Obituary John Bottin of The Eden Nursery Dies at 63
John Thomas Bottin of The Eden Nursery Campbell Town died Monday night at Camden District Hospital after 30 years in Campbelltown. A 63 year old former Alderman and public works foreman left a wife four sons and three daughters. He supported religious and charitable causes and was a Methodist preacher. Remains laid to rest at St Peters Cemetery Campbell Town amid a large gathering. Also reports the death of Mr John Devitt Camden Hospital following a stroke leaving wife two sons and two daughters.
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John Thomas Bottin
Eden Nursery
Chamberlain Street
Campbelltown
Camden District Hospital
Mr Bottin
Methodist Church
William
George
Herbert
Rupert
Hogan
Sylvia
Kempsey
Dowle
Edith
Richmond
Keough
Ivy
Bellinger
St. Peter's Church of England
Bottin
John Devitt
Mitchell St
Camden
F. Devitt
Camden Hospital
Bobs Range
Rifle Shooting Scores On Miniature Range
Scores posted from the title range last week include AH Scattergood 78 AE Scattergood 77 A Whitehouse Ey EJ King sc EE D Scattergood TH V Allen and H Allen We also cite an Australian Church Record praise for Prince of Wales philanthropic action in Britain noting his entry into miners homes and the moral impact amid Bolshevik threats The piece lauds the Prince’s humane acts and prays for Divine blessing on his approach to aid the distressed populace.
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AH Scattergood
AE Scattergood
A Whitehouse
King
Scattergood
Allen
H Allen
Fale Lowing
Royal
Prince of Wales
Goo
Great Britain
Thoers
Britain
Campbelltown Show Promises Finest Local Exhibition
The 28th Annual Campbelltown Show will be held at the Society's Ground on Friday and Saturday next week. Rain across the state boosted primary industries and a strong turnout by locals is expected to showcase livestock fruit and produce highlighting Campbelltown's recovery from drought and the district's prospects for winter.
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Campbelltown
Flags Spark Campbelltown Show Week Boost
Campbelltown urges residents to display flags this weekend and next week to brighten the town for Show Week. Thousands of motorists pass through as bunting and large signs promote the Campbelltown Show, with Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance again lending frames for display around the Show Ground.
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Campbelltown
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co
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Agricultural Society
Drinkwater and Ballard In Post Office Shuffle
Mr F W Drinkwater and Mr Drinkwater are spending holidays while Ballard acts as Postmaster during Drinkwater’s absence.
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F. W. Drinkwater
Drinkwater
Coo W
Campbelltown Agricultural Bureau Lectures On Fodder Crops
The Campbelltown Agricultural Bureau invites farmers to an 8 o'clock Town Hall lecture by Mr R N Makin Senior Agricultural Expert on Fodder Crops and Fertilisers. President J G Vardy urged cooperation with the Agricultural Society and joining the Bureau for 5 entities to gain department benefits.
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Agricultural Bureau
R. N. Makin
Department of Agriculture
Campbelltown Agricultural Society
J. G. Vardy
Agricultural Society
Makin
Wedderburn Rainfall Figures for 1918 to 1934
Mr Thos Swann reports Wedderburn received 311 points more rain than Campbell Town and 316 more than Menaingley in the prior year. Last month Wedderburn recorded 992 points, ahead of Campbelltown 758 and Camden 871. The rainfall history compares 1918 1929 with detailed monthly totals for Wedderburn and Campbelltown, noting variations across years and months.
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Thos. Swann
Wedderburn
Campbelltown
Menangle
Swann
J. H. Payton
Camden
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Dee
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Eis
Aes
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Readings Recorded At 9 A.M. By Mr J H Payten
A total of 7.58 readings was recorded at 9 a.m. by Mr. J. H. Payten, documenting measurement results for the period.
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J. H. Payten
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Brown
Devlin
Chernich
Frame
Thompson
McMillan
Longmuir
Waterman
Wallace
Schofield
Wilson
N. Smith
Miss Forbes
Reeves
Campbelltown Agricultural Bureau
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