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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Feb 22, 1927
Page
2
The article mentions Flying Foxes and local teams in a distant, garbled note about cricket and riverine life. It references Mowral and Bey a schedule of events or matches, hinting at cricket arrangements and a late night gathering under unclear planning.
Burrawang hosts a show night with dancing and displays at the showground. Dalley by-election details outline polling on February 12 and March 11 with postal vote guidance and candidate notes with Goodfellow as a focal point.
The Robertson Show features leaders of Robertson daring acts and a piano recital in Mittagong on Monday April 4 adjudicated by Professor Kamer of Sydney. Benefiting the Risteddfod fund, Pauline and other educators address audiences in cinema program The Wanderer and The Lost Lady presented with featured stars Lionel Barrymore and More MacDermott, in a suggestive Monte Carlo styled film program.
A terse note describes lines read from Mr Ctigwithy as the bell at Nentermen's rings. The brief item records a ceremonial toll underscoring a local event.
A fragile match report highlights George Whatman’s stellar wicket keeping for Robertson as Bowral’s side plans an all day fixture against Kenmore, with team picks including Beasley Bradnan Harrold and Roy Whatman set for the Sydney tour. The narrative weaves odds and ends of lineups and a lyrical aside on the game’s spirit.
A damaged notice claims a June wedding at St Jude's between George Edward Chalker and Claea Witt. conflicting family records suggest earlier nuptials. The article notes uncertainty over the church register and the exact date, with references to other local marriages and dedications.
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