Rovers Ball Profits And Local Social Events
The column lists outcomes and plans for local balls and dances including Rovers Ball profits expected to exceed £15, and the Hospital Ball at Mittagong set for Friday 1 August. It notes the new theatre venue, ticket pricing, and aims for a record turnout with good weather. It also mentions trotting show decisions, Burrawang School of Arts fundraising, special prizes at Berima District Show, and local club activities plus electric light plans and an upcoming poultry farmer poll for an Eye Marketing Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittagong
Ahrem
Burrawang
School F of Arts
Advertising deadlines and late fee policy notice
To our advertisers the paper lists strict rules on ad changes and placements. Changes must be received by 10 a.m. Saturday or noon Wednesday to take effect in the following issue. New ads due by 2 p.m. Monday and Thursday. Small ads limited in size and late fees apply. Advertising contracts can be terminated only at quarter end.
Mittagong Council Proposes Reconditioning Main Roads
The Main Roads Board has approved Mittagong Council's proposal to recondition the Mittagong Bowral road. Work will commence on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Roads Board
Mittagong
Happy Diggers Visit Sparks Warm Auburn Mittagong Night
The Auburn Returned Men met Mittagong Diggers despite foul weather. A warm welcome in the Masonic Hall featured a smoke‑oh, with Nepean Dam Sub‑branch joining in. A minute’s silence honored fallen comrades and the toast to the King closed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittagong
France
Auten
Mittagong Mggers
Auburn
Masonic Hall
Nepean Dam
Bowral Footballer Jack Murley Hospitalized After Field Accident
Bowral's popular young footballer Jack Murley spent weeks in hospital after an on field accident and remains unable to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Murley
Bowral
Wartime comradeship at Mittagong Diggers gathering
A meeting of Returned Soldiers at Mittagong Diggers featured formalities, toasts, songs, and stories. Speakers including Padry Huthnance and Auburn leaders urged Returned Men to shape Australia’s future while thanking Mittagong for hospitality and planning reciprocal visits. A voluntary church parade honored Padre Huthnance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
A. N. Chew
Auburn
A. Orr
Padry Huthnance
G. Foster
C. Fowler
McKenzie
Nepean Dam
Mittagong
Padre Huthnance
Bowral District Horse Show Elects Officers for Year
At a Bowral District Horse Show and Gymkhana Society meeting held last Wednesday, officers were elected for the ensuing year. President Bryce Beard. Vice Presidents Theo Small R G Walker J F Venables W Grimmond H Sheaffe T Garaty. Treasurer W Pickles. Auditors H Venables and W Grimmond. Secretary E Waine. Annual secretary remuneration set at 4 50 pounds payable monthly. Sub committees named. workers compensation insurance approved. delegates named for South Coast Union meeting at Moss Vale. about £20 still owed in subscriptions and advertisements to be collected from members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowral District Horse Show
Gymkhana Society
Bryce Beard
Messra
Theo Small
R. G. Walker
J. F. Venables
W. Grimmond
H. Sheaffe
T. Garaty
W. Pickles
Menars
H. F. Venables
Small
Miller
Walker
Sheaffe
Bopping
Gregory
South Coast Union
Moss Vale
Messrs
Artistic Triumph Bennett North Concert at Mittagong
A Bennett North Concert Company performance in Mittagong drew a small audience due to bad weather but impressed with high standards. Notable artists included Maurice Daly, May Cravin, Nance Marley, and Warwick Munekengie, plus Brunton Gibb and Mackenie. The show featured Gilbert and Sullivan items and a strong Strangely adventurous quartet, with a promise of a future date when weather improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittagong
Bennett Norton
Maurice Daly
Harber
Seville
Carmen
May Cravin
Faust
Mine Craven
Alo
Nance Marley
Miss Marley
Brunton Gibb
Sydney
Warwick Munekengie
Mr. Gibb
Vicar
Coster Barrowman
Mackenie
Monti
Bennett North
Waa
Bowral Council Delegates to Conference and Road Plans
Bowral Council, with Mayor Alderman Stephens and Ald. Venables, discussed Outer Metropolitan Highway Area status and supervision by Engineer Down. Delegates to the Local Government Conference were appointed, and amendments to College Park subdivision were approved. Officials approved expenses, pending auditor report, and planned road works with Nattial Shire and State Monier Pipe Works funding shares. A sanitary condition order was issued for a house on Unn Street and an unsafe upturned cart on Bowral Street was to be addressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alderman Stephens
Ald
Venables
Gregory
Gurney
Sheaffe
Fillett
Marks
Main Roads Board
Bowral
Outer Metropolitan Highway
5. W. Down
Ald. Elliott
Mesars
Davenport and
Mant
H. E. Wardell
Wardell
Ald. Sheaffe
Mesers
Dawson Hope
Glanville
Couneil
College Park
A. Hodgson
Gordon Read
Hodgison
Nattial Shire
Council
Bodney Street
Bowral Street
Gordon Road
Cliff Street
Unn Street
Notice of property application in Camden land titles
Land titles registry records a property application affecting land described in Camden. Register General E. Layton notes the filing with the Land Titles, Sydney, dated 27 July 1098. The fragmentary text references the real property process and official registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen Co
Camden
Sydney
Layton
Register General
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R. S. Smith
PEXTO
Rovers
Pexnto
YALE
Drapery Department
Robertazon A
H. Society
Berrima
Fireto
RS. B. Hammond
Rev. G. Logan
E. J. Clough
Amch
C. Dobb
Braemar Junior Tennis Club
Braemar Juniors
Braemar
Beki
M. F. Morton
M.L.A
Public Works Department
Robertson and
Kiama B
Robertson
Winge' Etc Ramistic
Carribee Skire
Cumberland
Northumberland
Nattal
Wollondilly
State Marketing Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Berles
Enree
R. S. Smith and CO
Happy Diggers
Empire Theatre
C. Ludowici
Bennett
North
Ca’ Woods
Peppamaint
Bowral Council
Berrima Road
Eric L. Brake
MPS
Sydney University
CAFE
Noisette
Rexonolas
Brunswicks
Columbia
Watts
A. Clisdell
Bong Bong
Boolwey Streets
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