Obituary for Madam Herring in local district churchyard
The late Mrs. Herring, about 60 years old, known in the district, died after a long illness. She was twice married, survived by her children and relatives, with funeral services and burial in the Presbyterian portion of the Geurle cemetery. The proceedings were led by Rev. T. W. Garr and funeral arrangements by Monre C. J. Shakespy and Bons.
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Hate
Gouri
Irinunda
Tmes Harper
Bheke
R_ Harner Baeneuy
Guy
Gearle
Fred Het
Herring
Horndah
Mra. J. A Meteo
Blane
Mae Fines Herring
Flamelush
T. W. Garr
Grapaick
Monre C
Shakespy
It Pays to Advertise at Wellington Week Night Show
Wellington Musical and Dramatic Society staged It Pays to Advertise receiving a fair crowd on the second night after a weak first showing. Casts grew in confidence, performances improved, and the audience enjoyed strong humor with little prompting. Cast members were praised for coaching and cooperation as gratitude and floral tributes followed the concluding performance.
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Wellington
Wellington Musical and Dramatic Society
Aye Yi
Alma
Alma Ghows
Rowe
Uuve Prexent
Sonia
Uwe
Prod Praybell
Huet
Thitskine
Kinbett's for afternoon's year end event near town
Kinbett's for afternoon event lists Abie as attendee with two others in a brief public notice. Details are fragmentary but indicate a scheduled gathering this year in the local area. Security or eligibility terms are not specified in the readable text.
The Unemployment Problem and a Call for Economic Reform
A reader letter critiques an article on unemployment, arguing that increasing production without expanding purchasing power fails to create true prosperity. The writer, GEO. W. Althoffer, urges a new monetary system aligned with consumption power to prevent debt growth and preserve an independent economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edivors
Goode
Solic
Geo
W. Althofer
Wellington farmer Giddings wins field wheat contest
A Bumtop district native, Mrs Giddings now runs the Sunip farm near Wellington after her late husband Tamer Giddings. He won the Wellington show field wheat competition with a Ford crop, scoring 104 points. The event noted strong rainfall in the crop year and described farming practices, paddock condition, and storage for grain, hay, and wool.
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Wellington
Bumtop
Giddings Han
Suniop
Tamer Giddings
Jan
Othe
Ford
Acre
Giddings
Dundee
Gate
Trangie Experiment Farm
Sakti
Protest Meeting Over Overseer Bedford Suspension
A public meeting assembled in a school room to protest the suspension of Overseer of Works E Bedford, chaired by T Hunton. Speakers argued the Mayor acted improperly and urged reinstatement, but amendments deferred action to the new Council. the meeting closed after about 30 minutes with mixed views and no formal resolution.
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E. Bedford
Munich
School of
Bedford
Muunell
White
Whiteley
RG. Harvey
Coule Ofl Meeting, and At That Uma
Harvey
Counel
the Raven
D. Mich
Cride
Radford
Kwa
Wn Eine Son
W. Sibrum
Hich Thay Ware
Walker
Howe
Catholic Club Defeats Neurea In Week Cricket Match
Catholic Club beat Neurea by 178 to 170 as T Cashel scored 63 and G Hickey 15 in the Catholic innings while R Spargo and J Rutter led Neurea’s batting with small but steady scores. Avon dale match summaries show Owens and Spargo taking multiple wickets as the game unfolded at Une Ry Gate Park yesterday.
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Neurea
Mintch
Une Ryfgate Park
Yesterdey
Freusted
Snints
T. Cashel
Neuron P
Camhal
Bperge
Owe
Cashel
Apargo
G. Hickey
Newton
Kelly
Murry
Lawson
Ward
Rutter
Reidy
Canyon
Hickey
Lawaon
W. Kelly
Cnahel Te Syphora
Ty Hickahr
Brien
Avondale
Avondale Cricketers
Neurem
Win
Home Aide
R. Starpa
G.peck
AL Lock Syphers
Ibw
H. Barrion
Evens & Ms
Gass
Ryans
Owens
Dripstone Defeats Stuart Town In President Cup Clash
Dripstone beat Stuart Town by wickets to claim the President's Cup in a rain-delayed match at Soneray Park. Dripstone posted a strong first innings total, with Lovett and Downey among top scorers, while Stuart Town were pegged back by effective bowling. The Colts’ batting faltered after a bright start as Adlington and Yook Tong led the attack for Dripstone, sealing a decisive win and handing Stuart Town their third defeat of the season.
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Ripstone
Stu- Colts
Sonerday
Dripstone
Rygate Park
Mie
Tad
Colts
Stuart Colts
Ayn
Harry Lovett
Mt. Calling
Trontone
Annings & Moltier
Tommy Mays
Cox
Grady
Rogers
Mel” Cynhels Ives Romer
Hell
Grady Band
A. Bell
Knights
G. Hollie
Bal Vycronin
Newell
W. Heown
At. Collins
Hanrahan
Downey
Pockell
Roger
Evers
Downny
Olaf
Condy
D. McConnell
E Dickerson
Veak
Towney
You Tong
Holmesby
Caley
Lovelly
el Fawcetts Be
Dong
F Bogen
P Baylies
Formaby
G. Dyball
Stuart Town
Innit
P. McAlister
L. Downey
P. Rogers
Yun
G. Yok Tong
Hoy
C. Bell
Bundrien J
Yoo
Bell
Abd Dickerson
Collins
W.N. Dong
M. Collin
Cradler
Cauhel
Collings
G. Yook Tong
McLennan
McConnell
G Holler
J. Kelly
UF Baylis
Fomall
F. Murphy
Ihwe
H.mccarthy
G. Downey
S. Newell
Cy I. Pawcett
Cs. Newell
Wellington MP Geo Wilson Seeks Relief Provisions
Mr Geo Wilson Wellington member reports receiving letters from Mr Hawkins honorary Minister detailing relief actions for the town. An extra week’s rations will be provided at Christmas and extra work offered before Christmas. Consideration of rubber-notes to boots for the unemployed and dental provisions via Sydney Hospital are also discussed.
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Wellington
Geo
Wilon
Muto
Hawkins
Chris
Sydney Dental Hospital
Reen
Eae
Wright
Boul Ells
Stralla
Wallington
Havre
Pam
Secmany's
Court House
Pilldinas
Na’ Veau
Estee
Commonwealth loan success marks record subscription rate
A Commonwealth Loan issue at Canberra attracted 18 million pounds in six days for a 14 year term at 3 percent. The public response followed royal visits to New South Wales and signals stronger terms than prior issues. Officials praised the fast uptake and the government’s policy to foster sound monetary conditions and industry growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
New South
Ioan
Commonwealth Bruen
Jnemeping
Dung
Wheat Meat and Debts in Australian Reconstruction Policy
The weekly bulletin of the Australian Country Party lauds rapid government action on reconstruction. It notes policy steps toward rural debt relief, a rural credit endowment fund, an Australian agricultural council, and a permanent wheat and meat industry rehabilitation plan while praising swift handling of trade talks with New Zealand and ongoing negotiations with foreign shipping and mutual embargo concerns. The tone emphasizes substantial, constructive reforms and steady progress across agriculture and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Setion
Australian Country Party
Ausralia
New Zealand
Pacific
Tates
Commonwealth
Australian Agsie Cultural Council
Board of Directors Agriculture
Soveroentas
Conan Cotinleee
Sis
Snooker Tourney at Centenary School of Arts
A fragmented OCR note from a January snooker event at Centenary School of Arts lists players and scores including A Brown 89 and C Ellison with others like E Redewell and W Talk. It notes rounds, fees unpaid, and mentions several players expected to debut, urging fair play and attendance.
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Centenary School of Arts
A. Brown
C. Ellison
Mowier
J. Paide
Behinds
Redewell
Byas
A. Reilly
Edelaldy
B. Williama
N. James
Thensalvin
P'Whidingtam
Bpeere
Te Bracken
Ako
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Harry Taylor
Leen
VW. Brownbill
Sociey
H. A Taylor
G. HS. Davies
Birnee Smith
J. Chan
Knight
Kinbett
Mr. Bedford
Cricket
Cnmex
Davis ‘Newton
Ly & Goaree
Jock Syphere
Munre
Harton
B. Owes
P. Ryan
P. . BR. Ren. Ee
Owens Barn
Jowton
A. Brhf
Westwood
Davia Co
Gwenss
Brien Sale
A. Downey
Adlington
J. Reece
Connell
L. Holmesby
C. Dyhni
Sh Howe
Lovetta
G. Adiington
le Holtinsby
H. Lovett
al F. Dyball
T. May
Ly Molmexby
Je Kelly
Ge Hallion
Downer
G. Knight
Bowntey
T. Balny
Euby
V. Murphy
Aawleketa
Ron
D. Manro
MR. Wilson
Maughan Street
Cartas
Eawyin Goon Orden
ASU Arete Botaoes
Itc
A. Wilkins & CO
Dunedoo
L. Milling & CO
Jones
Ani
Charley Murphy
Theobald
Empire Hall
Wellington District Hospital
Harvey Bros
Jewellers
WATCH
Windows
Wilmot Cup
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