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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 14, 1933
Page
2
In loving memory of Henry Howard Herr aged 74. Wife and children request prayers and remembrance. Details reference a memorial inscription and estate matters. Objections to land allotments and final declarations are noted with official timing.
Notice from the Macquarie River Committee calling a meeting at Wellington Council Chamber on September 7 1923 to hear evidence from organizations and individuals about water conservation and irrigation proposals for the Macquarie River including Burrendong Dam and other works. Written submissions requested to the Secretary Box 2708 Sydney. Also contains a trespass notice at The Willows Campbell signed Neville 1933 warning prosecution for unauthorized entry.
Cobbora Shire Council announces that supplementary electors lists for the year 1933 will be exhibited August 9 to August 23 inclusive at multiple sites including Council Chambers Geurie Court House Dunedoo Cobbora Post Office Mendooran Baltimore and Geurie Police Station. Objections and claims must be lodged with Shire Clerk W C Pruden by August 24.
A 19th century notice promotes a tonic claimed to treat diseases from rheumatism to indigestion and paralysis, touts a “splendid wash” for catarrh and chronic mismanages, and praises Mr. O’Riordan’s treatments. It includes patient testimonials and a note of endorsement from W. P. Banker.
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction the will of Robert James Norden, retired farmer of Geurie, warrants probate after a public notice period. Executors Albert Moben, Norman Mobden, and Hunter Mobden request all claimants to file within the period. Cragg and Whitfield solicitors act for the executors with offices in Singleton and Sydney.
For sale a registered ten month old Indian bike offered cheaply. Details and particulars available at this office.
Amaroo Shire Council invites tenders to supply 65 244 cubic yards of enamel on Molong Wellington road. Tenders close at 12 noon on Thursday the 24th. Specifications available at Shire Hall Cumnock. Tenders must use Main Reserves Department form with a 2 percent deposit. The lowest tender is not guaranteed.
The Wellington municipality calls for applications for a male Junior Clerk post. Candidates must have passed the Leaving Certificate exam or show typing ability. Age limits apply from 8 to under 19 with salary scales from £66 10s 5d to £80 5s per annum. Applications with copies of certificates should be sent to Town Clerk Harvey Truman by 10 March 1933.
Augie Bard headlines a dance at Mr Fuller's with hand dances and tickets at 2 shillings. Lyric Orchestra provides supper. crew's nursery contact Clause Cox at 214. Mentefares Wellington Pleune rings after 5. Seed potatoes offered in any quantity with special quotation for tam Ia.
Harry Marmott of Sale Street Wellington by request of the people of Wellington will visit Wellington and may be consulted in Muir's Motel on Saturday August 4 and every month thereafter. He treats skin diseases paralysia sciatica gout amatiam and many other complaints with advertised appliances. Free consultations offered.
The editorial argues New South Wales must prioritize water supply for farmers and towns. It highlights Burrinjuck and Burrendong projects, Murray water reasons, and calls on northern and western communities to unite to press for The Macquarie River scheme and other plans, warning of drought dangers.
A garbled OCR line urges people to rise and act, claiming unity and duty. The fragment hints at collective effort to pursue a stated objective, but lacks clear details on who, where, or when the action should occur.
The column lists a monereht show led by Kit Kays and casts including Falke Honi Ault Parle Derendy Mhillije Rohmer Jeans Me Switzer and Sarony, plus a Marmite promotion and a small goods auction. It records Edith Grave Piper Willan David Hinton case adjournments, court actions, and local social events including the Poties Court, Ming Gladys Collison, and a church hall meeting. The Diggers Bid event draws 1,080 attendees from multiple towns, with planning for Geurie Catholic hall on October 4 and an inquest outcome for Hobers Moreton. The Australian Steeplechase results list Redditch winner, with sales by A Wilkins and Co and a clearing-out sale near Cumberella, plus a Wellington Salvation Army Band visit and Army Citadel programme.
Public response to the Last Post appeal dwindles as only two further contributions are recorded after last Thursday. Donors named include Mr. R. Couplanl and Mr. Gow Wowk who gave small amounts. Family members remain at home while donations lag at the office or with the League secretary Mr. J. Smith.
The newly elected committee of the Garryowen Race Club held its first meeting at the Grand Hotel on Saturday with Mr. P. Colrwavy presiding. Preparations for the governing event on the 26th were discussed, and a programme of five events with 250 pounds in prize money was drawn up. The Wellington 4.C meeting is noted as a potential occasion for successful entries.
A community discussion outlines support for Burrendong dam construction. Local leaders and Mr Baker advocate unity across towns to advance the project. The plan, seen as crucial regionally, requires broad cooperation and continued effort to secure approval.
A new battery set from Krealer Sra promises low power use and safety. It claims comparable quality to a standard electric battery, with a small on consumption on discharge and a compact design. The product is marketed as affordable, with a stated price of ELW/10-Irve and a twelve hour guarantee, advertised as meeting Western standards.
A fragmented report notes a United Australia Party gathering at Art Hall Wellington on Friday night. General Dussey and Fe Pury welfare topics are mentioned with plans for entertainment by H W Horsfield and a musical supper on Tuesday 22nd at 9 am. Members urged to attend.
A creature captured by Me Burns and given to Mr. George Equires was said to be a mouse with the size and features of an opossum, including a small pouch. The animal was described as very furious and nearly as long as its body, with a tail and feather-like fur, prompting experts to call it a flying mouse.
The Bank of New South Wales employee Dick Powell of four years resigned with a farewell party at Mrs Pike's Arthur Street residence Saturday night. Mr F Robinson proposed the toast in old fashioned style. The event ended with dancing and singing Auld Lang Syne as memories were shared.
Wellington Station reports the new season opening with H K Sheridan promoting Wool from Spwcar's Creek. Martin Pryke Bros operate with a strong clip from growers and inspectors, promising full market rates and careful handling for all orders large or small.
A fire at Mr Stockwall’s residence in Wellington quickly spread from the back to the front, destroying furniture and part of the structure. Neighbors sounded alarms, the brigade arrived promptly, and water supply helped contain the blaze, preventing total loss. Insurance will cover damages, while occupants search for salvaged belongings.
The mayor praised the Bowling Club at a welcome meeting with the State President of the CWA last Friday. Alderman JF Walker proposed the town fund a new club building at Llw Acme Place, noting the town’s support if the Association accepts the offer while the club’s lease constraints and freehold issues were discussed.
Rifle shooting in Wellington saw Wellington defeat Gilgandra by 844 to 524 in a Cup challenge. N Laing led Wellington with 66 points while Truss of Gilgandra scored an eight. Next a three-team clash at Engandra will decide the cup with Wellington Gilgandra and Coonamble.
The executive of the RS and RS LLA announce a conference in Wellington tomorrow morning at 10. Attendees include Mayor Walkert, Mr Rogers of the Rural Bank and Kurones Relief Banks, and Mr Tambor deputy director of the Farmers Relief Board. Mr Todd, Country View President, expects many attendees to join, focusing on welfare and interests of league members in the western regions.
Mr Tremain a retired farmer of Yeoval passed away last Thursday morning at his daughter Mrs Wood Crockett Bathurst head Oravone at age seventy. He was a prominent farmer who retired about eight years ago after long service in Cornwall then migrated to Australia at age twelve to manage property near Wellington for his father and uncle. He leaves a wife and several children including Mrs Crockett the only daughter and Mr Reuben Tremain of Sydney. The funeral was held in the Methodist section of the Orange cemetery.
The death occurred at Wellington Hospital on Friday of Mr George England a lifelong resident and farmer of the area. A native of Bluthery Creek he lived much of his life in town and farmed at Jawbone before moving to Monte setter. His health declined over the last 18 months and he had been an inmate at Welltriton hospital at times. He is survived by two brothers and several cousins in the Wellington district. funeral arrangements are to be held in the Church of England section.
In Wellington a hospital ball aims to raise funds with backing from local organizers Meilames A. Jamo and Tat Laitios Auxiliary. Attendees can donate cash or clothing at the event site, supporting a communal effort to aid hospital needs.
Catholic club members are urged to attend a special meeting at St Joseph Church tomorrow night. The gathering aims to engage all present in parish interests and welcome new members from Wel.
An obituary notice records the funeral procession led by Reverend Keith The as Wellinrian commptery’s sergienn traveled a rural road. The ceremony was conducted with rites by Mmaats ppd Son at a local cavern site.
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