The untimely death of Rev McKay, H J Thoson auctions land at Mulleneree and grateful quarryman.

Tuross Head offers excellent camping amenities, while Moruya faces neglect in public infrastructure. A local figure, Mr. James Donovan, recently passed away, and a successful swimming carnival was held.

Teachers and parents in Narooma demand action on a new high school while community events and thefts impact local businesses and facilities.

Mr. Bate addresses school improvements, diphtheria cases rise, fire devastates Nerrigundah, and community efforts to aid affected families.

Teachers and parents in Narooma demand action on a new high school while community events and thefts impact local businesses and facilities.

Jack Watson qualifies for Sydney Technical High; respected elder dies; Moruya Show succeeds; many prizes awarded; theatre program and community thanks noted.

Clive Flack Car Sales received council approval for a new venture, while vandalism damaged Narooma’s clock and a pre-school meeting was successful.

Heat creating records, bush fires at Nerrigundah and Moggendoura, rain badly needed, commencement of work on the Tuross River bridge

A river dredging project by developer John Belich is stalled over a silt royalty dispute, impacting a proposed caravan park.

Mr. W. Jermyn has been appointed inspector of barber’s shops throughout the Shire. Successful in the recent examinations were Joyce Mills who gained admission to Wollongong High School, and Alan Keating, who gained admission to the Sydney Technical High School. The bush fires on Monday were indeed disastrous to Mr. James Ball, who had his…

Our Shire President, Mr. T. Flood, and party, had a splendid time among the finny tribe at Bingie last Friday. About 40 edible fish, including nine-pound schnappers, bream, trevally and flathead were landed in a few hours. The Police Station at Nerrigundah has been removed to Bodalla, where all official business will be transacted in…

Mr. Louttit received a medal for his participation in the 1924 British Empire Exhibition, highlighting local achievements and community news.

Mr. Hellams mourns his wife’s death, while local tourist spots thrive; community events highlight residents’ connections and farewells.

Explosives used for road repairs, Constable Mair recovers from an accident, and community events highlight local activities in Nerrigundah.

The Eight Hours Act enforces a 44-hour work week; a tragic drowning occurred, and local statistics and community events were also reported.

Christmas traffic surged on the South Coast, with record beach visitors and local incidents highlighting community updates and tourist attractions.

Local businesses are being painted for Christmas, while community events include forming a Boy Scout Troop amid recent deaths.

Colt killed by suspected bullet; circus praised; pioneer W.R. Smith dies; shire boundary change considered; council elections held; theatre and job advertised.

In November, Eurobodalla Shire Council distributes wages to 66 men, while Mogo witnesses a tragic fatal fire involving an 88-year-old.

Housewives can now use ice chests again, Mrs. Rose passed away, new shops are being built, and events occurred at Bateman’s Bay.

Messrs. Rupert and Mark Whelan were successful in obtaining their cheese making certificates at Bega dairy science school. The young men belong to the Whelan family, for so long associated with Bodalla, and it was in the Estate that they first saw curd. Mr. T. Cooper, who believes in keeping his properties in a good…

ChatGPT said: Elections underway; serious accident at Mullenderree; hotel upgrades; press veteran remembered; Narooma injuries confirmed; and a well-attended Bateman’s Bay wedding.

ChatGPT said: Popular girl winner announced; students praised; Queen Street improved; two survive car crash; Narooma beats Nerrigundah; Bodalla hosts exams and ar

Action is now being taken against motorists whose cars do not bear the regulation number-plate – white lettering on a black background. Already many cars have passed through Moruya en route to Melbourne for Cup Week. It is anticipated that the number of visitors to Melbourne will be greater than any previous year. We regret…

Eight tenders sought the 2-acre Church St. lease, with Mr. Louttit winning at £17 5s per year. Numerous community updates included property developments and tragic deaths.

Mr. Needham and Mr. Martin completed the Post Office painting, while a whale was captured, weddings announced, and events held.

A deputation representing the residents of the Moruya district waited on the Shire Councillors on Wednesday morning and placed before them the necessity of putting the South Heads Road in good order before the summer traffic, and of extending it to the beach. The matter was most favourably received and a £ for£ subsidy was…

Police enforce dog registration law; a car mishap occurs, new land subdivision at Moruya, and community news including a funeral and wedding.

A public meeting for forming a Swimming Club is scheduled, Aladin lamps popular for household illumination, and 77 acres of good grazing land for sale at Dwyer’s Creek.

Construction of a telegraph line from Bodalla to Narooma begins soon; hospital ball very successful; valuable prizes in upciming Euchre comp – a cheese, a silver-mounted glass jam dish and a pair of gentleman’s silk socks – not to be missed!

The new cheese factory at Central Tilba has been completed, at a cost of £4500, and it is pronounced equal to anything of its kind in the State. Mr. Robert Little, who has been in declining health for the past two or three years, passed away on Monday night at the patriarchal age of 93…

To augment the funds of the Hospital Ball, a euchre party and dance was held in the Mechanics’ Hall last Tuesday. Considering the extreme cold and boisterous wind during the evening, a good number of our charitable friends braved the elements to assist in a good cause. Mr. C. de Saxe had charge of the…

A Gundary cottage fire endangered a family, saved by prompt rescue; uninsured losses severe, community raised funds to support victims.

Mining in this district at present is just at its lowest ebb. Francis’ Hill, Dwyer’s Creek, owned by G. Gordon and Edwards, is the only lease at present working in that part. A party of speculators have visited the field. Her friends will be sorry to learn that a serious accident befell Mrs. Flanagan, senr.,…

Mr. C. Johnston has purchased the shop and two storied house in which he lives in Vulcan St. from Mr. A. F. Emmott. Trawlers are operating freely along the coast between Moruya and Narooma, in consequence of which rockhoppers are having a slow time. We are pleased to announce that Jack, second son of Mr.…

Moruya Cheese Factory reported significant butter fat and cheese sales, while local developments and health issues impacted the community.