In Memoriam Smith Dead 1925 Obituary Notice
Memoriam for Martha Smith died 7 December 1925 aged 82. Messages of sympathy from her children and grandchildren. Also thanks offered by Mr Chalmers and family for sympathy in bereavement. Notices of tenders for grubbling and tree removal at C E rectory grounds and a co operative building society sale in Warne Street.
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Lang plan sparks voter anger in local elections
An editorials critique the Lang plan as a bid for dictatorship. It denounces endorsements, calls Lang a false guide, and praises honest candidates while criticizing the plan’s manipulation of public opinion during last Saturday's local government elections in New South Wales.
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Wellington Local Notes Reflect Elections and Events
The column reports on Hon M F Bruxner addressing Wes tern Stores Corner voters for H Y C Thorby’s candidature. A mayoral race follows a special meeting of newly elected aldermen. Local club events cover a Wellington swimming meet, a Canes Hental, and a music program by The Wellington Gand at Cameron Park.
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Wellington Hospital and Court Notes Amid Local News
A Wellington hospital reports a patient with a fractured pelvis after a collision on Nutromine roads near Dubbo. James Arthie Worthington, 42, a Concord wheat buyer, died instantly in the incident. Social notes from the court include engagements of May Veach and Arthur Trelawney Smith. Local health remains stable with few incidents, while Mudgee’s duck jumper is recovering at the Wellington Hospital.
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Stock Sale at Wellington Yards by A Wilkins and Co
The lact stock sale of the yew will be held at the Wellington sale yards on Saturday by Messrs A Wilkins and Co. Buyers will find decent sheep and cattle for sale. After recent rain feed should be abundant and intending buyers are advised to attend.
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Steers From Cumnock Auction Near Homebed Sale
Cattle prices rose for steers at Homebed sales with ewes and wethers cheaper but lambs firm. On the hoof the best steers reached £8 0s to £8 2s per 100lb, prime yearlings £28 to £1 9s, prime steer beef £3 to £4 per cwt, cows and calves weaker. Winchcombe and Carson's sale included Sage Brace, Loombah, Cammork with steers to £9 2s and prices around £8 15s for others.
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St Patrick's euchre night draws large turnout at school
The St Patrick's weekly euchres drew a large crowd on Tuesday at the school room. It marked the first of weekly games with a monthly high score prize and a weekly prize. Mrs J Catlin won the night for the most games played, with many others posting strong scores.
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Wellington School of Arts Meeting Addresses Membership Changes
Monthly Wellington School of Arts committee meeting notes an increase in receipts from 1930 and reports on caretaker improvements. A new combined subscription rate of 1l per annum is proposed, with a January 1935 start. Delegates from St Patrick's Catholic Club discussed forthcoming plans.
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Wellingtm Club Swimmers Compete Amid Rain Delay
Six members of the Wellingtm Club planned to swim at Nerrominé but rain postponed the carnival. Juniors continued with a lively race, seven entrants facing the water. Ree McCorm won in 21 seconds ahead of A. Brown, with B. Preston and S. Stewart close behind.
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Letters on land, civilization and free trade views
Paul Creynk comments on land monopoly and settlers in Australia and the Atherton Tableland. He recalls a tale of shipwrecked men craving land, criticizes tariff arguments, and defends free trade rhetoric while noting political strain in Ashfield.
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Andfield
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Meeting on Australia’s prosperity and mothers’ influence
A Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Bohops of Arty discussed automatic canvassing to boost town and district activity. Speakers urged mothers to influence brothers and writers, backing a platform to create work for children and aim Australia toward broader prosperity.
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Bowling Club plans New Year visit for two members
The Bowling Club intends to arrange a New Year visit to Thishber, with two mentioned members expected to travel. Ongoing illness of secretary Mr McBreren hill prompts the choice to convey the agenda to him.
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Australian inflation warnings from 1931 policy debates
Respected political figures debate inflation as a remedy amid government deficits and currency depreciation. Cable exchanges from November 1920 criticize inflation’s impact on savings, wages, and property prices, warning it worsens cycles and erodes debt defense while tracing Labor policy outcomes and public expenditures.
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Morstorium Moratorium Debate In Lang Government Policy
The Lang Government pledges a federal moratorium protecting farmers and home buyers from bankruptcy rules until 1983. Critics point to past opposition by Mr. Bavin and Mr. Davin, noting shifts in stance and warnings that extended moratoriums would impact repayment terms and access to credit.
Pre wedding party for Mr Duck Murphy and Miss Austin
A pre wedding party at the Benpire Ball last night honored Miss Lire pila Austin and Mr Duck Murphy a popular Gollan school teacher. Guests danced enjoyed chocolate and music with prizes and toasts as the evening extended into the morning hours.
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Tennis Exhibition Night in Wellington Promises Mixed Field
Arrangements for a Wellington Tennis Exhibition Night on Wednesday feature visiting players from Dubbo and local hopes. Notables include W I Chridle and Del Yen, Misses Joan and Fata Wheaton, A Twevoy and Lawson, Cameron and Spratt, Yeo and Wall, with a Ride Get Doubler for junior members Brown, Preston, Row, and Crosley. The event aims to showcase talent ahead of the 1982 Country Week carnival.
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Incomplete political filing hints at reform clash in Ireland
States application due to law made to Lbn Court for relief. Narrates what the Ta'yne Page Bavin-Bruxnoe Party would have done. Mr Bavin admits by intervention that he and the Nationalist Party opposed compulsory reduction of inbarret. If the Nationals Gountry Parte combination returns, a big effort will be made during the next lay month to rob farmery and home-buyary of all woratorium protection.
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Sudden Illness Interrupts Labor Meeting at Corner
Mr Jupp Gardiner, a rough Labor defender, collapsed mid speech at the Rtares Corner rally. An ambulance rushed him away after a brief disturbance as onlookers feared a serious attack. No further details were provided.
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