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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
2
McNaught's offers Genuine Also 25 pairs at 39 shillings sixpence and 84 shillings for high quality felt slippers now 5/6, with prices cut from 9/11. Boots and slippers touted as exceptional values, urging early purchase due to expected high demand.
A light snow and clear spell described in Bowral on Monday morning. A Mittagong letter-carrier recalls a harsh experience at work. A local youth firing a blank rifle at a boy led to police custody and child welfare involvement. August rainfall tallies show Bowral and Sydney suburb readings, with August 1920 noted as particularly wet.
Residents woke to a thick yellow haze drifting from Central Australia. The dust, blown by weekly winds, turned mud like street surfaces and ruined clothing. Cars stalled, water shortages rose, and days of spare time were spent cleaning.
Speaking at Bundanoon teat weak, M L A M F Morton warned he might not represent Bundanoon after the reelection and feared Exeter and Bond area could be cut from War Vonditly. He said Cevokwell Taralpa would leave and Campbeltown would not prompt him to seek fees, recalling kindness shown by locals.
The Mervin Ausliary union and District Hospital fund event drew good attendance despite other dances that week. Mrs Armstrong's Orchestra impressed patrons, A Walker entertained, and top prize wins were announced for chocolate art by Mon. Wilhan and Mrs Balderwwn as well as Mrs de Galle and Mr. Rovio. The supper was given high attention by the Austlary.
Kiln westerly wind hindered play at Mittagong Golf Club Associaine on Saturday but Mit egong golf team managed a contest. Result shows a win for Mev Jayter and Me with multiple players listed in event standings and awards.
A summary of a community meeting where parents and citizens discussed finishing a school shed for an official opening in October. The President, Mr Payne, led talks on volunteer labor, required plywood and fittings, and committee reviews for decor and fundraising. Preliminary plans for an annual fair were also discussed alongside considerations for a new health and safety program.
The Diggers benefit fundraiser at Bowral features Ada Reeve performing at the Empire Theatre with Ma O’Malley. Patrons will hear Reeve’s emotive monologue and songs, with proceeds aiding local volunteers and a farewell event noted for the Wetawena Bukker League gala.
A local CWA gathering at Bowral featured a lively program with songs and entertainment. Mrs Waine and Mrs Armstong led the team's activities as Forty guests received cards and enjoyed a teenage music segment, while Adelaide guests praised the modern performances and dancing.
Fragment shows Burrawang monthly gathering with full complement of numbers premissed for payment and accounts totaling to year one. A balance from four weeks prior reveals a deficit and a letter from the Indication Co department chair objects to electing a committee member. The usual committee adjournment ends the meeting.
Thursday next marks the arien of jipular dances hosted by the CWA at the Empire Theatre. Mrs. Bawyer, president, will officially open the Rastoom with Ah service. On October 1 New Weedan notes celebrate a new carive exhibit and fundraising with hot beverages, coffee and a concert. Patrons urged to attend with attire and support the cause.
A fragment from a WEA gathering in Australia discusses wage matters and upcoming topics. It mentions a clan meeting held on Wednesday evening with dialogue on code of conduct and social interactions.
The Berrima District Eisteddfod Society plans a name change and reforms to reflect a united community. Key figures H M Paine, Maury ALE, Biephena, and W Pickler were elected to the committee, with promises of financial support and ongoing work for the District Show and Hospital. Donations pledged include £10 from J I Pulford and additional support for the general fund for the coming year.
Bowral Boccar Club plans a Vega Cup trial as they head to the Southern town this Saturday. The lineup includes Yeumans Robertson Warne Bonser Parnell Nell Pind oy Miller Reid and Youmans. Local supporters expect Miller to lead in a tough clash against the hosts.
In a unanimous meeting motion Alderman Paine led Town Improvement Week plans. Citizens urged to back efforts to tidy streets, yards, and fences, boosting civic pride and attracting investment. Officials expect widespread participation during the town’s improvement drive.
A distressed draft outlines a town improvement plan focusing on property appearance and street upkeep. Residents anticipate visible results, including fence repairs and yard tidiness, as authorities promise work by a set deadline to demonstrate progress.
A Sunday night event at the State Arts School featured a Mad Hatters parade with dyed hats in blue, red, and green. Spectators enjoyed a vivid display as judges awarded prizes, and a band conducted by Mr. Rootes provided music while attendees praised the costuming and organizing committee.
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