Advertising Contracts at Quarter End
Advertisers are reminded that advertising contracts may be tar minted only at the ends of each quarter. The notice emphasizes timely renewals and compliance with publication deadlines set by the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1929
Page
2
Advertisers are reminded that advertising contracts may be tar minted only at the ends of each quarter. The notice emphasizes timely renewals and compliance with publication deadlines set by the newspaper.
The Citizens War Association plans a meeting addressed by Mr. Mark Morton in Val Bowral Tuesday afternoon. The Old-Time Dance by the Amailie Club features a district event with local dancers. G.U.O.O.Y. dances headline Twekann’s Theatre for a midweek show promising strong audience turnout.
A pleasant Friday gathering at Kanenloon Hall celebrated Miss Gladys Randall of Robank ahead of her coming marriage to Mr Lyall Stephens. Reverend Renold praised parish work while gifts and humorous toasts entertained guests and late dancing followed, ending with refreshments.
Mise McMaster attended the Mittagong Exchange as loyal staffer while a footballer, Murray of Murrawney FC tore his left shoulder in a match, and staff changes were announced. A Melbourne donor presented trophies for the Mittagong Golf Club. Mr. Litchfield was appointed Popmaster at Bowent and will move to Mittagong later. Norma’s death prompted community tributes at Glenquarry, with Mrs Woolard and local figures attending the funeral. Surviving Norman family members and a large Glenquarry crowd marked the memorial event at the church and graveside.
Burrawang Cemetery trustees push to erect a new fence and tidy grounds to better fit the area, while Moss Vale and Camberwell councils arrange to confer with cemetery trustees on proclamation and council involvement. Roadworks near Marie Hong Kong Church have blocked access to the presbytery as engineers meet to discuss the matter. Sheep market describes numbers and prices at Guulburm Sales.
Mr Woolard spearheads annual Mt Gladstone fete held in the funeral school of Lets to raise funds for the District Hospital. An abundant display of goods at the wall raised funds, aided by generous ladies at the stalls. The hospital surplus cheque reached over 126 pounds. The raffle named Margaret as winner and WyUiame Mr Woolard urged extending the effort beyond 40 patrons to boost the fete further.
Bowral High defeated Mitagong Juniors 37 to 0 at Loneby Wark last Saturday in a sportsmanlike display. Notable Bowral players included F Dodd and K Crawford, while Mitagong’s standouts were Jack Basumont Jack Nel and Cyril Dowling. The match showcased clean play and strong kicking, with Small delivering the best act by kicking from all angles.
The Mon Vale Diggers hosted a hospital ball attracting about 140 couples who entered with apparent enjoyment. Music by a local orchestra, decorations praised, and multiple contests pleased attendees. Profits, totaling about £32, were partly donated to hospital funds.
Semifinal tension surrounds the Mumvay Shield event as players from Mittagong and surrounding clubs contest for a trophy donated by local officials. Umpire Me Mk Foe Tuson orders players to resume after a pause. Multiple pairings and draws listed include Heaton James, Mie Ferguson, Percy Brown, Mrs Rend, and various others in a crowded field.
The act applies to Wingecarribee and nearby Nattai but excludes Mittogons Nowral and Moas Vale municipalities. The policy clarifies jurisdictional reach and limits on coverage for local authorities.
The Southern Branch of the Tiawarra Milking Shorthorns Society held a meeting at Kiama on Tuesday. President George Gey chaired a lengthy discussion on renaming the Mewarra Milking Shorthorn herd and proposed secretary reminders for Bushes paper conference. Delegates debated referendum, herd book closure, breed separation, and interview plans with Peters. Secretary H. W. East reported 178 female cattle registered and £968 raised from fees. delegates instructed to proceed with stock movements and brand administration.
A disrupted water display near Guns Mamana Bay attracted spectators from Cronulla when a staged shock demonstration ended with a participant dragged under the pool. The episode left onlookers startled as the scene unfolded and authorities reviewed the incident.
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