Dal y service car Dublo to Wellington and back
Bailiff s notice of sale in the Districts Court of the Western District Wellington. On Thursday the eighteenth day of December 1810 at 11 oclock the goods and chattels of P Weston will be sold by public auction at Kuchareens. include over a motor car and baker s accessories. Dated December 35 1030. A M Jones Isollitt. Wemstitching Miss H Boss offers alteration work at 2A Percy Street Wellington. Hair dressing business closed December 25 to January 3. J Haynes proprietor.
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Distries Court
Holden
Wellington
M. MrLnod & Co
P. Weston
Farmonn
Nurawant
Weston
Curt and
Hurneey
Kuchsreenn
Kuchareens
A.M. Jones
Isollitt
Wallington
Wellington Alderman Election Declares Whiteley Elected
The declaration of poll from the extraordinary election held Saturday December 1920 proclaims James Matthew Whiteley duly elected as Alderman on the Wellington Municipal Council to serve the remainder of the current three year term under the Local Government Act 1919. Returning Officer W Williams certified the result on December 13, 1920.
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Yole Towing
Bertram Arthue
Whopeley
James Matthew
James “Matthew Whiteley
Wellington
W. Williams
Public Meeting Notice From Local Group On Rate Reductions
The Younger Set final meeting of 1990 will be held at Arta Hall on Tuesday, December 165th at 8 pm. The agenda includes receiving the baloney sheet and officer reports led by Mrs B Berton and Miss Fry Bleechmore.
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C.W.A. Younger
Arta Hall
Pam
B. Berton
Fry Bleechmore
Wellington tender for weed destruction on streets and reserves
The municipality invites tenders with closing at 3 p.m on Thursday for the destruction of weeds on streets and reserves within the municipality. Specifications may be obtained on application at Council Chambers. Town Clerk W Williams signs the notice.
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Thuralay
W. Williams
Wellington Times notices and schedule for holidays
Readers are informed of shortened and rescheduled Wellington Times publication for year end and new year. No issue on December 20 or January 1, staff rest granted, office closed until January 1. Inserts include memorial notices for Mary Ann Martin and Aubrey Baun, probate notice from NSW Supreme Court, and contact details for Willis Fletcher.
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Xrous
Xmime Wey
Supreme Court of New
J. H. Qutrk
Proctor
Wellington
Renata Maclean
Pitt
Sydney's Slow Wake on Australia’s Prosperity
Indications suggest Australia’s economy, long riding a wave of prosperity, now faces realization that reforms are overdue. A Sydney article notes the need for primaries and manufacturing to unite for industrial rehabilitation, urging prompt action by business leaders to restore former prosperity.
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Sydney
Australia
Thuewa
Louen
Australis
Primary Industry and City Backing for Wealth
The letter argues that primary industries account for 97 percent of exports and require city support to relieve debt. It urges economic reform through earning efficiency, cooperation, and a shift to sound, wealth-producing industry, noting producers on the land already operate at capacity and deserve fair living standards.
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Alend
Sydney
Local Jottings From Police Court and City Notices
Friday proceedings at the Police Court saw Theo. Kelly fined six pence for drunkenness and two pounds for indecent language. Licensing court renewals granted for billiard teams. dates and officials listed. Reports touch on hospital finances, a Christmas drive, betting tax start, Wellington water filtration schedule, and public notices including school holidays and local auctions. A shooting incident near Dunedoo is described with a hospital transfer and non-fatal wound.
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Adams
P.M. Theo. Kelly
Mudgee Hospital
Wellington
George Paul
Asthur
Bank Street
R. J. Scoles
Kimberly
John Nixon
W Baker
Dunedoo
Stanley McGarretty
Nison
McGarretty
Gulekong
Chaotic local notices mix youth events and auctions
A fragmented regional item lists a school event for Youngur Sot, an art hall concert on Tuesday, a toy auction, and a political note about a candidate. It mentions Mr Gove Baal auctioning equipment, a wrestling of local goods, and a Methodist school display. The text reads as garbled OCR with scattered names and dates.
Indecent Language Plea At Court On Foilay
A defendant at the Court on Foilay offered a novel plea claiming guilt under provocation. The judge noted the phrasing and asked for clarification as to the provocation and influence. The defense suggested that a plea of guilty under the influence might have been more suitable.
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Foilay
Weir
Art IP Meeting at State Arts Wall Faces Scheduling Trouble
The group known as AML Shine faces disruptions at the State Arts Wall event on Saturday as plans to trim attendance and reduce invasions meet resistance. Community members delay decisions while parliament contemplates changes and public notice seeks broader input before proceeding.
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Powe
Car’s Narrow Escape Amid Stormy Afternoon
A car driven by Mr. St W Blovehiwore narrowly avoided destruction during a Saturday storm in Lily Park. The wind toppled a parked mine cart as Mr Teechmare-wax baked nearby, causing a scare before the vehicle steadied and only minor damage occurred.
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St W
Ring of Jazz at the Amexanday Theatre
A review praises Ring of Jaxx for its troubled yet striking conception and execution. It highlights John Bolvs performative singing and Jeanie Fang’s crooning numbers with songs like Song of the Dawn Monterey and Rogamuffin Romeo. The critic notes a bold, new stage picture that demands full appreciation tonight and tomorrow night.
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Thorn
John Bolvhs
Wonderful Escape After Hut Incident Near Hotel
A man tamed Prask McNamara escaped serious harm on Saturday when a hut at Clu Mopee Hotel sheltering from a storm blew away and toppled. He chased debris, then stepped onto a road and narrowly avoided a motor lorry as a crowd watched the dramatic moment unfold with a remarkable, near-miraculous escape. The lorry driver applied brakes promptly and avoided a collision.
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Prask McNamara
Clu Mopee
Geranitet
Suma
Apie Lators
Gil
Local Wheat Price Today Report
Today’s wheat price reports indicate a market update for buyers and traders. The fragment notes a price figure per bushel but lacks complete details on quantity, grade, or sourcing.
Destructive Fires Destroy Wheat Crops Across Districts
Reports of major blazes hit farms at Uriprohe Wallombi and Walmer on Thursday and Friday. Hundreds of acres of standing wheat were burned, with losses to bindings and stacks and damage to household property. Fire brigades and water tankers battled the flames, flags of the Henalong Bush Fire Brigade praised for preventing wider spread. Damage estimated at substantial sums with no clear cause established.
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Uriprohe
Thurmluy
Wallombi
le Marle
Walmar
Loa
Walmer
Mamex
Bowls Match Possible Postponement and Austin Cup Draw
Bowls may delay the Narromine match to Friday if a flexing Psy causes disruption. The second bond of the Kiteh Cup could be played instead. Players should be ready for either engagement and will be notified tomorrow. The Austin Cup first round draw lists Ziehke v Truman and many other pairings with various names and venues.
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Psy
Xharp
Ziehke
Truman
Butho
Wiatts Prenton
O'Brien
Ryan
Gideon
F. A. Jones
Smiths
Adlinkton
Newtendart R
Browns Fulton
Kitch
Lord of
Weather Outlook For State With Rain And Thunder
A cloudy sultry forecast describes unsettled conditions with periods of rain and thunder spreading across the state. Heavy falls possible with strong isolated gusts. Southeast to north winds. coast may see unusually squally weather. Temperature around 78 degrees.
Moratorium Provisions in Bill for Mortgage Powers
The Moratorium BI, to be debated in the Legislative Assembly tomorrow, limits mortgagee rights to call up principal and interest after default. It permits mortgage seizure only after a year or more of default or breach and allows courts to intervene. Mortgagees may seek orders to compel property incurrence after three months in certain tied covenants.
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Cought
Commonwealth Loan Drive Buoys Town Despite Shortfall
Commonwealth loan scheme seeks £23,000,000 from the Federal Government market. Officials say subscription progress is strong and the town will close today with most funds already pledged. Official figures show £20,894,000 subscribed and £? million still to raise.
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Bys Monn
Belog
Inee
Lpe
Adelaide Speech Sparks Government Repatriation Hint
In a Monday meeting in Adelaide, a speaker urged the crowd to endure self inflicted hardships and implied the government would readily repatriate them, signaling a possible stance on future deportation or relocation policy.
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Adelaide
Unemployed Protest Demands Sweeping Labour Reforms
At a Melbourne conference yesterday activists mobilised unemployed workers. Proposals included ending police use against strikers, immediate release of all workers held in custody, and measures to prevent evictions ensuring rent payments are kept.
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Ner
Monnay
Pune
Melbourne
Struck by Lightning In Storm Hits Poultry Yard
During a thunderstorm at St. Marys yesterday Leslie Frederick Poult, 36, was struck by lightning while at work in his poultry yard. At Horixby a goods train was struck and caught fire, causing little damage overall.
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St. Mary's
Leslie Frederick Poult
Horixby
Dharine
Underworld Clash Ends in Shooting at Wesfern
Seven shots rang out during a Wesfern underworld clash last night. A man identified as William Lengubiye was found with a head wound near Merlout Wild Howe. He refused to talk to police. two women, whose husbands are in gaol, are said to be involved.
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Peers Oval
Wesfern
William Lengubiye
Howe
Not Sinful to Bet Says Archbishop Speech
A Sydney report from Monday quotes Archbishop Kelly at the Hospice for Dying saying betting is not sinful if people hide the money to Apure. the sin lies in not affording the wager.
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Aydney
Hospice For
Kelly
Bradman Critics Wrong Eye as Mani
The Australian team manager We Le Kelly says critics misjudge Bradman and that two others sought invitations. He notes 26 breaches between Bradman and other team members and defends team unity amid the controversy.
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Bradman
Wrong Eye
Mani
le Kelly
Manger
Tod Syuksi
Body found in Sydney harbour believed to be Norman Sutcliffe
The body of a man about 46 years old was recovered from Sydney Harbour yesterday. It appeared to have been in the water for roughly a week, and is believed to be Norman Sutcliffe.
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Sydney
Mornay
Norman Sutcliffe
Sydney Harebour
At Homebush market steady with large yarding
The table market at Homebush was unchanged with 2040 head yarded. Bulls sold from £7 to £14, cows £8 to £12, best heifers to JR/-, quality to 92, medium to BO, inferior 81. Sheep totals 56,000 with wethers 8 to 14s and ewes 0 to 46s, few chor sheep 4d to 1s.
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Homebush
Bydney
Morlay
Prices in Sydney Produce Market Report Monday
Sydney produce prices quoted today include Tasmanian potatoes from 8 shillings to 10 shillings, Clarence River 6 shillings, butters at 1 shilling 0 pence, cheese 1 penny to Tad, oats 1 shilling 8 pence to 4 shillings, rye meal 3 pence to 4 pence, wheaten 2 shillings to 4 shillings 6 pence, oaten 2 shillings 6 pence to 4 shillings 8 pence, lucerne 4 shillings to 6 shillings 6 pence, hay 4 shillings 8 pence to ?, rye 2 shillings 6 pence to 6 shillings, wheat 2 shillings to 2 shillings 8 pence.
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Sydney
Clarence River
Honey Ltd
Melbourne man charged with assault on girl under sixteen
Reginald Barber aged 40 a motor mechanic faced Melbourne City Court on Monday remanded on a charge of criminally assaulting a girl under the age of sixteen. The report notes no application for bail was made.
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Melbourne
Reginald Barber
Upper House Abolition Debate Before Pall Court
The Pall Court opened with the Chief Justice Sir Phillip Btreat and Justices Fergurson, James, Owen, and Lang Innes De hearing the injunction case over the Upper House abolition. Evatt KC represented the Ministry arguing that a referendum may be necessary.
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Howse
Pall Court
Phillip Btreat
Fergurson
James
Owen
Lang Innes de. Evatt
K.C
Personal Pon Mr W Johnson Hospital and Birthday Notices
Mr W Johnson remains in medical care at home after a hospital stay on Thursday. Archdeacon Dubes of the West Kausen Church in Aoraymon notes a birthday, while Mr M McLeod nears 70 miles past a milestone. Mr d Croming and wife plan a seaside recovery period as he nears discharge.
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Dubes
Aoraymon
Lenin
W.llington
Bassett
Josving
Maunganui
Pany
M. McLeod
Wyming Baths
1930 Follies Booking Promises Low Admission
The Wellington Musical Society at the Al Theatre plans the 1930 Follies with low admission prices 3/8 and 2/2 and free booking at Mr Murphy's. The show promises special fighting elements a colour dimmaing and a line of acts including High Hats Gibby and Charley's Aunt as part of a varied program. The society aims to reach all sections of the community with an affordable, well produced event.
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Wallington
Eaonth
Bata
Wellington Mirsal and Math Society
Wellington
Everent
Down
Charley
Thieves Break Into Wales Mole at Newt
Thieves broke into the Wales Mole at Newt and stole money value about 2300. Jewelry and clothing were damaged as furniture was smashed in the theft.
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Wales
Newt
Tie
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