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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 11, 1933
Page
2
The Wellington Times announces its Christmas holiday issue with publication timing and a note of thanks from the family of the late Mrs. Larum. They express gratitude to friends for wreaths, letters, and condolences, and acknowledge the Wellington Hospital staff for care during their bereavement.
Fragmented ad seeks second hand boat and related gear with contact. mentions Wellington and Macquarie Bridge, prices and phone reference amid garbled terms.
In loving memory of Grace Ellen P Ford who departed this life November 11, 192? aged 92. We miss her daily, memory sweet and dear. Inserted by family and friends.
The article argues Australia's production scale must balance with population needs to avoid idle work and wasteful overproduction. It cites Bruce and Amery on economic policy, imperial defense, and utilizing resources to expand development while maintaining global competitive markets.
In Keewing Court Denton and local residents including J. G. Walker and Bassett receive renewal of licenses. Meaty Pryde Brothers auction Nin E. Davies household goods at Percy Bureet starting 1 pm. Xmas stall organized by Country Woman's Association at Western Stores with donations sought for CWAL members. Warden's Court sees land dispute resolved. Percy Jayncy Baker Muncoll denied two dredge claims. Wellington Red Cross fundraiser held at Lebel of Arts Hall raises funds for home relief. Storms drop 28 points of rain. mining prospects at Broken Mill Pay Lik discussed with potential 200 jobs. City program notes, mayoral election forthcoming, outdoor sport popular. calls for cricket activity and green space purchases. Various local notices include auctions, sales, and community events.
Old pickup listing notes a model T Ford for sale with a recently new battery and an overhaul throughout. No price given. Condition implied as functional with updated parts. Potential buyer should contact seller for details and terms.
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales probate jurisdiction notices announce admin to the Public Trustee for Vincent Jobs Hogan late of Public School Stuart Town and to executors Owen John Kennedy and George Serum for Alice Maudelarium widow of Wellington. Creditors must lodge detailed claims within fourteen days at the undersigned offices Bland & Garnock, 160 George Street, Sydney.
The complete furniture and effects of Miss E Davis are to be sold at 2.80 yarn) LOS Percy Strrat, Wellington. The sale includes up-to-date suites for drawing and dining rooms, chairs, sideboard, curtains, carpets, beds, phonography, aluminium ware, crockery, lawn mower, and more. Auctioneers Pryke Bros.
The Dairy Produce Export Board announced that beginning December 14, 20 percent of butter graded for shipment to the United Kingdom will be withheld from sale until further notice. The move aims to prevent a further decline in prices in the London market.
Mr Harvey Potts, employed unloading wheat at McLeod’s mill, suffered a severe injury when he fell from a plank while carrying a bag of wheat. The blow to his head just above the eye required attention. he was carried to hospital where doctors attended him. The incident halted work as men gathered and the ambulance arrived.
Local notes describe a return to school with a week of home oriented activities and a focus on student participation. The piece mentions a supervising master, Mr. T. Smith, and assigns tasks related to administration and ceremonial duties while inviting interested individuals to assist in organizing ceremonial events.
The almust general meeting of the membre of the Wellington Wratting Club was called for Saturday but adjourned Thursday. Attendance was scant with about half a dozen members present. The club hopes for a larger turnout Tuesday night for the first week of events and to keep the club active with future foaming shows.
Festive events sweep Viviry and Mathorat Cty as bands train for a regional contest. Towns like Coonumble and Wellington rally supporters while funds, venues, and solo acts shape the schedule. A Sunday warmup precedes the grand Xmas Eve Band Festival in Bathearws.
Mr Fmimnel headmaster invites parents and members of the public to attend the annual speech day in the assembly hall tomorrow afternoon. The program follows the public event model, with honors to be recognized for the year and speeches by various ministers.
English Lady swimming champion Miss Cooper arrives in Wellington to compete at the Wellington baths. She is accompanied by Mrs Molly Mitchell with a chaperone. The event is under the ladies and girls club auspices, with a formal reception planned and attendees from other towns expected. The formal will be held on Wednesday January 10, 1914, with visitors from various locations anticipated to witness the exhibition.
Thieves broke into the Cameron Park gardener’s home, stealing garden tools and Italian pendant jewelry. Among the missing items are an emery wheel and about 10 feet of garden hose, valued around 410. The theft occurred while the gardener was away.
A draft outlining a yore era parliamentary debate format. It details teams of three with three auditors, aiming for a lively exchange on a provable subject. The plan seeks to give all club members equal opportunity to participate and suggests a committee to select a premiere topic variety for the year.
A garbled display advertises sensitte wifters and a wide range of furnishings including Palmstands, Tabouretten, Silk Shades, Electric Lamps, chairs, tables, and cushions. The noisy copy touts moderate prices and invites readers to view at The Lollowine stow Jost x 7% of the many love that can be hail.
Work started on the Wellington sewerage project with about 22 men at Park Street as the mayor and Alderman Walter led the ceremony. The mayor praised persistent efforts after delays, noting the scheme would proceed into the new year with more work expected and highlighting staff cooperation under challenging conditions.
W J Shaw died at his residence Bathurst Weland at age 75 after bronchitis illness. Former Wellington share farmer for 20 years and proprietor of the old Railway Hatch in Lee Street now a grocery store. Born Singleton he leaves widow, two sons, a daughter, two brothers, three sisters and several relatives. Funeral held Friday at Wellington cemetery with Rev Keith A Nerian officiating at the graveside.
Kathleen Devenish wife of Mr Rept Devenishy died at age 3 in Stuart Town. She was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Thomas Gieeron and popular with everyone. Survived by husband and four children Gyda Marjory Kativu and Dotan. Remains in polished maple casket laid to rest in Catholic portion of Stuart Rows cemetery after services led by Rev Father Kelly. Funeral arrangements by Moors Shakespeare and sane.
Mrs Caroline Jane Kearney died Saturday afternoon at her Wellington home after a yearlong illness. Daughter of friends Taylor of Gobolion Street, she was 40. Survived by husband and young family. Remains placed in a silver mounted maple casket, to be buried in the Georgetown cemetery after funeral services by attendants A Shakespeare and Sams.
Town Club defeated Maryvale in an all day tennis bout on the Town Courtly. Matches included men’s fourties women’s doubles and mixed doubles with players Davis Bewley Philipson and Lovett among others. Town Club won by 136 games to 12, fixtures listed for forthcoming club events and captains.
A Wellington community meeting in the School of Arts Hall discussed Boomerang Week aims to reduce debt on the Wellington Showground and improve local facilities. Highlights include planning committees, public meetings, and potential funding to rail and light the ground, with broad civic involvement and invitations from officials.
The Railway Commissioners approve a reduced excursion fare during the Wellington Week from 1310 to 26th Ms. The one third discount applies to easy travel with certificated authority. Friends may be invited, with tickets issued through the secretary.
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