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Newspaper
Taralga Echo
Location
Taralga, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 31, 1925
Page
1
A demonstration day on the Lost River property at Whocorne near Goulburn showcased diamond finds and a planned hydraulic sinking operation. Eight diamonds and sapphires plus other stones were recovered as investors observed pulsator washing and ore treatment. A company intends to operate the mine, with experts optimistic about profitability based on recent tests and material yield.
Weldons Ladies Journal for November showcases Paris adapted styles for home dressmaking including new coats dresses and undergarments with photogravure supplements plus a section on fashion items for travel and evening wear. Weldons Bazaar offers practical patterns and instructions for children’s clothing and sewing projects with cutting guides and tips.
A small town committee after a near vehicle accident with Mr W J Jeffery discussed fencing a local school and arranged a deputation to meet the Shire Engineer at the Bolong Mlanga crossing. The engineer will recommend concrete low level bridges, while residents plan a fundraising dance for the hospital and note several upcoming social visits.
Martin Dobrilla performed a 41 minute endurance club swinging test at the Institute Hall, witnessed by a joint committee and a large audience. The event ended after the picture interval, with Dobrilla thanked for patronage despite security concerns and reports of his theft of a few items.
Sydney College of Music held exams with divisions and honours awarded. Notable achievers include Nora Marmont for honours and Mage Dalius Webb receiving awards. Initiatory and other grades were announced, with students listed under multiple categories and percentages noted.
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