Bodangora News Highlights Local Weather Events and Socials
The report covers mining share price pauses, ore treatment, and idle operations at a mine managed by Marshall and Hare. It notes rainfall, a masquerade ball planned, a recovered illness, a fatal shooting in Lincoln, and funeral rites. Community happenings include weddings, church repairs, a new organ, school displays, and local society meetings.
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Don
Gonsan
Marshall and Hare
Wel
Adning Jease
Mallon’s
Bodangora
Sharpe
Lincoln
William Robinson
Lincoln Hitel
Sam
Wellington
Elain Conn
A. Stephen
V. Spicer
Chas, Spicer
Chas Gander
Lucknow
Imperial Billiard Room
R. Leighton
W. Loneragan
H. Willard
P. Larkin
J. Shaw
T. Miller
P. Gibbs
J. Rogers
A. Holt
E. Couden
J. Fettell
T. Renshaw
C. Bergin
G. Kelly
RB. Spicer
T. Hatherton
J. Teerman
J. Disk
O. Kn
Thrower MLA Address In Well Attended Electors Meeting
Our Correspondent reports about an inch of rain fell Saturday night easing concerns over a cool season. Thrower MLA spoke at Mr J Spargo’s residence to a large electors gathering chaired by A E Fuller. He criticized the present Government, quoted newspaper extracts, and outlined general policies within time limits.
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John Frost
Windorah
Spicer’s Creek
Colin Douglas
Church of England
Oddfellows
Bros. Stein, Jackson, Lamon
Taylor and Smith
Reynolds’ Hall
Turnbull
Geurie
Orange
Narromine
Cobbora Shire
Salvation Army
Wellington
Georie
Thrower
J. Spargo
A. E. Fuller
Thanks Given to Mr Thrower and Mr Fuller
The article notes a vote of thanks to Mr Thrower and chairman Mr Fuller. It mentions a scalp receiver in Rockleigh for trappers to bring monthly scalps for cash, and reports hunting seasons with mentions of plentiful foxes and steady trapping, while rabbits decline due to active trappers and foxes near a resident's poultry yard.
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Thrower
Fuller
Rockleigh
Dripstone Dramatic Club Raise Funds With Party at Stuart Town
The Dripstone Amateur Dramatic Company held a second entertainment at Boehme's hall Stuart Town on Friday 26 inst to raise funds for a School of Arts at Dripatone. About 60 couples danced until daylight after a successful show and a refreshment room arranged by Mesdames Daye and McConville. The following day tennis players from Ragan met Dripetone in a match. Dripetone won 42 games to 15. Doubles results listed for local players amid cheerful community support.
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Dripstone Amateur Dramatic Company
Boehme's Hall
Stuart Town
Dripatone
Neurea
Mesdames Daye and McConville
Miss Boshme
Ragan
Dripetone
Pryese
Bcoroa
L. Quain
Mies K. McDowell
J. Boehme
Daye
Misa J. Gough
T. Arneilv
H. Gleeson
Misa F. Dickerson
A. Gough
J. Arneilvy
Cameron
EK. Boehme
K. McDowell
Clayton
Mrs. White
J. Arneil
B. Quainvy
G. Boehme
C. Clayton
4. Quain
J. Arneil Vy
G. Hoehme
F. Gleeson
Miss E. McDowell
Mies E. Boehme
Bachelor’s ball dazzles Collansville with crowd
Collansville correspondent reports the bachelor’s ball on the 26th at Mrs Collan’s hall a great success. Yeo, Gollan, and Smith are praised for organizing and MC duties while H Busch supplied music. Supper was served, dancing continued until daylight, ladies’ dresses lauded despite a strong wind and rain storm later that week.
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Yeo
Seerey
Alex. Gollan
M.C
Ht. Smith
H. Busch
Mesars
H. Nash
Fred Gillis
Miss
Ploughing News Sparks Hopes For Next Year Wheat Prices
A brief descrip of local farming in this area notes some farmers hold large crop areas and anticipate good wheat prices next year. A long Bachelors' Ball report from another correspondent is omitted due to space.
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Thia
Eight-Hour Association Committee Meeting Report
The Eight-Hour Association held a fortnightly meeting in the Band Hall with E J Shindish chairing. A letter from the School Teachers' Association regretted children could not join Eight-Hour Day sports, prompting plans to press the teachers to reconsider. Four railway reps joined the committee. McDonald praised rail workers for pioneering Light-Hour Day in Wellington amid opposition. A Ivery became Vice-President and T Gilday joined the social committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Shindish
Band Association
McDonald
Wellington
A. Ivery
J. A Noble
T. Gilday
Kiss
Presentation by Wellington workers for Heathcote on transfer
About twenty railway employees gathered at McCormick's Hotel in Wellington last evening to present Mr. R. Heathcote with a silver mounted pipe before his transfer to Sydney. A. S. Ottoway led the presentation, praising Heathcote's fair treatment of staff and the good will formed during his four years there. Oak toasts honored “The King,” “Our Guest and Family,” “The Rai Bycoon” and “The Presa,” with vocal items by Heathcote and colleagues. National Anthem closed the event around 11 pm.
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Railway
McCormick’s Hotel
R. Heathcote
Sydney
R. Simpson
Ottoway
Heathcote
Rai
Presa
Messia
Dawson
Bruce
Shaw
Ryan
Simpson
Davidson
Craigie
Gilday
A. Townley
Wanted Tender Inviting for 50 Acres of Grubbing
Rare local notice calls for tenders for 50 acres of grubbing with details directed to J Matthews at Gauris caution. Trespassers warned of prosecution in Rockdale Station area near Spicer's Creek and Goolma with dogs to be shot in paddocks.
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Parsons
Rockdale” Station
Spicer's Creek
Goolma
M. & A. O'Connor
Eant
Bedford & Taylor
Particuloes
Socthenena
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R.O
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EK. P. O'Donnell
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Han
Low
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New South Wales
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A. Basser
London
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New York
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Methodist Church
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Trangie Farmers & Settlers
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Thureday
J. Patrick's
M. Long
J.S.T. McGowen
Will Adudrees
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Wellington Labor League
Oddfellows’ Hall
J. Howey
Se. W. Livermore
Treas
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Fisk Jubilee Singers
ARFD
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Hasuy C. Newtor
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Manchester Unity
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N.G
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Nourea
Wellin
Bell River
Feore
John Frederick Wiseheart
Wallington Copper Proprietory, Ltd
Wood's
Scott Street
Newcastle
John Harris
Neowraatle
May Harrie
Watt-street
Wanaay
Church-street
J. A. Cadell
Nowanatle UG
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Hamilton
William Massey
Alfred-street
Warntal
William Tyler
A.B. Eapley
Railway Department
Nowonatio
George Buxton
T. Heys
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R. Hickey
N.d. Dunlop, Hunter-street
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Nowcastle
A. Cadell
Lasker
June Harris
L. D. Lewington
Nowcmalle
A. Jo Helmore
Neweastie
O. Uptold
John Richardson
Raymond Terrace
W. Wast
Coleman
J. L. Beeston
T. F. Crick
Spiver's Creek
B. Bowker
W. D. Sweetapple
Renenalle
G. J. Buroage
J. McRae
Department of Navigation Bank Clark Metallurgist
Grosier
J. Arthur Wood
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