Local Notices From Bowral And Burrawang Area
The Burra wang resident Daddy Parker was admitted to District Hospital in weak condition. Tenders invite rights for Moss Vale Show Ground sports meeting in September. Bowral Soccer Club to meet Thursday at Whatmans Rooms 7.45 pm. Bowlers Club special meeting to discuss club house extension. Grand Ball hosted by BILPSA at School of Arts on 2nd August with juveniles dancing until 10:30 pm and adults until 2 am. Discussion on bridle tracks through Herrima bushland. The Empire screens The Magic Flame with Ronald Coleman and Wilma Bonky, plus a supporting film A Thief in the Dark. A humorous note on a longevity claim about four sisters totaling 328 years, and a correction about a larger family total. Cash and Carry Stores expanding in Bowral. Bowral Cash and Carry opening next Thursday with cost-price lines. Bowral Horse Show Society notes insurance policy plans for Loseby Park and Gymkhana officials for September 8, plus advertising manager appointment and support for the Friendly Society’s Union event on Eight-hour Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Show Society
Bowral Horse Show Society
Forbes Society
Bowral Council
Loseby Park
J. J. Wood
W. Pritaler
J. C. Hodgson
Theo Small
A. E. Madden
Pickles, Bopping
Sealing changes to take effect under new rule
Notice warns that sealing changes must be received by 10 a.m. Saturday or by moon on Wednesday to take effect, with further time windows set to ensure proper handling. Readers advised to ensure documents reach the office by the stated deadlines.
District Hospital to Open New Isolation Block
The monthly committee meeting chaired by Mr. Boardman reported the new isolation ward will be ready soon and invited Dr. Arthur to perform the opening ceremony. Ladies' Auxiliary Committees were invited to help with arrangements while plans for a septic tank were commissioned, and the hut for chronic patients remains under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardman
Arthur
Department of Public Health
Terrible Accident At Berrima Cement Works
An accident at Con crete Constructions Co. Berrima Cement Works injured Mr. Howells, who was adjusting a wire rope on a winch. His left fingers were torn and lacerated, a portion of a finger was removed at Berrima District Hospital, and he is said to be progressing satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
2 Howells
Concrete Constructions Co
Berrima
Berrima District Hopital
Marwelle
Bowral Council Debates Loans Licenses and Staff
Bowral council discussed a proposed loan approved by the Governor and advertised a guide listing at eight guineas. A letter from MLA Mack Morton urged motor license issues, and Bowral sought approval to become a licensing center. Permission was given to close Loseby Park for a Gymkhana on September 5, and charges were delegated to the Show Society. Insurance changes were reviewed to cover accident risk at the Show Ground. Accounts totaling £1510 0s 0d were paid, and an extra transformer for Merrigang Street at £450 was approved. Prosecution was decided in a boundary case with Mrs. Brown of Luntreon. A butcher’s shop license was granted to Southern Mountains Butchery. Bowral’s July receipts stood at £3 2s 2d. Two Banyette Street residents proposed tree and grass plots if the street would be upgraded from the loan. Debate over office staffing followed auditors’ recommendations, with disagreement on timing. The clerk defended the audit and endorsed extra staff, leading to unanimous agreement for an additional junior on probation to relieve overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral Horse Show
Gymkhana Society
Loseby Park
Further Society
Pum Yimeent
Merrigang Street
Eabo
Brown
Luntreon
Southern Mountains
Crabtree
Council
Gregory
Banyette Street
Cordeaux
Elliott
Bowral
Sweeney
Messrs. Sweeney
Parry
Oldest Member Secret ary For Over Thirty Years
Thomas Viles served as secretary of the Mittagong Branch of the Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia for more than thirty years. Born in Sydney in 1812 he settled in Mittagong amid Joadja Shale Mines growth and ran a paddler and harness business known for quality. He linked public life as former municipal council member and mayor and was active in the Methodist Church. The 1924 Jubilee drew former members back to Mittagong as he received a Grand Lodge jewel from the Grand Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite
Thomas Viles
Mittagong
Protestant Alliance Friendly Society of Australia
Mr. Viles
Sydney
Joadja
Protestant Alliance
Lodge
Mer. Wiles
Brisbane
Butter Makers Confer on Marketing Act and Pools
A conference of about fifty butter factories from the Big Scrub to Bega discussed consolidating marketing efforts under the Marketing Act. Minister Thorby outlined the Act, stressing producers vote to join and a producer elected board, with two government members, to craft regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Te Bega
Producers’ Distributing Society
W. R Hindmarsh
Thorby
Coust
le Sug Evel
Queensland
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Compulsory scheme backed to unite dairy producers
The Minister explained that once a majority of producers adopt the compulsory plan, a minority will not be allowed to exploit the open market while the pool builds a market benefiting all, whether in the pool or not. The board will coordinate functions without raising administration costs, urging New South Wales leadership for nationwide action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
C. E. D. Meares
London
Meares
Great Britain
Australia
New Zealand
Bowral Bowls Defeated by Campbelltown on Fast Green
Bowral Bowls went to Campbelltown last Saturday and lost 70 to 40 with two rinks defeated. Campbelltown’s fast bare green hindered Bowral’s play while a fine afternoon tea was hosted by the Campbelltown ladies. Next Saturday the doubles trophy semis and finals for Moss Vale and Bowral will be played at Bowral starting 11 pm and continuing at 1.50 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral
Campbelltown
Marks
Jim
Moss Vale
Westbrook wins dual in walk trophy contests
Westbrook defeats Stokes 27 23 in a walk trophy challenge and then over Jackson 26 15. Stokes and Jackson are listed as opponents as Westbrook secures consecutive victories in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Challenger
Stokes
Holder
Jackson
Prophet of Gloom Predicts Turbulent September Weather
John A. Richards, a weather prophet, warns September will bring a rainy spell with a full moon and frequent showers. He cautions of cold westerly changes and advises sheep farmers to shelter ewes from early September through October to protect lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Richards
Mandemar
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R. S. Smith
FLOCK
Daddy" Parker
Burrawang
Advt. Bive
Bowral Soccer Club
Whatman's Rooms
Bowlal Bowling Club
Bilp.s.aaa
School of Arts
Herrima
Drapery Department
Beki
Empire
Ronald Coleman
Wilma Bonky
Daily Pie
T. Cummins
Cummins
Stapleton
Stormer
Wheatley
W. Smith
Agg Regate
Bowral Cash and Carry Company
Messrs. FR. S. Smith and Co
Mercery
Mercery Department
BERLE
Stephenc
Mack Morton
Morton
Uncheon
Opie
Jane Te Vale
Fryend Bonga
Inter
Pea
Guthrie
Wattes
Bowral Vy
de Nt
Sutton Forest Plains
Headfire
Nether Works
Geulurn
Sutton Foret
D. H Drummond
Eric L. Brake
MPS
Sydney University
Telephone
Paling
WATTS
W. J. Paling and CO
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