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Newspaper

Robertson Mail

Location

Robertson, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 15, 1929

Page

4

Bowral notices and local updates from The Mail

The Mail reports Sunday services at St. Jude’s Bowral led by Rev. C C Short CM.8, and a Bowral advertisement offering a free pair of silk hose with a ready to wear frock for one week. Salvation Army visits planned for November 16–17 by Major Rignold. A local fined £2 for removing a traffic sign and dumping it in the Bong Bong River. Weather notes mention heavy rains in Talloweena. Wollondilly crossing remains blocked. Mining lease approvals at Verranderie No. 185 and related parcels. shearing schedules set for Mountain Vale and Murrain Vale with additional sheds planned.

Sommers Bowral Isme The Mail Verranderie Alexander Bernard McKenna County Westmoreland Parish Rockland John E. Moore Mountain Vale Messrs Carson Bros Murrain Vale R. P. Carson Mountain View R. Lang L. Lang

Cups and trophies mark Bowral Footballers' Social night

Seventeen silver cups lined the table around a silver football at the Empire Theatre Bowral Tuesday night. The event featured dancing, lavish supper, and trophy presentations by Mr Hector Lamond praising the players Greens for the Warleigh Cup victory. Absentee Les Fahey broke his leg again.

Empire Theatre Bowral Hector Lamond J. Grimson W. Waine J. Premmoer H. Ling B. Fahey L. Fahey 5. Carey W. Priteler D. Harrold M. Leon J. Drake KE. Noble J. O'Sullivan Fawcett C. Murchie A. Munro J. Harrold Greens

Bowral Choral Society Impresses at Kangaloon Hall Concert

A Tuesday night Bowral Choral Society performance at Kangaloon Hall drew a good crowd despite distractions. Under conductor Geoff Beavan the program offered humor, pathos, and artistry with strong balance and phrasing. Miss Armstrong, Miss Clark, Mrs. Waithe, Mrs. Pickles, Mr Wes Thomas, and the Male Quartet received praise, while Miss Brenan's piano accompaniment delighted attendees. The event supported Kangaloon Methodist Sunday School funds, with Rev J Thompson delivering thanks and the National Anthem closing the program.

Bowral Choral Society Kangaloon Geoff Reavan Beavan Miss Clark Waithe Pickles Wes Thoma Kathleen Armstrong Rev. J. Thompson

Juvenile Ball to raise funds for Mitta Gong prizes

Ladies organize a Juvenile Ball at Stevensons Theatre on Friday 22 November to fund school prizes for Mitta Gong Public School. Prizes for fancy dress good supper and fine music promised. Helpers urged to contact joint honorary secretaries Mrs G A Burgeta and Miss Nisbet.

Mittagong Public School Stevenson's Theatre G. A. Burgeta Nisbet

Perkins Contests Eden Monaro Rolls Over Alleged Roll Stuffing

The Herald reports Perkins plans a High Court inquiry into alleged wrongfully enrolled voters in Eden Monaro and roll-stuffing claims following a tight federal election contest. Cu rack led Perkins on the first count by 78 votes, with two check counts, before Cusack maintained a lead.

Cusack Perkins Herald Federal Cap Hquer Queanbeyan Eden-Monaro Queanberan Moos Vale Dapto Moss Vale Port Kembla Dupto Werriwa High Court T The New South Wales Commonwealth Mr. Cusack Lab

By-Election Field Grows with Three Candidates Named

A by-election to fill Howral Council’s vacancy from Alderman George K. Gregory’s resignation lists three candidates Gordon Elliott Charles Harris and William Pickles. Each candidate seeks to win the seat in the upcoming contest.

Howral Council Ald George K. Gregory Elliott Gordon Harris Charles Pickles William

Hailstorm Causes Car Electrical Short At Bong Bong

A Wednesday hailstorm between Moss Vale and Bowral brought unusually large hail. A Bowral NBM service officer found hail accumulation on a car at Bong Bong damaged its electrical system and caused a short circuit after a prior hit at Bundanoon. Bowral saw little hail. Also advertises dried fruit and biscuits for sale.

Moss Vale Bowral Pigeon Egee Briggs N.B.M.A Bong Bong Bundanoon Hall

Society notes from Darlinghurst to Moss Vale

Mr and Mrs John Heney wed at St John s Darlinghurst and stay at Craigieburn. Sympathy to Ming Wheen on Rev J G Wheen s death, a leader of the Australasian Methodist Church. Mrs I Dunwoodie of Bowral dies, four sons and a daughter survive. Funeral of Mrs R B Simpson held at Bong Bong Cemetery with service in Christ Church. A Moss Vale wedding: Miss Irene Wells and Mr Harold Fleeton wed at St Paul s Church with reception at Sutton Forest Home.

John Heney St. John’s Church Darlinghurst Craigieburn Ming Wheen Annesley College J. G. Wheen Methodist Church of Australis Wheen Inebella Dunwoodie T. B. Dunwoodie Bowral David Robert Thomas Leonard Mies Belle Dunwoodie Fleeton H. Casburn John Mannix Sydney

Emerald Oil promised to reduce dangerous varicose veins

Advert mentions an original two-ounce bottle of Emerald Oil offered by chemists Bowelle Vs and Moone, claiming full strength and guaranteed results or money back. Readers are urged to "ban" the veins by following directions, with stated improvement in a few days and continued use until veins return to normal size.

Moone Bowelle

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ST. Jude's C. C. Short Nairoby Salvation Army Bowral Corps Rignold Bong Bong River Bowral Greens Miss Cooke Mise Cooke Royal Philharmonic Society Sydney Grand Opera Co Himf Eh Asee Werrins Bessie Cooke Mittagong Smith’s Duchess Salmon W. F. Foley the People's Tailor Bank of N Bong Bong St Government Savings Bank N.S.W. and Rural Bank Tapahee Eo Sondern Nisbet Dow Burrawang EK G. Martin
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