Death notice and assorted notices from Wellington NSW
Death in Newcastle James William starling son of George and Alive Livy aged 2 grave and 6 months. Thank you messages from Mr and Mrs E K Gillenan and others for sympathy. Several notices include lost items, a dance for Xmas, a royal agent wanted, tropical fruit advert, and probate notices for William Henry McCall Lay with executors Edith Evelyn McCauley and J H Quirk. Public notices urge claimants to lodge with Registrar by January 10, 1929.
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Lloyd
Newcastle
James William
Starling
George
Livy
Supreme Court of New South Watesa
William Henry McCall Lay
Wellington
New South Wales
Edith Evelyn McCauley
J. HL Quirk
Wady Maclean
King Eet
Sydney
Supreme Cour of
New South
Ham
Supreme Court
Sui Office
L. M. Addison
Ad. L. Stockwell
Bland Anil
Janenock
George Street
Local Jottings Amid Woollen and Auction Notes
Local notes record Meribah channel sport selection for an upcoming soccer match Friday. Fishing on the Macquarie River remains slow as the season nears. sale dates and auctions populate the Wellington area with consignments from W. Merriman and Fred Nickel. Memorial service for the late Mr. McLeod drew a large crowd at the Presbyterian Church, with Rev. Smith delivering the address. Local undertaker Joseph Thompson and Son and Wallington furniture sales anchor community notices alongside school holidays and dances at Bod Angora Hall.
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Macquarie River
Stork
Bostwick
Maughan Stree
McLeod
Smith
Joseph Thompson
Wellington
F. W. Street and Co
D. ¥. Roddy
Warne Street
Wil Thove Wis
Gorge Paul
Cooper
Mensra A. Wilking
Leo F. Miller
W. Merriman
A. Wilking
Goover Paul
A. Witkine
The
Wellington Hospital
Intermediate High School Picnic At Horseshoe Bend Report
The Second Year pupils and teaching staff from Intermediate High School enjoyed a field trip to Horseshoe Bend on Friday. The outing was described as pleasant with all attendees having a good time.
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Horseshoe Bend
Thieving and Destruction of Local Cloarette Machine
Late Thursday night unknown offenders forced entry to the cloarette machine outside Mr. C. J. Shakespeare's shop on Lau Street. The front was ripped off using likely iron tools and the contents stolen. Previous break ins damaged a show easel lock, suggesting experienced offenders who may evade capture.
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C. J. Shakespeare
Lau Street
Ambulance Station Site Ready in Town District
The Ambulance Committee has secured a site between the Court House and Post Office for an up-to-date ambulance station. Last weekend bite pine trees on the vacant allotment were cleared to prepare the plot. Next, funds will be raised for construction as the district backs the valuable service since its establishment.
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Court House
Forbes swimming carnival plans new club room funds
A Forbes swimming carnival is expected to raise about 270 toward building a new club room for the recently formed swimming club. The report notes Friday courts were canceled due to no listings, with next court day set for Friday. Also mentions Yeoval town block sale rescheduled, a school project won by Revie, and plans for a Wellington-excursion crowd ahead of Christmas.
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Forbes
Pwlimere
Sydney
Yeoval Town
Mensie A. Wilkins
Revie
B.C
Btuart Town
Yeoval
Parkes
Wawit Ring Pool
A. T. Smith
Wellington
Geo. Peal
Peter Swan
Bunton
Sunrise in a Fishing Village Film at Monarch’s Night
A modest coastal tale shows a hardworking husband and wife in a lake village. A city visitor’s flirtations test fidelity as the husband resists then yields to her charm. The film screens at the Monarch's on Thursday night.
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Bho
Instalments of Invalidena aenilona fall due by December
Instalments fall due on 27 December and payable at the Post Office on Friday 21 December. The fragmentary notice indicates a payment schedule for a titled obligation named Invalidena aenilona with venue at the Post Office.
Election results from Amaroo shire unopposed seat and riding votes
In Amaroo shire elections the Shires-A result shows no opposition with one riding. KR Reynolds leads with 190 votes, G H Caldwell 140, G Ey Brutey 119. Bruce Webb 121, J O Connell 119, QO Bemdte AL share remaining votes.
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Amaros Shires
Bowhay
Shersing Fam
KR. Reynolds
G. H. Caldwell
G. Ey Brutey
Bruce Webb
J. O'Connell
QO Bemdte AL
Private hospital notices and election result reported
A daughter arrived at Mrs A Herman of Place Street at Nurne Larum's private hospital and another daughter arrived at Mr A Pearson of Percy Street at Chandlers private hospital. In antistar, Sry prowreps was re-elected of the Macquarie Shire on a Saturday last for a fourth year in succession.
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Mra. A. Herman
Plarce St
Nurne Larum's
and '. A. Pearson
Plarce Street
AU Narve Chandlers Private Hospital
Mr Pearson
Percy Street
Larum
Antistar
Sry Prowreps
Macquarie
Brie Low
Mother
Babe
Nurse Graves
Jack Hollow
Treviskis
Town land sale amid town blocks and rare bids
Mill Doreen Dobbie hosted a town sale day with the Public Trustee and Council observers. Offers for many blocks were made but none met reserve figures. private medical figures and attendance noted, with Mrs Payne and Olympic manager Duff also mentioned among local items.
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Doreen Dobbie
A. Witkin
T. Counc
Chambers
M. Smith
Lae Berset
Axe
Tel Te Nuree Chandler
Richartson
Three Trespasses and Ill Fates Stir Sydney News
A string of break ins at Fay's Shoe and Hosiery in Sydney ends with hundreds of pounds stolen and one victim treated for appendicitis. In Wellington, A Brindley appears in court for threats. A seven year old dies from ailments. Padre George McLaren Scott tours, and staff moves at Beale and Co. Wilke transfers to Orange.
Two Fingers Amputated In Farm Harvester Accident
Roy Samson, a Sydney machinery expert, visited Yeovil to repair a harvester when his right hand was caught in the beaters on Friday night. Several fingers were severely severed, and two were amputated at Nurse Pleyne's private hospital.
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Roy Samson
Sydney
Yeuvil
Pleyne
Lady champion swimmers gather for first outside city carnival
A Wellington club hosts a landmark state carnival with five leading swimmers and divers to compete. Jean Cockn set a 220 record at 2.41 2/5, surpassing former marks. Clarice Kennedy and Bt Robinson lead diving, Betty Tww is 100 yards junior champ, Thora Tennis tops both gird diver and dummer. All entries close Thursday.
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Wellington
Ettie Robinson
Clarice Kennedy
Jean Cocks
Betty Taw
Thora Dennis S
Ie Kennedy
Nex
Keal
Metropolis
Peety
Jean Cockn
Mariechen Weheelau
Bt Robinson
Betty Tww
Thora Tennis
End Dummer
Thie Tem
Wellington Police Court Daley Bound Over for Six Months
Ames Daley faced Wellington Police Court with a preliminary charge of threatening Arthur Stewart at the mission. Daley pleaded guilty after details that he previously threatened Stewart with a can and, on Saturday, an axe. He was bound over to keep the peace for six months on a £20 surety.
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Ames Daley
A. M. Dunn
Arthur Stewart
Mission Exim
A. Brindley
W. P. Kelly
Compissntant
Stewart
Daley
Tennis match at Stuart Town ends in straight sets
Considerable interest surrounded a Wellington player W Payne and Roy of Gulgong at the Stuart Town course yesterday afternoon. Boyd won in three straight sets 6 0 6 2 6 7 2. A return match is planned for Sunday next.
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W. Payne
Wellington
Mr. Roy
Gulgong
Stuart Town
Boyd
Methodist Girls Comradeship Fair and Tree Benefit
The Methodist Girls Comrade ship held a Saturday event at the School of Artix Fall featuring stalls, a Christmas Tree for each child, and various competitions. Members organized the day, with drinks and ice cream drawing good trade and a warm crowd despite heat.
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School of Artix Fall
Comendeahin
Ayyl
Atul
Merdamen Connor
Wr G. Rowsweet
Miases M. Rose
D. Paternon
Market prices from Homebush run Monday sale
Sydney reports Homebush sales open with 2400 head of cattle and 1000 sheep penned. Bullocks range 7 to 18 pounds per head cows 5 to 7 pounds. Sheep traded around 40s to 46s per head with prices 10s to 26s for inferior stock.
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Sydney
Éalen
Water Turned Off and Oil Engine Breaks Down
Water turned off after four o clock yesterday as the town faced reduced supply due to a breakdown in the air engine plant at the electric power station. The incident forced rationing and prompted residents to conserve remaining water while repairs were organized. The federal territory election shows Mr Nealon leading. repairs may force delays and continued supply challenges.
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Carder
Canberra
Nealon
Sydney
Produce prices from Sydney market report and ranges
Sydney Monday price list shows local potatoes 4/ to 5/, Tare Manian 6/ to 6/, maize 5/3, onion 6/ to 8/, chal wheaten 1/8 to 7/3, beef or meat items unclear with other items quoted as 4/ to 6/ per unit.
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Sydney
Peace in Industry Conference Plans February Delegation Return
The conference aims to preserve pears across industries awaiting delegate retreat in February. The event focuses on securing peaceful practices within industry sectors and discusses pending decisions to be finalized by attendees in the upcoming February gathering.
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Sydney
Sonfertrice
Backer Dies After Excited Spur at Axe Races
In Brisbane on Monday a 40 year old man, Robert Randall, collapsed and died after shouting with excitement at the Axe races in Brixbane on Saturday afternoon as his bet on Loree wan winning. No further details available.
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Brisbane
Robert Randall
Brixbane
The King’s Tallows Ingle Bulletin Stated Recovery
A high authorities statement described The King’s condition as improved with a raised temperature of 4. Inflammation was present but slow progress toward recovery continued. Friday needle ray exam showed no appreciable pleural effusion and no operation planned.
Wellington Trotting Club Plans Meeting at Wellington Showground
The Wellington Trotting Club announces its New Year meeting to be held on Saturday January 120 at the Wellington showground. The programme features 7 events for standard horses with prizes up to 600. Entries close Saturday January 6 with no late entries accepted.
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Wellington
Wellington Showground
Watrion
Wellington Quake Shocks New Zealand Markets
A severe earthquake was felt in Wellington new zealand yesterday causing structural damage to many buildings though no serious injuries were reported. Authorities urged caution as aftershocks were possible and residents inspected affected streets and landmarks for further risk.
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Wellington
Organist Harry Inge Collapses and Dies at St Kilda
Melbourne memorial note reports Harry Joseph Inge, longtime organist at All Saints Anglican Church St Kilda for 32 years, collapsing and dying during a Monday anthem performance.
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Melbourne
Harry Joseph Inge
All Saints
St Kilda
Lost arm in car smash at Bulli station
Albert Walsh sustained severe injuries when a moving lorry crashed into a stationary vehicle at Bulli. The driver was arrested and charged with driving with no license and driving under the influence of drink.
Fatal Motor Car Smash Near Braybrook
An overturned motor car near Braybrook crashed. Florence Temple, dressed in heat affected garb, died before hospital arrival. Monday reports note a shocking incident with a fatal outcome and a separate item mentions the State taxation tax management bill to be introduced into the Assembly this week.
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Idelbourne
Florence Temple
Braybrook
Hospital
Tragedy at Waterloo Leaves Waterloo Elderman Dead
Robert Prophett, an elderman of the Waterloo Council, died in hospital yesterday after a shooting during a disturbance at Watwehio on Saturday night. Thomas Gavin, 28, was charged at Redfern Police Court with having telemonaly-mard Prophett fatally injured in the incident.
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Sydney
Robert Prophett
Watwehio
Lun ‘Thomas Gavin
Redfern
Hays Ing Telemonaly
Mard
Waterloo Council
Beckett's Budget Appeal Dismissed in High Court
Sydney court dismisses Beckett's Budget appeal against Mr T J Mutch MLA in a defamation case. The jury awarded £3500 to the plaintiff for alleged libel but the court found damages excessive and adjusted the verdict accordingly.
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Sydney
Beckett
T. J. Muteh
Muteh
Xmas Fair at Paramount Mall aids Convent of Mercy
The Xmas Fair raised funds for the local Convent of Mercy and drew large crowds on Friday and Saturday at the Paramount Mall. Attractions included stalls with practical goods, Santa Claus, a Christmas tree, and dancing. Jack Thompson won a hamper, Rev. J. Shakespraves received a wristlet watch, and Father Meuley was noted among exhibitors.
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Paramount Mall
Convent of Mercy
Jack Thonypoon
Rev. J
Father Meuley
Wilkon
Wellington Bowls Defeated in Western District Match
Wellington green hosted a Western District contest where the home team fell to the visitors who dominated play. The match drew a small crowd with officials and players listed, including V. Hiatt Austin Rinith Jones Cul Wheeler Bell Hind Morel Trownee Zidhlhe Castelloy Parker Garden Ke and Newe land Lord Gall Tall Fy tewin Way Schall Wheeler. A side note mentions a roller contract related to Bunneromic power halter and Eri dene providing.
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V. Hiatt
Austin
Ay T
Rinith
Fi Jones
G. Cul
Wheeler
Ge Bell
A. Hind
A. Morel
P Trownee
Troma
H. Zidhlhe - Castelloy Parker
Gardon
C. Ke
Rirnine
Neweland
Lord, Gall
Tall
Fy Tewin
Way Schall
G. Wheeler
Unemployed rally outside premier’s office reports scattered
A small crowd gathered outside the premier's building this morning demanding work. They insisted they were not robbers and called on Labour and Immigration ministers for aid. The group dispersed after the protest.
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Sydney
Monilay
Sad Home Coming in Sydney for Brisbane Traveler
Sydney reports a sad homecoming as J Chalmers of Brisbane, aged 64, who toured with the Beattie delegation, died at sea aboard the Hobson's Bay just as the steamer polled into harbor. His wife met the party at the wharf in the early morning.
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Sydney
J. Chalmers
Brisbane
Beattioh
Hobson's Bay
THAT CITY CONTRACT Cast Unusual Incident
Sydney Monty Henry Leach aged 43 was found dead in the back yard of his residence at Annandale, bleeding from wounds. Detectives Frey and colleagues investigated the incident and a man named Wa Medle faced court at the Central Court on a corrrupt payment allegation connected to the case. The City Council weighing possible action on the matter.
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Sydney
Monty Henry Leach
Annandale
Frey
Setivena
Central Courh
Amd
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Wellington Times
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Macquarie Shire Elections
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Australian Presbyterian Inland Mission
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