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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
2
The fragment mentions flannel sports trousers in grey for Lovats and new stripes with numbers 14/6 19/11 33/8, suggesting a catalog or sale listing of garments with dated entries.
The Mail reports Bowral parents and citizens urged bursaries for district high schools. Speakers praised philanthropy as a route to university access, noting Hay High School gifts from Mr Falkiner and others. They argued bursaries empower talented youth, benefit the community, and honor generous donors like Eliott, urging readers to contribute.
An intended screening of The Life of Our Bayfowr will be held on Monday evening at the Catholic Church, Rewral, for popular prem. The event is presented by Fratbe Freres and includes a related feature about a beautiful story.
Chief Inspector W J Elliott urged Bowral Parents and Citizens to back the new High School. He highlighted needs for a library, grounds beautification, and bursaries to assist students through Leaving Examinations. The meeting, attended by local officials, pledged fundraising and active involvement to secure capital for the library and scholarship program.
Fragmented notice reports Ald Gewnye Gregory resigning as Bowral council seal holder and hints at candidacy for a replacement. It mentions a poll likely on a Thursday in mid November with an election day set for Saturday November 23. Names Willem Yekles and William Brigun appear as possible nominees.
A unusual motor accident occurred on Bong Bong Street Bowral near Bandarps Berwet on Thursday morning. Mr Whoemasn’s milk van and Mr Cupltt’s milk van collided, bumper bar damaged, driver injuries described as slight, van engines damaged but only minor harm reported.
The Tudor House gathering at Vale drew over 100 visitors as townspeople attended the annual ports meeting. Speakers stressed sport’s role in shaping character with Rev T D Morgan noting a productive year. Donations funded improvements include a dormitory and classroom rooms.
Fragmented text reveals a chaotic report about Canberra politics. Mentions Mr. Cusack, the House of Representatives, Labor leaders, and Parliament, with references to Edem-Manare and Dr. Nelt.
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