Jumble Sale at Tayese Wastuirvbs Market
A jumble sale is announced at Tayese Wastuirvbs on Friday morning with a produce stall also planned. Local organizers urge community attendance as funds support the CWA.
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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
4
A jumble sale is announced at Tayese Wastuirvbs on Friday morning with a produce stall also planned. Local organizers urge community attendance as funds support the CWA.
Fragmented reminiscence recounts cockfighting bravado and a lively countryside scene. The narrator recalls a Pyro school legend, a Buckjumper ride mishap, and rural characters from Nowra to Orpington, with vivid detail of horses, hunts, and farm life. The piece blends humor and memory of bygone days.
A vintage recipe describes preparing corn with onion and cayenne pepper, then tossing with butter. The corn is mixed with a seasoned sauce, placed in a pan, topped with butter pieces, and baked until lightly browned.
Mittagong Links hosted the second Murray Shield round despite poor weather. H C Allen defeated A M Boith 1 up and St. play, E Brown beat Wadgar Webb 1 up, Geo Walters beat A N Chew 1 up, and W Wormer edged C H Thompson 0 up with 4 tops. On Saturday the semi finals were scheduled, with TE Brown facing Geo Walter and W Worner set to play M C Allen.
Exeter residents attended a Murray demonstration on animal diseases at Cu ngwood, where Mr. Maddon led a veterinary talk. The instructor explained anatomy, digestion, circulation, and nervous systems, then performed a live dissection and described infections and treatments with audience questions. The event concluded with thanks from local officials and a push to enroll farmers in the Bureau to access up-to-date methods.
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