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Newspaper

Robertson Mail

Location

Robertson, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Sep 27, 1929

Page

3

Letters on smoke nuisance from brickworks and railways

Readers complain about heavy smoke and noise from Bowral Street railways and nearby brickworks. They urge modern methods and stricter enforcement to protect residents in Bowral Street and Walker Street from nuisance, especially at night and during certain kiln operations.

the Mail Bowral Street The Mail Walker Street

Memorial trees proposed for Bowral shore reserve

Revisiting Bowral the other day reveals a dreary shore reserve with barren surroundings. The writer suggests planting gum trees and Coota mundra wattles to honor Australian soldiers, offering low maintenance and year round beauty as a permanent tribute. A poem closes with Lord, keep my memory green. Woman.

the Mail Bowral Shore Reserve

Cod Liver Oil Tablets Claim Fast Weight Gain

A frail six year old girl gains 34 pounds in three weeks after using Cod Liver Oil tablets. The ad attributes rapid weight increase to McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets, claiming weekly gains of 1 lb 6 oz, 14 oz, and 1 lb 4 oz, and urges parents to buy the product for underweight children and even adults seeking strength.

W. J. Rudderkam Lake McCoy

Bowral Centre for St Luke's Hospital Report and Elections

Attendance at the Bowral Centre meeting was fair though report was encouraging. Major Morgan praised the hospital facilities and Mr Love, chairman of the Hospital Commission, called it the best run hospital seen. Officers: Patron Rev T Distin Morgan. President Mrs Harbison. Vice President Mrs Hay. Hon Sec Miss E Huntfey. Hon Treas Miss G Brenan. Committee includes Mesdames Campbell Cordeaux Fraser Friend Harnett Helm Macansh Parish and Miss Hammond. The fourth annual report noted quiet progress, resignation of Mrs Hay as President, Mrs Harbison elected President, Mrs Hay remaining as Vice President. Treasurer Miss Brenan organized a bridge party in April adding nearly £10 to funds. Subscriptions were welcomed. aim to broaden the supporter base. St Luke's Hospital is doing good work. limited bed availability due to reasons, Board will address as time passes. In a separate note a humorous exchange contrasts politeness between a mother and son.

Bowral Centre St. Luke's Hospital Sandford Morgan Love T. Distin Morgan Mra. Ha Mra. Hay Bowral Mra. Harbison Hay G. Brenan

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