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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 05, 1927
Page
2
Local item notes planned improvements along the earthern boundary including a plantation of trees to provide an ornamental barrier and windbreak. It mentions the approaching completion of Mr. Lees new shop premises and its anticipated occupation by Messrs Princeas Liras.
After an unusually dry winter in June and July, the district faces colder conditions that may impact stock if the pattern worsens. Cattle and sheep have endured the season so far, but the late winter could bring tougher conditions across the district.
The manager of the St Kilda Soldiers Memorial Hall Theatre told the Film Commission that independent exhibitors now find it harder to run. He recounted that starting last January he faced attempts to prevent screenings, including obstacles when arranging four programs with First National. the push toward limiting access threatens continued showings.
Last Saturday night the Football Club held a dance in Federal Hall to honor the visiting Sydney team. The event was among the season’s finest, with a crowded hall and guests enjoying the evening to the utmost. Picture fans were later rewarded by a Monday night screening of a super programme.
The Taralga Dairy Co. Ltd held its annual general meeting at Federal Hall Taralga with strong shareholder attendance. Chairman C D Keith noted 245299 lb of butter produced, an increase of over 26 tons from last year, with 171768 lb sold in the Goulburn district. The year saw turnover near £20000, cream purchases over £15000, and a profit of £0.115 indicating no net profit. Directors Francis and Goodhew were reappointed. auditor G B Mitchell again chosen. A vote of thanks to directors, manager and staff followed.
In Crookwell Tuesday the death of Mr Toohey occurred. He was twin brother of Mrs John Cusack and brother of Mrs Cusack. The sudden death comes as a great shock and deepest sympathy is extended to the bereaved relatives.
Taralga’s J Mooney and M McIntosh stood out as their side beat Crookwell nil. Missing M Craig due to illness, Crookwell’s attack relied on midfield play while wings lagged, with wings showing solo spurts when ball reached them. After the match, Crookwell ladies were entertained at the Argyle Hotel by hostess Mrs Horton.
Local club earns district praise for promoting tennis as entries arrive for a weekend event. Play starts at 11 a.m. with lone heen contests expected and competitors keen, practice noted as round proceeds from Saturday to finalisation.
The Taralga District Championships draw lists matches for First Division and Second Division. First Round Men's Doubles see pairs such as George Alders with J W Connors and Harold Blay with H J Lang, with others to follow on August 1. Ladies doubles include Mrs Brodie with Mrs Morris and others. Second Division begins August 13 with several men’s doubles and ladies doubles pairings.
After a week in Goulburn Hospital Jack Kelly aged 25 a fitter from Harden died from a neck fracture sustained while attempting a tackle in a football match. He leaves a widow a stepson and no infant daughter and practical sympathy is being extended at Harden.
A Crookwell A P and H Society meeting notes transfer of showground site from the old to the new location. President A Cull praised for energy and set forth thanks to the public and committee. Acknowledgement of late member Charles Howard and a forthcoming reply to a Crookwell Gazette letter. Election results for committee were announced by scrutineers H J Parker and C E Thornton.
The president Mr. 5. A. Cullen presided at the subscribers meeting following the committee session. Minutes were adopted on motion by Messrs. 8. J. Baxter and FP. W. McCormack. The Back to Crookwell fundraising raised £1438. Volunteers inside and outside the committee eased efforts, placing the society on a sound financial footing while seeking support for the new showground. Visitors praised the layout and facilities, comparing them with Australia's best showgrounds.
The Crookwell Branch Country Show Society reports the fiftieth annual show surpassed previous efforts with high attendance and strong exhibitor interest. The Back to Crookwell Week raised £1436 15s 10d, while new ground work and volunteer effort moved 100 tons of materials, aided by Jack Munro and others. The meeting elected officers, set salaries, and outlined plans for subscriptions, exhibits, and future improvements.
Cheque exchanges on 16/2 and Bank C A fee of 10 shillings 6 pence 2 farthings. Improvements at New Showground cost 2436 pounds 14 shillings 3 pence. buildings insured 38 12 5. electricity for Crookwell Week office 1 15. information boards 4 10. telephone line 26 14. purchases and mortgage charges 11 1. debentures interest 60 7 2. total 2680 8 10. Bank interest 119 18 6. duty stamp 119 19 5. cash on hand 195 16 3. Government Savings Bank credit 6 10 1. Overall total 2517 14 4.
In front of about 300 spectators Taralga and Mines Department met in a keen football match. Taralga led late by a goal kick and decisive runs, with Walmsley Marmont and J. Webb among scorers and J. Byrne excelling in defense. Final score 13-11 after a fast, tight second half.
Rumor says L B Krelle of the Richlands Hotel Taralga has sold his lease to Mrs Mudie formerly of the Argyle Hotel Taralga. The Krelle family were active in sport and social life and their departure is seen as a loss to the district. The community wishes them well.
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