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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1929
Page
2
Fragmented obituary style text honoring Kelly Ain, Georgia Hy Kelly, and a husband George. Mentions September date, loving memory, regret, and enduring love from the family. Includes kinship notes and vows of remembrance amid unclear OCR fragments.
Fragmented OCR text shows garbled advert content with missing letters and nonsensical phrases. The readable parts hint at advertiser promotions and weekly scheduling, mentioning Thursdays and an unclear product or service. Overall, the fragment lacks coherent detail to identify a specific ad or offer.
Local election notices set for Bowral with Mr J A Perklan presiding. Mar events include a Church Grammar School sports day opposite Harby Farm. Moss Vale reports road work rounding corners under council oversight. Robertson Coal Mine plans outline formation and capital, with Chas Lautie managing operations. Community concerts, dances, and sports awards highlight local society activities.
Mr. Alex Gondwin of Finwa Struet Rast Goulburn slipped ten feet while working on a pole near Bowral opposite Shall depot. He sustained a sprain to the right ankle and wrist with abrasions. The Berrios District Ambulance rendered first aid and transported him to Dr Watnon's surgery, then by train to Govt Kapa for further care.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Dun Aratmas and a vanacowe with numbers, but details are garbled. Likely a social note or notice about a birth or related event, lacking readable names, dates, or places for a solid summary.
In a muddled early morning match Lloyd Vale faced Bowralexeena Ther and Mowe Vale in a contested game. BB pointed to 39 but Bowralexeena led by seven, with Allan Davie Fickiy Meter McGrath and others noted in the rough play.
Rain halted the annual Carnival of the WDPLAAA at Bowral as morning events gave way to postponements while Bowral Mittagong Not Yale Farm Howes Berrima Clerwood Schools forged through under MF Hysken and Min Ta Norman. Youth athletes from Bowral and nearby towns displayed effort despite weather, with football trophies presented by Mr Keller and officials noting sportsmanship amid the wet conditions.
A damaged OCR obituary note honors 102 year old Elizabeth Humphries of Robwreven praising a long life. It mentions a September date near the Ermanent memory and recognitions from family and friends, noting her endurance and gentle character.
Disrupted text notes: Bowral Cricket Club and Bowral teams vie in district round robin starting Saturday at a ground to be announced. Officials discuss appointing an umpire and travel for an umpiring exchange. Wingello Bowral Robertson Mou Vale Bowral field teams for the opening match with Bowral Cricket Club set to meet Wednesday at Maimin School.
The record line lists prize winners across events at a local athletic meet. Winners include Stubbs Bowral and Mulvihney Bowral in the 100 yards, Weubbe Bowral in the yard dash, and multiple competitors from Myra Vale, Kangaroo, and Bowral. Results cover under ten to over fourteen years with times and placings, naming numerous local clubs and venues.
An Interested spectator at the books Carnival of Ratunday was Mr. D. G. Guthrie, whose initiative shaped the event. Guthrie is now in the metropolitan area on vacation with ties to the Western region. The Methodist Church activities will be filed by Ree W. W. Denke and Mrs. Deualay. The Mail wishes a genial clerical lamest and rejuvenating holiday, with Richard Yadlay praised for a memorable evening and laudable table games. Webb presided over an afternoon to which the Loch Trophy and KI 1% awards were related.
Rain halted a golf event at Mitewong Golf Links on Havurday. Officials Mr Chow arrived late while Mr Chew oversaw play after two holes in wet conditions. Scores at the 18th were unclear as players faced soggy greens and inconsistent drives.
The Mittagong Golfers Club holds its final meeting of the year to discuss a purchase proposal and caretaker arrangements. The annual meeting of the Chak is scheduled for October 1, with plans and decisions to be announced.
Mittagong visitors faced Kangai Valley players and won by five points in a weekend game. Nelson, president of Kangai Valley Club, praised Mittagong for their improved play and the team’s efforts.
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