100 Years Ago – 8 May 1926

Granite Town School will be built for 50 pupils; a veterans’ club formed; cattle auction held; and Mr. McIntosh passed…

100 Years Ago – 1 May 1926

Granite Town School will be built for 50 pupils; a veterans’ club formed; cattle auction held; and Mr. McIntosh passed…

100 Years Ago – 24 April 1926

A long-felt want in Moruya is being supplied by Mr. Alfred Heideman, who has opened a watchmaking and jewellery repair…

100 Years Ago – 17 April 1926

Lost girl sparks major search; wedding celebrated; district pioneer dies; quarry accident inquiry finds worker fatally injured.

100 Years Ago – 10 April 1926

University proposal raised; cyclist dangers noted; quarterly vital statistics issued; Canberra motor trip reported; football club formed; home improved; quarry…

100 Years Ago – 3 April 1926

Barty Turner lands huge jewfish; diverse migrants arrive; new garage underway; local moves noted; town improvements planned; cheese award; Granitetown…

100 Years Ago – 27 March 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 13 March 1926

Tuross Head offers excellent camping amenities, while Moruya faces neglect in public infrastructure. A local figure, Mr. James Donovan, recently…

100 Years Ago – 6 March 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 27 February 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 20 February 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 13 February 1926

Mr. W. Jermyn has been appointed inspector of barber’s shops throughout the Shire. Successful in the recent examinations were Joyce…

100 Years Ago – 6 February 1926

Our Shire President, Mr. T. Flood, and party, had a splendid time among the finny tribe at Bingie last Friday.…

100 Years Ago – 30 January 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 23 January 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 16 January 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 9 January 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 2 January 1926

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

100 Years Ago – 19 December 1925

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

100 Years Ago – 12 December 1925

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

100 Years Ago – 5 December 1925

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

100 Years Ago – 28 November 1925

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

100 Years Ago – 21 November 1925

Messrs. Rupert and Mark Whelan were successful in obtaining their cheese making certificates at Bega dairy science school. The young…

100 Years Ago – 14 November 1925

ChatGPT said:

Elections underway; serious accident at Mullenderree; hotel upgrades; press veteran remembered; Narooma injuries confirmed; and a well-attended Bateman’s…

100 Years Ago – 7 November 1925

ChatGPT said:

Popular girl winner announced; students praised; Queen Street improved; two survive car crash; Narooma beats Nerrigundah; Bodalla hosts…

100 Years Ago – 31 October 1925

Action is now being taken against motorists whose cars do not bear the regulation number-plate – white lettering on a…

100 Years Ago – 24 October 1925

Eight tenders sought the 2-acre Church St. lease, with Mr. Louttit winning at £17 5s per year. Numerous community updates…

100 Years Ago – 17 October 1925

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

100 Years Ago – 10 October 1925

A deputation representing the residents of the Moruya district waited on the Shire Councillors on Wednesday morning and placed before…

100 Years Ago – 3 October 1925

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

100 Years Ago – 26 September 1925

A public meeting for forming a Swimming Club is scheduled, Aladin lamps popular for household illumination, and 77 acres of…

100 Years Ago – 19 September 1925

Construction of a telegraph line from Bodalla to Narooma begins soon; hospital ball very successful; valuable prizes in upciming Euchre…

100 Years Ago – 12 September 1925

The new cheese factory at Central Tilba has been completed, at a cost of £4500, and it is pronounced equal…