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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
5
The Mighty Metropolitan Dance Orchestra bids farewell at Booths Palais Moss Vale tonight. It has become popular with local dancers and will perform one final program for residents and visitors.
Mittagong Council reports authority to apply for power to execute Lyell Street and notes certificates on rates for unknown owners. Heavy traffic from metal haulage has damaged Lyell Street, with plans to seek Main Roads Board aid to restore it. Department of Civil Aviation requested landing ground. no funds to fix it. Manly visit planned with luncheon supervised by Mrs Warner and others. Dogs at the swimming pool urged to be prohibited. Signals at railway bridges discussed. Main Roads Board reviewing. Bowral water issue raised. Mittagong to cooperate but not change boundaries. Electrical supply arrangement with Bowral noted. Mittagong may be supplied by Bowral. Further items to be reported in The Mail.
Charles Frederick Len Holm of Bong Bong Bowral a carpenter is named in a dated October 14 1920 official receiver notice at 162 Phillip Street Sydney listing all debts due to the estate.
At Moss Vale Showground on Saturday a novelty football match Indies v Junior team was won by the Indies by 20 to 3 to raise funds for the District Hospital Queen Competition in honor of Miss Doris Adams. The event featured a draught horse race won by C Wallin. Miss Gouge and Mrs Long rode the horses with Mrs Long taking the flutter. Interval entertainment included a woodchep race where Jock Miller won at 40 seconds, Ollie Waite second.
The Moss Vale Presbyterian Flower Fair raised 117 pounds for the church. Mrs. Cecil Hoskins opened the show in Sydney, praising the displays and stalls. Visiting clergymen spoke of unity and charity. Winners included Ted Cogswell and Miss Ira Carmichael. the program featured music, a Maypole dance, and entertainment by local performers.
Alderman Mowle delays London visit due to dog intrusion in footpaths hotels and private homes. Ex Minister Marr notes the issue after Geneva Conference. A Run writer confirms dogs dine in hotel dining rooms and even at private tables, with varied public acceptance. Australians generally train dogs to be obedient and avoid beds or public transport.
Tenders invited for a contract in Bowral with instructions to communicate by ringing FM 3724 Sydney before 7 o'clock a.m. This brief notice requests bids and specifies contact method and timing.
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