Taralga Field Hockey Faces Goulburn In Showground Match
In Taralga local girls hockey struggle with recent form while a recent loss to Crookwell is noted. Mrs Worton of the Argyle Hotel is praised for promoting the sport. The upcoming Saturday fixture pits Goulburn against Taralga at the Taralga showground with a hoped for strong crowd.
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Taralga
Crookwell
Hochkey
Worton
Argyle Hotel
Turalga
Goulburn
Taralea
Taralea Echo
New Wing Planned for Argyle Motel
A new wing will be added to the Argyle Motel with work starting immediately to improve the town’s northern appearance. Mr Mooney is to be congratulated on this enterprise. Rumor suggests Mr E Lee may build a residence, reflecting how towns grow.
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Argyle
Mooney
E. Lee
Fleming Couple Welcome Galong-a Daughter
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Fleming of Galong-a on the birth of a daughter.
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Eddie Fleming
Galong
Joy Bells Wedding at St Peter and Pauls Cathedral
A quiet wedding was solemnised on Wednesday at St. Peter and Pauls Cathedral. Phoebe Corby of Taralga married Roy Carroll of New Castle formerly of Goulburn, with Phoebe’s brother Herb giving her away. Daphne Cusack was bridesmaid, Eddie Carroll best man, and the couple’s future home will be Bourke Street, Goulburn.
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St. Peter and Paul's Cathedral
Leonard
Phoebe
Mra
Corby
Taralga
Roy
Hullio Station theft at Mittagong Court
Three Hullio Station workers faced charges for stealing 750 rabbit shins valued at £35 from Wintle of Bultio. One man was discharged while the other two were fined £25 and £15 with court costs and allowed a month to pay on security. Security of £16 17/6 each posted by H Stevenson, long-time proprietor of a school arts picture show, now building a private theatre. Rainfall in June limited. Main Roads Board funds insufficient to employ workers on Womlevn Caves Road.
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Mittagong
M. Nott. P.M
Hullio
W. Wintle
Ot Bultio
H. Stevenson
Sehoot of Arts
Miltavenge
Fundas
Main Roads Board
Womlevn Caves
Yugilbar Castle on Clarence River A Landmark
The stone Yugilbar Castle, built by the late Hon. E. D. Ogilvie starting in 1860 and finished in 1863 at a cost of £40,000, housed art treasures. Once a sheep station, wet seasons reduced flocks and cattle grazing expanded. Wild cattle were culled to protect prized herds, and today Yugilbar is largely occupied by smallholders practicing dairying and mixed farming.
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Clarence River
Yugilbar
Yug-ibar Station
E. D. Ogilvie
Germany
Spain
Sheen
Ramorail
Yugilbar Station
Back to Crockwell Week ends with a praised but sparse meeting
The final Back to Crockwell committee meeting at the Crockwell Jevery Institute reviewed progress with a lean attendance. A balance sheet showed a net profit of £1436 15s 10d, and officials praised cordial cooperation, while noting minimal showground improvements needed.
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A. Cullen
A. Cullen Schwini
Moston McDonald
C. MH. Mackinnon
J. F. Roberts
B. Meonald
W. J. Morton
R. J. Winning
Col McDonald
Jack Munro
Messrs
J. Roberts
BP. Vernon
D. C. McCloskey
W. A. Trevarthen
Dr Kerr
J. J. Hanley
P. G. Harris
Crookwell Showground Praised by Visiting Horse Owners
The committee heard complimentary testimony from visiting horse owners who praised the Crookwell showground and noted its conveniences compared with grounds across Australia. A vote of thanks was given to C. H. Mackinnon for the treasurership and to the local press for coverage. The meeting also endorsed the balance-sheet presented by the treasurer, C. H. Mackinnon, describing it as lucid and satisfactory.
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Crookwell
C. H. Mackinnon
Cluthes
Messrs
Winning
Gakette
Morton
Argyle Liberal
Weldon’s Ladies Journal July issue fashion number
The July Weldon’s Ladies Journal offers free dress patterns including afternoon gowns and blouses with a coloured Paris fashions supplement. It features embroidery transfers, floral trimming ideas, various dresses and outerwear, millinery, bridal gowns, lingerie, etiquette notes, tapestry lessons, beauty hints, and a children’s page.
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Weldon
Ladies’ Journal
Paris
Oxford
London
C. L. Brown
Mac.a
Millicent
Weldon’s Bazaar of Children’s Fashions
The July issue lists new patterns for girls and boys including coats, tub frocks, smocked frocks, suits, and summer dresses for ages from infant to 12-74 years. Articles cover design ideas, sun and beach wear, and a renovation guide. Patterns and transfers available from Weldon’s Australasian Pattern Depot in Sydney with post options.
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Weldon's Bazar
Salta
Weldon's Bazaar of Children's Fashions
Weldon
Ladies’ Journal
Barcom Avenue
Darlinghurst
Sydney
Simpson's
University of Sydney seeks public funds in dire appeal
The University of Sydney Senate launches an appeal detailing a severe funding gap. It notes government grants fall short of tuition and exhibition costs, with 1084 students paying no fees last year, and highlights bequests from Sir Samuel McCaughey and Col. Oswald Wait as crucial to sustaining high‑standard education. The appeal underscores the university’s role in training professionals and supporting country education, urging nationwide support.
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Sydney University
Australia
Senate
Laat
Fesa
Samuel McCaughey
Pum
McCaughey
Oswald Wait
Aboriginal Rights Request to State Government
An appeal from The Australian Progressive Association pleads for jus tice for aboriginals. It seeks land, family protection, cared for incapable members on reserves, management by educated aboriginals, a dedicated board, and government funding, urging equal privileges and fair treatment.
Dancers Strike Over Banjo Player in Silver City Palais
The Boken Hill dancers refused to perform due to a displaced banjo player, later reinstated, then struck again when another banjoist joined. The disruption halted the show for the night, with Musicians Union backing noted.
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Boken Hill
Silver City
Palais de Danse
Broken Hill
Prineas Bros Meals Serve Civility All Hours
Prominent Sydney eatery advertises clean service and specialty hot pies. The shop stocks fresh fish oysters and small goods with a claim of the best dinners in town.
Egho appoints Harry Bensley Taralgs district representative
Egho appoints Harry Beasley of Taralgs as District Representative of the Taralgs Echo. All items for publication must reach the Office at Federal Hall Taralgs by Wednesday each week. Late ads by phone to Crookwell by Friday noon. Beasley may receive accounts for the paper and his receipts are valid. Send district news.
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Harry Bensley
Taralgs
Tarslga “Echo
Federal Hall
Crookwell
Beasley
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