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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
5
Vale Municipal Council proposes a special loan and official actions for public works. The notice specifies loan rate around 8 percent and submission forms, with details on financial authority and public meeting dates. Entities include Vale, council, department of public works, and bidders.
The Bowral Choral Society announces a presentation of The Messiah at The Banish in December. Soprano Dulcie Starkey and contralto Bevanle Duake perform with Harold Wyndham and Clachayn in a strong Australian concert lineup. The local group promises a higher standard of choral work and a refined program to delight the audience.
A 20th birthday celebration for Ivy Greenbank at Annandale Joadya gathered many locals from Mittagong, Berridale, and surrounding districts. Guests praised the Greenbank family for pioneer plant work, with speeches by W White and others, followed by dancing and singing as the night concluded with well wishes for Ivy's future.
The column presents reader views on matters of public interest with the editor noting the writer’s name is required before publication. It reflects opinions rather than a formal report and signals that correspondence represents individual viewpoints.
Local notes discuss planned road works along Kaitor near Bowral as part of Arbor Day preparations. Residents hope the improvements, including resurfacing and widening, will be completed soon to ease travel and enhance the area’s appearance. Community members encourage timely action during the coming building season.
An obscure note discusses proposed public aid related to a local event or project. It mentions costs, potential payments, and a recommendation to the council or committee prior to a monthly meeting. The text cites a bark and revenue ideas, with references to a buyer and a valuation, but details are unclear.
The Eaton Mail reports the first meeting of the Kangaloon Tennis Club members, noting a small turnout and a mood of grit among attendees. It mentions forthcoming ballots to admit new members and the potential reballoting of older ones.
Fragmentary notice mentions Perrons booting, husting and dope. The readable text suggests a local legal or procedural notice involving Parsons and a weekly session but details are unclear.
A distressed plea from Bowyal Ave prompts aid requests. The note asks for necessary provisions and companionship, mentioning recent hardship and the need for friends to share support and respite amid challenging times. Local readers are urged to respond with practical help.
In a letter to the Mail the writer criticizes the late government for failing to address Sydney’s electoral and municipal reform issues. He argues democracy should be elective, cites wage cuts and railway setbacks, and accuses officials of inaction while funding campaigns push party lines. The piece urges decisive democratic action and questions the government’s handling of reform.
A mixed and fragmentary Bowral newspaper page lists items for sale and notices including HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle, bicycle, White Leghorn hens, beds, dressers, carpets and furniture. It mentions a hospital benefit event and various store and service ads. Names like McDonagh and Kerslake appear amid contact details and price hints.
A damaged and garbled ad style piece promises a dandruff solution. It claims applying a product nightly will remove most if not all dandruff by morning, reducing itching and scalp irritation, though text is incomplete and hard to verify.
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