universal cure for fever headachia diarrhea rheumatism meningitis and wounds burn injuries and other ailments. Claims Supreme Court endorsement and superiority over eucalyptus preparations. Promotes original Bander's Extract as genuine and effective.
The page blends a wedding reception with gifts and speeches for Miss Vena Fuckemann and Mr Douglas Ajman, plus a fifty mile Maryborough to Torquay road race won by V Lewis. It also reports a Sydney court verdict awarding £443 and various local notices on forestry, invention, and police cases.
Personal notices describe Don Miner’s foal, Mary’s leave, and several local staff moves at the Telephone Department. Transfer news covers Chrisbane and the National Bank branch, with Bank improvements noted. A death in Bundaberg, Mrs. Kalmund, is announced with funeral arrangements and survivors, followed by further family acknowledgments and local social tidings.
An OCR fragment touts Pink Pills as a blood restoring remedy claiming to repair health, rebuild digestion, and supply rich red blood. It asserts foundation health relies on the pills with broad, generic health benefits and mentions sale and availability.
Real estate ads list multiple properties with prices and details. Included are 4 acre allotments on Harmatt Street South, a four roomed high-block house with electric light and water, and other allotments with verandahs, outbuildings, and garden spaces. Prices range from £466 to £960 with various locations and features.
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