Funeral rites held at Bowral near Camelary
A funeral was held at Bowral near Camelary for a local resident, with services conducted at a nearby street. Attendees gathered to pay respects as the ceremony took place in the late afternoon.
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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 06, 1929
Page
2
A funeral was held at Bowral near Camelary for a local resident, with services conducted at a nearby street. Attendees gathered to pay respects as the ceremony took place in the late afternoon.
In memory of Carter who passed away in 40 years ago, a tribute recalls his life. A memorial service is noted at Saint Crevin Church with family neighbors and friends gathering to honor his memory and share memories.
The article reports a public discussion led by Mr Harrie and the Mayor on rail policy, transport efficiency, and rural welfare. It contrasts rail and motor transport costs, asks about freight charges, and urges coordinated transport to support primary industries and commercial growth in the region.
Advertising contracts can be terminated only at the end of a quarter. The rest of the text appears garbled and unreadable.
Fragmentary text outlines an audit plan involving Kangrloon Motor Transport and Bowral Methodist Monday School shutdown details. The readable phrases mention an annual event and Saturday timing, but the garbled OCR obscures clear roles, dates, and locations.
The Bowral Empire Theatre hosts a film version of a powerful story The Alan Who Laughs while Mittagong gears up for arts titbits and a charity titling fund. A bus accident near Blane Vale leaves a six year old with a broken arm. he is treated at Anylie Hospital.
A late night handover of the ambulance service occurred in Vale and Bowral districts involving Ald Alfred Stephens, mayor of Bowral. The South Meyoe AML unit was cited as a major asset, with the delegation noting the fleet’s condition and calling for improvements. The event drew attention to district public safety and future funding considerations.
A garbled but vivid local item recounts Bowral figures tied to the Goulburn Post Office and Lake Datharat, noting retirement of Mrs Shoemark and long postal service. It mentions Beavan and Ringland family bowling, plus Over forty years of business in Berri and ties to local clubs, with curious references to public event times and gatherings amid community memories.
The wedding of Miss Doris Marian Huthnance and Mr Stanley Tambridge was held on a Saturday in November at Hambridge’s church with a richly decorated ceremony. Attendants wore crepe gowns, wreaths, and orange blossoms. guests included relatives from Gailture and Bowm, while vocalists and friends provided music and the reception followed at Spring.
Walter Gaoryn Amal, known as Mr Small, dies at home aged 70. Born in Berrin he was a longtime banker and respected figure in Warrima 36 society. Tributes recall his kind nature, leadership, and devotion to family, including support for his late wife and daughter.
An agreeable witness described a lively Bow Society performance of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest. The cast led by Miss Dal and Mrs. Waine impressed with character portrayals, while Rev Canon Chast and Mr. Madgwick provided notable support. the evening closed with enthusiastic applause and local celebrity praise.
A Newark man escaped death after a deadly train wreck near a Maltiage Bros facility. A car attempt to transport a couple to a wedding failed, sending the vehicle 40 feet down a slope and collapsing the hallway. Authorities investigated the scene and reported no further injuries.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions repaine rate or yards and a zoning topic with unclear names Davis A Wenibrook and WUC. The readable parts indicate a zoning or property repair context without clear actions or dates.
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