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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 20, 1934
Page
5
Wellington residents attend a public meeting convened to assess the service rendered by Ky Emanuel. The session, announced by Mayor Whitney, calls for discussions at Cornell Chambers on Friday December 21 at 2 pm, inviting all interested parties to attend.
Christmas season promotion showcases a wide selection of gifts and novelty items. Featured are cashmere bouquets, gift soaps, clockwork toys, mechanical aeroplanes, trains, boats, cars, lorries, silk shirts, and assorted jewelry for children and adults. Special pricing marks several items with sale notes and dates.
The Whittaker family expresses heartfelt gratitude to Dr King Matron Hulbert and the people of Yeoval for the kindness and sympathy shown to them during their recent bereavement.
George Cook, a veteran Australian boxer, was beaten for the British Empire heavyweight title by holder Jack Peterse. The Australian was only defeated in the later rounds after a strong start. The crowd discussion and local meetings are noted regarding regional transport and development plans including potential airwave expansion and dam construction.
The Wellington Times will not be published on December 27 and December 31 to comply with the cat award governing the Printing Industry.
Mr. Marry Taylor arranged with Wellington ranch and Imperial League to provide dinners on Christmas Day for returning soldiers and others in need at Svenson's Court House. Noel Lickers will be available at Me H Agtelden's office on Saturday next.
The Garryowen Cup handicap trophy for Boxing Day is now on display in Mr. J. Powlett's window. It is a canteen of cutlery and attracts attention. Competition is expected to be keen as owners strive to win this fine prize.
The well known Mumbil resident Mrs. Rhesbeth Spratt wife of Elmott Spratt died at a private hospital on Tuesday afternoon after a period of heart trouble. She was 62 and survived by her husband and six sons and two daughters. The family lived at Murti and she was held in high regard by all. The service was at the Church of England with Rev. Elwin. interment followed at Wellington cemetery. Funeral arrangements were by C.J. Shakespeare and Bom.
On Tuesday morning Mr J G Solomon speaking for the legal profession conveyed festive greetings to Prime Minister Mr Pickup and Sergi Chirk. The police sent thanks for the goodwill as the last court before Christmas adjourned.
A sample of wheat received at the Wellington oils silo this week is described as exceptional quality weighing 60 lbs per bushel. Grown by Mr BV England on Wauluman Road, about 20 acres of Ford variety wheat shows district fertility with around 10 bushels per acre.
Enid Coady daughter of Mr and Mrs William Arthur Coady died Tuesday night at 1 year 5 months old after heart trouble. She was popular in Yeoval where her funeral was one of the town’s longest processions. Burial took place in the Catholic section of Yeoval cemetery with Reverend Seaton conducting graveside rites. Funeral arrangements were by C J Shakespeare and Sons.
The witness disputed calling a punch a king hit as Mr. Davidson cited. She recalled earlier exploits with a smile and described tight taps with an open hand in a mixed courtroom setting, noting Roger fought for Koons and that her left was weaker than her right which did the damage.
Longford native Mr Peter McNamee aged 92 and an old district resident died at the District Hospital on Tuesday morning after a long illness He lived at Dripstone for many years and is survived by four daughters and one son The funeral was held at St Patrick's Church with rite prayers and burial conducted by Rev Father Howard Murray Bros arranging undertakers of Narrandera
Licensing Court granted a boothicense for the Garryowell races on Boxing Day and the following day. Dubbo Council questioned as a public holiday petition altered from bank holiday to public holiday. Miscellaneous notes mention C.O.R. Plax and Pryke Bros supplies, a Curra Creek resident’s garden, onion mention in the Times, and a tunnel collapse at the water works prompting local council reflections on water supply options.
At a chamber meeting chaired by Minister Hugh Main the grain section considered the wheat standard. The agreement sets the minimum natural weight and milling quality for inclusion, with frost damaged or lower quality wheat excluded. The revised price and quality thresholds adjust to market realities and ensure consistent grading.
A young boy with weak intellect faced a damaged window charge at the Police Court. His sobbing mother begged for leniency while the Police Magistrate listened, noting the seriousness but choosing to bound over the boy rather than send him away.
A large gathering attended an Empire Hall dance to raise funds for the Wellington District Band. Despite poor weather the crowd enjoyed the evening with novelties, a Lyric Orchestra performance, and a dine programme. Supper was served and the event was praised for its successful organization and fundraising.
The Times records a memorial fund for Mrs T. McDonald after a drowning fatality at Hood on the Bell River. Alderman Rove and Deputy Mayor Hington Time led the presentation of a cheque for £92 16s 8d to Mrs McDonald, with praise from Father Howard and many locals who offered aid.
A strong storm yesterday afternoon snapped off three large branches of willow trees behind the Wellington bath at the springboard area. The damaged branches affected camping zones and risked more breakage as the trees have grown heavy in recent months, with tourists narrowly avoiding damage to tents.
A large meeting at Bockety's office in Warne rn Tuesday night considered winding up the Bokety. Rev. J Hunter chaired a heated discussion with votes by proxy objected to. The meeting adjourned for a month with plans to resume on January 10 next year.
A stream of Wellington area items describes Mrs Bird of Gotten in hospital and Mr Urquhart in Wellington District 4 receiving care. Obituaries note Thomas King of Mudgee and Wilfred Jota Pisber's death. Transfers include Maryvale and Eschol staff. Mr George Paul visits Canberra with his father, W H Paul of Bathurst. The Ironbark Frank Murray son of Mr and Mrs Murray arrives in Wellington to spend time with relatives.
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