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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
8
A scattered Sydney golfing party faced snow on the Orange canyons as Lambton and Dubbo regions report decreasing crowds. Elsewhere a pea rifle accident near Lithgow seriously injures a man. a rescue line blunders through Mount Egmont snow. theft and banking slips lead to police actions. Kandos cement cuts staff. farmers urged to unite. meat board warns about diseased stock exploitation.
Wellington Land Board to meet at the Court House on Tuesday August 12 1930 at 10 a m Matters include Conflicting Applications for Crown Lease Area No 4670 Recommendation approval or otherwise Glawson J R Jr Ex tension of term Sp Ls 08 122 Conversion of Special Leases Smith F B O C P 20 20 Madden M E L O C P 20 27 Appraisement capital value Spratt T A A C P 28 13 and A C P 28 14 Williams J Un Ls 18 1 Road Enclosure Estate Late M Veech Parish Cocoer
Fong Lee and Co announce the addition of a cash and save department designed to deliver economy and utmost value for cash. The move aims to meet discerning customers with better values and continued savings.
Cash and Save Department opens at Nanima Crescent Wellington with grocery entrance. Bring your own containers.
Battery service advertises charged and repaired batteries with Willard batteries fitted for £4 3s 6d. Location given as 26 Swift Street Wellington with P.O. Box 3 in the advertisement.
Multiple obituaries and society items report deaths of Susannah Murphy 87 in Gilgandra and James O'Brien 80 at Mudgee Hospital, engagements including Alma Clifton to Arthur Hutchinson, Eva Carmichael to Hilton Tobin, and many community notices. Sir Neville Howse family visit Ireland. John Thurnham dies from heart attack. Percy Williams named hospital secretary. Miss Jessie Bowyer and Bruce Cadden wed in Orange. a Women’s Guild meeting set for August 14 in Orange.
Miss Heffernan retires after forty five years as teacher in charge at Yarraford Public School. A village gathering at Yarraford Hall honored her service with bouquets, tributes, and a dramatized Oliver Twist by students now under Miss Symonds. Ex pupils presented keepsakes, and organizers led by D R Steindl concluded with tea and dancing.
The Minister for Lands Mr Ball told the conference that the Government would keep men on the land, not push them off, and noted concessions to returned soldiers totaling £637,560 since the Government took office. Graf ton sub branch backed a right to appeal to the Land Court for dissatisfied settlers and urged immediate implementation of Land Board recommendations. Resolutions protested delays in informing settlers of board decisions. Amy Johnson received a tumultuous welcome on arrival at Croydon Aerodrome with the Air Minister Lord Thomson assisting. Tens of thousands filled the area as Indian air mail arrived late, and an enormous aerial procession escorted the plane inland. Amy embraced her mother, father, and sister after stepping off the aircraft. Fresh Fis Thode 9 % wift St.
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