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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
8
The fragmentary notice appears to set a 10 am time for an event linked to a choroid and a bill of goods. It mentions a mine and a person seeking money or a debt, but details are unclear and names and places are obscured.
A meeting of the Veal Land Board at Wallington Court on April 20 lists attendees including Taquirus Dickerson, Lovie T., and Francine La and notes actions such as conversion of special leave, confirmations, and property transactions. Additional names appear with dates and locations, including 18/7 and 26/8 references, along with terms like RLAP Exton and Moor Thomas. The fragmentary record mentions rental, act references, and multiple individuals with uncertain roles.
Defendant pleads guilty for an incident outside a picture theatre. Court fines include 6 pounds with 2 pounds in expenses. Three weeks to pay, and further action considered on unpaid costs. Adjournment granted in a related wage claim case.
A permit under the PMLA was granted to Minnie Newton. The case involved Marvey's Bree Gold Dredging Co and the Waterworks project. The application faced Municipal objection and was supported by attorney Mx B. Kelly for the owner.
The article lists a jumble of names and purchases including Mitchell of Tabby 'Top' and a racing reference to Royal Bon Pronto. Other fragments mention a well-known trutting-mare and a Western performer at an event, with a judge's decision noted in a Victoria court division.
Vague report describes a bowl event at Mt Wanthey Loslertay with mentions of Mevits TL Lived and A Mop. Morris Won This trophy from Howill on Saturday. Lord took the phy Town Mr. Mavis won various titles. The club Hwvline aims to defend the new vy while debates unfold about the outcome and future plans.
On Saturday next Ansac Day will be celebrated across Australia to honor fallen Gallipoli heroes. The column urges funding the unfinished monument, critiques local hiring for the baths, and flags upcoming council discussions over Bel Park, parks, and sport grounds, plus a jury trial date on May 30 amid political shifts.
Charehy Sieleton hosted a wedding on Wednesday April 18 uniting Keng Walter William Scott Lloyd and Misella Bearrise Hobden. The ceremony at All Saints Singleton was by Rev. Hugh Linton with a choir rendition of The Voice that breathed o'er Aden. The bridal party wore ornate gowns, bridesmaids in powder blue and bronze, and Mavix Dunkley as train bearer. After ceremony, a wedding breakfast at the bride's parents’ home featured toasts, gifts, and a honeymoon to Jon lun Caves after departing on the afternoon train. The couple will reside in Singleton.
John A L Brady second son of the late Michael Brady wed Adulaidy June Lawey eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A S Lawey at 88 Michael and Johns Cathedral Bathurst Saturday morning. Nuptial mass by Rev Father Evinton. Bride wore ivory charmante frock with ivory lace and a small ivory hat. She carried an ivory bound prayer book and received a gold watch as a gift.
The bridegroom’s gift was a travelling rag, as Lucy Lawson sister of the bride served as maid of honor in pale pink crepe de chine with crystal embroidery. Attendants included B Brady, Mrs Golden, and Lawson brothers from Mudgee. Afterward the couple left for Jonolan Cuyer for their honeymoon pact in a morocain frock and smart wear.
Letter by W. M. Webster discussing a Wellington gathering, mayoral admonitions, and party dynamics. He defends his meeting arrangements, criticizes rivals for courtesy and timing, and critiques the Labor movement’s electoral strategy and leadership. The missive reflects intra party tensions and the public writing style of the era.
Mrs Petterson leaves the district and will auction her entire residence contents on Wednesday April 29 at her Warne Street home. The estate includes an Estey organ, dining set, leather suite, wardrobes, dressers, beds, chairs, linen, crockery, kitchen utensils, verandah blinds and garden implements. Sale is absolute with terms strictly cash.
Auctioneer lists stock, plant and related items including a pull vane adit hopper at Ilam on a May Saturday. Readable elements show an on site sale of equipment and materials with buyers invited. The listing notes wet conditions and an auction event scheduled by the auctioneer.
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