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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
2
Fragmentary ad text mentions Saturday and Wednesday appearances, feet, and a nearby location. Details are unclear but imply a public notice about a visual event or sale with references to a venue and timing. The readable words suggest a local notice for a gathering or demonstration.
Bowral Chamber of Commerce plans a Wednesday meeting. The Wollongong Fisteddfod highlights vocal solos with Bowral and nearby entrants. Tenders sought for a new Bowral Fire Station. Parliament moves discussed on airship surplus and Australian Fleet trip notes. A lively Wednesday dance at Theatre Royal draws 8 couples under the Bowling Club auspices. Community efforts support the Hospital fundraising campaign featuring a shopfront display and public appeals. Railway arrangements at Durradoo Station set junior staff to duties with timetabled trains to Sydney. A large social event at Pocktity honors returning residents Mr and Mrs Mang, with plans for future local gatherings and theatre outings. A film program features The Golden Bed and The Stars Without Name, while the Bowral cinema scene emphasizes national productions and entertainment options.
A village fundraiser plan unfolds for a Wednesday event at Burrawang Hall and Empire Theatre. Local organizers note a welcome gift from Mise Mundie and a new hospital organ with hymn books, plus refreshments by Abe Jalen.
OCR text shows a list of names and vote counts amid garbled characters. Key figures include Morton, Howarth, Maloy, Emmett, Newean, Lyse, and Bias with totals such as 217 votes and 924 votes cited for Howarth, plus references to 404 and 421 voting tallies and a final mention of 38 and 5703 tallies.
An early report describes the Bowral Auxiliary launching support for the hospital. Members urge widespread patronage and enthusiasm to boost resources. The piece highlights patient care needs and community involvement driving fundraising and service expansion.
Aart Mind Matin presents a Crotonne Theatre musical programme during the afternoon featuring Mrs Arthur Pesmaan Mr Venowr Nathan Miss Bracesmith Miss Clainy Newton and Sue Chrteta in performances by a listed ensemble.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention people and places such as MITTAGONG MATTERS and Great Peppermint, with garbled references to dates, roles, and activities. Core facts, if parsed, point to local figures and events but specifics remain unclear due to missing letters and distorted words.
A report indicates that Abe Ned has been named manager of the Commercial Ban Bier Welsh reflecting sni. The event marks a change in leadership as the firm proceeds with its operations under new management.
The text appears as a garbled OCR fragment mentioning a rabbit, an animal, and a reward for a person to be brought to justice. It includes names like FE MYERS and ROBERTON and lacks clear, coherent facts or a complete event.
The Empire Theatre at Bowral hosts a Tuesday program featuring Bessie Fraser in a concert presented by the ND Scots. The event invites attendees to come and hear the singer perform a varied program in the local venue.
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