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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 01, 1929
Page
3
Notices indicate postponement of the annual carnival and cricket club meeting set for October in Burrawang. A Burrawang Boys’ Dance is announced for an upcoming Wednesday with arrangements and officials listed.
The West Angl region hosts a bureau conference with dignitaries including Mr ALG Brown and local officials. Delegates discuss stable economic position for producers, marketing questions, and the need for origin, quality, and grade transparency. Experts present papers on agricultural practices and market regulation.
Fragmentary ad text describes a tablet claimed to relieve the discomfort of piles by soothing internal irritation. The readable lines suggest a medicinal product marketed for quick relief, with references to internal symptoms and a remedy.
Local listing reads For sale on a Lis White Sand and Drive with brief note of items or property available. No date or price details readable.
Fragmented notes summarize an annual report for an agricultural bureau. Key speakers include Mr. LG Netinthack, Mr. O Donnell, Mr. Iusuai, and Mr. Ge Rowt Aythertond. The meeting covers insurance issues, fruit tree care, cooperative buying, and the role of agricultural bureaus, with plans for future conferences and broader branch work. The report stresses data driven work, practical improvements, and regional cooperation.
Fragmented classified style notice listing several small private family contacts and vacancies. It mentions a private waiting room and a 9 month guarantee, stray requests for a smart boy, boarder vacancies, and a need for produce or coal. Includes scattered names and contact hints, typical of a damaged late 19th century classified page.
The Burrawang School of Arts monthly gathering discussed finances and discipline, planning to curb misconduct at events and improve facilities. Members praised Mr. Watson as General President, urged stronger farmer outreach, and emphasized cooperative efforts with government departments to boost agricultural training and transport efficiency.
A fragmentary wartime style consumer note discusses harmful effects of certain soaps and shampoos. It mentions wet hair, scrubbing, and the idea of trial samples for testing, with a tongue in cheek warning about the hazard of improper cleaning and a humorous reference to a fictional brand from Bowral.
A MUALD.O.F. ball at Bundanoon raised about £10 for the District Ambulance fund. Local indiew and hosts assisted, with royal aton and lodge members contributing to the event. The Bundanoon Mifellows praised the turnout and thanked V. Mose, the Mon. secretary, and the Chamber of the Lodge for help.
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