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Newspaper
Robertson Mail
Location
Robertson, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 24, 1929
Page
2
A torn fragment notes an elderly man aged 70 at a residence in Kangaloon Willan Mone Mid. It mentions required actions and deadlines for payments and delivery, with instructions to complete items by specific hours on upcoming days.
The fragmentary notice mentions a local sale in Bowral on Friday with items and times, plus a District Ambulance receipt noting the ambulance loan by Wats finburby Ambulance for district service in Bowral area. It references Major Morgan and a cricket dance event at the Empire, with unclear dates and names due to garbled OCR.
The report notes HL Levick breaking the 128.4 mph average speed record on a 1000 cc machine near Pa with the prior mark of 1248 mph set by C M Baldwin on a 1000 cc engine. McGann, playing for Magepies, sustained a nasty tackle during a football match, receiving abrasions but remaining able to leave with assistance.
The Burrawang improvement effort received strong support at a Wednesday night Benefit Social attended by many townspeople. Volunteers managed the event with music entertainment, dancing, and a supper prepared by local committees. Organizers reported ample provisions and a lively gathering, praising patrons and helpers for a successful evening.
Bowral Council discusses regrading and display permit for Melo Gite gy MAlnigh replica plan at Laney Park. Contention centers on a public display, surface contamination concerns, and a funding mix for waste and drainage work. Local officials consider site access, regulatory approvals, and potential litigation risk with neighboring properties.
The contest lists numerous exhibitors and varieties led by Dr. Power N.C. Grittine and A. Batielek with groups including Trumpet Daffodils, Cupids, polyanthus, and violas. Prizes noted for decorated bowls and specimen vases, with sections for adults and under 16 years.
A garbled historical excerpt questions medical causes and treatments, mentioning a Forsaken ailment, a chemist named Leonhardt and Keown, and references to blood, bowel, and a Vasulot treatment. It appears as an archaic medical inquiry or advertisement fragment with unclear context.
Council debated a five year old dairy permit issue tied to a building project in Clearview. A health inspector reported conditions linked to a prior dairy operation, but the council authorized no immediate action and discussed suspending portions of the recommendation, with a potential five year constraint on enforcement.
The snippet lists names such as Betty Macintyre Rae Foreman June Weedon and Mona Workman Heston along with items like Decorated Basinet and Parsnips. It reads as a catalog of flower arrangements and garden produce with contributors and item notes.
The Combined High School team beat Bowral High 22 to 21 at Le Dlebw on Saturday. Bowral led 20 at half time, but Combined High attacked in the second half to pull ahead. Key players included Dick for Combined High and B. Grawihes Urtet and 1 Uushby for Bowral as Bowral held a late rally but fell short.
A fragmented report describes a party including B Warren, F Moobie, Willekloo and others touring Ultima Mouas with hosts Br Kingtall and Mr Chak. They are thanked for a pleasant morning and mention a Sydney vote on a 5.5 symbol, with Marria inviting attendees to a well trod path and an annual event.
Fragmented text discusses alkaline soap harming hair and potential water safety concerns. It references medical or cosmetic cautions, mentions experts or authorities with uncertain names, and hints at urgent action. The readable portions emphasize precaution and the need for safer products.
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