Probate notice and thanks from 1926 Sydney era
Probate notice in the Supreme Court of New South Wales details the estate of Charles Francis Morley near Georie and calls creditors to inspect the second account by September. It dates August 27 1926 with L M Addison registrar and Stockwell proctor, agent H S Bland Wellington. Return thanks to friends for bereavement support and assistance.
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Supreme Court of New
Sydney Thia
L. M. Addison
A. J. L. Stockwell
Proctor
Wellington
Hie
Fragmented rural notes signal weather and events in August
Intermittent weekend showers total 14 points for August, while local notices report Yeoval may become an orchard area. Auction sales planned for Redland Arthurville include plant stock and household effects. Donations pledged for animal shows rise in Gilgandra, yet some locals doubt the benefit of show smoke schemes.
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Golden Key
Rherringham
Yeoval
Orben
Enderby's
Simpron'e
Goohte Paul
Mésen Abel Witkina and Cou
Secounk
Mennis Catalano and Co
Redland Arthurville
Gilgandra
Shupeon
Spring Horse Sale At Commercial Yards
On Tuesday next week September Sth Robinson and Hilgaed will yard over 500 head of farm and general quality horses at the Commercial yards. Those seeking good farm horses for the coming season should not miss this sale.
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Robinson
Hilgaed
Booth Rights At Club House Hotel Details
On Friday morning September 4 at 1 30 a m Mr A B Rotten will allot the eights for one publican s Tooth for two days and settling rights for the Trotting Club two publican s booths and two retrenchment tullas for the annual show plus one publican s booth for two days and settling rights for the Wellington Jockey Club.
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Club House
A. B. Rotten
Wellington
Wellington Gilgandra clash in bumper pole match thriller
Local notes describe the final pole match between Wellington and Gilgandra AB teams at Gulargambone, a repeat of a Wellington win with even greater excitement as both squads were tied at the end of the extra chukka and two extra heats were needed before Wellington scored amid tremendous energy.
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Simpson
Amaroo Shirw
Rail
Stan Bray
Murcury
Wellington
Gilgandra AB
Gulargambone
Wellington Club Trotting Entries Close This Thursday
Trainers and owners of trotting horses are reminded that Wellington Club entries for the big meeting close at 9 pm with secretary Norman Cook. Don’t delay, submit nominations now to avoid missing £900 and Cup prizes and a £750 purse. The event promises rich rewards and may draw entrants from far afield, with Dubbo as a possible postmeeting destination.
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Wellington
Norman Cook
Gong
Vacational Swimming Classes Promoted in Wallington
Mr Harold Hardwick of the Education Department visited Wallington to organize vacational swimming classes. The town now offers suitable baths with proper depth and dressing rooms. A nominal charge of 2d per child is asked, with fully trained instructors. Full details available at local schools. Country children urged to participate despite limited rail services.
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Harold Hardwick
Education Department
Wallington
Andor
Hardwick
RE. O'Brien
Arthurville
la Carrier
Sydney
Dalgety & Co., Ltd
Old Town
Tomboy Girl Foils Criminal Ring In Local Screen
A village tomboy known as the Tomboy helps uncover a liquor Prohibition era criminal ring. Dorothy DeVore stars as the bold heroine who tracks the leader and his henchmen to clear her father of accusations. The feature, The Tomboy, screens at Monarque on Tuesday night.
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United Baton
Frank Carey
Dorothy Devore
Han
Tomboy
Iunbrookere
Thia
Sorof
Polo Accident At Gulacgam Bone Polo Carnival
During the Gulacgam Bone Polo Carnival Wellington B player Gilgundra Ve Raid broke a collar bone. Despite injury he finished the match but retired from the carnival game afterward.
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Gulacgambone
Mate
Gilgundra
Wellington
Wallington
Reid
Wellington Polo Players Again Successful
The Wallington Polo Club shuttled its A and B teams to the Gulurgambone Carnival where large crowds witnessed strong play. The A team beat Werrumbungle by five goals to two, while the B team defeated Silgandra B by four goals to two after a tough match. Local players earned commendations for a fine showing.
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Wallington
Wellington
Annesing
Firala
Wallington A
Werrumbungle
Monle
Silgandra
Yadle
Hospital Annual Ball Promises Jovial Evening and Support
The Hospital annual ball aims to be the standout event of the year with profits aiding the district hospital. Attendees are promised a first class floor, fine supper, and a cooperative ladies committee pushing for record success. A juvenile ball follows on Thursday night.
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Empire Fall
Hospital At Heart
Buck 1 Coonamble Week Set For Visitors From Far Towns
The far distant town of Coonamble plans Buck 1 Coonamble Week with events and invitations for old residents to visit the “Old Home” and “The Little Grey Home in the West.” Secretary of Box 62, Coonamble invites letters to locate missing locals and promises invitations and reduced railway travel on proof of travel needs.
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Coonamble
Crstlereagh
Dave
Old Town
Box 62
Addimnves
Milk cart dash ends in wreck after runaway horse
A milk cart owned by Mr. Ted Brennan ran amok in the early hours, bolting from Simpson Street through Hawkins Drive and Arthur Street before colliding with a tree guard in Zouch Street. The horse pulled the cart over, spilling milk and injuring the delivery boy with abrasions and shock.
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Ted Brennan
Zouch Street
Simpson Street
Hawkins Drove
Arthur Street
Zoweh Street
Local Residents Defrauded by Sydney Fashion Emporium
NSW residents paid fortnightly instalments to a Sydney based Ladies Fashion Emporium promising clothing after paying six pounds. Many orders were sent in but nothing arrived as the firm closed doors. Police warn others to avoid canvassers and local traders with genuine credentials.
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Fuex
Sydney
Nsw
Axent
Bydney
End
Fashion Amporium
Bulk Silo Warrants Buy Bulk Bile Warranty Notice
M Meleod Ltd buyers of bulk silo warranties at current rates urge growers to communicate with them before selling.
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M. Meleod Ltd
Wires and strikes dominate day with deaths and turmoil
Shipping strike tensions persist as workers return to ships and a compulsory conference is called. Queensland railway talks stall while officials warn of deportations. Newcastle memorial notes the death of Magnag Cromarty. A South Melbourne house yields the bodies of Mary Andergom and Thomas Oakleigh in a suspected double death by suicide. Local officials report Archbishop Kelly urging family life preservation amid race death concerns.
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Wala
Havelock Wilson
Bruce
Johannsen
Gardenalec
Donald Grant
Queensland
Cann
Spatlinger
Archbishop Kelly
Atl Eastwood
Australia
South
Melbourne
Mary Andergom
Market Buoyant Despite Wet Day at Homebush Sheep Sale
This afternoon’s wires report a wet and windy morning at Homebush with 16 400 sheep penned, quality fair, market buoyant and prices slightly higher. Cattle sold dearer at 180 gerd, local produce prices listed including potatoes, hay, oats, and wheat. A sensational development saw Contomn Oleveron T Walsh and J Johannoan of the seamen's union to appear before the Deportation Court. The probate value of John Crow’s estate at 39 138 pounds was left to his widow, children, and grandchildren.
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Contomn
Oleveron T. Walsh
Ad J. Johannoan
Seamen’s Union
Iato
John Crowluy
Graxier
Cobbadale
Monument unveiled by Marshal Foch at Mount St Quentin
A ceremony unveiled a monument commemorating the rapiorl of the Second Division of the Allied forces at Mount St. Quentin. In sports, Hawkes and Minn Mc Rene defeated Michards and Mink Flare ry 6 2, 64 in the mixed doubles final. Miss Ryan beat Min Joan Fry in the women’s singles final.
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Mount St. Quentin
Marshal Foch
Hawkes
Minn McRene
Michards
Mink Flarery
USA
Miss Ryan
California
Min Joan Fry
England
Remedy for Blown Cattle
A Wellington Times report notes a simple remedy from G Warslow of Molung for blown cattle. He advises driving the animal into a bank, digging away under hind feet by about a foot, then building up earth under the fore feet by about six inches to lift and relieve the blow. He cites cases where cattle improved quickly, including an example where a fore leg was higher than the hind. He urges trial despite its simplicity and possible neglect.
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G. Warslow
Molung
Ind
Wellington
Parslow
Wellington Golf Club Visitation to Grange Match
On Saturday last eight Wellington Golf Club members traveled to Grange to meet representatives from the Grange Club for a friendly match. Locals greeted visitors at the station, hosted a hit round, then hosted dinner at the Royal Hotel and a Links afternoon. Captain W Paton welcomed the Wellingtonians and hoped for favorable table outcomes. President M McLeod spoke for Wellington. The following...
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Wellington Golf Club
Grange
Represen Lativeg
Lini
Royal Hstel
W. Paton
Orange
Wellingtonians
M. McLeod
Wellington Club
Ramonts Orange Triumph Amid Scattered Scoring Names
The report lists Orange defeating Ramonts by match points with Wellingtons players prominent. Players mentioned include F A Jones W C Patan RH Preach W By HL Dane Oy Conferoy R Blaskmore G Williamaty M Metaughlin W Campbell Mintt Fy FP Aird BM McLaod B Law and W Brownhill plus W Boumer, highlighting scattered individual tallies.
Local notices and health updates in Wellington district
Reports from Wellington district detail transfers and hospital admissions including Constable Bourke heading to Nyw fan, Mrs. and Mr. King welcoming a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Muir noting mother and babe well, and several local residents undergoing or recovering from medical treatment. It also notes inspections of municipal bath facilities, a Sydney business venture visit, nurse registrations, and a farewell event for Miss Tippin at the local school.
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Wellington
Bodamrera Road
E. A. Fullen
F. Bourke
Nywfan
Ron
Flagg
Mie. P. King
Frank Gosper
Nourea
Lege
Saved Ag Again Accidents Mark Gilendra Man’s Narrow Escapes
A local tale from Gilendra recalls a man nicknamed the Honey King known for accidents. He survived a wagon incident on Lee Street where a wheel passed over him with only a light forehead abrasion. Other near drowning and fall incidents in youth are recounted as near-miraculous escapes.
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Gilandra
Head
Luaat
Paralow
Molong
Pioneering life of James MonceALD on early Australian frontier
James Wetveua crenied the Cirvmt trivhle endl jay kone tos tna line for, sgnty years. Died after a long life of sailing and farming in Australia. Born Aberdeen, apprenticed to a ship, later worked in America, then settled at Spicer's Creek. Survived by eleven children, funeral held at nine, Presbyterian minister officiating, arrangements by Mosaic Thompson and Son.
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James Wetveua
Jay Kone
Bistoridance Montefiore
Avery
Sydney Han
Brunchitla
O Punt
Blane
Aberdeen
Americs
Williamstown
Eurie
Austria
Sleven
Sky
Tariana
Res. G. Drew
Spicer's Creek
Australians Lose Doubles Final In American Doubler Championship
The final featured Patterson and Hawke against Richarde and Weinman with the Australians losing 6-2 4-10 6-4 18. Mixed doubles saw Hansen and Miss McKane defeat Richard and Miss Harvey 6-2 4-? The Ludien Singles final had Minn Ryan of California beating Mia Fry of England 6-1 6-1. The Australian pair were runners up in the doubles, a repeat of last year’s Kinsey Brothers result, and the visit to Wallington included social events at the Royal Hotel amid ideal morning weather and afternoon showers.
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Patterson Ad Hawke
Richarde
Wieinman
Hansen
Miss McKane
Richard
Mre Harvey
Minn Ryan
California
Mia Fry
England
Kinsey Brothers
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Lee Street
Willng Lake Port- Mex
Daley
Country ‘Wourss Associa
Country Women's Association
Council
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Ganoo
Gamy
Goonos
Dubbo & District
D P.m
H. Irvine
Dubbo
J. Colburt & Son Bakers & Pastry Cooks
Wish Cw
Colburt & Son
Ferey Street
Dodge
V. Varcoe
Wolsley
Burgon
A. Wilkins & CO
Hospital Benet
Combined
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Combined Wellington
Bell Park
W. Phlbrook
Bee. W
Wellington District Hospital
Empire Ball
J. Labeon
J. Willock
Hon. Lees
W. L
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General & Utility
Giaborau Street
Biter Snes Bopik
Warne
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Waterstreet
Tel
James McDonald
Carda
Weeathe
Pr. McGrigor
J. J. Williams
W. Blackhall
T. Buena
Smith
Monteflores
Clifford A. Crean
Win- Jorah
Union Assurance Society, Ltd
Spring Horse Sale
Booth Rights
Parents & Citizens' Association
Parents and Citizens Association
F. J. Dunkley
L. Crausaz
Alo
Private Lemons River
St Austall
Thornton-st
FAPER
Maclington Times
Warren
Uni- Gus
Weske
Mra. BR
Hospital
Day
John G. Muir
Warne Street
Babe
Geo. Meeson
Dea
Tranalewa
G. Lake
Winnin
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Er Oe Misa Gleeon
Mim V. Fenton
Chas. Martin
Bri
Mal Martin
Wauluman
Elsiy Harrie
HV. Harrie
Suntop
Mears
A.T N
Ashan
Warnetreet
McLeod's Mill
H. V. Thorby
Thorby
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Hirth School
Humubuah
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James Monceald
Limeston
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Royal Hotel
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Nicholas
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Raynor
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Mini Williams
A. Cox
Mia
Brennan
Mian Nicholae
Mire
Dent
E. Wall
Williame
Fond
Ming William
Gos
Mra. Rhodes
Shyumack Misa Nicholan
Putmen
Met Mayner
Mia Wik Rhodys
Mrn
Wally Putman
Eublic
Methodist
Amons
G Indien
Tee Emart
Amar
Dave Vans
Amart
Sulte
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