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Robertson Mail

Location

Robertson, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jul 20, 1928

Page

2

In Memoriam McMillan Don Miller 1026 Dear Son and Brother

In memoriam notice for Don McMillan who died July 10 1026 inserted by his father mother brothers and sisters. Text notes advertising deadlines and contract terms amid the damaged fragment.

McMillan Don

Mail thanks advertisers and subscribers for support

The Mail expresses warm thanks to advertisers and subscribers at the close of the financial year. It notes last year's sales were the highest since taking over The Four Mails and last week's sales set a new all time weekly high. It hopes to make the papers even more valuable to readers and advertisers in the coming year.

The Mail Four Mails

Filtration Plant Work Starts This Week at Bowral Water Works

Mr. Morton receives a Works Department letter on Bowral Water Works filtration plant. Mechanical equipment is being built in Melbourne. Excavation is expected to start next week. Tender invitations for the low lift pumping plant may follow within one to two weeks. Bowral Council handles land negotiations. If progress continues, Bowral could have the purest water in the State by next summer.

Morton Works Department Bowral Melbourne Bowral Council

Hospital committee for Berrima District meets on August agenda

The August meeting notes revised hospital plans deemed acceptable by medical staff and the architect and forwarded to the Department of Public Health for approval. The Minister for Health will not commit to subsidies until an inspection confirms necessity. A hospital day plan and other community support ideas are discussed along with a new isolation block and a connected covered way.

Berrima District Hospital Department of Public Health Hospitals’ Association of N.S.W Department of Public Works Southern Portland Cement Co Berrima Robertsan District Progress Association Wildes Meadow Sperta Club Miss West Frensham Mow Vale Soldisra

Letters to the Editor on Public Interest Views

A column open to readers for expression on public matters. The Editor does not endorse correspondents’ views and requires the writer’s name to be provided before publication. The note emphasizes editor approval of names prior to printing.

Bathing Facilities Ordinance Stirs Southern Towns

Local Government Ordinance 70/38 requires every dwelling to have a fully enclosed bathroom or combined bath and laundry with proper washing facilities and impervious floor surfaces. It also sets minimum floor areas for baths and combined facilities and allows councils to grant exemptions by resolution. Good health notes follow as Bowral Horse Show celebrates optimism, detailing a major annual meeting, committee elections, financials, and future plans for Loseby Park and civic promotion.

the Mail Father Cusack

Prohibition Facts from The Mail Letters Page

A reader cites Professor Howard A. Kelly of Johns Hopkins noting that alcohol related death counts misstate Prohibition’s health impact. He cites historical death rates from 1914 to 1920 and claims the Prohibition era reduced death rates to about 1 per 100,000 at times, with increases only in laxly enforced states. The letter argues unbiased insurance data also show a drop in death rates under Prohibition.

Mail Howard A. Kelly John Hopkins University U.S.A Maryland

Bowral Club’s Own Fault in Football Controversy

Letter to the editor alleges Bowral Football Club officials and players displayed unsporting conduct and rough play. The writer accuses Bowral of disqualifications and relying on unfair tactics, noting many clubs’ dislike of Bowral in the current season and urging change to restore standing.

the Mail Centre Edwards Bowral Sevenoaks Moss Vale Mr. Edwards Reo Yeves Bowral Club

Robertson A and H Society 50th Show Jubilee Appeal

Next year marks the 50th anniversary of the Robertson A and H Society first Agricultural Show and the jubilee will be celebrated. The Society seeks a large prize fund for a memorable 1929 Show and asks committees to review lists. readers are invited to share reminiscences of the early show. Woods Great Peppermint Care.

Robertson A. and H. Society Secalon

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R. S. Smith PEXTO Ahrem Aoa YALE Price Wey Drapery Department Berlei ERS IPS Petti-Foires R. S. Smith and CO Horse Show Society Gregory Miller Waine Bryce Beard Beard Fae Bowral Shaw Bowral Show Loweby Park Tham Grand Australia Mr. Beard Society Mr. Waine H. F. Venables Aubrey Mowle H. H. Paine Loseby Park Jdone Ald. Stephens Jenkins Sydney Shaw Harrold Samuel Hordern Byrce Beard W. Pickles H. M. Oxley Thee, Small F. Englebert G. K. Gregory Wpritaler P. 5. Lee E. A. Madden F. H. Sheaffe R. G. Walker L. Harria A. Pope Z. Garaty Dr. Bray Pickles Taralga Crookwell Moon Vale Robertson Tahmoor Campbelltown Camden Royal Agricultural Bowral Horse Show Society Woods Eric L. Brake MPS Sydney University Rexonolas Brunswicks Columbia Watts’s Mittagong Hee W. H. Paling
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