Local Jottings and Notices from Dubbo District Events
Local items report Norman Cook appointed handicapper to the Dubbo Trotting Club and a recommended 180 staff appointment by the Western District Trotting Association. Auctioneers Tayloe & Co announce a cat sale moved to August 22. Presbyterian flower show set for October 28–29. Minister for Education asked to reopen Cundumbal Public School, with a report requested. Market notes: rabbit skins price, rain boosts crops, and local complaints about signal jammers. Poultry farm launched in Percy Street by Mr. Clarke Connell. Colin Mac’s trotting table addition to Arnel’s stable noted. School of Arts and Bowling Club plan a combined carnival meeting on Monday evening.
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Norman Cook
Dubbo
Western District Trotting Association
Btan Bray
Mercery
W. ML Wong
Wellington
Vuck
W Andrews
Tate
George Paul
H. Tayloe & Co
Bathurst
Ronjanction
Presbyterian
W. F. Dunn
Cundumbal
Mc Duntt
Peters Tee Cromm
Enderby's
Sydney
Alwaye Frodh
Monara Abel Wilkiow and Co
Stewart
Tarrabella
Lavent Model
Chryalnes Mx
N. W. Offane
Dripmntone
Dodge Truck
School of Arts Tomorrow
Inc
Clarke Connell
Percy Street
Mehur
Colin Mac
Dick Arnel
Es O'Donnell
Simpson's
School of Arta
Arte
Fashionable Dame Mise Knight Returns From Paris And London
Mise Knight of Sydney has just returned from Paris and London. She plans to await Wellington near month’s end for new spring and summer robes. Big, ranges all winter dress 505 and accessories feature in the gossip column. Mrs Allatt suffered the loss of thirty prized black orpington incubator chicks after a mob incident. Parkes Trotting Club announces a cup meeting on August 20 and 22 with £800 in prize money, including £219 for a silver cup, plus a hand. Dick Horne, now in Sydney with a string of trotters, is highlighted in a photo and quad paragraph detailing his life in the sport.
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Mise
Knight
Sydney
Mise Knight
Paris
London
Wellington
Allatt
Parkes
Dick Horne
Furniture sale by Mr. A. E. Kotton
Advertisement for an auction of furniture by Mr A E Kotton on Saturday August 18 at £40 per month. A large quantity of good items to be sold without reserve. Prospective buyers urged to attend. all items to be disposed of.
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A. E. Kotton
Hin Mart
Sayers
Auction at Yeoval for timber and galvanised metal
Notice to timber and galvanised material buyers. An auction will be held at Yeoval next Saturday where Mr. W. Mopper will sell 500 arrows of iron and 8,000 shewt s of hardwood timber. Details are limited in the fragment.
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Yeoval
Painful accident injures Mrs Wilson at Ginbo Street
A dog on Ginbo Street caused Mrs J Wilson to sustain a deep two inch cut to her hand while releasing the animal from its chain. A medical man attended to the injury at her home this morning.
Improve Your Poultry Run For Egg and Meat
Keen fowls sellers offer advice on boosting egg supply and reducing meat costs. Prospective buyers are told to obtain setting of eggs from Mr Dean on Gleborne Street as a source of well bred birds for laying or table use.
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W. L
B. O. Settin
G. Dean
Gisborne Street
Dean
Gleborne Street
Euchre Party and Dance Attracts Large Local Attendance
A large crowd attended the Entire Hall for the first in a series of charity euchre and dance events to aid the Fancy Stall fund for the forthcoming BC Husaar. Proceeds from last night support the stall. prizes were won by Mr. and Mrs. Cox and Williams, with a trophy awarded. Music by Mr Murphy’s orchestra, supper provided, MC Mr Rampdhane officiated. honors went to Mesdames Meidy Egan and Reidy.
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Cox
Mic Ine Willams
C. Murphy
Mr. Rampshaine
Hon
Mesdames
T. Meidy
J. Egan
W. Reidy
Lane Cove Fails To Back Local Government Conference Trip
Lane Cove aldermen resist traveling to Wellington for the Local Government Conference. Mayor and Alderman failed to secure a representation as no responses were received and attempts to coax support were met with indifference. The issue was deferred to the next meeting.
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Lane Cove
Wellington
Ald. Carroll
Ald. Fraser
Ryde
Geaton
Forgive and Forget at Monarch Theatre Saturday Night
The new CIB.C. feature Forgive and Forget screens at the Monarch Theatre on Saturday night. Estelle Taylor, Pauline Garon, Wyndham Standing and others star in a gripping photoplay about forgiveness and memory. Howard M. Mitchell directs with Harry Cohn producing. no screening tonight due to hall booking. The program also includes comedies and two other films.
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Monarch Theatre
Evar Acer
Estelle Teylor
Pauline Garon
Wyndham Standing
Jose Bwickard
Raymond McKee
Philo McCullough
Vernon Stevie
Lionel Belmore
Howard M. Mitchell
Harry Cohn
Stanley McKey
Iin
Bowling Green Work Proceeds Ahead of Season
The focal bowling green at Pre Fet was being prepared for summer, with members applying loam and leveling the top yesterday afternoon. Another member painted and brightened the club room, highlighting the volunteer effort of a few workers.
Water cart complaints from business district dust issue
A Windy dusty day prompts merchants to urge an improved street watering cart service. They report dust penetration into shops and stock during peak traffic, especially Saturday afternoons, and request more frequent watering to keep streets and storefronts clear.
Wellington Trotting Club seeks secretary position
Applications for the secretary post at Wellington Trotting Club must reach Mr Norman Cook by 10 am Saturday. The role carries 100 per year and several local men are considered likely candidates. A committee meeting Saturday night will judge merit.
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Wellington
Apt Nations Mutte
Bru
Norman Cook
Royal Hotel
American swimmer Weissumler breaks 100 yards free record
Johnny Weissumler, once the American swimming wonder, reportedly lowered the 100 yards freestyle time to 52 seconds. The article notes uncertainty about the pool length and turn advantage, citing smaller American pools and expert turning as factors.
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Johnny Weissumler
Kame
Warning to Motorists from Police Chief Byrne
A public advisory from Acting Superintendent Byrne warns motorists to slow to safe speeds and follow traffic rules. The notice cites improper turning, staying to the correct side of streets, signaling when turning, and other violations in the district, promising strict enforcement.
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Avings
Suyverintynslens Byrne
Excom
Byrne
Bio d Interet
Wathington
Wellington Return Visit To Dubbo Dealt With
Wellington's return visit to Dubbo discussed with crowding concerns on a busy Saturday. Residents weigh best day for attendance with suggestions from the Dubbo Football League. Public support urged to match turnout seen last weekend and occasional talk of municipal hands for the occasion.
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Wellington
Dubbo
Liverdine
Dubbo Cam
Welington
Dubbo Football League
Request Turned Down for Elevator at Northern Stations
Mr Gey Wilkins receives a letter from the under Secretary of Agriculture stating the first year Silo Construction Programme is fixed after reviewing wheat offerings yields and depot proximity. Elevators cannot be erected at Yeoval Walmer Arthurville Nubingerie and Thong this year though their stations will be considered in future construction plans.
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Gey Wilkins
Department of Agriculture
Orf Furm
Yeoval
Walmer
Arthurville
Nubingerie
Thong
Debate on Bible teachings at St John’s Church
At St John’s Church Wallington a debate on the Bible and its teachings will be held in the School Hall on Monday night. Mr A Holland will debate the question with Pollower of Truth on the topic The Bible Perfect, inviting all to attend.
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Miller
Aletor
Warriet
Nga
A. Holland
Lake Pluck
Comendox
exStudents
Holland
Iate
Ignoring Closing Order by Le Core at Premises
By May 48 the Cowre Council issued a closing order against the premises occupied by Le Core, who ignored the order and remained in occupation until July 20. Core failed to appear when summoned to court. the council was represented by Mr RB Phillipe and Health Inspector J. H. Lewin gave evidence. Core was fined 107 conte and £5 0s 0d for professional expenses.
Apples at Stuart Town Showcase Granny Smith Sample
Mr T J Edwards of Stuart Town submits Granny Smith apples to the Department of Agriculture. Specimens are large and well formed with good flavor. Grown about one foot above sea level on shale-rich land. Edwards runs a small commercial orchard with 17 acres under trust and reports a strong market in nearby centers.
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T. J. Edwards
Stuart Town
Orange
Wellington
Department of Agriculture
Naya RM
Herald
Edwards
Agricultural Bureau holds small meeting on spraying show dates
The Wellington Agricultural Bureau met on Tuesday night with low attendance. They discussed spraying on Wan bol road and deferred a formal discussion. The annual flower show was rescheduled to Wednesday October 7 at Empire Hall. A letter from the Department announced Farm Day at Trangie Government Experiment Farm and urged district farmers to contact secretary Mr Hobson for details.
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Wan Bol
Thane
Tiwan
Empire Hall
Trangie
Wellington Agricultural Bureau
Hobson
NSTC Trotting Rules Urge Protective Skull Caps
The NSTC urges mandatory protective skull caps for all riders in trotting races under its rules. A club permitting a rider without a cap risks immediate deregistration, with penalties up to 50 pounds for disqualifying conduct. Wellington Club meeting urged to enforce the improved safety measures.
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NSTC
Mt Show
N.&w
Wellington
Junior All Blacks and Wearatahs Named for Weekend Matches
Football teams listed for junior All Blacks against Mambilan Bell Park at Junction Park on Saturday and Sunday plus Wearatahs versus Wongarbon for the Keavinake Cup. Fullback, threequarters and forwards named for each side with match times noted. Players must be on ground by specified times for the Sunday fixtures.
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All Blacks
Mambilan Bell Park
Threequarter
J. Hiatt
Hiatt
Schofield
R. Fleming
Greeighth
D. Dowdhalf
Dawd
W. Btesbrook
J. Masterson
Sratam
Morgan
W. Peters
Mitchwi
Waralate
Junction Park
Sharp
Ferguson
F. Mitchell
F Morgan
Omergennier
Ro Fleming
Wearatahs
Wongarbon
Fim Tharp
R. Daweon
V. Barnett
Rotton
Leach
J. Cox
H. Tuckhalt
Davidson
Reshop
H. Dray
R. Latta
K. Williams
A. Tack
J. Kennedy
Emvekoneien
C. Thamanyback
M. Whittaker
Wara
Tah Juniors to face All Blacks for Challenge Shield
A team listing shows Tah Juniors selected to play the All Blacks in the Challenge Shield clash at Junction Park on Sunday afternoons. The roster includes Bishop, Braves, Mareas, Cody, Cox, Ball, Chadwick, Pullbeonk, Thomas, Taek, Reidy, Miller, Craigen, Ryan, Morgan, Binckhall, Turnbull, Harvey, and Moore among others.
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All
Five Cars Stolen in King Street Area Telegraphed Recovered
Five motor cars vanished in rapid succession yesterday afternoon around King Street, with total value about £2500. Police recovered the last car by early morning as the thefts spread to city and suburbs. no arrests yet. A newborn male was found dead in a brick pit on Mitrebell road Alexandria, wrapped in newspaper and dumped from a cliff. police inquiries underway. Perth coroner returned death by poisoning and suffocation for Raby Yon found in a Swan River sack at Fremantle. husband Laon Yon committed for murder trial after evidence of quarrel and a medical operation. Federal Government’s £50,000 reward offer for Attim ink quantity discovery withdrawn. expert oil advice expected from NSW Queensland Western Australia, with expenditure authorized in red area.
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King Stromt
Mitrebell Road
Alexandria
Perth
N.8.w
Queensland
Western Australi
Afteragon's Wives and Local Market Briefs
Market notes show firm opening for good to prime cattle with prices up 20 percent on descriptions. Local potatoes and Tasmanian produce rise, while cattle, wheat, and other goods display varied advances. Police Carnival funds reflect a £72,998 credit balance with hospital benefactions planned. Chief Secretary Las ancini to distribute cheques at police headquarters.
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Raton
Tasmanian
Btain
Honpitals
Tosmor- Tow
Police Headquarwre
Lasancini
Wheat Market Tendency From Government Crop Estimates
Market wiring notes a tendency in the wheat market as government crop estimates show Am erican and Canadian yields considerably better than anticipated, influencing buyers and sellers.
New South Wales Parliament Opened By Governor
The New South Wales Parliament opened yesterday with the Governor delivering a broad program. The plan includes a 44 hour week pensions to widows mines rescue stations town planning and various reforms. Premier Evatt and Mr Head moved to adopt the address in reply amid questions on a new Parliament House and unicameral versus bicameral structure.
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N 8.W
de. Evatt
Mr. Head
Bydney
Question on building a railway prompts political debate
Debates arise over plans to extend a railway line, with Sir George Fuller criticizing proposals as unsafe and inconsistent. Discussion focuses on building a bridge, costs, and government support, while officials propose improvements and inspector oversight amid opposition.
Local Wellington Notes on Hospital, Weddings and Illness
Personal tidbits from Wellington include Mrs Housler’s District Hospital stay with an outlet planned, Phyllis Ball’s illness and recovery, Mrs Hobbs’s satisfactory post op progress, and a young couple starting a home. Other items mention a serious accident involving Frank John Damon and health updates for Elsie Harris and Mrs Gil Murphy. A June engagement is announced for Mr T Cameron’s daughter, with congratulations to Douglass and Baled for a daughter, and a Sydney wedding of Roy Wallebah and He Rutter during Fleet Week. The Rev Barnett returns to duties and foreign mission work, plus a Presbytery wedding for Ellen Keath and William Parkyn.
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Rome
Wellington
T. Blackneal
B.d.ra
Stackpout
Goo
Wilkins
Sal
T. H. Cameron
Douglax Baled
Karoo
Wales
Babe
Roy Wallebah
Walker
Maeter
Bruart Town
Mle He Rutter
Georgy Titeter
Nelungaloo
Sydney
Birty
Headwood
Elm Galoo
Parkes
Roy
Pather Curran
Ellen
Dauetter
Bra
Andrew Keath
Canimbla
Cowra
William
Mre
Parkwr
Merriam Owry
Min Maurlorio Bibras
Dubbo
Mondre
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