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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
2
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The Mail lists events in Burrawang and Bowral including a dance by the Myra Vale P. and C. Association at Burrawang Hall on Thursday, the Bowral Gymkhana at Loseby Park on Saturday, and school children visiting Bowral for a varied program. It notes electric light promised for Moss Vale Public School and free electricity for meetings, plus a footballers dance at the Empire Theatre with a sit down supper and lively entertainment. In Berrima Holy Trinity Vestry discusses greetings to the late rector and Mrs O Neill, thanks to the Ladies Association, and appreciation for Mrs Hopking as afternoon tea is served.
James Daniel Giggins 26, a Bowral resident and married man, was shot in the chest near the Bendooley Estate while four companions hunted rabbits. A rifle misfire by a companion caused the fatal wound. He died before hospital arrival. an inquest returned an accidental death verdict. Giggins recently lived in Bowral and worked for builder Mr. McDoneld. He leaves a widow and one child.
Attendance strong at Bowral district P and C Association meeting despite showers. Representatives from Berrima Bowral Burrawang Mittagong Moss Vale and Robertson agreed to have the Education Minister lay the foundation stone around May or June and formed a committee to arrange details. A central body is proposed to promote the High School and transport issues were raised with railway authorities.
Braemar Tennis Club hosted Bowral St Jude's on Braemar courts winning 6 sets 38 games to Bowral 25. Hill Top match at Top Hill ended Braemar 1 sets to 32 games. Hospitality noted as Braemar players entertained Bowral after.
Bowral Sub-Branch of the ALF held a reunion at Springett's with Moss Vale Berimeme and Mittagong sending reps. The gathering sang frontline songs, heard reports on the Returned Soldiers League work, and discussed memorial ward plans at Berrima Hospital.
The Bowral Sub-Branch of the League advances a memorial Children’s Ward at the District Hospital with government subsidy promises up to £600. members praise past work and urge continued support. Local leaders emphasize hospital support, Army veteran aims, and joining drives as Mittagong and Burriman sub-branches pledge backing.
OWNER leaving the District offers two motor vehicles. An OLDSMOBILE COACH with Fisher Body is insured for £160 until March 1930, in perfect order and registered at £170. A red touring car with American body, five good tyres, sturdy and powerful, registered for twelve months at £150. Apply GOUDLE Shire Engineer Mons Vale by phone 75 or 230.
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