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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Nov 26, 1929
Page
3
Local Bowral notices announce a community dance at Corbett Garden Light on November 30 with the Burrawang School of Ants band and a Tuesday evening program. The Bowral Association band will perform and a town election confirms Gordon Ellott as alderman candidate with William Piculeg declared elected at the municipality.
Partial OCR text suggests a report about a stolen TAFE and vague clues involving Bowral and May events. Details are unclear, with fragmented phrases and inconsistent names. The item references authorities and an exchange or explanation but lacks concrete dates, people, or locations beyond Bowral.
A garbled notice from Lake Groumla discusses a new ambulance vehicle launched by Mayor Gealy Swing in a district event. Officials vow a public unveiling tonight with a gathering and statements from Alderman Elemyn Sramr and Mont Natiahry. The article preserves names and local positions while noting the ceremony will occur Tuesday in Gardens.
Cattle Pens Bowral Rovers completed their innings Saturday with a win by innings and 60 runs. Wingell top scored with 38, while Bailey and Cupitt contributed with key contributions as the innings total climbed.
Bowral sports report details a chaotic innings with misreads and surges. McDonald and Cupit lead a cautious chase as Bowral eye a late total while key players like Brooker and Ferre feature in a tense batting display.
Fragmentary notes recount a bowls match with players such as Bowral, Corrina, and Wollman amid mentions of secretaries, representatives, and spectators. The garbled text hints at game details, penalties, a reprimand, and a saved home lead, plus assorted local notices about life, boredom, and a theatre ad referencing December at Eshepice Theatre.
Fragmentary text lists names and phrases such as Apply P I Posen and Howe Teas. Mentions telephone contact and a place called Gontey with a quoted term Walioce and number 3. Content is incoherent but hints at an advertisement or notice.
Fragmentary verse reads as a pupil to Cope and others, with references to Waly feety Seeded and Vibe Aiterahan Porat. The damaged text mixes names and stray phrases, sketching an unfamiliar poem about nature and learning, with obscure locations and garbled lines.
The St Johns Rose Show drew a crowd Wednesday at Mack's Hall with displays of lilies and vintage arrangements. Mrs Mare Morian introduced guest speaker AG Perkin, praising the artistry and noting the evening featured an auction of gifts.
A coastal community recounts damages from a severe storm that flooded low-lying areas. Residents blame council inaction and seek compensation, citing about 490 000 in damages and ongoing costs to repair homes and infrastructure. Local officials promise review and action.
A parliamentary debate in Australia centers on the Japanese cherry issue. Members clash over government support to the Fruitgrowers Union and the donation of cherry crops by Japan. The meeting heard calls for cooperation with the union to preserve Australia’s fruit trade interests amid tensions with Japan.
A local notice notes supervision and planned vent improvements with a contact phone line for residents to arrange participation or guidance. The message emphasizes community involvement and timely action from townspeople.
A garbled report notes a suspended event at La Sot weil in Bowral with mentions of garments and tennis gear. It references a person or brand MNS PHALLAYSON and a price or code MONE ROWRAL 359, but the fragmentary text leaves most details unclear.
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