Fireh and May Weather Reported Amid Meat Price Worries
Weather notes show very dry spells with afternoon rain showers and May rainfall around four inches. The piece links drought to rising meat prices and outlines Empire Day events in Fireh with local gatherings and dances. mentions visitors from surrounding districts and a bustling social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lashur Leutgive
Mailil Westerie
Lo Clork
Bunting
Fk 417
Mr Floss
Liternsten
Local Club Match Between Wits and Lonsdale
A noisy venue near Ome Creek hosted a game between the Jova Wits and Lonsdale. Lonsdale fielded a newly formed Marsionsroul lineup with Parkes AG Hayuon and Harrison noted among players. The record lists numerous names as participants and supporters, with crowd details and partial scoring glimpses from an early period game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smack Way
GOOLAGONG Meeting Recap and Dedication Plans
Historical notes describe a conference committee meeting led by W. J. Edmonds regarding a dedication project and ground area. The session approved two amendments and set a dedication ceremony date at the Commercial Hotel on Saturday, June 19, with associated preparations and financial concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capynittey
W. J. Edmonds
Choi
Jolly Japan stage spectacle described in detail
A garbled report covers a Saturday night performance titled Jolly Japan. It praises elaborate scenery lighting and costumes, names performers and a large chorus, and notes audience applause and a church minister’s compliment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Jully Slayan
Church of England
Ani
Migsey Berry
Grant
Onior
Meade
Mart
Youn
Todi
Ewan
Mise
Jovian
G. Svllson
Hittis Startigra Ames
Chris. Young & Mut
Medlyn
erediLon Lin Company
School of Arts
Chamello
Youns
Bogan Gate Social Notes and Local Farewell
Fragmented report from Bogan Gate notes a dry spell with farmers sowing as residents attended a farewell event at Tolhurst hall. The piece records praise for Mr Tolhurst from many attendees and mentions community figures and celebratory sentiments at a gathering with songs and best wishes for future prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
Liindy
Norma
Ty Siednes
Randwick
Lsu
Ukewtee
Tolburst's Hall
Tarewell
Tolhurst
Bogan Gate
Kesat
Keart
Mtr Keast
Folhurst
Ate Toltiaest
Townsend Sui
Tothurst
Nike
Ane
Seyeberl Moe
Aun
Suvrgenne Thelroy
Sewure AP Gael
Steele Mukith
Fun Counter
Stack
Jum Apkeaven
Seuy
Renahan
Weasovtok
Tlovontet
Fina
Ms Bank
Wits
Caltpf
Fay Fh
Bosun
Goodman Saddle and Harness Maker
Bogan Gate advertises T A Goodman offering revised harness services using top materials. Claims honest workmanship, moderate charges, and quality with Lowther leather. notes repaired equipment and reliable service quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Goodman Saddle & Harness Maker
Bogan Gate
Auctioneers Wheatley and Martel in District Sale
Readable fragments describe Wheatley and Martel Auctioneers stock and station agents preparing an auction in the district. Mentions engines and a Paton reference, with unclear surrounding text. Names appear as Wheatley, Martel, and Paton amid partial phrases about property and sale dates.
Tennis at Bedgerabong singles tournament in progress
Local club members compete in the 8 singles tennis tournament for both ladies and gentlemen. Arde round results include Bodgers over Smith, Peasley over Smith, Nonken over Hower, Fraser over Herb, Stiphon over Hodges, Peasley over Braney, Swan over Williams, Field over Noakes, Noakes over Smith, Hodges over Noakes, and Hodges over Smith, with several byes and ongoing matches noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dim Bodgers
Field Ty
Rowley
P. Smth
Peasley
P. Smith
Nonken
N. Hower
Stewart
Fiala
W. Smith
M’cann
Fraser
Herb. Tledges
Harry Hodges
Ac Peasley
J. Btraney
H. Swan
Farewell to Mr Tolhurst at Sydney gathering
A detailed Sydney farewell recounts Mr Tolhurst leaving with thanks from colleagues. Speakers praise his conduct and service to employer and customers, noting his long tenure and friendships formed. Mr Day, Mrs Tolhurst, and others wish happiness, with songs and a dance marking the send off before departure to New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schofiuld
Tolhurst Tadhoon
Sehnllvid
Sydney
Convent and district sport notes amid fine weather
Report covers district 18 outlook, convent public school football win by 15, players Langford Lee Lawlor O'Brien, and Bugowra vs Goolagong scores 12 to 15 with multiple tries. Also mentions new buildings progress, pneumonia illness of Mrs P Agort, Mrs Herbert critical, and community events including a fundraiser for Presbyterian Chapel and local entertainment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District
Convent
L. Langford
John Lee
W. Lawlor
C. O'Brien
Bugowrs
Goolagong
Goolsgomr
Inez
Bugowra
A. Kirby
R. Kirby
B. Glatt
Eugowin
Mulst
P. Agort Wells
James Herbort
Herbert
He Selon
Atv
Cottery
Lie Town
Seraie Bing
Bathurst
Mindy
Local notices and health updates from a quiet holiday period
Slight weather changes and a steady path mark daily life. Several residents recover from illness with Olin Fraser up and about and Sharon in Forbes for over a week amid pneumonia fears. The holiday passed quietly with little excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Olin Fraser
Rain-starved Grenfell eyes recovery as crops await
Grenfell’s chief Sombraint notes growing season delayed by well below average rainfall. Farmers anticipate rainfall to compensate as harvest looms. A recent local meeting discussed agricultural aid and official actions by Minister for Agriculture, with community figures proposing steps to support soil and crops ahead of the white season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenfell
Harrow
Msrzinots Holms
W. Maddrell
Thouims
Crete
Paseodouin
Bimbi
Binbi
PLA
Agg. Ashtorit
Local Sports Distinctive Handicap Results and Tax Debate
The Guinea handicap shoot produced results with R Tellard first and W Bunyan second among gun competitors, and the Ladies Shoot saw Mand fourth and Welsh fourth place. In a separate meeting of the debating society the government tax review was discussed with MF Telford in the chair, MF L Keirny supporting the government and MF C J Haxeton opposing, leading to a government-favoring vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Tellard
W. Bunyan
Ufeing
MY A
Telford
MF L Kieuy
C.J. Haxetton
Jrt
Martha Gverjuaint
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Fifield
Sesulah Murkor
Parkes AG Hayuon
Dundson
Monley
Harrison
L. Parker & 9
Goodril Matron Sud
Andra
Malloy
Muithorne
Haynes
Taynie
Muerenyns
R. Hasnge
Dre Harrison
Haynee
Mies Dik
Mev Soymogy
Mise Matthews
Laie
Pabst
Huenee
Anit O'Laventin
Miss Dink
Total
Obioa
Apis
Lowe
Amas
Hart Parkor
Sty Byrnes
Ate Mrchur Geigy, Ab
Miniest
Wauksala
Lew Nerine
Goréton
Thompson
Flores
Slade
Ae Holman HridEe
Meetuaang
Mortier Daly Hal Hare
Cemeings Alvel
Firth
Mi Webber
Nthe
Yi Ihd
Mrstoli Arar Iitas
Rivgels
Solin
Porbes
W. Atwelley
Trundle F
Rover
Tenndle
Swan
Beerlanny JW
Dattoy
Smyiele
Tuias
Mo Pusing L
Mia G. Swan
Hloombeld
Toad P. Cornett
Shaw
Howari
Kalman
A. Freebairit
Parken
DP Gowtwha
Waratah
Chive
Ako
Westnoddoy
Hay, Speare & Co
South
Austra
Sintra
Muvertioe
Voonine
Boots & Shoes
Glasaware, Ete
W. W. Black Bogan Gate
Guarantese
Chyarentera
Auton Si
Tewnis
Bedgerabong
Mrn
Q. Field
Ser
Mas Noakes
Mire A. Noakes
Mins Simith
Torfalt Mise A. Hodges
Aes
Smuth
Fortett
M. Hovtges
Tebaa
Kearney
New Bul Wales
HNL
Wold
Thanet
Fovhye Swortn
Sats
Forbes
Mina Asheratta
Eugowra
John W. Lees
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