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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1929
Page
3
Tender notices barging through garbled OCR show an Education Department call for bids due by 2 pm on January 24 1940. Tenders to be addressed to the Under-Secretary Sydney with offices in Bowral and Koyral Vale.
A for sale notice lists an imported Essex sedan by Whatman Bros Garage Bowral New South Wales and presents a probate jurisdiction notice in the Supreme Court of New South Wales. It names Jane Margaret Belhor and Annie Brandie Strachan as potential heirs, with a call for all persons possessing claims to contact the undersigned within the stated period.
The Gymkhana at Moss Vale raised funds for a hospital. Local youths prepared an anticipated event with a first class afternoon, inviting visitors to attend the district affair and support the hospital drive.
Firefighters battled a bush fire near Exeter and Bundanoon on Frida, with several sheds and outbuildings burned and fences destroyed. Homes and Hadry’s estate were at risk as volunteers fought the flames. light rain later helped quell the blaze.
The Bowral Club lists prize winners for the October December period, naming G. Wradman W. Aramaton W. Chant and F. Mobweta among others. The Cub drill quarterly meeting is scheduled for Friday the 11th at 8 o'clock, with a prior meeting called. Next shoot is planned at Muse Vale for the Berrima District Trophy on Saturday January 3.
A fragmented account portrays Bradman taking charge against England, scoring across the field as Beckett and partner struggle. The crowd reacts as Bradman repeatedly drives to all parts, with Oldfield Woodall and others contributing. despite tense moments, his early burst and decisive strokes shape the match.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment discusses farmer welfare, industry value, and protection versus free trade. It mentions the importance of manufactories to farmers and argues for protecting domestic production as essential to national welfare. The text includes names such as Bagnall and Woolf in conversational snippets about economic policy and social support.
A garbled game note describes a match moment with a fumble by an umpire signal, crowd reactions, a near out, and lingering confusion over players and positions. The text mentions a pavilion arrival and a reception, with fragmented references to players and a tense finish.
A fragment lists names Bade Shearer and Conobeck Lamba with an address Centen nial Road Bowral and a reference to Hato 414 and P E Lamb. The readable bits suggest a notice or brief listing in a local paper.
Ip Ralyin delivers a garbled address at the annual meeting claiming the Bink Tin pot remains the purest and most enduring of all things. He extols the Authorind Version and Kaglah heritage, praising incomparable simplicity and beauty in a rambling tribute to literature and memory.
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