New Division Created by Grand Council of Milk Suppliers
The Grand Council of the Country Milk Suppliers Association forms the Wi Division with boundaries including Le tageeneribes Shire. Members may elect a representative. nominations close 12 Noon on Tuesday 31st July, signed by two members. If multiple candidates, a postal ballot will be used. Moss Vale Council hosts a half year accounts meeting on 26th July at 2 pm to appoint a committee and discuss dairy matters and finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
Moss Vale
Dairy Farmers’ Milk Co
Mos Vale
Mittagong Council Discusses Water Reservoir and Land Use
The Mittagong Council, with Mayor Boo well and Ald. Riley, Warner, Evans and Hedger, passed accounts of £498. The council agreed to empty and clean the water service reservoir. Tooth and Co refused lease of land as a landing ground due to wastewater drainage. The Tourist and Betterment League sought free Town Hall use for meetings. Education Minister is probing state aid for swimming baths. Warner proposed supplying materials for a Sports Club shelter shed. The town clerk reported shale material for roads and railway sleepers available at 1s each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Tooth and Co
Mittagong Tourist and Betterment League
Town Hall
Minister For Education
M. F. Morton
M.la
Council
Warner
Ald
Riley
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Iseach
Gordon wins ladies singles at Evana's Mittagong Courts
In a weekend tennis event at Evana's Mittagong Courts Miss Gordon, from Sydney, defeated Mrs Wright of Bowral in the final 6-1 6-4 to claim the gold medal trophy. Earlier rounds saw Miss Gordon beat Mrs Read 6-0 and Miss Goodfellow 6-2, while Mrs Wright progressed with a 8-6 victory in a prior bout and others included Miss Bride and Mrs Speer in round play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evana
Mittagong
Miss Gordon
Mina Bride
A. Speerey
Misa Roberts
Miss Goodfellow
Mine Smith
Spockman
Misa D. Huthnance
Worner
Mra. J. Goodfellow
Mittagong Destroys Bowral In Gents Doubles Match
Mittagong team dominated Bowral Excelsior in a gents doubles clash. Matches included Read and Sweeney losing 0-6 to Rattray and Spackman, plus several 6-2 and 6-1 results before Mittagong led 60 games to Bowral’s 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittagong Austral
Bowral Excelsior
Bowral
Westbrook Beats Hobbs In Semi Final Bowls Match
In windy conditions at Bowral the semi final saw Westbrook defeat Hobbs 37 to 25. Spectators awaited a final featuring A Carter Moe Vale and Westbrook with the score 35 to 29 in Westbrook's favor after 36 ends. Carter shows great potential for big bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Hobbs
A. Carter
Moe Vale
P. A. Westbrook
Bowral
Carter
Consolation Singles Outcomes Ahead of Semi Final
Paine def Parish 15-5 and Whatman dominates with 15-6 15-2 17-10 wins. Jackson beats Boer 16-12. Stokes beats Jackson 15-3 and then 16-14 over Taylor. Whatman defeats Winch 15-6 and Griffith 15-2. Stokes vs Beavan in semifinal, winner faces Whatman in final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
Parish
Jackson
Boer
Stokes
Taylor
Crisdell
Whatman
Winch
Griffith
Beavan
Doubles Trophy Funded for Local Bowling Meet
Interest in the competitions runs high as a Doubles Trophy of £4 is subscribed by Mesrs B H Paine Mark Parish and Westbrook. The event is doubles, 21 ends, 25 in final, open to Mom Vale and Bowral bowlers. Mr F Engelbert also donates a prize of £11s for players who have never won a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesrs
B. H. Paine
Mark
Parish
Westbrook
Mom Vale
Bowral
F. Engelbert
League to require barriers at football matches
The District League will instruct all clubs to erect barriers to keep spectators off the field. The final for the 1027 medals between Thirkmere and Robertson is set for the end of the third round of the competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirkmere
Robertson
Robertson and Moss Vale Dominate Local Football Scores
FIRST GRADE Robertson beat Bowral nil to nil. SECOND GRADE Moss Vale beat Mittagong eight to four. JUNIORS Thurlmere beat Bowral five to four. Bowral faced disqualification fears and referee issues, delaying play. Robertson topped Bowral in first grade as Churchill scored twice and McBarron added a penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
Bowral
Moss Vale
Mittagong
Thurlmere
Griffin
Sydney
Cummins
Jack
Churchill
McBarron
Compulsory vaccination and sanitation in disease control
In a Grit excerpt by Howard A. Kelly and John Hopking University, the article argues that typhoid fever became preventable through sanitary laws and compulsory vaccination. It links cleanliness and personal hygiene to banishing lice and typhus, urging legislators to cooperate for effective public health measures despite public ignorance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard A. Kelly
John Hopking
U.S.A
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Country Milk Suppliers' Association
Berrima District Hospital and
Mittagong Fire Brigade Recreation Fund
Stevenson's
Bennett North Concert CO
May Craven
2FC
Music Lover's Concerts
Dorothy Rose
Nance Marley
Taree
Kurri
Goulburn
Maurice Helsen
Maurice Daly
Mittagong Aitors
Brunton Gibb
Bennett North
W. Terry
Bowral School OF Arts
Moss Vale Council
Moss Vale Coun
Coun
H. Lamcll
A.V. J. Parry
C. Parker
Hammond
School OF Arts
Iowa
AULY
Mittagong Fire Brigades Annual
Berrima District Hospital
Stevenson'’S Theatre
Ifriday
Dies Mittagong
Empire Theatre
Prince OF Adventurers
Venice
Deen
Esther Ralston
Dioniestrabe
A. Clisdell
Bong Bong
Boolwey Streets
Foley Tailoring Appeals
Foley
Ares Foley
the People's Tailor
Bank of Naw
Mittagong Council
Boowell
Riley, Warner, Evans and Hedger
Gents
A. Mumberson
Fiichinesy
Supp Ort
Busacott and Co
Susan ‘Meneenias
A. G. Davis
Phone 91
Aden
Burton
Starr-Bowkett
Sid c Carey
Sea
Milton Park
B. Fahey
T. Rabbit
H. M. Oxley
Stokes and Sons
Motor Funeral Directors
Victoria
E. Brown
Bowral Municipal Council
Aees
J. J. Hackett
Nowra
Humphries Motor Service
Grand Hotel
Amalgamated Wireless (Asia.) Limited
Batery
Full Information and Co
J. H. Willis
Radiola
East Kangaloon
King Barraclough, Ltd
Consulting Opticians
Hunter Street
Berrima
Surveyor-General
Pam
Moss Vale—Commercial Hotel
Ersons
Harly Farm
Kangaloon Road
Ferton
Harby Farm
Burradoo
M. F. Albert
Woodlands Road
M. J. Humphries
Hogewood Estate
W. Shepherd
Wireless
Gilfillan
Harrington
W. E. Burchell
Opp
Picture Theatre
Gladioli
C. N. Griffin
Springett
Bensley's
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