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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 21, 1929
Page
2
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Local notes describe a Bowral gathering with farm property auction plans and a Mount Liladaton American Tea event on Saturday. The program includes a birthday celebration, travel updates, and a council agenda item about Showdation reforms, with civic leaders approving subscriptions and inviting scout troops to meetings.
The Mittagong gathering saw a lively first round as contestants from Mt Thomas and nearby clubs faced defeats and wins. Allen defeated Trotter, Guyer Webb beat Pergunun, and ACS Chow topped Ty, with several players advancing by byes as the event continues next Saturday.
A discussion centers on electrical costs and feasibility before installing a generator. Officials cite plant inefficiencies and rising running costs. The council weighs options, including a January decision on a new plant, with projected rates from 00 to 10 percent. Local firm Knaineur faces scrutiny over the installation's performance and long term value.
Corbett Gardens enlargement plans sparked debate at the council over land adjacent to the garden. Ald Venables proposed purchase and the town could fund around £100 with WA backing, while others questioned cost and feasibility. The discussion touched on using adjacent land and potential public purposes, with mixed support and no final decision.
Mc Noberl Ropinson aged over forty years of Bowril resident died in bed on a Saturday morning. Robinson's funeral was attended by family and friends, with a procession and lodge tribute. The report also covers a long Bowril Agricultural Bureau meeting led by President Cowley, detailing demonstrations, veterinary services, and departmental plans to help farmers, collectives, and women’s involvement.
Longtime builder Mr Fe Cy Webby of Wynellm Wanshester Square Mum Vale died May 14 after a life in construction. Born to Dayli Wabb emigrant from Kent he influenced work from Mittagong to Goulburn. Survived by widow daughter and three sons with funeral at Long Bong conducted by Rev A C Cor on Thursday with wreaths.
A meeting to form a Beach of the Agriculture Bureau at Mons Vala was held at the Benoa of Arts on Wednesday. A large turnout. Mr Crane from the Department of Agriculture outlined bureau functions while farmers discussed information sources and practical lessons to advance the movement. The session aimed to build a cooperative effort, with emphasis on gathering usable data from various channels and aligning goals with government support.
Fragmented OCR text describes a chaotic scene with musical lines and party references. It mentions a coming editor division and a date of May 8, signaling a scheduled event or publication change. Names and specifics are garbled, but the core note is an editor division set for the date.
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