Mittagong Town Clerk on holiday and meetings announced
Mittagong Town Clerk H C Hain is on holiday. The annual meeting of the Mittagong district tennis association will be held in the School of Arts at 8 p m on Thursday. A separate cycle club meeting is set for Tuesday. Berrima Cooperative Rural Society holds a half year meeting at Bowral School of Arts on Friday August 30 1929 at 1 30 p m. Items include directors report balance sheet election of directors and auditors and a Community Settlement Act resolution. Nomination deadlines are stated.
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C.W.A
Bowral
M. Bromley
Leo McGuinness
Peace Memorial Hall
Glenquarry
Mittagong
H. C. Hain
W. A. Carr
Herrima
School of Arts
Spa
Jon. Wills
L. W.enzies
A. G. Alcorn
Notable deaths and local notices from Bowral area
Mrs W Stevenson of Mittagong recovering well after operation. Death of A G Arguimbau formerly with Bowral staff. P A Westbrook in state team against Queensland. Bowral supporters wish him well. Herb Hambridge recovering after Kiama hospital collision with 16 stitches. George Tate, famed dairying judge, died at Inverell. Oakdale herd legacy. Edward Herrington of Kiama Street Bowral dies at 60. survived by widow and son. brother James Herrington of Mittagong.
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George Tate
Australia
Inverell
Tate
Oakdale
Kangaroo Valley
Melbourne
Sydney
Brisbane
Bowral
Edward Herrington
Kiama Street
Frisnda
the Mail
James Herrington
Mittagong
William Turner Pioneer of Robertson District Dies at 87
The Robertson pioneer William Turner died at his daughter's home in Gladesville on August 8 at age 87. He settled Robertson after Sir John Robertson's Free Selection Act in the 1860s, farmed until about twenty years ago, then moved to Albion Park where an accident left him largely invalid. He is survived by seven daughters and two sons. his wife predeceased him. Also noted is a presentation on health inspector W. R. B. Roach at Bankstown, celebrated by friends at Mr. W. Mackie’s home with songs and good wishes for his future service.
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Robertson
Gladesville
William Turner
Robertson District
Sir John Robertson
Albion Park
Bowral
Bankstown
W. R B. Roach
Berrima
Mittagong
Mona Vale
Auld Lang Syne
The Danger Age for Most Men
Middle aged men face distressing symptoms from back pain to frequent urination and broken sleep. URODYNE by Dr Southworth is advertised as a proven remedy, with testimonials claiming relief and a ten day risk free trial offered through chemists.
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Southworth
Piers
Football B C League Challenges Goulburn For Wheatley Cup
The B C League issues a challenge to Goulburn for the Wheatley Cup. It assigns two points to Moos Vale for the Magpies versus Bundanoon match and plans a junior district team game at season end. T Cox is allowed to continue with Moss Vale despite district removal. Disciplinary actions include H Pithers disqualification for four matches for language and W OCuplit reprimand for punching. Saturday results: Moss Vale Blues defeated Bowral Greens 18–3. Burrawang beat Mittagong 26–0. Bowral Juniors beat Mittagong 19–0 in Warlaigh Cup semi finals. Berrima defeated Exeter.
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B. C. Rugby League
H. Pithers
Bowral Blues
W. Ocuplit
Mittagong Juniors
Moss Vale Bluse
Bowral Greens
Burrawang
Mittagong
Bowral Juniors
Berrima
Exeter
Uniform Rule Fines at Berrima Rugby Meeting
At the district rugby league meeting fines were issued for improper dress. Mittagong, Moss Vale, and Burrawang clubs each faced two fines. The fine amount was two guineas per offense.
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Berrima
Beral
Mittagong Club
Moas Vale
Burrawangang
Mustn't Swear: Moss Vale Junior Suspended Six Weeks
Berrima District Rugby League upheld a six week suspension of J. Murphy a Moss Vale Club junior for swearing at a referee. Moss Vale secretary urged leniency noting a junior’s passion but the league kept the original penalty despite the club request for reconsideration.
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Berrima
J. Murphy
Moss Vale
Theotter
J. Honser
Rainy Club Championship Qualifier Delights Golfers
A rainy Saturday saw a large crowd at Mit tagong Links for the Club Championship qualifier. After seven pairs began, many ladies braved the wet and enjoyed the clash as nine holes were followed by hot tea before the next nine. Despite mud and drenched clothes, players delivered strong golf, with President Mr C H Thomp- 400 observing and recording cards. Eighteen holes conclude with eight players advancing to the 36 hole start next Saturday: Jack Allen, T Burgess, G Walters, E Webb, A M Smith, E Brown, An Chew, W Richards.
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Mittagong Links
C. H. Thomp- 400
Jack Allen
T. Burgess
G. Walters
E. Webb
A.M. Smith
E. Brown
AN. Chew
W. Richards
Mittagong players miss rule quiz in golf contest
Discussion in Mittagong centers on golfers knowledge of the rules. A Scottish club previously tested members with a rules exam for a match play, requiring 75 percent to qualify. Of 120 entrants, only seven qualified, highlighting the general lack of rule knowledge among players.
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Mittagong
Ite
Bowral Aussie Letters From Tahiti Voyage Continues
Letters from Mr. Les Smith of Bowral recount his sea voyage from New Zealand to Tahiti aboard the Makura. He describes rough seas, seasickness humor, deck games, and a joke about sea water cure. The journal notes Wellington storms, shipboard life, and plans to reach San Francisco with further installments to follow.
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Les Smith
Messrs. K. 8. Smith and Co
Bowral
Smith
United States
New Zealand
Tahiti
Aleo
Solomon Island
Globe
America
San Francisco
Alkali in soaps harms the hair and coconut oil solution
A cautionary note on alkali in ordinary soaps damaging hair. Recommends using plain coloninated coconut oil as a superior cleanser, stating it cleanses from roots to tips, leaves hair glossy and easy to manage, and lasts long. Mentions Woods Great Peppermint Cure for children's hacking cough as an auxiliary product.
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Woods
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff Potion Ad
An ad-style notice promotes Crystalis Rapid as a dandruff cure. It claims dissolving and destroying the draft on the scalp cleanses roots, stops itching, and improves hair growth. It touts guaranteed satisfaction, available from chemists, with six ounces recommended.
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E. L. Brake
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Burrawang Football Club
Ald
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Ad. F. Watts
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Sid
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Bocs
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I. Burgin
Berrima District Hospital
Loseby Park
W. Stevenson
Commercial Bank
Murrumburrah
A. G. Arguimbau
Miss Levick
P. A. Westbrook
Queensland
Coast
Tablelands
Herb Hambridge
Kiama Hospital
Herb
Kiama
Empire Theatre
Norma Talmadge
Gilbert Rowland
Norma
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Gertrude Astor
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Springett
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Wattle Poultry Yards
Lyell Street
T. McDonagh
Hudson
Harley Davidson
J. L. Selmes
Bong Bong Street
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Darrell
Poisom
M. A. McGeoch
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Stokes
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Scott Waine
Harley
Brig
Elmla
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Mit Waste BP
Uttons
M. Doda
Talon
Moe Vale
Bendooley
Ke San As
Ae Reber Te Wn Perea Ie
Marulan
Essex Car
B.C. League
Goulburn
Moos Vale
Magpies
Bundanoon
T. Cox
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Lea
Wellington
Gees
Wallington
Harbor
Athens
Rarotonga
Cheerio
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