Morning and Afternoon Team Light Refreshments Grill Dinner
A brief notice describes light refreshments and a grill dinner event for the morning and afternoon team. Details are limited in the readable OCR fragment.
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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
1
A brief notice describes light refreshments and a grill dinner event for the morning and afternoon team. Details are limited in the readable OCR fragment.
An operator of Profilewra patrons discusses moving to more suitable premises opposite the Soldiers’ Memorial to serve regular customers with high quality meat at low city prices. The note promises careful service and improved conditions.
Mokris Cowley faces a Dodge with a welt shod rider in a tense exhibition on the Assex Tourer circuit. The unusual pairing tests speed and stunt balance as spectators watch intently for a decisive finish.
Editorial note attacks Bowral Council on water and electricity pricing and policy. It condemns high charges for small consumers, ratepayer favors, and mismanagement while urging scrutiny under the Local Government Act. Mentions tariffs, debt, and political pressure from authorities.
The United States remains wary of expanding butter imports from Australia while offering limited relief to a minor export. Australia seeks to boost market access but the US imposes a high duty on the Australian product. The article notes historic tensions over agricultural trade and the 1947 trade figures.
Aldermen touring the town weekly face a real problem for hundreds missing a water pool. With filtration completed the value of a bath house rises as a modern facility becomes a key issue in local politics.
A fragmentary critique argues against licking postage stamps as wasteful and impractical. It claims officials favor imported officers over native workers and notes slow changes under the new regime, with lingering restrictions on Australiana and limited job access.
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