Windorah Comabel social events and notices
Windorah Comabel hosts a first birthday celebration for the Windorah Comabel Younger Sail at Mr Sears home on August 6. The Windorah-Comgbella Agricultural Bureau plans its annual meeting August 9 at Windyry School with refreshments. A social evening and presentation to Councillor J. Be Whiteley is slated for August 7 at the Soldier's Memorial. The Musical and Dramatic Society holds its AGM August 1, with rule changes and officer elections. Tender notices invite bids for construction and repairs in Wellington and Dubbo districts, with specific dates and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florin
Sears
S. Sears
See
Windora-Comgbella Agricultural Bureau
Windyry School
Perret
Wee
J. BE. Whiteley
G. Callinan
Wellington Jockey Club Booth Rights Notice
Booth rights issued Friday next for Wellington Jockey Club eng esting wil sold at Menara A Wilking office at 12 o'clock. B J Matthews secretary trespass notice warns prosecution for any person trespassing or poisoning shooting or wandering on Bradery Creek property near Stuart Town Burnekin warnings included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Jockey Club
Menara A
Wilking
B. J. Matthews
Notice of Electors and Ratepayers List Exhibition
The Municipality will exhibit the List of Electors and Ratepayers in the Council Chambers from August 15 to 20, 1934. Any person with qualifications not listed may claim inclusion or object to another’s inclusion. Forms for Claims and Objections are available at the Council Chambers and must be returned by August 30. Harvey Truman, Town Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weech and Co
Oakleigh
Welington
Arthurville
G. A. HL
Hol-Borow
Nsw
Government
Sydney
Council Chambera
Harvey Truman
Town Plerk
Supreme Antacid Powder Promises Rapid Indigestion Relief
An early 20th century ad touts Supreme Antacid Powder as a cure for indigestion gastritis heartburn and stomach pain. It claims swift relief from stomach discomfort and urges readers to ask for Supreme Antacid Powder with price and jar size noted.
Planned Economic Control and the Risk of Restraint
The text debates planned economic control as a trend backed by academics and political science discussions. It warns restraint inherent in control, notes resistance in a democracy, cites Roosevelt’s experiments, and cites Italy’s corporative state as illustrating attempts to steer national welfare through planning while fearing loss of individual autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Political Science
Jno
Roosevelt
Italy
Uae
Anne
Ander
Wellington Jockey Club Entry Closes Saturday Next
The Wallington Jockey Club Cap race scheduled for the 2nd and 22nd instant has drawn strong interest across the West. All owners and trainers are warned that entries close on Saturday next the 11th instant with no late entries accepted. Owners who have not yet sent their nomination should do so immediately to avoid disappointment.
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Wallington Jockey Club
Prominex
Windore Cosmbella Younger Bot Events and Local Notices
Local jottings report a Windore Cosmbella Younger Bot afternoon tennis competition on Wednesday at Mr G Sears to celebrate their fest birthday. A wine or agricultural branch meeting is planned at an upcoming Thursday in autumn at Windora dchot. Various local notes touch on football praise for Warrett’s play, age recuit events, dairy herd sales, and a bank holiday. Weather notes mention exceptionally cold wind in Wellington, rain, sun. A public auction is listed for Welline ton deskey Club items. The Musical and Dramatic Society annual meeting is rescheduled to August 1 in the High School library with tea and hot coffee at Hot Kibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windore-Cosmbella
G. Sears
Winedoracomobulla
Agriultural Bureau
Windora
Aukumn
Hotelock
W. S Hamilton
Sun
Warrett sPrive
Wellington
Grange
Bydsney
W. Ftown
George Paul
George Maynard
Apaley
Booth
Wellineton Deskeey Club
Wilkins
Cols
Alice A
George Waller
Lidcombe
Uth
The
Musical and Dramatic Society
High I
Political activity grows around general election
Committees form across centers as parties push for support ahead of the general election on 15 September. A meeting of the party at 0 Percy Street, to back Dr Nott, the UAP candidate for Calure, is set for next Wednesday at 4 30 pm.
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Lewal
Lla,p, & Indies
Percy Street
Dr. Nott
U.ap
Calure
Catholic Club Mock Banquet Welcomes Australian Eleven
The Catholic Club plans a mock banquet tomorrow night to honor the Australian cricket team. Toasts include Our Eleven and Our Defeated Opponents with responses by Melarx Woodful, McGabe, Don Bradman, and Wyatt. Other toasts mention The Cricketers Wiven, The Press, and Australian Bowlers with O Reilly.
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Melarx Woodful
McGabe
Don Bradman
Wyatt
O'Reilly
Press
Mr. Jardine
Radio set tease at Weatlyn Stores in 1915 advance model sale
Advert says Weatlyn Stores leads with a 1915 all electric radio featuring daylight reception at a low price of 214/10 for August only. Mr A Wiking and Co invite buyers to visit Furniture Department to hear about the remarkable radio by Mr A Mueris. Limited stock, order promptly to avoid disappointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatlyn
Mostry A. Wiking and Co
A. Mueris
Walmer
Deter
Loss of Pigs Reported Near Wellington
A sergeant clerk in Wellington reported the loss of nine pigs that died suddenly after being fed bran and pollard. The case was referred to the Stock Department at Dubhe to determine if poisoning or a sudden illness caused the deaths and an inquiry was to Wellington to verify the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dubhe
Concequenne
Ofier
Burren Macquarie irrigation report delay questioned
In the Legislative Assembly Mr Gen Wilson asks the Agriculture Minister to state whether the committee report on the Burren Macquarie Valley irrigation scheme can be completed. The report is ready but delayed by printing office congestion and Land Department funds. It is expected to be available within about three weeks for Government consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Gen. Wilson
Burrendong-Macquarie Valley
Main
Land Department
Sv Aitalie
Won By Six Points At Convent Ball Insurance Debacle
The Convent ball, insured for rain if necessary, faced an unexpected shower after a sunny day. Rain began in the north west and persisted, reducing the turnout though the event still collected 250. Insurance paid out four winners, while several units escaped serious loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straih
Bering
Rabbits on Railways Spur Action from Authorities
Rabbits on railway lines between Wellington and Orange prompt complaints from landholders and a push by the Macquarie Shiva president Dr Edwards. The Dubbo PP Board urged officers to curb the rabbit plague, leading to action along the line from Wellington to Dubbo and now requested for full eradication along the Wellington to Orange stretch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarie Shiva
Edwards
Dubbo PP
Wellington
Dubbo
Orange
Walmer Union Church Gears Up For Building
Walmer union church progress announced with tenders closing on August, inviting community help. Longtime Wellington area pioneers praised for backing town and district, with committee seeking practical support like wheat or wood donations as construction proceeds.
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Walmer
Wellington
Wolmer
Newson
Tree Planting Proposal At Macquarieshire Council Meeting
Councilors unanimously backed co operation with the Municipal Council to plant trees along an avenue from Mell River Bridge to the showground. A committee was to confer with aldermen. Discussion covered tree type with Kurrajong objections and blue gums suggested. Some Kurrajongs already planted grow well and a start to slanting drive is proposed before final avenue passes. Main House Board to provide tree boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarieshire Council
Mell River
Wal
War Pensions Instalments Delayed Pending Adjustment
War pensions payments to wives of incapacitated ex-servicemen will be issued in forthcoming instalments as authorities review and adjust the reduced rates. The exact amount will be determined on receipt of forms, with the new rate obtainable on application.
Lottery winner's demand case heard in Newtown court
John McLean, 90, and Sydney Bright, 24, were charged with threatening to take money by force from lottery winner John WeLean at Tamper Down yesterday. Police allege the pair broke in, used force, and demanded 6010 prize money. They were remanded to August 13 on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Newtown Court
John Ly
Sydney Bright
Eld
Whouver
Imoney
John WeLean
Tamperdown
McLean
Fevidance
Union football thriller ends with NSW win over NZ
In a dramatic Saturday match NSW defeated New Zealand 18 to 16 as the clock neared full time. NSW shaded the first half trailing 10 to 0 but surged back with late tries and a decisive kick. Kings School beat St Josephs 19 in the Great Public Schools contest, maintaining an unbeaten run this term.
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New South Wales
New Zealand
Caughey
Ncoven
Indley
Wis
N.S
Ting Kilby
Bullock-Douglas
Goas
New
Kings School
St. Joseph’s
Kings
Wehoole
Wheat Industry Policy Prompts Debate in Australia
The Australian Country Party argues government support for the wheat sector guarantees 2/10 per bushel at country sidings or 3/4 at ship's side, urging a home consumption price. They claim current prices fail to meet demand and assert other countries set home prices higher, leaving farmers better off with domestic pricing.
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Country Party
Country
Australian Country Party
Melbourne
Sydney
Abb
Kidmore
Polo Exhibition to Boost Wallington Polo Ties with Narromine
Tomorrow Narromine visits Wellington for a friendly polo match at the Wellington Club’s ground on Mofong Ram amid hopes of reviving west coast polo. A second match on Wednesday features Wellington players and visitors, with J Scott to be brushed in and new Wellington hopefuls tried out. Expected matron’s ball and a push toward annual cup tournaments mark renewed activity after years of downturn and scarce funds.
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Wallington
Narromine
Wellington Ten
Wellington
Niga
Aly
Morrow
Laramine
Representatvon
J. Scott
Segral
Bimpice
Nurromine
Mears T. Cahill
Re Webh
A. Perry
A. Bavinw
J. Beatt
Barrow
Barton
Me Seat
J. D
V_ Read
Reg Edols
Wellington Leary
Dance at Arthurville marks hall anniversary celebration
A Friday night dance in Arthurville honored the hall's first anniversary and featured Mr Chandler’s arrangements, with Wallington and Georinswell represented. Theobald’s Orchestra provided music, Mrs Chandler hosted, and a bouquet, supper, and a single candle cake were shared, making the event a memorable community affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthurvilla
Mew. Chandler
Vishora
Georin
Wallington
Chandler
Ange Wei
Weil Theobald
Mivale
Hooper
Chandi
Woodful’s Century Sparks Australian Victory At The Oval
Woodful bats 228 not out to reach 1000 runs on the tour as Kippax adds 77 in strong form. Australia holds seven wickets for 440 before a final day clash at the Oval, with Bradman to bat last to finish the series.
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Woodful
Alten Kippax
Mtarle
Ube
the Oval
Dan Bradman
Ben
Othin Logy
the Val
Religious figures attend Wellington convent events and council notes
The Right Reverend and other church leaders arrived in Wellington for services at Saint Peter’s and a convent gathering. Council discussions were hindered by Councillor Truttor’s absence while progress at Wellington District Hospital and local post office updates were reported along with a mayoral figure’s illness and recovery notes.
Wedding at Gulley joins Dorothea Mariel to Mei Prayers
The ceremony took place on July 28 officiated by Rev A Rake. Dorothea Mariel, second daughter of Mr and Mrs C Bostock, wed Mei Prayers, third son of Mr and Mrs Byron. Bride wore a crape gown with sequins and tulle pall, carried roses and sweet peas. Guests included relatives and the bridegroom’s family. breakfast followed at the bridegroom’s parents’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walea
Jack Thompson
Bridgeroom
A Mes
McTionalis
Montefior
Welington
Cycling Week End Event Warmed Club Interest
The Wallington Cycling Club hosted a weekend program with a 10 mile Wallington Malone ride won by Jy, close behind were 2opmcet to fame mor and Le Ryan BOD Abird plane. A 5 mile Bel ore rmd race saw Norman Crean finish first, Bret home second, and Allater third. Junior championship in mile event sparked keen competition as riders aimed for the State championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl Cycling Club
Wallington Malone
Norman Crean
Bret Home
Taylor
Wunie Mark
Allater
Milon
Gem
Mudgee
Jwwiee' Onship
Sedney
Andar
Sears
Pam Weiner
Saif
Mudie Wish
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Musical & Dramatic Society
High Behoad Elbewey
Buminens
C. Dixon
Giaborne
T. Kelly
Hetwenn Bourmawood
Union Church
Warmmar Plus
Barsett and Holomans
Beth Aupurt
Finch
Gherk
Nowaday
Wellington Court House
Quart House
A. H. Kelly
My. H. A. Taylor
J. Ryan
Clive Street
Jockey Club
Thin Hill Paddock
Stuart Town
Outfield
Buntop
Dunure Norval
Dunure Norman
Sir Mage
Dupure
Danure Noreal
Baron Buchlyvie
Athley Norman
Tubbo
Fiat
Sevesa
Ry Cary
Owser
O'Brien
Suntoy
W. Padwick
Belington Gimes
Walck
Wallington Gaserea
Tou
the Catholic Club
Warendong Dam
Walmer Union Church
POLO
Glamorgan
Xille
Hathura
Aes Tees
Graleyway Point New
Seoul
Niet
Graasiog
Wellingeem
Tak Pong
Muthir
Peville
Mother Beern
Perthyille
Wellingok
Mr. C
England
A. W. Truttor
Fawertl
de Wellington
Cavary
Alwrnethy
Metin
Wellington Dia
Peter Harris
Welington Hospital
Rweoveey
Ald
G. Bedellom
Baeural
de Behubwek
Maroney
Welllagua
Gotdlaneth
Byron—Bostock
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