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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 26, 1929
Page
3
A letter from Fred E. Row of Wellington praises the District Ambulance project. He recalls early difficulties, the push to form an organized service, fundraising drives, and public meetings that led to a functioning system delivering medical transport from outlying areas to central centers and hospitals.
The Well ington Times notes the yellow Hudson wagon and a newly acquired Austin wagon are central to district life. The ambulance service is financially strong after three years, with £800 in a building fund and £150 raised by industrial collections. The superintendent praises the service and hopes the public will recognize its value for human life.
The article discusses Nouveau Textile, a new artificial wool fibre based on waste vegetable material. It explains chemical processing gives strength and softness, with samples shown in blankets felts and saltings. The inventor claims costs could drop wool production by up to 35 percent and aims to complement, not rival, wool.
William Paul McLean a Bowral hawker was charged with driving a motor lorry while intoxicated in Hone Bong Street on 22 July. Beret Beer testified seeing the lorry and McLean smelling of drink and unable to control the vehicle. Medical evidence confirmed intoxication. He was convicted and fined £25 with 30s medical expenses and disqualified from holding a license for two years.
The Eye Marketing Board regulations on selling eggs apply locally only within the Shires of Nattai and Wallonedilly. They do not apply in nearby municipalities or in the Shire of Wingeoar river or similar districts.
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