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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 06, 1936
Page
9
A frenzied mix of for sale items and community notices from Wellington includes 17 acres of Ay Montevidres ground for part crop, a 1934 Ford V-8 roadster, and a cheaply priced car with details blurred. Local anniversary dances, concerts, hall events, and convent activities fill the scene, with bids, tickets, and musical performances noted along with traffic and safety updates.
The notice outlines a Wednesday naval meeting of the Montel pal Council and a series of sales and auctions. Dr D W Pearson plans to clear and repair furniture and establish a store at Wellington. A Wilkins and Co announce sales on Saturday at Anchor Chambers for Mrs J Phillipson and Mrs L Bulloch, including a cottage in Gisborne Street and a vacant allotment on Horaton Street.
A forthcoming horse sale is announced for Orange yards on Monday, with a large turnout expected. The auction targets all horse breeds and ages, inviting owners to list horses for sale and promising advantageous terms for sellers.
The District Band plans a Sunday evening programme at the Mayfair Theatre after church, weather permitting, to aid Wellington Arts and local bodies. The band will perform again when fine, and hopes for strong attendance Sunday.
Fragmentary article notes social and health mentions, including Wes and Jarvis Cy, Teeronikiah, Fou ab hr hon 8 a My, and Wis. AL Tonuuty. Mentions a daughter’s birth at a hospital on Fork Street and a few dated names. Miscellaneous references to places, people, and events with unclear context.
Fragmented obituary items mention Bennett who died August and Barrett dear mum and grandma. Readable bits include dates August 5th 1945 and phrases of remembrance by daughters sons in law and grandchildren. ROSARY reviews and house notices appear among garbled lines with names like Whitlock and Bernal.
Preliminary notice for a big special stock sale by Milling and Co Auctioneers in Dunedin scheduled for Saturday August 5 1936 with further sales noted for August 15 1936 including cattle and stock sale details and viewing times.
Fragmentary text shows officials seeking applicants for aid to connect sewerage to properties. Government officials urge citizens to apply for assistance as part of the Wellington municipality’s sewer program. Accessibility of grants appears tied to street numbers and eligibility rules, with incomplete details in the source.
Wet-Wington Bowling Club attracted attention with a fine display of cups and trophies at a recent Monday night gathering. Players showed skill in hopes of winning more prizes. successful bowlers were recognized after being presented with their awards.
The Wellington Associates hold an open golf tournament with many players from western towns and Sydney taking part. Western district champion Mr Finks is a chief competitor as weather and field activity shape the event. Wellington ladies assist with catering for the visitors as the event progresses.
Garbled note reports a bar shifting to a new address near Kimbell’s refreshment rooms. It cites individuals including W. McAlsamey and Co and Harry continuing business at the old site while promising to serve new customers at the updated location. Opening day is said to be Saturday with unclear timing.
Many Wie members of the Wellingcer Bowling Cla are swf feving from variuos zomylaints due to hard Tabouy at pull ing out clover tram Not rink. Dave Austin won prize for the tirst abitude and consistent meoder. Wally, Rathyack For Yosting the best.
A polite meeting is proposed for Monday night in Tall to discuss holding a carnival inside Wel Tinglom District Hospital. The Cornell Chanter is urged to attend and support the Whaitevey project, with funds needed for hospital needs and a renewed push after a long gap.
The Wellington branch of the C Widba controls the annual Blue and Gold Dance to be held Wednesday evening at the Mayfair Theatre. A prize for the best display of originality and novelty will be judged by the public with a panel of judges. Booths and other items may be reserved.
A large quantity of application forms has been received by the Wellington Council in conjunction with the Academy of Immunisation. The forms enable free diphtheria immunisation for school children. When the program is ready the children will be summoned for the inoculation.
A spring horse sale is set for Wellington on Thursday September 17 at 10 am with 500 horses expected. Abe Willing & Co advertise draught horses yearlings unbroken mares and fillies, farm horses and ponies, plus unbroken horses suitable for light work and children’s ponies.
Australian competitors at the Berlin Olympics faced early rounds exits for Baie Seal and J O Hara while Mie Bachhiense impressed in the 10 000 meters. Pre Woothouse withdrew due to a training injury, and the Amortonn negra showed strong form in the 200 meters and 100 metres finals, with a world record leap of 24 feet 64 inches in the long jump.
A column notes a splendid monthly VOW meeting with much business completed. Delegates urged attendance at the forthcoming cannoborne Lloyday meeting in Ciignuiten where prizes at the Blas ml Gold Bull on August Lith will be decided by vote. Arrangements were finalized for the Dogwibnone event and health shows at the Muytnie drive on August 8 with a 2 99 home attendance expected.
A garbled discussion references a plan described as a good scheme. Mr Tucker of Tynuminna Nyngan suggests timing and staffing to handle 100 shots a day through Sut. The text mentions providing qualifications and addresses, with references to employees and unemployed individuals, amid unclear punctuation and names.
Wellington will host senior lecturer Ti Tonal Walker on a lecture tour. Walker, expert on world affairs from Sydney University, returns from Italy and Germany study tours and plans talks on Midertann and Fascism and Beonamle Nationalism.
The Empire Ya auctioneer George Pu Ys offers a Saturday sale at 3 pm on the grounds near Wellington. The event invites visitors to bid on land allotments for building, with swift sea and cave features noted. Proceeds aim to fund future development projects.
A Saturday clearing sale is announced for products including building materials and soil. The event takes place at the premises on Bask Blveet, Wallington, with hours stated as 4 and 2 plelock, and July or Ankush THU ambiguity remains.
The meeting at Howling Club Inat Monday night featured the Gag applied TL tactic used during officer elections. Members resisted replacing officers, with President J. Wruanany pressed to explain the need for change but silenced, while secretary and treasurer also failed to gain support.
A letter from Mr. Boys urges further consideration of locally generated electricity versus bulk supply. An offer proposes installing a free engine for four months to compare costs with the council. If the engine proves cheaper, the maker would supply it free of change. the council would pay 1.28d per watt for bulk power, while the engine could reduce unit costs. The outcome depends on railway commission agreement and overall feasibility.
A wedding notice from a Sydney church lists Claimed bride and groom with scattered names and locations in New South Wales and Australia. The garbled text preserves names such as Geollhey Nowland and others, with parental or witness mentions and travel details.
Fragmented OCR story mentions McATAMNEY and Barriston Bay, a dedication to Tee hey Wolly on Mavuay Si al St Puilebis Chur, Welling Wiss Wisio Huey Waprat child OF the Yate My soul Ni Pi Uunyraton, with garbled phrases about a client gown and a wedding-like scene.
A fragmented forecast describes a weather system centered near the northeast quarter of the region with a slight southern shift. It signals mild to moderate winds, variable temperatures, and possible rain in northern areas while southern zones trend drier.
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