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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
3
Amusements and meetings section notes an annual meeting of Tow Mere Rafaia. It mentions representatives and election of leaders, with attendance encouraged and formal notices to members. The fragmented text lists attendees and organizational references, indicating a formal gathering and officer selection.
Fragments indicate a bus service or trip arranged for Bowral on a Saturday with a fare and booking details. The readable text mentions seating, reservations, and a scheduled time around 1300 hours, likely a transport notice or travel arrangement item.
JOWEAL FOOTBALL CLUB hosts an Irnerit Dance on Friday July 20 1528 at Grand Ball Tevenrons Hew Hall Miptagon with Jazz Orchestra Choicest Suppers and prizes for best costumes Organized by the Ladine Ald and Rovers Fire Hall.
Members are invited to a general meeting to nominate and elect officers. Nomination forms may be obtained by members with written consent. The event occurs on the twenty fourth of July. The notice outlines eligibility and procedures for nomination and voting.
An auction sale is announced for Wednesday July 1 at the Davies and Westarook rooms. Items include dining chairs upholstered furniture silk glassware and bedding. The sale features a combination chest, three oak pieces, tables dressers and chests with some intact fabric and carpet. lists of items are incomplete and conditions are described as excellent.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Chinatown and a performance titled The Princess of Ae with unclear surrounding details and names missing due to garbled source.
The Bergina Hingstal Auxiliary staged a large hospital ball in Berghina with many attractions at centers nearby. Despite a small committee, they raised funds for the Morvima District Hospital, providing music, supper, and entertainment. A guessing competition and wine were part of the program, and proceeds supported the hospital through the Auxiliary.
A municipal notice under the Local Government Act 1919 discusses objections and procedural steps for an unresolved matter. The document names officials and references an appeal process, with indications of dates and authority, though the text is fragmented.
Duth reports the death of Mrs Hands at Mereford House Mise Vale wife of Mr John Munda prominent local resident. She lived in the historic town and nearby areas with a quiet cheerful disposition and was well regarded. Survived by a husband and one daughter Mrs Frente Pinkayt. funeral held Sunday at RC Cemetery Merrima with Rev Walter McCooe officiating and many mourners from Sydney attending.
At Mittagong Police Court the treasurer of the Mittagong Football Club pleaded guilty to breaches of the Entertainment Tax Assessment Act and regulations for holding events at the School of Arts in April 1918 and October 1927. He was fined £4 with 64 shillings in default two months’ imprisonment for issuing tickets multiple times, and £2 with 4s for non registration of entertainment, with one month allowed for payment.
At the latest Haaine Bary meeting, George Rose of Ayimarton delivered an address on Pool Buying. He emphasized its urgent benefits and urged farmers to test new methods, citing four years of practical experience and financial demonstrations as proof of its potential to advance the community.
A compact note on how American English has absorbed foreign terms across many origins. It lists German, Spanish, Persian, Malay, Hind, Persian, and American Indian roots and mentions notable examples and phonetic shifts through historical usage.
An obituary recalls Te Piggott, pioneer of Bowral area, born 1864 near Livarposl, who moved with family to The Briers and helped shape the town. He worked as a carrier, then at a Bowral tannery, married Miss Phillips in 1888, and survived by a wife, five or so children, a brother W Piggott, and two sisters. Deeply mourned, he had long fought illness after typhoid and blood poisoning.
Letters from the Bilocation Department advise that an estimated plan for additional changes at Mittagong Public School cannot be granted. The department cites heavy demand on Furniture Workshops for new schools and existing facilities, delaying repairs and upgrades.
Fragmented OCR text depicts Mam Vale Soperr footballers amid uncertain play details and stray phrases. It references a forthcoming match, other clubs, and chaotic dialogue about port activity and a pilot, with unclear outcomes or coherent events. The readable bits hint at a match and crowd activity but lack clear structure.
A fragmented note discusses peppermint care and first aid remedies for colds and inflammations. It mentions herbal guidance and household practices, hinting at older home cure tips without clear sourced details.
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