Australian Armature Evening Toast and Wedding Notice
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Monday gathering at Areily Tale with Mr Welty, praises to brave Australians, and a wedding journey to Katoomba where Miss Florrie Brown wed Mr W Robinson. The piece closes with rain hopes for crops and a reminiscence to be held at Mr P Collis’s residence next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Welty
Selbek
Wat & Hall
Percestiente
Yariaen
Collits
Lowen
Sani Wong
Corie
Liek Yong
Chou
Rey
White
Neler
Biles Florrie Brown
Katoomba
W. Robinson
P. Collis
Untitled local notice of village events and war news
A damaged report from a village column describes fair weather and crop talk, a charity fundraiser titled Home Fund, a race with Lord Bishop of Badtorn and a bombing era effect on residents. It notes a tunnela match Sunday between teams and mentions bereaved relatives and wounded.
Concert end dance at Vagafle station event
A large turnout attended a successful concert end dance at Vagafle station on the 20th with about 20 Holme present including visitors from Wyalég. Funds raised totaled 2350 toward the Belgian Relief Fund amid a lengthy program led by Mrs Nese lands, Mrs Howlsson, and Mr Phuttins, with secretaries Knightnd Newlands and treasurer Miss J Bowleson handling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vagafle Station
Holme
Vialtore Fron Wyalég
Nese Lands
Howlsson
Phuttins
Mesars Knightnd Newlands
J. Uowleson
Inter
Wyatamis
Nettie
U Yeats
Forbes
Howieson
Ay Unguriey
Mise Howieson
Postimistrans
Yuteverin
Hewigson
South
Farben
Weathered farming notes and local injuries at Cartachy
A rugged district report covers crops, rain forecasts, and sheep market activity with notes on Myris, Judson, and local concerns. It records a string of small injuries including Mr Cronin and a football incident, plus social details from Daley Works and a curling match at Cartachy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myris Jk
Judson
Mtr Judson
Liskena Parkes
Trundle Hosts Browne Smith Foreign Mission Lecture
On Monday evening Trundle welcomed Mr Browne Smith who spoke at the Angtiown Foreign Mission. He discussed twenty years of work in West Africa and the progress at the School of Arts before a large audience. The speaker urged townspeople to visit and hear more, noting future plans and local interest. A related note mentions delays in the Advocate’s press this week due to lime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trundle
Browne Smith
Tauiernallitas
School of Arts
Mr Smith
Todd
Travelling notices and entertainments in district
A fragmentary report describes various district notices and social events. It mentions a local musician Mir Arthie of New South Wales lineage, a successor to a late figure, and an upcoming concert by the Protestant choir the Wolties. Details are garbled but indicate a dance, a theatre-like program, and a school-related performance scheduled for mid May, with attendees promised a lively program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthie
Mamixer
New South Wales
Loos
Fortes
Trini
Atan Riport
Arta Hut
Pet Vhell
Aetson Raters
Eugowra Branch Weighs Delegates At Sydney Conference
A meeting of the Eugowra Farmers and Settlers Association discussed appointing delegates for the forthcoming annual conference in Sydney. Weather notes, road works, and water supply plans featured, with emphasis on improving local amenities and future funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugawra
Farmers and Settlers
Axaocisation
School of Arts
Mesare
Moyd
N, M‘millan
B, Mintillag
Ws C Childs
James Marsh
Acd
McNitkle
Wy Summerville
Sydney
Mee
Mirai
Formail
Gordon
Gootegans
Roy
Cano Windra-road
Ad Minieie
Chilgy
Yohnwile Navy
Goolagone
W. Fulvonds
Mwillum
Boland
Me Wun Taylor
Mawes Wy Scary
M’clymont
Vitale
Asiburnham —District Council
Governomm
Baxcourtyn Council
Audh
Wetion
Rath
Jubilation Over Weather and Crops Boosts Local Farmers
Rain eased to sunshine this week boosting crops with wheat showing vigorous growth. The Boolagong area reports lush cereals and promising yields, with comments on a mild season and favorable forecasts for a strong spring. The local agricultural association and community leaders, including W. Fulvonds and M. Willum, plan ongoing actions and public meetings to support farming interests.
Death news touches West Brook constable’s family
Constable Ruffies at the local police station received word last week of his sister Indy Way’s death. A resident of Most Wal There Wy, the report notes a strong local reaction and hints at employment opportunities in the area for a skilled tairdrémer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Broa
Ruffies
Wal
Tairdrémer
Grenfell Church Events and Inquiry Details
From our own correspondent report outlines upcoming Grenfell church services and confirmations led by Bishop of Bathurst. Mentioned inquiries into a May hospital death, with witnesses from Sydney. The text notes a Grenfell district memorial and local inquiries into a separate incident, plus a brief mention of wartime casualty figures and a volunteer's future voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lous
Bathurst
Grentell
Mabel Charlotte Thompson
Grenfell Hospital
Thomasom
Grenfell
Sydney
Previn
Sylney
Palialone Wallon
Grenfelt Gistriet Davenst
Olson
Dawthy Sea East Uy
Rae
Dardanelles
Peivity
Brentel
Nwstin Cortin
Vi Feour
al Wells
Union Hotel Trundle to Run Modernised Establishment
J Je Kelly proclaims takeover of the Union Hotel in Trundle and outlines plans to operate a thoroughly up-to-date house with every convenience. He promises commercial and tyme rooms, special attention to county exemplars, and broad improvements for the surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Je Kelly
Truniie
Unio
Wap
Fron Yay
Stale
Bogan Gate Firm Seeks Public Support Continuance
Local notice from THOS J MARTIN announces that HOTIGE LOWING & CO having bought the business and station agents of Lowing & Contock at Bogan Gate, will continue under the name Correspondence Invited. The firm asks for continued public support of Bogan Gate and surrounding district to sustain trading activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowing & Contock
Bogan Gate
Gur
Fem
Ott
Thos, J, Martin
Wheatley and Martel Agencies Inelway Auction Notes
Inelway Massey tarts machinery clutterbuck rows olt engine chat cutters Patou Burne Mumyres Northern Assiengee Cov auctioneers announce sales in any part of the district with varied inventory and regional listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inelway
Massey
Clutterbuck
Patou
Assiengee
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Tom’s Lagoon
Badtorrn
Anthvina
Ue Bayer
Suguriay
Porluella
W. Porguennte
Alten
Rowlay Wan
Nestor
Japan
Bate
Tennille
Ute Tait
Mlubaon
Cartuchyy
Mhrauen
Penna
Myron
Wamethrinse
Toby Croma
Cronin Wan
Parkes
Mason
Cronin
Wrunk Pew
Drosenr
Liverpool
Mtr J
Murry Connor
Tio
Ina
Connor
Waibhla
Daley Works
Daley Hark
Dajay Park Wymon Jaukinge Tr Fairthiwrehattances
ROM Thisrontent
Carewelyy
Welling
Beehanen
Nora
Con Wolly
Akate
Rodd-Trundle
Imelanas
Symnee & Co
wMlees
Recelyanie
Bethan
Austen
Adsworth
Eugowra
Omarelosey
Arthur
Sverebergy
Sonwral
Anortan
Ste Morton Jack
Erie
Ropa
Ford Wibault
Mr AP
Mutlyr
Millard Room
Wario Mulker
George Tolhurst
Bogan Gate Hotel
Boolagong
Caintfall
Apell
Brilieing
Heleian Wundt
John Nowd
Sen
Metter
R Gharava
Milli
Ani
Ryttles
Uke Awasi
Tonto
Lin
MIMI = mont
Mre McLymont
Mian Taylors
W.1
Biliyonils
Ree Bile Huunuts
Joe Taylor
WM. Tayo
Vetor Holland
Top! Methiday
Tu Cambell
Ain Kent
Jan
Kent
Par Maley
FE Fowl
W. Stare
1 Sulfivan
Hy Male
Wanch
Uno Sellars
Mijas
Kelly
Hen Eal
Hweervsa
Oyer
Union Hotel
Hotige
Lowing & CO
Wheatley and
Martel
Eugiwra
W. Tigehurst
Commission
Tullamore
James
Moloney
Trundle & Tullamore
Tolmie
Pearce
William Todd & Sons
General Commission
Maney-Harris Machinery Va
Margety @ Un
Lalih
Shir
Tey
Avi Oation
Boots & Shoes
W. W. Black Bogan Gate
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