Thanks Expressed by Nichols and Gardoll Families
Mrs Nantarrow and family extend sincere thanks to friends who sent wreaths and tokens of sympathy after the bereavement. Special gratitude goes to Monsta Brennan, Sarton, Fred Campbell, A. Doddews, Bart Jenkins for their efforts, and to Mr Don Gardoll for his help. Mr Gardoll and family also thank supporters for wreaths and sympathy after the bereavement.
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Nancarrow
Wreathe
Eardn
Monsta BR Brennan
Sarton
Fred Campbell
A. Doddews
Bart Jenkins
Nancerrow
Alto
Don Gardoll
Local Jottings and Holiday Happenings in Wellington
A Christmas season note from Wellington recounts a small musical event by HMB courtesy at Chatawood featuring six performers. It also notes residents’ holiday outings, a furniture sale, money raised for the District Hospital, and local scenes from the rail delay to river and orchard reports. The town’s daily notices mention salt orders, Salvation Army carols, and upcoming advertisement deadlines.
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T. Jordan
HMB
Orehosten
Chatawood
Harry Hughes
Spicer's Creek
Wongarbon
Hughes
Wallington Distriet
Simpson
Golden Key
A. E. Rotton
DL Rustiby
Simpaan Street
Rywate Park
Twwce
Tony
Kimbelle
A. T. Smith
Salvation Army
Carol Alngers
Warions
Xmax
Day
District Hospital
Eli
Endarby's
Pater
Sydney
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Wambool
Devine
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Bert
Andhoroye
Mrr
JE. Fowler
Montefiores
Fowler
Dubbo
Sun
Tates
Morocco Walluts
Bell River
Mina
Prince of Wales
All Blacks
New Zealand Bucks
England
Bands of
Wales
Central Western Rail Commissioner Station at Orange
The Times notes Orange as the central town in the Western railway area and reports the new railway commissioner for the western district will be stationed there. Also mentions administrative center status and local church notices.
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Rostock of
Spoudoms Teapote Lts Berviews
Thillipson
Ponto
Orange
Siupron
Wellington Post Office to consider adding a new assistant
The Postal Assistant Sir Neville Howse reports a close inquiry into appointing an additional assistant at the Wellington post office. The aim is to ensure staffing is sufficient to meet all reasonable requirements while he watches for the needs of his constituents.
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Sir Neville Howse
Wellington
Danger discs at school corners questioned by reader
A reader signing as Patent asks what the Council did with danger discs promised for street corners near two schools. He notes they were to be erected months ago and have not appeared. The Times reported the signs would be up before school resumed for children's protection.
Fire alarm at new station reports near miss in Lee Street
The first alarm at the new fire station came in around eight on Saturday night. Firemen quickly responded and the motor engine departed. A methylated spirit fire in Mr. O Keeffes store on Lee Street burned briefly but was extinguished before the firemen’s arrival. No damage occurred.
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O’keeffe
Lee Street
The Back Trail at Monarchs with Jack Hoxie
Tomorrow night the Monarchs show The Back Trail starring Jack Hoxie as a fearless stage driver who rescues a terrified girl from a perilous hillside chase. An outdoor adventure romance unfolds amid danger and hope. Also on the bill are comic entries and features Tt in the Law and The White Moth.
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The
Monarchs
Jack Hoxie
Thequins
Nester
Fatal New Year Crash on Glen Alice Road
A New Year’s Day motor accident near Glen Alice claimed life on the spot of Mr Willis, a district farmer, when his car collided with a lorry and rolled. His neck was broken and died instantly. Three other party members, including Mr Witla and a boy, were seriously injured and transported to Mylstone Hospital. Mr Willis was a long-time resident of the district, aged over 60, and owned a Mt Marsden farm.
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Glen Alice Road
Glen Alice
Kytetone
Willis
Fred Willis
Witla
Hansard
St Rylstone
Infarad
Mylstone
Doomwend
Diskriat
Mt. Marsden
Wen
Christmas Eve Crowds Flock to Wellington Shops
A festive Wellington report describes a bustling Christmas Eve with large crowds. Shops report strong toy sales and brisk trade, banks see a run for change, and streets fill with motor cars and shoppers. Police kept order as New Year prospecting began amid mild weather and early railway activity.
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Wellington
Poultry Thieves Plague Wellington Night Raids Reported
Wellington residents report night raids on poultry roosts with roosters hens and fowls stolen across the eastern side of the line. Several weeks have seen multiple incidents as residents lament high prices for fowls turkeys and ducks while the town eyes its near 21 000 000 crop value and rail line disputes with Dubbo.
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Wellington
Xmax
Fishing parties along the Macquarie River provide holiday joy
Readers recall Christmas season angling along the Old Macquarie banks with picnickers by carts and lorries. Isaac Walton followers and Wormenfolk enjoyed cod and Jewfish. one New Year Eve party boasted two young anglers, with Old Teane catching a 30 email fish. A holiday note records about 27 fine fish hooked in just over an hour, as Wellington visitors joined the fun and notes were kept.
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Macquarie
Isaac Walton Worw Humeroux
Iaarius
Old Teane
Elas
Myothen Daughters
Australia
Ximas
Parlier
Aber
Wellington
Sean Wrod Catehon
Wellington Notes on Families and Holidays in Australia
Local notices record visitors from Wellington and nearby towns enjoying Christmas holidays in Sydney and Melbourne. Updates include health, travel, and social events, with several residents returning home and others preparing for further moves or duties.
England Cricketers Fall to 198 Run Defeat in Test Match
England suffered a heavy 198 run loss as Australia dominated with a record total after two innings. Hobbs led England with 168 while Sutcliffe added 124, but Australia racked up 600 across its innings and reduced England to 29 percent in their reply.
Two Wickets Fall For One Run In Melbourne Test Match
The Melbourne morning session opened with Hobbs and Sutcliffe resuming, Hobbs out first ball, Woolley and Ratcliffe at the crease as Gregory fell early. Sutcliffe 123 not out, Hobbs 54 not out. score 234 with two wickets down in the test tour match.
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Owling
Tate
Douglan
Tyldenley
Gilligan
Woolley
Hearne
England
Hobbs
Sutcliffe
Sundries
Wero
Gregory
Kelleway
Mulley
Hurtko
A. Richardson
Melbourne
Melbouthy
Sutelite
Mailey
Nore
Ratcliffe
Diville
Tragedy in Tuggerah Crossing Crash Claims Ray and Others
A crossing accident near Tuggerah last night killed the Rev. Walter D M Bureford 45 of Wyong a trader to Tupurnhahroe burimbah and left several injured. A tram from Newssste collided with the car causing derailment and the death of Meg Mowson 41 and Arthur Dixon 1 while others were injured. Police also raided a two up school at Box Hill where one man fell ill and died minutes later. Weather good in Melbourne for test match as England’s batting lifts spirits.
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Tuggerak
Ray
Walter DM
Bureford
Wyong
Burimbah
Newssste
Hereford
Matchwood
Mevne
Decemwed
Farg
Melbourne
Haleln
Sutcliffe
England
Boxhill
Meg. Mowson
Arthur Dixon
Wares and wages mix at Homebush sale despite irregular demand
This Afternoon's Wires notes an irregular market at Homebush with sellers prevailing on strong lambs and heavy sheep demand. Cattle yarding reached about 4000 with competition irregular and generally weaker town. Produce prices list potatoes onions chaff hay and lucerne with varied local and Tasmanian rates. New railway area commissioners announced: C A Modgaon head traffic Sydney, W C Quinton North, D Reid South at Goulburn, J Williams West at Orange. Salaries fixed at £6960 for Hodgson and £1500 for others. appointments start January. Sheep sold total 2,005,? yearly decline. cattle 88,104, down 8,957.
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Homebush
Lucerne
Maine
Frany
C. A
Modgaon
Metropolitan
Sydney
W. C. Quinton
Northern
Newcastle
D. Reid
Southern
Goulburn
J. Williams
Western
Orange
Hodgson
Junaaty
Hamebush
New Variety of Wheat Grown in Australia
A sample of wheat called Bon Jeah, grown near Wellington by AL Askom of Maryvale, was shown in Abe Williamson and Co. The wheat, improved by Cambridge University experts, yielded 440 bushels from six acres sown with six bushels from England. Plentiful hay would have produced higher returns. the crop faced grasshopper damage. The grain averages 66 pounds to the bushel, tastes sweet, and is suited to Australian conditions, marking a milestone for local farmers. Wellington residents may be proud of a new wheat variety first grown in Australia by a local farmer. The Times announces a new serial, Old Hagar’s Sevres, starting next week.
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Australie
Abe Willimn and Co
AL. Askom
Maryvalé
Australia
Mr. Askom
Wateheed
Cambridge
England
Wellington
Sale Notice for Household Furniture at Simpai Street
HAB issues order from Mr. Dolph Rushby to sell household furniture at his residence Simpai Street opposite Rygate Park on Wednesday January 14. The announcement lists a full range of items and emphasizes public auction of the entire household stock.
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Abel Wilkins and Co
Hab
Dolph Rushby
Simpaai Street
Rygate Park
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