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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 03, 1934
Page
2
Notice from Aldermen in Welmeton NS dated 7 11 34 inviting credentials for a lease of four acres at the Bell Rivas area. Town Clerk Truman to respond with proposals by return, address Council Chambers.
The Wellington triennial election declaration of poll records winners for the ensuing term. Returning Officer L Chambers lists aldermen elected including Newbery Dowd Gardner Whitley Truman Harvey and others. Final results confirm multiple named candidates elected to local government posts.
In the Shire of Macquarie the poll of electors by postal ballot on Saturday December 12 1934 recorded votes for Campbell riding candidates Robert Bruce Ridin 164, Thomas John Edwards 36, John Thomas Gonan 372. Edwards and Gonan declared duly elected councillors for Riding A for the next term. Dated at Waling December 1986.
The shire council under the Local Government Act declares ballot nominations for the riding seats. In the Nott riding candidates include James Josiah Nott and Samuel Yeo while in the Sullivan riding Sylvester James Sullivan and several others are listed. George Harrison and Proden Geeetir are named among aspirants with December 1934 noted for the event.
In Memoriam notices memorialize Talbot Muir Kate Muir and Edna Davis with December death dates. Text includes affectionate lines from spouses siblings and children noting loss, devotion and remembrance across family members.
A mother posts a brief memorial for Edna Davis born or died in December, noting at times people think the wound has healed yet she still hides her sorrow behind a smile. The message conveys enduring grief and loving memory.
Impounding notices issued for horses at Wellington and Zouch Street with descriptions and dates, followed by Supreme Court probate proceeding in the Estate of Ethel Vera Pearl Nosworthy of Wellington. Public sale threatened if animals are not released. probate administration may be granted after fourteen days with notices served at 388 PL Nosworthy, Raremount Avenue, Pennant Hills.
Jack Grawford defeated F Perry in the final of a Welsh championship before ten thousand spectators. Ubeshaw ground hosted a large voluntary workers’ rollup with full details promised next Thyra day. News covers the Gr itch Invasion damage updates and tomato plant cleanup by Mr Wy Cole of Mantehores. Prince George and Princess Marina wed at Westminster Abbey amid grandeur, a global broadcast drew a massive audience. The Greek wedding ceremony followed at the palace with the Greek Archbishop officiating. Country Party selectees Mr Geo Wilson and Mr D H Spine Mill A named for the Bubha electorate in the next election.
Milling and Co announce a Bunedoe sale at the centre with 200 fresh country horses listed for auction. The yard will include all classes of horses and the sale is fixed for next Saturday at 1 am, Ath December.
Mr Geo Wilson M L A forwards a letter from J M Cunningham Minister for Labour and Industry about an official opening near the caves at Wellington The note invites a visit to Wellington and mentions an upcoming event schedule including a tour and related activities for tourists and officials.
The Catholic Fete to aid the church will be held in the Convent grounds starting Thursday December 8 and continuing to December 11. Organizers faced some trouble arranging for patrons comfort but promise suitable grounds and enjoyment for attendees.
The Wellington Sabriet Hospital hosts its annual linen tea on Wednesday afternoon at the hospital. A large attendance is expected with cars providing transport from Western Stores at 8:30. Attendees will enjoy afternoon tea and an opportunity to participate in a pleasant event.
Subcommittees of the Catholic Club debated yesternight on arranging a xylinbus program for the next six months. They compiled what is described as one of the most attractive entertainment series, with a plan to table the proposal at tomorrow night’s meeting for member vote.
A garbled notice mentions a new weekly tie mail to England to inaugurate on December 10 and a mail closing in Wellington every Tuesday at 6 45. It notes local purchases from Rusby’s chair and Earry store and Ellebuoy Soap in any quantity at 4 6 per chosen. The passage also references weather, agriculture, and a costume rule by the NSW US Association with racers needing approved attire. A public auction by A Wilkins and Co. on Maughan Street is announced for December with sulkies and carts for absolute sale.
Just three weeks remain before Christmas as the furniture department at Wanter Stores and Edgleys Ltd presents a wide range of home furnishings. Aimed at brightening homes and serving as yearly keepsakes, these items offer everyday value and festive appeal.
In a Wellington district competition Mr E McKinnon and Mr F Morley entered onions grown at home. Morley’s sample weighed one pound ten ounces, beating McKinnon by 78 ounces. Both entries were large, with generous girth, reflecting local vegetable talent. A couple of Morley onions were placed in a Western Stores window.
The Thursday night storm adds 404 points of rainfall, lifting November to 285 points and the 12 month total to 3800 points, well above the yearly average. Last year’s rainfall was 2246 points, and December remains to be added, marking a phenomenal four year run with only March and May dry.
Members meet Friday for annual meeting and officer election at Mrs Leslie Stuart's home. Reports and social program follow with talks by Mr Butterworth of Hubbo and Mrs BR FE Taylor of Wellington. Topic Life in New Guinea as Seen by Missionary. Open to nonmembers.
A local stage comedy titled What Happened to Jones by the Cathole Club at George Broadhurst apuet is set for December 12 and 13 at the primary school Well. Proceeds describe a lively cast including Mer Reidy as Bighorn and Fred Lendster as Professor with promotions offering half price for children opening night.
The Cutty Sark, once famed as one of the swiftest tea clippers, moved from China trade to Australia and then faced decline as steamships rose. The vessel, once a flagship of speed and trade, faded from active duty and was preserved under the Guidania period’s reverence for fine craft and the ship’s legendary status.
Morors L. Milling and Co report a large turnout at Dunedoo on the 27th with over 800 head of cattle and 2600 mixer shorts sold. Fat cattle averaged 1d higher, store cattle steady, and thorough competition with many lots sold privately. Notable prices included fat steers to 25 15, vealers to 5 7, store steers to 5, and paddias up to 62/1. Next sale scheduled for Monday 17 December with entries open.
Edward Williams of Pierce Street, Wellington, was buried by about three tons of earth at work near a bridge Friday. He escaped death but was badly bruised and shocked. ambulance attended and he was hospitalized with possible fractures being checked.
Mr KB Payne reports a string of dog attacks along the Quari River killing forty sheep in slaughter hours. An Alsatian and a potted dog were seen nearby as more animals were feared dead. Residents fear escalation unless the owner of the offending dogs is held responsible.
Friends gathered at the caves to bid Mia Mavis Carlyle farewell as she leaves for Sydney. The event featured games, dancing, and a crystal necklace gift presented by Hobson. Carlyle thanked everyone, spoke warmly of Wellington, and hoped to return for holidays.
The Wellington Cycle Club hosted the weekend events drawing a large crowd. McMahon won the main 10 mile road race on the Wellington Malye road with McManus second and Ashankin third, while juniors raced four miles and young Smith won the sprint. Handicaps for next Saturday's race list several riders with times and starts.
Voters across the state chose aldermen and councillors in a calm Saturday ballot. Incumbent Mayor faced defeat after controversy over suspending an Overseer. Aldermen W. G. Rave and J. McWhiteley led, while D. A. Rich, M. McGuire, J.Walker and other incumbents lost. New aldermen include T. N. Ayling, T. B. Boscatt, T. G. Dennin, J. E. Loughoret, and H. Ziehlke. Poll handling by Council staff and J B Truman noted as the count concluded near midnight.
A Wellington update notes Mr R. E. Andrews disputing appendicitis symptoms and Mr Ki Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Jones, suffering an injurious incident. Mrs Spratt seeks medical treatment, Micky Millory of Wellington underwent appendicitis surgery, and Mr Charley Murthy adds a son with a ceremony at Alnaville private hospital. William Monnelly seeks medical care after harm, and Mrs Lorna Austin underwent appendicitis surgery in Sydney. Mis Antition shows improvement while Mr Hartey Poulter moves from Wellington to Muswellbrook for work and was greeted by colleagues at Triway refreshment room.
In Macquarie Shire election only one contest occurred in Aiting where Bruce Campbell was elected councillor. Mowinx Edwards and Goninan were defeated, while Edwards and Goninan were declared elected earlier alongside Knowles Wykox Metennon and Braier for the remaining seats.
The 1934 billiards scene reports Horace Lindvun, at 21, defeating his uncle Pred Lindvuin 18.75 to 9.14 in a display of rising form. Donors Keith Campbell and Frank Buyers back the School of Arts event with new boards and a hope to crown the 10th championship during Christmas week.
In Cobbora Shire two candidates contested the council race with Sullivan elected as new shire counsellor. The Land Hour nine member body saw Meusre J and J M Metwud among elected figures unopposed in their riding. Voter turnout was weak across several wards with low ballot returns noted.
In Orange the mayor Ald Blowes and other locals were among relac candidates. Lithgow saw ten nominations with four Lang candidates defeated. Cowra electees were defeated while Bathurst elected a mayor who topped the poll and five aldermen won. Dubbo held a large contest with five aldermen elected from seventeen candidates. Forbes re-elected five aging aldermen. Paddington saw Ald Curotta beaten and Lang Plan colleagues defeated. In Tabregar Shire Councillor G Graham, after 28 years, was defeated.
A long report notes ambulance activity and finances for five months, with counts of cases and travel, plus a notable donation offer. Mr Kimball of Warne Street displays a chocolate box prize to raise funds for the Wellington District Ambulance Ladies Auxiliary and invites public viewing and participation.
Town Club news lists night practice and events with dates including December and January 1936. Members urged to form teams and submit nominations by a Saturday deadline. The piece references the Methodist Jubilee and Granley val events and lists numerous club members and officers.
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