Werriwa Selection Nationsist Nominees and Local News
The WerriWA selection lists H G Ogilvie and W Pickles as Nationalist candidates for Werriwa. At Bowral Children's Court a baby from Baby Lane was placed in Child Welfare custody. A busy local week includes cinema at the Empire, a major show society appeal, and a fourteenth Aero Club flight to Canberra. Community efforts highlighted self help with road repairs and road work, plus several local accidents and a donor update for Don Bradman’s testimonial.
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Baby Lane
Children’s Court
Bowrol
Don Bradman
Don
Vic Bradman
Iset
Wingecarribee Shire
Fitsroy Falls Progress Association
Moss Vale
Nowra
Erith Street
Bundanoon
Yeola Road
Advertising deadlines for the Mail share notices
The Mail announces strict advertising rules. Changes must be received by 10 pm Saturday or noon Wednesday to take effect. New ads must be in by 5 pm Monday, and contracts may be reused for a quarter.
Hosiery sale with varied ladies and children's stockings
A sale offers ribbed cotton hose in black and color, plain wool and all wool ribbed hose, silk cut and Siltax hose in assorted shades, plus children’s socks and gloves. Prices range from about 1 shilling 6 pence to 6 shillings 6 pence, with sale prices and assorted sizes noted.
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Bowral adds two new committeemen to district show
The Bowral delegation secures two seats on the Berrima District Show committee. President B Haille Paine welcomes Bryce Beard and W Pickles, urging their active support. Beard expresses gratitude and notes wider town input is needed, while Pickles thanks the members and vows to unite Bowral with the district. Theo Small is missed.
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Berrima
Bowral
B. Haille Paine
Bryce Beard
W. Pickles
Theo. Small
Social Strain at Berrimas District Show Society Meeting
The annual meeting of the Berrimas District Show Society ended with President B Haille Paine hosting light refreshments. Bryce Beard toasted the President with a humorous verse, and officials including Mr. Paine, his son the treasurer, and Secretary Holt were praised for steady leadership culminating in the purchase of the showground and a lasting enterprise.
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Berrima
Berrimas
Hailie Paine
Painey
Paine
Bryce Beard
A. Stephens
Dowral
Holt
Yeo
Throsby
Bonin
J. D. Wood
James Graham
Berrima District Show Leaders Laud Local Efforts
The meeting praised committee workers who traveled long distances on horseback to attend events and backed the Bowral and District Shows. They hailed architects and officials, discussed funding and cooperation between Bowral and Berrima, and noted strong support for the pavilion project and future joint dates. The match report praised the country team for holding the English champions to a draw before a police interruption and concluded with a sense of local goodwill.
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Bowral
Hamilton
Lindsay
Hay
Berrima
Throsby
H. Haille Paine
Win
Berrima Committee
Bryce Beard
Theo Small
Lesby Park
Taralge
Coast Association
B.C. Cornette
Bowral Society
Jance
Bowman
Amaunta
England
Lost His Temper In Rugby Scrimmage At Cootamundra
An eye witness condemns Bowman the English footballer for a deliberate, brutal assault during a match at Cootamundra. In a scrum after a tackle with Hinton, Bowman's kick intended for him struck Torpy instead, slamming under Torpy's jaw and causing a severe injury before teammates aided him.
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Bowman
Cootamandra
Hinton
Blacksmith
Torpy
Moss Vale Second Grade Beat Drummoyne In Drab Match
An early Moss Vale versus Drummoyne second grade game yielded a dull 8 point Moss Vale win. The only notable moment occurred when a Drummoyne player had his pants torn off and ran about ten yards sans trousers.
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Moss Vale
Drummoyne
Mos Vale
Letters to the Editor on Empire Day loyalties in Australia
Exeter resident A Clough questions consistency in Empire Day rhetoric. He notes speakers praise loyalty while many adults drive foreign cars, use foreign machinery on farms, and buy foreign toys for children. He urges providing Australian or British goods to model loyalty.
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the Mail
Exeter
A. Clough
Alderman Gregory's duty to name Bowral insanitary houses
A letter questions Alderman Gregory about alleged unhealthy housing in Bowral and his role. The writer insists an alderman must identify such houses publicly, arguing insanitary conditions threaten decency and urging Gregory to disclose locations or resign from the council.
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the Mail
Gregory
Hhis
Bowral
Ald
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