Wellington District Court Opens in Thornday Session
Wellington District Court opened with cases held over to the next session. Depositions detail a garnishee case, goods sold and delivered, and a disputed battery purchase tied to Weber. Witnesses include Fulton, Bishop, and Batho, with arguments over account transactions and contract work for electric lighting.
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Citadel
Mutching
Wwilline Jgarnivfive
Allen
Hutchins
Wi Garnishee
Solomon Salomon
Code Kelly
Garninhee
Ac Poelivered, Fulton Procaudinst| ‘Thos. Wm. Dinhop
F. Davidson
Quirk
Bishop
Fulton
Clyde
Witneys
Weber
Withew
Wooer
Ale
Stockwell
Pon
Poly
Plaintiff
Defendant
Misa Batho
Uem
Witnis
Mr. Stockwell
Mr. Bishop
Dixhop
Rame
Sald
Cana
Jevendant
Tom
Stockwall
Falon
Bishoyy
Wlepuone
Ol Hutt
Lyan Devendant
Devouday & Voce
Paburt
Yau
Air
Veyed
Kathut
Weberm
Dereuuiut
Welsey
Phuit
Nx Ag
Cepied
Yoko
Mose Batho
Father
Iishon
Davitens
Relaved
Defend
Sid
Dad
Ubst
Alma Batho
Plaintif
Fulon
Bishop Way
Bixhoy
Fishop
Heinz
Rune
Mics
Western Stores and Edgleys Ltd
Fairbane
Macquarie
Valley Astey Co. Ltd
Garnishee
Western Storernd Edyleye Ltd
Ovaneo
Edudews Lad
Bem
Faviur’ Relief Board
Children's Court
Cxmerm
Road Improvements in Perry and Wayne Streets Completed
City tracks costs for recent road work on Perry Street and Wayne Street, plus intersections and connections to the station area. Detailed sums list Warne Street east to Cornell Percy Street and Derey Street with totals totaling 1128 147A in the final column.
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Perry
Wayne Streets
Pulton
Cornuto
Percy SliWe
Uhig Wien Dry
Warne Street
Storer
Lowlinge
Cornell
Alnlah
Percy Street
Western Stores and Glover Pharmacy Bran Booklet Note
A fragmented item from WESTERN STORES and EDGLEYS GLOVER PHARMACY discusses Bran Booklet offerings. The readable text references local shops and a booklet product, with unclear dates or figures. Further details are not available in the legible fragment.
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Sabia Winswee
Western Stores & Edgleys
Glover Pharmacy
Looking Backward in April River Walk and Lost Way
A personal reminiscence describes an April morning walk by the river with siblings, a planned Sunday School project, and a detour that leaves them lost among hills. They seek help from a shepherd’s hut and reach home near Mount Arthur, noting a bachelor doctor’s front mounds tied to Aboriginal burial customs and local tensions with past land clearing.
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Fulton Gale
Hotteress
Buaton
Bishoy
Paltaq
Luckweil
Wee al Wei
Clydelan
Mr. Fulton
Mr. Davidson
Loyas
Weber
Tim
Chyds Fulton
Fulton
Ume
Uwe Trime
Uwe Trime, Anid Eit
Watson
Slater
Watken
Sousa
Richard
Beter
Bell
Harry
Susan
Mount Arthur
Houve
Gobotion
Uss Wa
Rodda
Dia
Vee
Elizabeth Street
Sydney
Welk
Lington
Prugentt
Building Trades Recovering In Wellington And Wallington
The Wellington and Wallington building sector shows revival with tradespeople returning to work. Town Clerk J H Truman reports three year totals: 1492 year includes brick cottages and a butter factory for a total £7780. 1493 year lists shop and residence, garages and alterations totaling £5402. 1934 brick and concrete cottages weatherboard homes reconstruction hotel garages and alterations amounting to £17,395.
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Wellington
Bate
Wallington
Ciatrier
J. H. Truman
Reviews of Museum Magazine Feature Topics and Illustrations
The current Austra lin Museum Magazine offers a range of public interest subjects with illustrations. Articles discuss items from the Temple of Thousand Ages to natural history topics like birds and mollusks, with notes on exhibits and researchers including Dr. Anderton and Sir T. W. Edgeworth David.
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Australin Museum
J. Lee
New South Wales
E. Lee
Troughton
J. Keinghorn
Roland V. Oldham
Papua
Anderton
Joyce Allan
Lnte
TW. Edgeworth David
Anderson
Nature
Fragmentary Tale Concerning Household Help and Paddock Life
A fragment recalls a friend, a laundress Emma, her husband Harry who served as groom and handyman, and Fanny as nurse to a friend's first child. They hailed from the Mission and could all read and write, yet refused to settle contentedly in a house, instead staying in the paddock. The narrative ends with “To be continued.”
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Emma
Harry
Fanny
Fragmented OCR Health Note on Weight Loss and Body Image
A garbled excerpt describes someone claiming a weight loss of 32 pounds and mentions daily activities, hospitals, and relationships in a confusing sequence. The text references injuries or weight changes, library visits, and social connections, but the overall meaning is obscured by numerous typos and fragmented phrases.
Rural rehabilitation plan proposed to Cabinet and states
A special Cabinet subcommittee drafts a rural rehabilitation report to be presented to Cabinet and then to a conference of State Ministers of Agriculture. It outlines advancing funds to primary producers, relief case merits, adjusting debt hardship, unsecured creditors, Crown debts, and Commonwealth financial responsibility with state administration.
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Imresttr Fom
Commonwealth
Pla
Pla Should Tie Apt, Prompt Keeilapve
Peiferal
Suynort
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