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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

5

Farmham Footballers Plan Raynham Challenge

On Monday the Farmham footballers held a meeting at Mr A Lawson s westdines to prepare the team to represent Raynham against Mol ny A new secretary, Archie Lawson, was elected with thanks to the retiring A Gawada. Ian Stanford spoke of the team s work and wished Lawson luck. A lack of good weather delayed a planned match at Lawson s Park. Heavy rain and sleet fell Saturday, with 12 months of downpours noted. A puzzle promotion from The Wellington Times offers prizes for replying by mail.

A. Lawson Westdines Raynham Molny NeeWune Archie Lawson Shetrict Me. A. Stanford Tae A. Gawada Mx. Lawson Lawson Witli Sulunlay Ewes Wellington Times Murdie Moor Co Sydney Wotterham Alcetime

Yeoval Wedding and Weekend Sports Roundup

A quiet Church of England wedding united Ethel Reade and Alan Stephens in Yeoval as many locally known figures attended. The area saw wet conditions with a frost noted on Tuesday. A euchre party at Australian Hall raised funds for a Catholic basilica project, while a Warren vs Yeoval football match drew a crowd and produced a thrilling finish. Tennis and other sports faced weather disruptions, and local residents enjoyed a coin of social events, including a Church bazaar fundraiser and a hospital nurse visiting. Local notices include removal of MRA dealer R B Coupland to a new premises.

Church of England de Penty Ethel Jean Stephens W. Keade Yeowal V. Howler C. Tremain Claude Fort Avil Elliott Vic Miskell Basawe Warren Yeoval Warren Blues Rome J. Rodwall Orat Hall Yeovall Cavanagh Dubho Jalka Vsti Se Narroming Dhe Waila Vey Cup Artato Mos Keith Longmore Cantworth G. Cooper C. Selby J. Rodwell Maine Arthur Johnson Lake Cargellico A. Elliott Wellington

Geurie News Notes Weather, Illness, and Local Events

Weather has been wet with about 73 points of rain daily, crops thriving though frosts loom to steady growth. Sickness mild but older residents feel nervous changes. Mrs Jorhua’s mother from Pine Grove remains in Wellington with family. Harold Campbell hospitalized, best wishes for recovery. Mira A. McLeod’s mother improving. Mr A. Gibeon visited, renewing local friendships. Carnival date shifted to October next due to conflicts. Railway Commissioners to visit. Geurie Salpine Memorial Hall nearing completion under contractor M. Graham. Vocalists seek acoustic perfection. general meeting discussed. Golf, tennis, and football actions noted amid rain.

H. Jorhua Pine Grove Georie Welllington Holm Karney Reiport Wellington Harold Campbell Harold Mira A. McLeod A. Gibeon Reul Geurje Geurie Saldipre M. Grahaty Geogie and District Ann Fintes Ina Hannon A. Gibbs Afi D. Mannon Mins B Yen A. Stewart Alick

Depredations of Hares Across BODANGORA Area

Weather notes describe cold, wet conditions last week with sleet and rain. Farmers report hare damage to young trees and crops, including fruit trees, as cold fronts and heavy winds persist. Local readers advise on worm treatment for horses and warn of water supply concerns from a concrete dam and potential sewer issues.

Mk Haml Dick Street Ion Wallington

Arthurville Weather Hits Hard with Wet Week and Tourney Delay

In Arthurville a steady shower drenched the district all week with heavy rain and mild frost absence. The tennis tournament on local courts was postponed due to wet conditions. L. B. Weston of Macquarie Group visits Sydney for WA Executive Officers meeting. The new hall nears completion with up-to-date fittings and a planned opening week event featuring Theobald's oreles tre. Matt Sawyer to speak at August 12 meeting of the River association in Arthurville hall.

Loral Enirts Jus Ginidings Bret Wook Hin Rillives L. B. Weston Macquarie Group Sydney Theobald Orelestre

Euchakeena Weather Hopeful After Funeral and Charity Efforts

Euchakeena residents report clear skies and falling trends as celebrations mark a local victory. A funeral for PL Grady draws many wreaths, with Mrs Grady and children traveling to Burwood after thanks to friends for sympathy and aid. Community efforts continue. the will closes August 32 with donations welcomed for the widow and children.

D. W. Fade Richardson PL Grady My. Ay Pitesimon Stax T. Drincoll Mesdame Richardson and Hyland

Rain Deluge Buoys Local Crops After Weekend

Reports say heavy weekend rain will benefit late town crops. Mr J Webber visits his elderly mother Mrs R Giton. Arthur Brian underwent an appendectomy at Allanville private hospital and is recovering. A dance hall fundraiser is planned for August 23 by Mr Fuller’s wool shed. Plans to start construction in Neuren were delayed again. Bill Roberts recently left town and another local departs for Nyngan to assist with out west sheds. Little Barney Tuite underwent surgery in Lewisham hospital for a foot issue and is improving. operation believed successful and homeward soon.

J. Webber R. Git Borry Arthur Brian Allanville Fuller Neuren Bill Roberts Nyngan Barney Tuite Sydney Fie Foot War Aperatason Lewisham Hospital

Unclear fragment on mayor and market payments

Fragmentary text mentions a mayor and market dynamics but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a complete summary. No verifiable events, dates, or named organizations are present to construct a reliable two-line record.

Weathering Winter in Stuart Town and Community Efforts

In Stuart Town weather remained wintry with steady rain turning to showers through Sunday, totaling around 100 points of precipitation. A major frost hit Tuesday morning while residents stayed indoors. Saturday’s dance fund-raiser for Bob Cohu was postponed due to rain. The School of Arts and football club committee supported the event and relief efforts continue, with residents hopeful for ongoing progress and community relief work.

Bob Cohui School of Midat Wagner Mes Ray Alan Mra Wagner Seti Mise Olga Karlwouds Ant Wauruee Metropolian Glass Co Raul School of Arts Ari Greigy

Burrendong Dam Seen as West Water Plan Push

Towns await a special committee on the Morremilong Scheme to act. A conference of delegates at Wellington is likely to map the next phase. The aim is a regular water storage to meet drought, supporting Burrandong style conservation efforts in the West.

Conservator of Wellington Kneve Asmary Burrandong Browght

Fragmented OCR passage hints at water, dam, and cost concerns

A garbled text discusses potential schemes for water supply and dam construction. It mentions savings, grazing, and electricity, implying debates over damming, water access, and rates. The fragment references locations and generic plans without clear names or concrete outcomes.

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