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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 24, 1934
Page
3
BUMMPR offers sowing tips for gladiolus bulblets and flower seeds in boxes away from direct sun. Expect winter flowering with a “Winter Set” including Suydaam Iceland Poppy Sweet Peas Double Stocks Pa Iphin bulblets about pen size, plus planting instructions for home gardeners.
The document outlines proposed expenditures from the General Fund and related rates. It specifies capital values of ratable land, the rates to be levied, and expected revenue across Town Improvement and Water Supply Local Areas, with figures for available funds and minimum charges.
A New Year’s Eve dance titled Mappy New Year Dance will be held in the burial city venue. The event features the Thenhal Orchestra with proceeds for the Hospital and Ambulance. Admission for gentlemen is 1 shilling and sixpence. individuals named M. Martin and A. Chandler are listed as organizers or attendees.
A large box of chocolates donated to the Ambulance by Mr. B. G. Kimbell was disposed Sunday night with Mrs. H. A. Taylor named as the lucky winner. The ambulance committee thanks Mr. Kimbell for his generous gift and keen interest in welfare matters. The box distoted or resulted in £13 being handed over to the Ambulance.
On Wednesday at 2 pm Cadell and Co will conduct the sale of the ditty herd and plant of Mr Scat Kerumi at Rosedale near Dubbo. About a mile from the Dubbo post office the sale includes 10 dairy cows 10 heifers 4 dry cows and a complete plant. Two bulls to be sold one aged four years that won a prize at the Sydney show in 1818.
The Timex extends holiday wishes to readers and advertisers, hoping Christmas 1934 brings joyous reunions and new friendships. It expresses Christian remembrance and foresees a year of greater prosperity and goodwill for all, urging communal effort in the new year.
The Wellington Cycle Club held weekend races with a 10 mile seniors event on the Dubbo road. Daley beat E Jones, both riders from centre St. Ryn, with a swift 2119.10 time. Junior Tour mile saw Smith win ahead of J Rourke and R Ryan, Cameron posting fastest time of 9.50.
Mr Marty Willock of the Federal Hotel donated a handsome cup for the senior weekly point score races. The trophy was won at the bath yesterday, drawing much interest from the swimmers as the season progresses.
One of the best trophies seen in Wellington for some time is a large silver tows bowl presented by Mr. M. Mcfood. The trophy, crafted by a silversmith, is a standout work of art. It is on display in Mr. Kinbeil's refreshment room drawing attention from visitors.
The Hospital Amendment Act requires re election of hospital boards before February 28. It sets government nominees and elected members, with minimums and percentages varying by board size. It hints Wellington’s quota may reach twelve.
The article notes the need for government regulation of end control of the ert umione bill, citing last year's art unions where only 36 percent of receipts went to intended charities and the rest absorbed by expenses. It also mentions holiday travel, local attractions, and various regional plans.
The ten Times will not be issued on Tuesday December 27 or Monday December 31 due to industry award compliance. The note clarifies holiday scheduling and publication timing for upcoming issues.
During the festive period the Wellington District Hospital receives many presents and Christmas cheer for patients. A committee has organized a dinner and a large rocking event to be dispensed soon.
A horse pulling a sulky was struck by a motor lorry near Maxwell Street railway gates. The mare suffered a broken leg and the police were notified. Constable Murphy shot the horse to end its suffering. On Friday afternoon last, a...</s>
The Wellington District Band under conductor Mr Knight performs live music for charity and public benefit. A special Christmas night recital at Cameron Park Rotunda will feature several appropriate pieces for large Summar crowds, inviting all to hear the band on Christmas night.
Sensible gifts abound at Western Stores and Edglers Ltd with a wide range of furnishings. Items include Palmstands Tabourettes Satin Cushions silk shades Electric lamps hearth rugs bridge chairs tables and more. Visit the extensive furniture department to see the selection before purchasing.
The Bounce, a famous wall known as The Bounce, died after illness while housed with Mr. N. J. Smith of Glenwood. Bred in 1915, he won the Albion Cup and raced in Queensland and New South Wales. Smith’s Poi Bounce is a progeny by the defunct sire.
The Town Club maps a festive night tennis programme for the footive season with Gala parties on Boxing Night and New Year Eve, mixed doubles tournament entries limited to 18 pairs, and regular afters. Fred Perry is noted as defeated by Jock Crawford at White City Courts, with Crawford winning 6/0 9/4.
The Australian Journal January issue highlights Esther Paterson’s cover brightness and features works by Willingh Mulfiord Catherine Shepherd Kenneth T. Mender son Nook Crane Bernard Cronin Vanen Palmer Rex Grayson Milli cent Rowntree Arthur W. Uphold and others. A thrilling three part mystery serial by Hichard Reverse opens alongside Briton content on fashions endnotes recipes knitting and children’s sections.
A Wellington council meeting Friday night discussed recognizing Mr R B Emanuel late headmaster of Wellington Inter-Madiba High who served three years in town. The Mayor Ald Whiteny and others praised his work including Spec Day and hospital board service. A committee was formed to arrange the recognition and a subscription list opened with attendees contributing.
A friendly gathering at the Wellington branch of Western Stores and Edgleyn Lad on Thursday afternoon honored Mr and Mrs M Cameron. Mr Snelling chaired as Mr Stalker presented a whisky game and cocktail glasses with a Stuart service, on behalf of staff and management.
Mrs Gur Cantril of Geunie remains a patient at Nites private hospital with her infant. Mr Stutont plans to be home for the Festive season with his wife. Mr and Mrs Mend of Coon spend the holidays in Wellington. Mr W Kelly formerly of Rodan now away. Mr Frank Metormaich, new resident of Partwruatts, employed at Fordman Rubber works, plans to spend Christmas with his people in Wellington. Mrs Lee Barber of Geople gave birth to a son at Nope Meare private hospital. Word reached Wallington of the death of Mrs Edith Reyna wife of Mr George Seymour formerly of Wellington now of Bp my. Funeral arrangements to follow. Mr and Mrs Seymour long associated with the Great Convent Hotel and later managed the Cli Howie Seta. Mrs Seymour noted for charitable nature. Survived by a grown family of sons and three daughters.
Holiday guide highlights events across Wellington district. Boxing Day boxing day races at Boxingay and Garryowen racetrack draw crowds, New Year’s sports day, swimming baths open daily, bowling and cricket games, cave visits, river drives, and public courts available for all. Local venues Cameron Park Paver River and B River grounds featured for outings.
FragmentaryOCR notes indicate a discussion over the health of the manning director Mr Stiffe. A participant named Me Btalker proposed the measure and prompted a partial response. The passage reflects a small town meeting tone with limited readable context.
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