McLeod Re-elected President at Cobtor Council Meeting
Wobbora Shire Council elected Dr McLeod for the coming year after debate over his £40 to £60 allowance and travel costs. The meeting approved adjustments to allowances, with Whiteley and Melon elected to positions and Morley chosen deputy amid ongoing refinements to expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chame
Provident
Melon
Whiteley
Mein
Tiny
Morley
McLeod
Ata
Courtroom Holiday Reflections From Local Officials
In a holiday message to colleagues, officials including Campbell and Pennon express gratitude to police staff. They wish a prosperous new year and reflect on duties carried out, noting plans to resume work after the season. The exchange ends with mutual thanks and festive good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conoluson
Campbell
J. J. Pennon
Acaiiy
Curse of Settlement and Land Prices in New South Wales
A ministerial deputation confronts the wheat growers crisis, blaming inflated land values and rising costs for the distress in New South Wales agriculture. The piece argues land value inflation, rail freight, and taxes cripple farming while speculators, government policy, and lack of sound judgment trap small holders. It calls for concrete remedies rather than idle platitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miniter
Mr. Dunn
New South Wales
Thom
Larely
New Sunth Wi
Bern
Mcantimue
Gove
Hoveters
Dunn
Wellington Post Office Holiday Arrangements
P O Arrangements. The following arrangements will be observed at the Wellington Post Office during Xmas and New Year holidays. Xmas Day, same as Sunday, no mail dispatch or delivery. Boxing Day, December 26, open for business except money order and Savings Bank, mail close 10 am. delivery by postman. Saturday 27 open till 11 for general business except money order and Savings Bank. New Year’s Day open 10 am for business except money order and Savings Bank, mail close 10 am, delivery by postmen. Old-age pensions paid Monday 22 and Tuesday 23, pensioners urged to come early if convenient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Post
Busi
Money Order
Savings Bank
Businen
Money Order and
Local Wheat Price Report From Wellington
The price of wheat today is quoted at 1/11 per bushel as activity in Wellington proceeds. Officials note orderly conduct and goodwill, with hopes for a happy and prosperous new year for all residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
1930 Follies Impresses Wellington with Bright Cast
The Wellington Musicians and Dramatic Society staged the 1930 Follies at the Alexander Theatre. The show earned praise for lighting and ensemble effort, with standout numbers including Oh Man River and Dancing with Tears in My Eyes. Despite a crowded program and limited seating, the performance drew enthusiastic applause and a post show supper for the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naillone
Wien
Wellington
J. Elliron
Sayl
Taxk
Kari Manghy
Miss le Athwood
McDonald
Queteu
Murphy
Miss Attwood
WcDonald
Aps
School of Arts and Sahliera
Hell
Mrss Murphy
Mies N- Purcell
Ah Whitehouse
Muni
Mr. Teoddly
Iici
Tan Roddy Thongh
Casey
Numbrre
Mia Slate Bentwick
Mev
Gawal-hyv
Qasr
Ty “Darky
Areneitrin
Roddy
River
General Laughtrey
Amlinnés
Rovily
Thasn
Ivy Bleechmore
Bleechmore
de Sharplea
Sylvia Smith
Aly
Troy
Landelle —Althofer
May Harris
Peter Theo Td
Damon Fy Brown
C. Best Twisk
E. Fettell
I. Bornwscont
Lovett
Messrs
P,rine
Wy Laty
Ly Munn
N. Dames
Amunecompanist
Chartey Murphy Aketches
Miss L. Attwood
Mias 1
C. Ry Hllison
Mn D. J. McTonsid
J.A. Prnstoll
School of Arts and Soldices Club
Musical Society
F. Brownhill
Boviety
New Year Reflections Stir Public Foresight
Citizens ponder upcoming year as communal plans and forecasts emerge. Officials cite local projects and anticipated events, while residents express optimism and concern about changes, budgets, and schedules shaping the transition into the new calendar.
Special Dresses and Hats at Gatest Styles
Watch this space for specials in Gatest Styles and Shades for the new season. Mrs F M Attwood presents hats and frocks as a specialist in fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Attwood
Meeting of Landholders Seeks Half Rate Cut in Shires
A Wellington District meeting at the School of Arts Hall drew over 40 landholders to press for a 50 percent cut in rates across Macquarie and neighboring shires. Speakers argued unimproved land values and road taxes hurt farmers, and urged local committees to campaign for immediate relief and to back nearby shires with deputations to secure the reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
School of Arts Hall
Boxrde
Macquarie
E. L. Killen
Grasierys’ Association
Grazie’ Association
Cowra
Association
Counscil
A. E. Fuller
Me. A. White
Arthurville
Agricultural Bureau
Mr. Maddwell
Major Murphy
Mr. Cutor
B. Veach
White
Oan
Fuller
Widerpong
Vench
L. Verch
Uni
H.C. B. Barton
Mitvers
B. Weech
G. HL. Bowhay
Maddrell
Cater
N. H. Smith
Nonle Mioualy
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Wobbora Shire
Worley
Burney
Buowser
Cor
Eason
W. F. Dunn
P.O
Wionard Pictures
Shenter
Lewis Stone
Belle Bennett
MGM
Fox Film
4 Devils
Mance of
Ten Munn
Bill
Hogy
Wettig
Hain Fey
Namber
Mit
George Carle
Lady Carlyon
Thelma Lovett
Ron Lstrymple
McDonald's
Roy
Tom
Tater
Wollineien
Gad
Poly
Mess Dal
Xmas
the Golden Key
Meeting OF Landholders
Messry I. C. Re
Barton
C. Campbell
D. W. Barton
Emch Shire
Yroval
Walse
Nuringerie
Wongarbon
Geurie
May
Vale
Ballimore
Muronbung
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