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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 14, 1925
Page
3
Local notes describe a football event at Pearry Memorial Hall with a 2 p.m. start and ongoing discussion of players and teams. The report mentions John Davin and Burton Foren among competitors, with teams preparing on the ground and observers noting movement and play.
Severe weekend gales and cyclone disturbance battered the coast from New Northl to Wilson's Promontory. Strong westerlies, heavy rain, and high seas caused flooding inland, with rivers rising and saltwater intrusion along beaches. Reports describe extensive damage, with thousands affected and high winds reaching dangerous speeds.
A collage of reports from London to Australia covers political diplomacy, includ ing plans for a potential Anglo Australian agreement and urgent talks with experts. In New Zealand politics the Rusby Langue race is described alongside local crime cases. A secretary faces theft charges in Melbourne, with remand set for July 21.
A chaotic write up of a charity event in Koragaloon district notes a musical program headlined by The Vhundartie Hen and a Western drama The City That Never Beeps. The piece highlights audience turnout, a souvenir token, and the appearance of notable acts like Lane Gray and Mosher OPlay with warnings of rising ticket prices.
Foley of Fatey Brom Ltd discusses Australian butter exports to Britain and Europe, praising quality, arguing for Commonwealth grading standardization, and urging visits to London to sample consignments. He notes rising demand, price sensitivity, and the risk to producers if undergrades flood the market.
Mire B Ryan of the Exchange Wola purchased a property with plans for future departure for the Railment area. Fellow workers cite representations to the Postmaster General and plan attendances at a West Green Po annual meeting and a general business election at Neary.
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