Wasteful Local Government Conference Delegation Critique
Ald. Mowle, Bowral Council delegate to the Sydney Local Government Conference, denounces the gathering as a waste of money. He cites three chairmen failing to maintain order and an hour spent choosing the next meeting place before Bathurst was chosen. He laments ministerial interference, objects to Bowral delegates, and notes Ald. Elliott found it quiet with little social side interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Mowle
Bowral
Bathurst
Ald. Mowle
Ald. Elliott
Not Healthy Sanitary report flags Moss Vale health failures
Department of Public Health reports to Moss Vale Council a harsh sanitary inspection. Conditions include disrepair, fly-prone seating, lacking deodorant in pain, poor closet and urinal facilities, rubbish and dung in yards, garbage at an unauthorised depot, inadequate disinfection after disease, dirty poultry yards, careless night soil disposal, uns steamed pans, and effluent entering White's Creek. Council Inspector to prepare a report.
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Department of Public Health
Hav
Moss Vale
White's Creek
Batsmen's running a weakness in Sydney grade cricket
A. G. Moyes urges local aspirants to study Hobbs and Sutcliffe for teamwork between batsmen. He condemns grade cricket for poor running and failure to call runs, stressing quick communication and backing up. Experienced players like Andrews and Taylor illustrate ideal running and scoring, boosting totals and crowd enjoyment.
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A. G. Moyes
Sydney
Hobbs
Sutcliffe
T. Andrews
J. M. Taylor
Spring Tragic Goes Round as Punters Reappear
A nostalgic verse notes Ikey aging yet rejuvenating each spring when mugs appear and fairies sing. The piece playfully contrasts aging and renewal with recurring crowds and festive energy.
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Anon
Ikey
Federal Elections Next Saturday Polling Day Notice
Federal Elections next Saturday is polling day with booths open at 4 a.m. and closing at 4 p.m. Voting is compulsory and penalties apply for noncompliance. Voters should vote early to avoid crowds and use the subdivision where enrolled or an absent voter option if away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At & P
House of Representatives
Empire advert brings British films this weekend
Advertisers announce more British films at the Empire this weekend with a note to not miss them. Smith's Cash and Carry offers reduced prices on leading lines. The 10930 model B.S.A. Motor Cycle is on display at Mr J L Selmes shop in Bong Bong Street Bowral. worth inspection.
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the Empire
Smith
Advt
J. L. Selmes
Bong Bong Street
Bowral
Bath requirement motion at Bowral council meeting
Alderman Mowle won approval to have the Inspector of Health inspect all Bowral dwellings for missing bathrooms under the Public Health Act and report to council on unfit houses. He noted some Bowral homes lack baths and sought a report on at least several houses for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Mowle
Bowral
Creswick
Board of Health
Velmol Hair Product Promises Long-Lasting Shine
Velmol keeps hair combed all day with a glossy well groomed look. A bottle is sold by better-class chemists including E. L. Brake in Bowral. The formula allegedly absorbs into the scalp leaving hair soft, pliable and greaseless without showing any product.
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Velmol
Prebbere
Carey
Rd Bal Reng
E. L. Brake
Bowral
Flying without a license lands man in court
Walter William Crothers, 20, of Merrylands, a Citizen Air Force trainee, pleaded guilty to flying Reid's Moth aeroplane from Latrobe toward Sydney without a license. After a storm over the Jondja Valley the engine failed, the plane crashed near Mittagong, narrowly avoiding disaster. Judge Fletcher imposed a £2 fine with £4 0s 6d costs for a dangerous act by an unskilled pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittagong
Walter William Crothers
Merrylands
Crothers
Air Force
Robert Reid
Latrobe
Jondja
Fletcher
Exeter Bureau Announces Eight Prizes This Year
The Exeter Agricultural Bureau and Mr Hillier secured promises from the Southern Area Commissioner for Railways for improved pig unloading facilities. Prizes include a ton of cattle food and two guineas for top butter fat cows, with additional prizes for herd testing unit gains. The annual bureau meeting is set for November 6 as a social gathering with leaders and public officers invited. A petition with 80 signatures urges the Railway Commissioners to install electric light at Exeter station.
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Exeter Agricultural Bureau
8. Hillier
Southern Area
Railways
G. Shirley
A. C. Brown
Exeter Bureau
Bureau
Exeter
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R.s.smith & CO
Pickard & Co
Comfort
Advertisers News
Joadja
A. Scott and
M. Adkins
Hon Sees
National Association of N.S.W
H. C. Corfe
J. Goodfellow
Auction Mart
Memgitt
H.C
Corfe
Springetts
Tye ye-Knight
Toop
Jona
Wales
Kelly Moss Vale
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