This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 10, 1933
Page
3
A fragmented page includes memorial lines for Isabella Breeze with messages of love from family, plus mixed notices about chimney sweeping services, removal of a license dealer, a Willows trespass warning, and an electrical gearing offer. The garbled text references social events like a carnival, a grand wall euchre party, and various local business notices with uncertain dates.
Employers must file weekly returns showing total employees and by group for the week ended 22 July. Returns are due to the Commissioner of Taxation at Warwick Building Sydney or any post office, under Unemployment Acts amended by 1983 finances act, with penalties up to 6102 for noncompliance.
A fragment promises cures for varicose wrings indigestion insomnia and paralysis related issues with a listed range of conditions and claims of remarkable recoveries. It notes patients from Boer War wards and mentions Mr Dan O Riordan Wellington and endorsements from medical figures including W P Bankers Narromine News.
A mixed American tennis handicap tournament slated for Mt Drill Creek on Sunday August 20 with a 9 40 start, plus a dance at Fuller’s Wool Shed and a lyric orchestra event. Also mentions lost cat rad kelpie sheep, tender acceptances for fencing projects at Wandoo Wandong and by Stanbrook and Henley, plus local notices from Mer.
A garbled report mentions a dress drive event near Bourke Craseing and Gollan Port Oftec with Finder phaar returning core Chis offier Rewatul. The legible items reference a community drive and local officials, but specifics remain unclear.
Notice of application to remove an Australian Wine license from Wallbang Wellington NSW. Applicant Bracken seeks court permission at Wellington on Aug 18 to relocate license to premises at Wallington corner of Warne Streets. Nearby notices include a building society sale and club meeting details along with an impounded horse notice in Wellington NSW historical context.
Harry Marmott of 1 Bale Street Orange invites residents of Wellington and district to consult at Muir's Hotel on Saturday and then monthly thereafter. The notice promises free consultations to address paralysis sciatica gout rheumatism kidney and bladder complaints and other ailments with violet ray and far infrared appliances claimed to relieve pain instantly.
AUST Trades Unions Council and UK Labour Council discuss aggressive tactics to secure a 20 hour week and 25 percent wage increase. They propose simultaneous arbitration court appeals across unions and threaten a general strike if necessary. Emphasizes protecting award rates and opposing non union and underpaid workers.
Five scholars from the Young People's Department completed the annual Scripture examination last May. All five passed with honors. Leonine Aylowley scored 0, Phyllis Hird 0, Heather Beckton 79, Mario Anderson 15, Keith Vincant 75.
A fragment discusses court awarded rates, employers resisting wage limits, and the push for shorter weeks with higher pay. It notes workers resisting changes, the need to balance pay with ability to pay, and mentions Narromine show machinery and stock exhibits reflecting labor tensions.
Minister for Health Mr Weaver pledges 48380 for Mudger Hospital to establish better Morse quarters. Funds split between town and event with 15 year repayment. Wellington Board of Directors have pressed Mr Wonger to address needed alterations and improvements to queen quarters at the Wellington Institution.
Roddy’s Pallid team woes aside, town chatter centers on Burrendong Dam plans, works proposals, and unemployment funding. Local officials discuss possible bids for channel work while social events, cricket socials, dances, and fundraisers populate the August calendar.
Yeoval resident Mr. Ie Walker plans a landmark seven storey block at No 16 Macleay Street Putty Point. The building will front 60 feet on Macleay Street and extend 190 feet deep with a commanding view of Sydney Harbour. The design, shown in the SM Herald, portrays a palatial structure in a fashionable suburb.
Dr C H Currey will be visited by Dr Cateny M A president of the New South Wales Teachers Federation in Wellington on Avi 24. He will address High School students at 3 o clock on the League of Nations and be guest of the C K A L C at 1 10 for a dinner in the School Hall. He was a Pan Pacific Conference delegate in 1020 and will lecture on federation matters at 4 o'clock.
The Wellington Jockey Club warns entrants that entries close on Saturday next the 22nd and 2nd int. Nominations have begun arriving with many already in Wallington. The committee reports most preparations complete and expects a successful meeting if weather cooperates.
The firet meet of the newly altered committee at Wielon School of Arts formed subscommittees Houk committee Mesire B W Robertson W O Tait F W Day 1 Averethy Rey Norman Billard committee Meare it T Brown Ris J Learmonth G B Pike E Davis J Mower Social committee Mestre HE A. M Baavideen 8. As Shin F Byan Smith J A Preston Davin to increase subscribers Mr J Aberrathy appointed official for a new member.
The week ends with unsettled weather. Light showers and brief rain gave way to cold snaps and a sharp frost at dawn. Wind remained bleak yesterday as heavy snow fell in places like Orange before the sky cleared and clouded over later.
The annual hospital ball returns with a juvenile choir and committee chairmen A. James and Lye overseeing preparations. The Ladies Auxiliary urges donations of cash or kit items for the Wellington Hospital fundraiser, locations listed at the medal office, 1 Maughan Street, on the ball night.
A津 Wauluman Tennie Club fundraiser night featured the Lyric Orchestra of Wellington providing music and entertainment. About £9 net was raised as attendees enjoyed dancing, a late supper by Ye Wandluman ladies, two competitions with prizes to Mr T J Crowley and Miss Crowley, and an exhibition by Miss E Cronin.
A group gathered at Spicer's Creek Monday for a wool clipping event conducted by Mr. Middleton of the Department of Agriculture. Mr N H Smith’s Glenr wood property hosted visitors who judged deep and wool under real conditions. Middleton praised Smith's sheep and wool, calling the district's stock and fleece among the best buyers could wish for.
The Dubbo annual tennis tournament concluded Monday with many teams from the west and Sydney. The Macquarie Cup pitted seniors against juniors, the seniors prevailing. Wellington reached the semi final of the Beaton event, while Woodman Cup went to the Beaton teams, as Wellington were edged by Baronis in a tight semifinal.
The State President of the Country Women's Association will arrive in Washington tomorrow afternoon and be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. Pridhan. A large turnout including non members is expected at the School of Arts Hall for a formal welcome and an impromptu address on the association's aims and achievements.
Fragmented OCR fragment mentions Mr Sam Marnton Clerk in ill health and Mr Morden at Wellington. It references a daughter, Ida Smith, and Mrs Cat of Concord. A hospital death is noted with Mrs own Brown, and Tom Kelly of plang tawny plus NSW Wasptreont and Digill Gilgondra at Townlay.
The death occurred suddenly at 3.8 pm in Tap Mountain Arthurville of Mr. Robert Mobden aged 71. Survived by a widow and several children. Funeral arrangements announced as per Church of England rites with a hearse and procession to Singleton cemetery. The bereaved family request quiet attendance.
The obituary outlines the death of Mrs Charlotte Moor Hood after a long illness. She was wife of Mr A R Hood and mother to a grown family, with ties to Water town and Bathurst, Adelaide era moves, and a London era cough. Funeral plans mention a family procession and interment at Wellington cemetery with Rev Keith D Hing officiating. Strong local entities include Hood and Punchbowl parish, Wellington cemetery, and the Hodge family.
The readable portion hints at a pre union context within the Garryawen library and adjacent political or social activity. It mentions a number linked to tolling and a function related to fat or the SOO Ling. Further specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.