Bowral Greens vs Moss Vale Black and Whites Football Match
Football card lists Bowral Greens and Moss Vale Blues fixtures with lineups and referees. Greens include J Drake W Pritzler W Waine D Harrold J O Sullivan J Grimson E Noble H Ling and A Munro. Moss Vale Blues feature Desmond Shipman G Ford Hatcher and teammates. Other matches: Burrawang at Moss Vale, Moss Vale Juniors at Moss Vale, Bowral Blues at Exeter with Referee W Fitzgerald.
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Bowral
Moss Vale
J. Bonser
J. Drake
W. Pritzler
W. Waine
D. Harrold
J. O'Sullivan
J. Grimson
E. Noble
H. Ling
Carey
A. Munro
M. Lees
L. Bailey
B. Fahey
Fawcett
J. Primmer
Moss Vale Blues
Burrawang
Moss Vals
Moss Vale Defeats Bowral by 18 Points at Loseby Park
Moss Vale Blues beat Bowral Greens 18 to 3 at Loseby Park despite slippery ground. Hindmarsh and Harrold scored tries for Moss Vale with successful conversions by Hindmarsh and Dick Mole added for the home side. Bowral could not convert early pressure as Waine missed two point opportunities and G Campbell crossed for Moss Vale to seal the win.
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Mon Vale Blues
Bowral Greens
Loseby Park
Bowral
Hindmarsh
Smith
Johnson
Cox
Browne
Dee Harrold
BR Brown
Crimson
Harrold
Waine
G.campbell
Moss
N. Browne
Dick Mole
Moss Vale
Mons Vale
Mr. 5
Workman
Braemar's Best Weekend Tennis Trip in Sydney
Rain hindered a Carlton match but seven of ten Braemar players joined a Sydney weekend tennis tour. They beat Bondi 131 games to 117, enjoyed courtside dinner, and Bondi hosted a wave party. Braemar accepted a cordial invitation to visit Braemar early next month.
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Sydney
Carlton
Bondi
Bondi Club
Braemar
Traffic fines for muffler violations at Bowral court
At Bowral Court of Petty Sessions on Wednesday before Mewrs Soane and Mowle J.P. three traffic cases were heard. Each defendant was fined £2 with costs for driving a motor vehicle without a sufficient silencer. The Bench urged compliance with silencer regulations to serve as a warning to others.
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Bowral Court of Petty Sessions
Mewrs
Soane
P.M
Mowle
J.P
Robertson Weekend Weather and Local News Brief
Robertson saw a six percent share of recent rain and a sign of a good spring. The town notes the serious illness of Constable Porteus and wishes him a steady recovery. Mr. Skinner and family plan to leave Robertson after selling the bakery to Mr. Penton of Mittagong.
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Robertson
Porteus
Mr. Skinner
Mr. Penton
Mittagong
Percy A Westbrook elected to State Bowls team for Queensland trip
Congratulations pour in after The Mail announced Percy A Westbrook’s selection. The Bowral bowler boasts multiple district singles titles, runner up in district singles and doubles, and several club event wins this season. He has dominated Easter Carnival events and current form includes 15 straight wins in Cock-o’-the-Walk games.
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Queensland
Percy A. Westbrook
Weastbrook
Sybory
Griffitha
Griffiths
Jone
Pen Found Shooting Case in Bowral Prosecution Note
Fragmentary OCR reports a penalty action in Bowral with names HL BH EK Darrell and M A McGeoch referenced. It mentions shooting related terms and orders by authorities, with unclear phrases about respect of persons and prosecutorial action.
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Curra Wong
Road
Bowral
EK Darrell
Bundanoon to Switch On Electric Light Tour Event
Wingecarribee Council hosts Minister for Local Government Col Bruxner visiting Bundanoon on 28 August to switch on electric light for Bundanoon and Exeter at 7 p.m. at Bundanoon Picture Theatre. A dinner follows at the Royal Hotel with Wingecarribeeshire President and Councillors.
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Wingecarribee ‘Council
Col
Bruxner
Bundanoon
Exeter
Bundanoon Picture Theatre
Wingecarribeeshire
Royal Hotel
Garden under siege in Bowral sewer plan clash
Maile Soubeiran appealed to Bowral aldermen to shield her garden from damage by workers surveying sewer lines. She cited years of care and price paid to beautify the street and warned a future sewer could ruin the yard. Council planned to contact the Department for action.
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Bowral
Mdile Soubei
Wheat Pool Ballot Enrolment Forms Open
Claims to enrol to vote in the wheat marketing board poll must reach the Director of Marketing at the State Marketing Bureau Sydney by next Monday. Preliminary maps of producers are on display and claim forms are available from petty sessions clerks crown land agents police stations and post offices across wheat districts.
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Wheat Marketing Board
State Marketing Bureau
Sydney
Crown
Wingecarribe Shire Council Tenders Open for Plant Disposals
Tenders are invited by Wingecarribee Shire Council for dismantling loading and hauling several plant items. Projects include removal of an old Meno Blackstone Engine at Paddy's River and equipment from Cross Roads Depot to Mie depot, plus a compressor ricever and piping at Colo base and timber bin rails to a new war bridge. Tenders must be in writing and received by August 19.
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Paddy
Meno Blackstone
Cross Roads
Mie
Colo Bse
Coloniale Gu
Public Letters to the Editor Policy Statement
This column invites reader views on public matters while noting the editor does not endorse all opinions. Writers must have their names known to the Editor prior to publication.
Resident objects to new member ballot motion at club
A letter from a Belyw resident of East Kan galoon criticizes a motion to ballot all new members of a newly formed tennis club. The writer says East Kan galoon has a small population and that the motion is unusual for the district. The letter urges erasure of the motion to advance the sport.
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the Mail
East Kangaloon
Eset Kongaloon
Bowral wives blamed for Sydney purchases in local debate
A correspondent criticizes Bowral business wives for buying Sydney-made goods and discussing purchases openly. The letter argues that many local business people rely on Sydney products and urges self‑examination before judging others. The writer signs as MOTHER OF FIVE.
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the Mail
Bowral
Sydney
Australian-made matches seen scarce in Sydney shops
A letter to The Mail argues Australians must buy Australian goods to keep money at home and provide jobs. It notes Australian-made matches are unavailable in Sydney and claims protection costs about £36,000,000 yearly. The writer urges patriotic buying to reduce foreign imports and boost domestic employment.
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the Mail
Sydney
Australia
Advertising hero Briggs spurs traffic safety praise
A reader praises Mr. Wm. Briggs for boldly signing his name to a letter on traffic issues. The correspondent notes Briggs’ act as an advertising statement and commends his shift toward respecting public spaces while acknowledging improved safety for car owners under new regulations, despite potential pedestrian concerns.
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the Mail
Royal Humane Society
Wm. Briggs
Briggs
Bowsers
A City Traffic Plan From The Motor Hogs To Pedestrian Safety
A reader named IMA LOON proposes drastic traffic reforms for the city including diverting through traffic to a neighboring town, widening Bong Bong Street by a mile and banning motorists from attending a “clearing sale.” He suggests nursemaid escorts for drivers at city boundaries, a pedestrian insurance scheme, and harsh penalties for motorists, asserting bold, if far reaching, ideas to ease congestion and protect pedestrians.
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The
Mail
Billy Briggs
Cura
Mittagong
Berrima
Bong Bong Street
Sylvan Paradise
Ima Loon
Core Rip van Winkle
Show Dates for 1930 Agreement by South Coast and Tablelands Union
The 1930 show dates agreed by the South Coast and Tablelands Union include Dapto January 10 11 Albion Park January 17 18 Kiama January 25 27 Berry January 31 February 1 Wollongong February 6 Tahmoor February T and B Nowra February 13 14 15 Milton February 19 20 Kangaroo Valley February 21 22.
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South Coast and Tablelands Union
Dapto
Albion Park
Kiama
Berry
Wollongong
G. Tahmoor
Amazing McCoy's Liver Compound Tablets Promise Quick Gain
All weak men and women are urged to use McCoy's Liver Compound Tablets to gain up to six pounds in 30 days. The ad claims easy use, no unpleasant taste like cod liver oil, and a money back guarantee if no weight gain or health improvement after four flasks. Sold by E. L. Brake in Bowral.
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McCoy
Meccoy
E. L. Brake
Bowral
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