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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1929
Page
2
The notice warns advertisers of timing changes for advertisements and deadlines. It states ads must be in hand by two o clock on Mondays and Thursdays to avoid late insertion. It mentions penalties for pirate or improper contracts and urges timely adherence.
Fire news reports a blaze at Mum Vale and nearby areas with embers and lack of water. Christ Church at Hon Bong Road gains a new ground entrance and improved approach after reconstruction. Weather notes describe perfect days and chilly nights with blooming gardens. Local social event Burruwong Boys’ function features Gorry’s orchestra, Miss E Davies on water, and novelty dances, with a cheerful crowd and modest proceeds.
Burrows and Mr. Gi wary, an advanced commercial pilot, survived a holiday flight that stalled near Mt. Kembla. The aircraft struck electric wires, wrecking the plane, but both men were unharmed aside from a scare. District Ambulance crews attended and the plane will be repaired before flying again.
A fragmented report covers a rifle shooting meet at Surrawang with scattered names and numbers. The text mentions yardage around 600 yards and various unclear entries including potential competitor initials and times, reflecting a third quarter event with incomplete notes.
A Bowral branch of the GW A held a public fete to honor women’s leadership and progress. Speakers praised the women of the GW A for their service, commitment, and fundraising efforts, with plans for a major town project and ongoing support for mothers. The event, open to all, featured a detailed account of recent journeys and the group’s contributions to the community.
An event organized by the Berrian Die Inlet Friendly Societien Union attracted a mud tanker crowd. The program featured athletic competitions, a cycle chub display, and races including boys under 16 and girls events. Entries listed include Joan Norman, C Whe, J Bal, and several others amid town spectators and a luncheon.
Mr deck Whyte takes over Baines at Vale duties in conjunction with tarbur Mr Whyte Campbellsown manager Ernest Long fronts a list of wasteful kingsmen and Bowral posts. Forty plus applications for Wingecarribut Shire clerk roles as Malden retires to Bive Moon and other staff reshuffles reshape local administration amid community changes and travel plans to Bowral Port Macquarie and beyond.
Mr Garbutt, an officer of the district, died on Tuesday last at Naval Yard near Kil Yours. He came to Aue Tala 63 years ago from Yorkshire. The town remembers him as a former resident and he leaves a son. Funeral service held at the Church of Ragland with many mourners in attendance. Reverend A C Cry officiated at the graveside.
Bowral Junior footballers spent a weekend at Arncliffe Oddfellows Hall and nearby venues with over 50 players taking part. They swam at Brighton and later gathered for a Monday party, reporting a memorable trip full of camaraderie and good spirit.
The Mall Office reports strong sales from advertising with buyer Ste. PLA. Westbrook revealing he sold all furma hiv lion fadvertinnd for male. Public auctions at Burradoo and Kanga Farm drew high prices after targeted notice. Moura Davis and Westbrook led the efforts, confirming advertising pays dividends.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a family in Vale DuG with a growing dog litter, claiming 35 pups in a year and noting shifts in names and counts amid unclear dates. The text mentions a reward and evolving numbers, with several garbled phrases surrounding dogs and lineage.
Fragmented text instructs a home remedy with Parma Double Strength and hot water, mentioning relief from catarah head pain and urging caution. The garbled source references tasteless actions, dubious pills, and unspecified preparations, with unclear guidance and misnamed items.
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