Regan Family Thanks For Sympathy
Mr and Mrs C E Regan and family express gratitude to friends for wreaths telegrams cards and expressions of sympathy after their heavy loss. Also memory note for Arthur Regan son and brother who died January 1920 at Tremors Beth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Regan
Wreatha
Telegraam
Carda
A. Holmes
Ponto
1 Merck
Uxwood
Ronda
C. Fe
de, McGrigor
Bas
Artur
Beth
Local Jottings and Civic Happenings in Wellington
Advertisers must transmit changes by 10 am on Friday for the next week’s space. New Year's events quiet. two car-related items at court. Wellington’s tennis week affected by Yeov and Burton injuries. Yeovas joins Wellington team. Yeoval resident J Wee suffered a major loss, fire destroyed stacks and hair, £400 insured? no insurance on certain items. Overland car events highlighted at New Year. various races and placings cited. A. T. Smith available for valves. Prompt payers receive rebate from council. Park gardeners engaged. ornamental trees brighten days. Spoutleas teapots stocked. Weather week felt springlike. some crops uncertain. cool nights welcomed. Wheat haulage disrupted by Sunday storm. bathes construction advancing for a swim carnival on Anniversary Day. road and footpath repairs urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiiamas
Wellington
Simpson
Mins Yeu
DB. Burton
Yeovas
J. Weewins
Yeoval
Golden Key
Henrith
NBW
Overland
Italy
Vaushall Ro
Grernard
Vauxhall
Traia
DFP
Itwla
Alvie
Guuir
A. Tmith
Counfl
Morocco
Wellington Wheat Prosperity and Local Transit Changes
A Wellington district report details wheat crop value and market notes from Sydney papers, plus local transport changes and holiday forecasts. It notes Dubbo reports on wheat value and Wellington’s crop outlook, with a shift in passenger and mail train times affecting residents.
Parsonage Storm Disrupts Wellington Clergymen
Sunday’s heavy storm disrupted Wellington clergymen from Raya Ford Presbyt erian Dunking Baptist and Taylor Methodist as high water blocked creeks and causeways. Dunkley’s car stalled while crossing a flooded stretch and both Royal Ford and Taylor could not cross rocks to reach home for evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Wellington
Raya Ford
Presbyteria
Dunking
Taylor
Dunkley
Royal Ford
Assault on a Train Passenger At Orange Court
A married man was charged at Orange Children's Court with assaulting a 16 year old girl on a Mumbai to Orange train. He pleaded guilty and was fined £10. A separate item notes district boys applying to join the Australian Navy, with a boy from Bodrinyorn applying and receiving a reply, while comments on navy recruitment and youth programmes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Children's Court
Mumbai
Orange
Barton
Carringe
Roderick Abernethy
Abernethy
Bodrmgorn Bay
Commonwealth
Business Changes Hands on Tupeday in Crip Stone
On Tupeday Mr. V. Quain of Crip Stone took over the established business of Mr. and Mrs Lockhart on Maughan Street as they retire after many years. The new proprietor is known in the district and aims to uphold the high standard, offering only the best fruits and maintaining Abid customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Quain
Cripstone
Lockhart
Maughan Street
Quin
Timor- Towle
Quain
Cost of Living In December Shows Price Increases
December food prices rose 1 percent from November with grains and staples up though flour tea coffee eggs and potatoes were cheaper. Wool prices climbed 48 percent from July 1974 while other foods and groceries rose 6 percent overall and the combined index was 14 percent higher. Compared to December 1821 levels the month was almost the same for food and groceries, with the total index 7 percent cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utter
Gracerien
Mont
Honor Your Promises on Cameron Park Memorial Donations
Residents urged to complete payments for a memorial stone in Cameron Park. Notices request immediate donations from those who have not paid, with proceeds to be held by treasurer Mr Blackwell or jointly by Tarlan, Monary McLeod, and J J Truman. The aim is a debt-free unveiling.
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Stat- Mery
Ciatelet
Blackwell Union Bank
M. McLeod
J. H. Truman
Jumorial Way
Cameron Park
Roxidente
Tyre
Tremmuryr
Mr. Blackwell
Union Bank
Tarlan
Monary M. McLeod
J. J. Truman
School of Arts Meeting at Institution Room
A Monday night School of Arts meeting at the Institution room had good committee attendance. The treasurer’s report was read and various accounts were prepared for payment. Funds were available. Members decided to place a notice urging subscribers to care for the banks or replacements may be required. The meeting approved motions for the next gathering. Buy your toys at 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyusu
Overland to Adelaide by car and a fatal Cumnock accident
A young man named Watson was killed in a road accident near Cumnock while returning from town. He was married with two children and had lived with his family for about eighteen months. Also noted are two local items: a large sheep sale announcement for Goonoo yards on January 10 featuring 2500 merino sheep and related stock from noted studs, and two travel pieces about an overland motor trip to Adelaide by Rev F J and Mrs Dunkley, plus a Methodist Church sermon series by Rev T K Taylor. Molong harvest reports highlight record yields and high road traffic to the harvest fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belek
Dubbo
Daily Telegraph
Sydney
Wellington
Dubbo Teribe
Cubstitutine
Wallington
Revidenty
Lele
Bourke
Times
Warne
Pierce Shocum
Nuillack
Chenan
Dolph Rashby
Vallae
J. Coleman
St. Vincent's Hospital
Bythurnt
Revire
O'Connell
Oupalste
Columan
Alde-Cary
J. Young
George Gakes
Cumnock
Watson
Cumnocke
Goonoo Sheef
Abel Wilkins and Co
Goonoo Yards
Bairnkino
Brewon
Millier
Weomebah
Egelabra
Deskeith
Muctlonears
F. J
Mrs. Dunkley
Adelaide
Nawroming
Cobar
Wilcannia
Broken Mill
Mra
Dunkley
Victoria
Molong
Altos
Whiley
Grogre
Caldwell
Larras Lake
HD. Chancellor
Larvay Lake
Plumcot tree described by Chas Kinbell in California
Mr Kinbell discusses a plumcot tree crop, noting a heavy yield this year and potential for improvement next year. He describes a new variety with plum color and apricot flavor, explains its growth as a cross between apricot and plum, and cites success in Wellington soil. Kinbell recalls obtaining grafted trees from Surbank, praising the plant’s fruiting clusters and vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Kinbell
Surbank
California
Chax Kinell
Trog Lake
Kimball
Wellington
It Is The Law at Masareh Pictures Tonight
Thrilling climax described as a Metro Fox special adaptation of It Is The Law from Broadway. Film centers on a law quirk that no man can be tried twice for the same crime with a thousand tense moments. Also featuring The White Moth and Spring fashion arrivals at Mim Attwood's. A Hargraves child rescue story adds local drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masareh Pictures
William Fox
Sydney
Mim
Attwood
Hargraves
A. McGrath
Neil Neal
Thorax Neal
Australian Shipping Crisis and Political Row
Wires report a brewing shipping dispute with ship owners pressured to hire workers from Communist halls while marine engineers resist. An open letter attacks Bruce over national crises. Sydney faces potential water shortages with 214 days of supply left. Rail union tensions, an earthquake scare in Coogen, and a New Guinea labor report highlight broader unrest. De Garis disappearance looms over a £160,000 to £206,000 potential claim. Victoria Barracks transfer talks and wheat elevator activity round out a volatile domestic scene. Major figures include Bruce, Colonel I Ainsworth, N S W rail unionists, and Sir Arthur Cocks.
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Herald
Bruce
Sydney
Hiip
Thire
Nowken
Rail Way Transport Association
Nb.w
Coogen
I. Ainsworth
New Guinea
de Geris
Melbourne
de Garis
de Garin
Tm Federal
N.8.w
Victoria Barracks
Getic
Yeaturday
Arthur Cocks
NBW
London
Aethuy
Moat Industries Board
Oakes
Wires Report on Produce and Prices and Local Tragedies
The afternoon wire notes produce prices with a range from 4 to 6 for local potatoes and various items priced in shillings and pence, including Tasmanian goods and oats. It reports two notable deaths, Ellen Mannix at 93 in Ireland, and Mary Helen Mole found dead in a cottage lavatory, with other local misfortunes and an accident in Jane Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tasmane
Lucerne Mall
Tasmanian
Ellen Mannix
Archbishop Mannix
Chars Junville
Ireland
Mary Helen Mole
Chatewood
Marold Swinburn
Joery
Janes Bay
Betwen
Nurmi Opens American Tour With World Record Mile
Finnish distance star Puuvo Nurmi wins the mile in four minutes 18 seconds, beating Josefe by three yards and shaving several records. Nurmi also sets multiple world marks in 3600 meters, 1500 meters, and related events, while reports mention political unrest and demonstrations linked to fascist groups and government actions abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puuvo Norm
America
Nurmi
Josefe
U.S.A
Rae
Lim
Rap
Itala Tb ‘Ori Association
Anti Finta
Cafen
GBH
Siechyw Messures
Fragmentary Notice of Government and Railway Disaster
A fragmented report mentions a ministerial appointment slated for January 8 and a Cabinet lineup with one exception. a Berlin detail references Cologne and a protoate chorus. Reuters dispatch from Port Louis Mauritius reports three killed and sixty injured in a collision between two passenger trains. survivors critically injured.
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Youlee
Pasclet
All Paselet
Opi
Berlin
Cologne
Reuter
Port la Mauritine
Alxty
Warning to Car Owner Over Footpath Parking Fines
A late 19th century court note reports car owners in trouble for parking with wheels on or near the footpath. Hubbard and Jamon Kelly plead guilty to improper stopping, fined six shillings, five and sixpence, and five shillings with fourpence. The sergeant notes cars blocking the roadway and directs drivers to stay on the right side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelies
Hieweher
Kru
Hubbard
Atoppi
Wang
Loss of Dairy Cows From Soudan Grass Feeding
Dairymen report cattle distress and deaths after turning dairy cows onto newly grown Soudan grass. Several cows perish while others recover, with only cattle fed on the Wallington flats patch hit hard. Experts advise cutting and drying the grass before feeding stock in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Wi
Stewart Matthewn
Zain
Wallngton Flats
Zala
Mean Theft Strikes During Christmas Car Trip
Mr Gus Bowe of Gladengilly, Syd:wey, recalls a Christmas drive to Lithgow where a tyre blew and the Pierce Arrow crashed at the foot of Victoria Past. Several passengers were injured, spending days in Lithgow Hospital. A Sydney relief tow found the car stripped of movable items including tyres, door handles, upholstery, and even gear box top. The incident hints at road comradeship but warns of treachery on the rough track.
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Gus Bowe
Gladengilly
Syd
Wey
Victoria
Litegow Hospital
Sydney
Dana
Wincanter
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Stuart Town
A. E. Casitel
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Mator Larry
Wellingtos
Charn
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Wilcocks Pateral
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Queensland
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Gavanagh
Yeoval and
CHARL
Goodich Selby
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Selby
Hyreby
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Charles Goodrich Belby
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Charlyn Goodrich Selby
Cavanagh and Selby
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Ofdos
Maurice W. Cavanagh
G. Selby
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Murphy
Woblington
Wellington and District
Staper Tou
Coonamble
Abel Wilkins & CO
TRE District Paper
Whiliaton Times
Haven
School OF Arts
Pena
Methodist Church
T. K. Taylor
Kiake
Communist Hall
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