Fahey Family Notices and Advert Rules Fragment
Obituary notes for John Fahey who died 20 November 1023 and memorial lines from his wife and children. Also a brother Tre remembered with a short tribute by Ray. Followed by late delivery inconvenience notice and advertising deadlines stating changes due by 10 a.m. Saturday or noon Wednesday and new ads by 2 p.m. Monday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faney
John Fahey
Ethel
Minnie
Ruby
John
Benjamin
William
Leslie
Walter
Anthony
Prain
Tre
Ray
District Hospital Committee Reviews New Facility Plans
At the November meeting of the Berrima District Hospital Committee a letter from Mr. Mark Morton to the President was read. Morton claimed assurance from the Hospital Commission Chair Mr. Love and the Government Architect that plans for the new hospital were progressing. The committee resolved to thank Morton and to interview 3.P.C. Co officials regarding Marulan employees. They noted untapped revenue potential in larger district centers for hospital upkeep and discussed appointing outside-district representatives to inform and assist with hospital functions.
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Berrima District Hospital
Mark Morton
Morton
Love
Ak Sus South Dt Suadiens
The
Hospitals’ Association
Terry
3.P.C. Co
Marulan
Amines Meade
Trea
The Mail Moves To New Offices In Wingecarribee Street
The Mail announces plans to relocate early next year to new offices in Wingecarribee Street. The move aims to accommodate new machinery and meet rising business demand, promising the lightest brightest printery in the South.
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Wingecarribee Street
Gullies or Canyons Back to the Bullocks
On this issue’s fourth tour, Norman de Meyrick criticizes rough Albion Park roads prompting dairy farmers to use bullock drays to transport milk. Local meetings note dairy production, cement works output doubles, land sales lure home-seekers, and community dances and school events plan social fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman de Meyrick
Albion Park
Mittagong Golf and Bowral Club News Update
The Bowral and Mittagong golf scene features new Gilbey Cup links play, with eight pairs advancing after stroke play at Bellevue Hill. Notable results include Mim Peggle Browne and Geo. Walters defeating Mrs Reid and W Richards, and Ivy Smith with A N Chew beating Mrs James and H D Ferguson. Other golf notes cover club improvements, a garden layout, and show society honors. Local personalities J Holmes and EF Poole noted for community contributions and an incident at Bowral. Poole suffered minor injuries in a door-related accident with a runabout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Mra
Moyer Ai
Rae Bowne
Faraly
Miwani
Church Ara
Mi Orere
Bowie
Teureday
Bowral
Bellevue Hill
Vvlnw
Sateen
Knowies
A. M. Smith
Mra. G. Walters
T. Burgess
Ivy Smith
A. N. Chew
Delegates to Have Free Hand at Neat Union Meeting
The Bowral and Go meetings defeated a proposal to join the Grand Council of Bhowery and the plan to revisit it at the next South Coast Union gathering in Wollongong. At Berrima District Show discussions debated delegates' authority and powers, with delegates voting against broad Grand Council binding.
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Berrima
Megis
Bryce Beard
H. H. Paine
W. N. Row
J. Yeu
J. D. Wood
Cae Broadbent
A. C. Brown
V. James
W. Pickles
H. Wikon
Grand Council
Bhowery
Bowral
South Coast Union
Wollongong
Propo Ir
Bryes Beard
Woloe Berti - Dats Deena Thema
U. C. Union
Union
A. C. Browne
Sydney Church of England Girls Grammar School Transfer
The Sydney Church of England Girls Grammar School is to be transferred from Bowral to Moss Vale. The school action involves relocation of the institution and related arrangements are under consideration as part of a broader policy move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Church of England Girls’ Grammar School
Bowral
Moss Vale
Peels Nes
Sydney Church OF England Girls' Grammar School
Mnsa Vale
Bowral Alderman Election Sees Pickles Lead With Small Margin
Bowral and Mittagong voters chose aldermen on Saturday with pluralities under half the electorate. Bowral results show W Pickles 173, C Harris 137, G Elliott 124 and 1 informal vote from 435 recorded of 1728 enrolled. Pickles, veteran of the Reviews Council and Horse Show Society, tops the race. Mittagong elects Alderman Heloon, a returned soldier, noted for town advancement and likely to be a strong council addition.
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Bowral
Mittagong
Pickles
Harris
Elliott
Ald
Reviews Council
Horse Show Society
Heloon
All Night Long Pursuit Near Bowral Ends With Arrests
Bowral and Mittagong police scoured Gib country Friday night chasing three men who abandoned a car. Sergt Dudley and Constable Payne were knocked down as the car ignored signals. One offender surrendered after police fire. others were located hours later and to be brought before the local police court.
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Bowral Ceofally Mittagong
Thres
Pha
Ney
Mung
Sergt
Dudley
Payne
Con Atyle
Tiver
Bowral
Sergt. Beer
Mittagong
Kistageng
Cheerful YWCA Annual Meeting at Bowral School of Arts
The Bowral YWCA held its annual general meeting at Bowral School of Arts with a packed audience. Miss Morgan Dankson was elected president. Mrs Harnett treasurer. Mrs Huntly secretary. Mr H Helm auditor. The report showed a healthy balance, with increased outlay offset by careful oversight. The Home of Rest welcomed 285 visitors in the year, including health seekers. The evening closed with supper, strawberries, and the National Anthem.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Bowral
Miss Morgan
Nero Re. Nig Sro. Dankson
Harnett
Mins Huntly
H. ¥. Helm
Macansh
Misa Howard
Great Eare
Association
Amateur concert at Bowral ends with lively finale
Miss Noela Stipewich and six others delivered dainty numbers and serious pieces. The Lost Chord finale united the company with fine instrumental support. Kathleen Armstrong and Ada Finley charmed the audience, while Harold Frazer and Will Howard showcased personal versatility. Bonnie Buelim May Hailey and others contributed to the gaiety before a dance concluded the evening.
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Noela Stipewich
Jecting
Y Bailey
Esmonde Lecchi
Vince Chivers
Co Wuecom
Harold Frazers
Will Howard
May Hailey
Noela Stipewick
Bonnie Buelim
Ron Fry
Norma Carrel
Anderson
Jos Brennan
Kathleen Armstrong
Bowral
Au Re M
Excelsior and Kyogle Tennis Results and Council Debate
In the A Grade tennis occurs Batt and Ison defeat Wills and Baker 6 3 6 . A Willa and D Goodfellow beat fellow and Allen 6 2 . Mra Wright and A Wills defeat Mra Warner and Re 2 . Mrs Huthnance and J Wills lose to Mrs Meehan and Ison 0 6 . W Goodfellow and D Goodfellow defeat Orner and V Goodfellow 6 2 . Totals Bowral Excelsior 6 sets 46 games Mittagong Kyogle 3 sets 40 games . Delegates vote against expanding Grand Council power .
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J. Wills
Baker
Batt
Ison
A. Willa
Goodfellow
Allen
Mra Wright
A. Wills Best
Mra Warner
Huthnance
Meehan
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R. S. Smith and CO
Mail
P.P.U
Bowral School of Arts
Gineral Business
Southern Portland Cement Works
Mega Vale
McClesry
D. Wood and Co
C. E. Social
Ulster Park
Church of Engin
Kangaloon Hall
Messer
C. Watman
A. Estriech
Picton
Picton School of Arts Committee
Mittagong Golf
Indies
Mim Peggle Browne
Geo. Walters
Mra. Reid
W. Richards de Son
Arthur Lindsay
Lindsay
J. Holmes
Lodge Carnarvon
Olmes
Bowral Bowls Club
EF. H. Poole
Bie
Br Poole
E Council Ac
the Mail
Helson
R. H
Cha
Cummings
F. H
Railway and Tramway Concert Company
Atrade
F. C. Holland
Union Theatres South
Kildare
R.s.smith & CO
Pickard & Co
Comfort
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