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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
5
Fragmentary notice from a local paper advertising a dance to be held at Nevrew Hall. It mentions tickets and supper and lists addresses in Brummoyne and Wellington with unclear dates and times due to OCR errors. The item reads as a community social event notice with sparse details.
Municipalities of Wellington invite applications for work at CWA site with bids due by noon Thursday August 4 1083. Details include age and qualification rules for workers and a typed note about permit requirements. Also a trespass notice for The Willows property threatening prosecution for future access.
Notice announces a Parents and Citizens' Association street stall at the Western Storms Corner on Saturday next August 1 with dens reception at the school. A mixed American Style Bands Tennis Tournament is planned at NTO on Sunday August 27, with entries due August 26. Also advertised is a portrait photography offer by Norton Trevaire Studios with sessions at the School of Arts Hall on Saturday August 3 and appointments via Hugh Ks Gutmann Court Mowe ll.
Harry Marmott of Orange visits Wellington at the Muiry Hotel on August 19 and each month after for free consultations on skin, gout, rheumatism, lumbago, kidney and other ailments. He advertises scientific appliances like hot air and violet ray and claims instant relief for bedridden patients if necessary. All consultations are free.
Public notice from Wellington Town Clerk J Harvey Truman states that the Supplementary Lists of Electors and Ratepayers for the municipality will be exhibited in the Council Chambers from August 8 to August 31. Qualified residents may object to inclusions of names they know do not possess the necessary qualifications. Forms are available at the Council Chambers. objections must be filed by August 24.
Baker and Co. Auctioneers announce public sale in North Dubbo on Saturday August 26 including about 70 dairy heifers, several cows with calves, bull calves, Jerseys and other breeds, plus machinery like a McCormick Deering tractor. Wellington residents notified of day and night photographs by appointment in Lee Street window display ahead of the event.
A collection of obituary notes and thanks from Sydney and Wellington areas. Includes death mention of Fran z, expressions of gratitude to doctors and friends, and probate notice for George England. George England’s will probate process listed with executor Charles England and notices to creditors.
As representatives of primary producers press the tariff case toward the Federal Government, Prime Minister Lyons stresses the Tariff Board as the first step, warning against policy deviation while opposing factions warn of a government defeat within a year if split continues.
The piece discusses Australia's position amid dangerous forces in global trade, arguing for a middle ground between protection and open markets. It warns that a world fully embracing tariffs or free trade would be problematic and suggests tolerance and understanding as a path to balance, noting the consequences of abrupt shifts on industries and ports.
Local jottings describe auctions at Abe Grange subewardy on Thursday August 24 with 800 Black Roll Breeders and other stock direct from Bald Tiaiy and Abington stations. Also listed are dairy cattle, machinery, a photography studio opening in Orange, and various community notices and promotions for upcoming sales and events.
Readers are reminded of looming income tax return deadlines and a steep penalty of 100 pounds for late submissions. Taxpayers advised to prepare carefully and avoid rushing last minute to protect privacy and accuracy.
The article notes an ongoing post appeal in Wellington led by secretary J Brith Thamount of the Be Earnest Soldiers League. It lists several named ancients and mentions Hun emergency measures with references to EPICA and local offices.
A visiting masseur, Mr Marmot, traveled to Wellington by request of a seroent patient to provide treatment. His team aims to reach Tay people in need, offering relief that reportedly helped asthma paralysis and rheumatic nerves after prior therapies proved valueless. Many await his return for ongoing care.
A letter from Minister for Education confirms acceptance of Mr Willett's tender for repairs and renovations to the Wellington public school building and teachers' residence. The message notes earlier correspondence dated 20 June and indicates progress on the project.
A fragment from a Well ington conference report describes after dinner chatter among delegates including a Scottish guest who jokes about a dish plan. The tale mentions Mayor Alder Walker and various nationalities contributing to a dinner with problematic slang and blurred recollections of a past trouble time.
The rock party and dance at Bodangora Hall last Monday drew a eager crowd. Music by Mice O. Walfix and the Lying Organtra plus a generous supper impressed attendees. Prizes awarded by The Golden Key and other patrons, with Rev D Norman praising the organizers and volunteers for a successful event.
A Dubbo Liberal article replies to Wellington regarding butter factory costs and freight charges. It argues Wellington pays higher freight and claims Nabromine to Wellington costs differ by 1/1 per day, asserting Wellington sustains higher manufacturing charges while Dubbo faces debts and tariff schemes.
Court records an application by Frederick Charles Wall challenging a Muster decision affecting share allocation and conditions after the company declined a proposed arrangement. The appellant sought an order varying the decision and contends shares were issued under disputed terms. Proceedings detail that an administrator later informed him of a 20 share allotment and questioned the validity of entitlements under the company’s stance. The judge upheld the minister’s certificate allowing continuance pending further steps.
Mr. Dick Wilkson and Ken Beton feature in a town report noting Beton’s hospital stay at Bubb and Wilkson’s cautious warning. Liesl Land Boats and Wolly seevovers loom in regional updates while Murgentiolile Mh sume sity plans secrecy and aid. A list of private recoveries, hospital stays, and revival attention at Iwnville private anesthesia is included with several named residents and institutions.
The Vocuun Ui Company announced prize winners from a children’s competition. Top honors went to New Mouth Wiles and Wilges, with several other young entrants receiving commendations for their efforts in a lively event judged by a panel.
Readable church notices list August 20 events across Stuart Town parishes including Anglican, Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian services. Ministers and venues named with service times and expected attendees.
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