Naders opening on Ford Street; auto parts manager needs a place to rent; and snap up a holiday home in Batehaven for $18,000Naders opening on Ford Street, auto parts manager needs a place to rent, snap up a holiday home in Batehaven for $18,000 and grab a counter lunch at the Pearly Shells.

Condolences to the Greig and Nunan families. Electricity lights up the the Court House corner. Narooma land auction announced.

New route from Batemans Bay to Moruya through Rosedale, Mossy Point and Broulee – expected to have a dramatic impact on coastline development.

Mr. Anthony White, a successful farmer and invaluable to Bodalla Estate, passed away at 85. And Dr. Cutler installed the district’s first wireless set.

Council concerned about State plan to resume land for coastal conservation While State Goverment is concerned about the lack of low-cost housing initiatives particularly for young people. Everything goes up . . . but Hector’s prices GO DOWN – get a perm for $6!

Oil Shortage Hits Local Surfboard Enterprise Meanwhile you can drown your sorrows in a bottle of Cold Duck from Emmott’s for just 99 cents!

Saturday, 26th Jan. (Anniversary Day) has been gazetted a public holiday throughout the State, and not the 28th as anticipated. The holiday will be observed at the Post Office as usual, the office being open from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. No money order business will be transacted. All mails close at 10 a.m. Our…

Win a Holden Torana – Rotary is selling tickets to raise money for its War Memorial Scholarship Foundation – 2,500 tickets to be sold at $2 each!

The latest broadcasting development is called television; north shore granite for Harbour Bridge, and SS Kianga struck Narooma bar.

Wild West on show at the Mardi Gras, while Moruya Surfers ride the waves at the Kiama Surf Carnival

The name of John L. Stormon, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Stormon, of Eurobodalla, appears amongst the successful students in pharmacy at the recent University examinations gaining credit in chemistry. The Chief Secretary (Mr. Oakes) announced that the open season for quail of every species is to be closed for the years 1924 and…

Show your tricks at the Moruya Rodeo, or snap up a second-hand Kingswood for $1850!

At Moruya Police Court before Mr. Cohen, P.M., charges against the licensee of the Royal Hotel & two persons for drinking after hours were dropped. The death of Mrs. Edward Brown took place at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Claude Smith, Gundary. On Wednesday. Mrs. Brown, who has been an invalid for many months,…

The hot westerlies experienced during the past few months have had a disastrous effect on pastures. Latest reports state that the condition of the Director of the Commonwealth Immigration Bureau, Mr. Lionel J. Hurley, formerly of Moruya, and son-in-law of Mr. S. W. Bate of Central Tilba, is improving. Mr. Hurley was accompanying Mr. Penleigh…

In connection with the London College of Music an examination will be conducted at the Amusu Theater on Monday next, at which ten of Mrs. A. H. Preddey’s pupils will sit as candidates. At a well-attended meeting of suppliers to Tilba Tilba cheese factory last week, it was decided to build a new factory on…

Messrs. J. Neale (Nelligen), P. Bill and W. Linkenbagh have donated a silver cup for competition amongst Batemans Bay, Mogo, Nelligen and Benandra cricket clubs. That champion canvasser, Mr. J. Coppin, jnr., quite excelled himself this year by collecting the handsome sum of £22 13s 6d at Gundary in members’ subscriptions and special prizes for…

* * * Part 2: Moruya Edition * * * Present at a meeting of the Moruya Progress Association in the Shire Hall on Tuesday: – Messrs. G. Mitchell (chair), C. Johnson, O. J. Armstrong, S. Ryan, C. Cheeseman, G. Hanscom and Secretary C. Carter. … A long discussion on the placing of an electric…

* * * Part 1: Special Bodalla Edition * * * M. and J. O’Reilly and Richardson and Wrench are offering special terms for the two unsold farms, “Mortfield” and “Elizabeth,” of the first subdivision at Bodalla. The first auction sale where these farms failed to sell was held 11th April 1923 with 13 individual…

Mr. J. A. Perkins, M.L.A., forwards the following from the Public Works Dept.:- “Following on my letter of 20th September, I am directed by the Minister  to inform you that an officer of this Department visited Narooma on the 27th September and examined the source of the proposed water supply for that village from Dromedary…

Messrs. Richardson and Wrench, in conjunction with M. and J. O’Reilly, report the sale of “West Flat,” Farm, Bodalla, to Mr. Harry Bridges, and M. and J. O’Reilly report the sale of Mr. Bridges’ farm at Tilba Tilba to Mr. Clive Wright. A special committee meeting of Moruya Race Club was held on Tuesday night,…

A number of men including Messrs. A. Ison, M. J. Keating, F. Ryan and B. Turner, leave here tomorrow to strip bark on Mr. M. Ryan’s estate at Runnyford. Mr. Harold Koerber is building a motor garage at the rear of his residence at Narooma. Mr. Milliner, of Tilba, will occupy the shop a couple…

Mr. Arch. Barclay, we are sorry to report, commemorated the opening of his new oyster saloon at Bateman’s Bay on Saturday, by running the oyster knife right through his hand. Variety is the spice of life. We have this week been visited by hot westerlies, cold westerlies, chilling southerlies, sleet, light rain, lightening gales, dust,…

Many old landmarks were uprooted by last week’s cyclone, amongst them being the stately old poplars at Mungerarie House, the home of Mrs. W. Collett, senr. Mr. Lewis Collett, of “Terrimbee Farm,” had the misfortune to have a 6-year-old draught horse killed through a tree falling on it during the tornado last week. The animal,…

Mr. Godfred Hanscom is installing the electric light throughout his residence in Queen St. and also throughout his father’s shop and dwelling. The 30 lights will be run by a Delco plant. There died at his residence, Gundary, on Wednesday, Mr. John Corrigan, at the age of 64 years. “Jack,” as he was familiarly called,…

At the request of the Mines Department a parcel of highly mineralized stone from Mr. G. G. Johnson’s claim at Donkey Hill was shipped this week to the London Exhibition. Mr. H. J. Thomson, who purchased Ninderra Estate from Mr. H. E. Simpson, has disposed of one sub-division to Miss Mary Boot and another to…

Householders should begin now to make an onslaught on flies both large and small, as it is feared we shall have a plague of these germ carriers, during the Summer months, on account of the large number of carcasses (the breeding grounds of the housewife’s worst pest) lying about the out-bush paddocks. Since our last…

Under the guidance of Mr. C. Carter, Miss Dulcie Louttit has passed successfully her examination for entrance to Hereford House Teachers’ College.  Mitchell Brothers have just installed a fine machine at their Narooma Sawmill. It is a contrivance for emptying the sawdust trucks. This enterprising firm intends putting a tractor on the road shortly for…

Publicans are reminded that R. B. Heffernan will offer for sale, to-day at 2.30 p.m., at Carden’s Hotel, the booth for the forthcoming Ploughing Match. A committee meeting of the Moruya Race Club was held on Tuesday night. In the absence of the President (Mr. J. McKeon) Mr. J. R. Milne was voted to the…

By advertisement it will be seen that Mr. Raymond Byrne, of Bodalla, is placing his fine new 22 h.p. Ford lorry at the service of residents of Bodalla and surrounding districts. As well as carrying general goods, he is prepared to convey picnic parties to any part of the country. A silo recently destroyed by…