Tenders for wooden telegraph poles and depot points
Government notice seeks tenders from acting deputy master and general post officials for supply and delivery of wooden telegraph poles. poles to be sourced from multiple regional peg points near Gourie Ww 92 mile peg on road to Gindy. inquiry details at port of call Mogrigny Wunzarbon Gagun dra Bong Bons Baltimory Gaure Wellingan Setjonal Engh Dubbo.MON FRIES Acting Deputy
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Yard 1 in Fall Swing Install Behind Schedule
An up-to-date lant is being installed injold and HOW out there fun rely on having help orders. supplied at the Cheapese ages Unione QM.
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Parents Citizens Association meeting and school visit notices
A locals page notes a Parents and Citizens Association meeting to discuss the opening of the high school and a visit by the Minister of Education Hon A Bruncuell along with inspecting officials. Also includes notices of removal for MWA Ted Haycock and various classified ads about sales vehicles lost items and a trespass warning by H Hughes.
ANZAC DAY SHOPS TO CLOSE ALL DAY IN WELLINGTON
Public notices announce all shops in Wellington will close all day on Anzac Day Saturday 26th. Also listed are retailers Fong Lee and Co Pepper and Thomas Red Flag Stores Roddy Wertheim Stores Ltd. and others closing Friday night. Probate jurisdiction in NSW names Annie Kobe as executrix for Alfred Edward Rose with fourteen days to respond. Proctor J J Quirk of Wellington and agent Wd MacLean Solicitor 167 King Street Sydney handle service.
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RED Flag
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Supreme Court OF New
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Welington
Wd Maclean
King Otteet
Local Jottings in a Dated Community Page
A collage of notices and snippets: plans for a church social at Gollan Hall on Friday, a wedding toast mishap in Salisbury, harvest events at the Drill Hall, a Blayney by-election mention, and sales at Mra Attwood’s. Advertisements push shoes, dresses, and a dance at the School of Arts, with civic notices on land rates, a race club meeting, and various local businesses promoting goods and services. The piece reflects small-town life with scattered dates and events through an era’s lens.
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Terrabella
School of Arts Dance
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Soldire
Citizens’ Club
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A. T. Smith
Garryowen
Club
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Bill
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Dubbo
Neville Howne
Welling
Local notes and sports now in brief publication
A weekend cricket visit to Wellington sees Cler team beat Wellington by about 50 runs. Macquarie River weeds spread widely and require flood to shift. Land Board to meet at Wallington on Thursday April 40. Promotions announce Kondunka sundae shop and No. 4 Starr Bowkett draw tonight. Council debate over Ball Park loss for footballers. Ry tare Park unsuitable. Dry spell intensifies concerns for winter feed. a Reynolde fall dance on Friday 24th with juvenile event next night.
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Col Bruxnor to Address Council Chamber Tomorrow
Col Bruxnor, leader of the Pro sponsive Party, will speak at the Council Chamber at 1.16 p.m. tomorrow. He will deliver an address on behalf of three party candidates Messix Thorby Arm wrong and Yeo.
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Col. Bruxnor
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Tuoday
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Arm
Weekend road race features strong field in five mile event
Unterst in the rosa nei atlh leads a loyal cycling field with a solid lineup in the five mile race held over the weekend. Dowton, a nat man, won the event followed by A McAllister. F Mitchell placed third. The fastest time was 13.55 set by 2 Worral.
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Boots and Shoes Sale At Booty and Shoen
Abel Wilkina and Co report a highly successful sale on Saturday and today at the booty and shoen on netubut af Me Mark Meekin. The crowds, men women and children, carried bundles of boots and shoes with satisfied smiles. The sale will continue on Werthestay next at 1 o clock in the Drill Hall Warne Street.
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Drill Hinl
Warne Street
Wellington Golf Club Opens Season With 6 Members 1 Visitor
The Wellington Golf Club opened its season on Saturday afternoon with six members and one visitor from Parramatta. Invitations were sent to Dubbo and Orange clubs but only 11 members attended. A bogey handicap competition was won by Mr. Ht Lane with a bogey score of Sup on bogey. Refreshments followed, enhancing an enjoyable afternoon. The gathering signaled a promising season ahead. Farewell to Harry Taylor. An impromptu reception at the Royal Hotel honored Mr. Taylor before his holiday trip to England and travels to meet a boat. Relatives and business friends praised his service to the town and district, especially during wartime and hospital aid.
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Proclaimed public holiday on Ameac Day April 26
Ameac Day Saturday next 26th April has been proclaimed a public holiday. Local post office hours altered with office opening at 9 and 10 am closures. mail receivers cleared at 0:80 am. a fuel delivery by postmen. and telephone service continuous throughout the day.
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Wallington Parents Meeting Plans For May High School Opening
A meeting of the Wallington Parents and Citizens Association will be held Wednesday night to arrange entertainment for Minister for Education Mr A Bruntwell and other notables at the official opening of the New High School buildings on May 6.
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Mrs R K R Andersons Sale at Bank Street Residence
A. E Rotton advertises a full disposal sale at Mrs Andersons residence Bank Street on the upcoming Wednesday. The cottage has been disposed of and left the district. Buyers seeking good bargains should attend the sale where every item will be sold.
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Dubbo Show Dates Announced With May Bank Holiday Programme
The Dubbo Show will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, 8th and 6th May, with an attractive programme drawn up for the public. General entries close on 26th April and testing entries on 28th. A special train departs Wellington on Wednesday, 6th May, at 5 0 0, returning the same day, and public holidays are proclaimed likely to draw many local residents to attend.
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Contractor's Sale on Maxwell Street Auction Notice
Contractor Reg Tonking instructed by Phil Blodge sells property at Maxwell Street in Maxwell on Thursday next at 2 80 pm. Sale includes building materials ladders tiles carpentry tools pulleys blocks and more. Also Victor plan and a cylinder double seater Buick car. Everything in tip top condition for buyer confidence.
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School of Arts Dance Planned at Oddfellows Hall
Arrangements are in hand for a School of Arts dance to be held Wednesday night at Oddfellows Hall. A committee has arranged the program with the Bintang Orchestra engaged for entertainment and the floor prepared for dancing from four to one. Tickets cost sixpence and threepence.
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ANZAC DAY OBSERVED AS AUSTRALIA PUBLIC HOLIDAY
Public holiday proclaimed across Australia for ANZAC Day Saturday with religious services planned. No horse racing or sports events. combined service to be held at Comfortmn Park near the Battle Monument with Rev Fr Dunklay as preacher. All business places closed for the day. locals urged to make preparations.
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Wellington campaign speech by Dubbo mayor Mr Macdonald
Mr 4, i Macdonald, mayor of Dubbo, opened his campaign for the Wammerawa seat at a Wellington rally. He attacked Labor, urged unity among Progressives and Nationalists, and urged support for his candidacy. J Bern and Did Wilkins joined the platform as speakers.
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Wellington lad killed by car near Springwood
Thora Cahill a ten year old from Wallington was holidaying with relatives at Epring Wood Springwood when he fell from an embankment into the path of a motor car driven by Robert Holdup Woodford. The car passed over him at about 12 miles per hour. The driver could not stop in time and the boy died. The bereaved father works in the local railway department.
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Local notices and family news from Wellington district
Personal parcels report transfers of postmasters in Wellington Wyalong and Burrowa. A young daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jeffries of Bur tendong. Mrs GG Fieggs hospitalized and recovering well. Archdeacon Brown and family take a Blackheath holiday. Miss A Barton elected to executive committee of the Coun try Women’s Association. The daughter of Mr and Mrs Trounce admitted to private ward at Looml hospital. Mr Dunkley families visit Easter. Atkinsons welcomed a newborn son at Nurse Flegs hospital. Mrs Ellen Frogley dies aged 86 at her daughter's home Motong. John Frogley of Wellington connected.
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Dahlia Display Show Brightens Local Drill Hall Night
A small turnout displayed a selection of dahlias including cactus varieties and peonies at the Drill Hall on Saturday night. Exhibitors Mrs HL Truman, Miss RE Tillbrook, HM Coupland, and R Harvey presented blooms praised for size, depth, and color. Secretaries and helpers explained varieties as spectators viewed the exhibits. A future display will feature chrysanthemum varieties, with expectations of further interest from the public. Mothers Day sale notes warn of a top-notch assortment at the event next Wednesday.
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Unclear Sydney News Fragment About Death and Elections
Fragmentary Sydney newspaper chronicle mentions a person found dead with a broken neck at Bankmont last sight. References a car crash near Brighton Le Sands, injuries to a woman and a young daughter, and speculation on racing days. Mentions government postal reintroduction, Labor candidate James McGirr, and policy delivery dates around April 27 at Wollongong.
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Thin Afterassa's Wins. I Homebuy plus, 10 000 were yarded
The report notes buoyant buyer attendance and price movement, with cattle quality improving versus the prior Monday. A concert mare purchased for 700 yens is mentioned amid weather and stock market remarks. a Melbourne explosion near Bridge Road causes casualties and looting disruptions, with police search of debris and damaged shops.
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Scones and Oxflgd team arrival at Victoria station
A chaotic report describes the Oxflgd team arriving at Victoria with the Duke and Duchess of York, greeted by about a thousand admirers. References to Gilligan, St Ronsford, and Batamen mix with jumbled dates and names, including 1928 and 1086 Gh Negan.
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Millview Furniture Seized After Wilkins and Co Action
A local notice reports Wilkins and Co attaching the Millview property and furniture on Thursday April at AM PM. The sale features a mixed collection described as old and eclectic, including walnut and rosewood pieces in good condition, inviting interested parties.
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Tila & Baa
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