Thanks and memorial notices from Gardiner and others
Return thanks from the family of the late William Gardiner for kindness and sympathy. Also thanks from Mrs A Barker, E Dut, F Gleeson and others for condolences after bereavement. Various memorials in memory of Rita, William Hughes, Caroline Mary Farr, and others. Includes notices of lost motor plate and a social event at Dripstone School of Arts for tennis club aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gardiner
Shir
Mosdames A. Barker
E. Dut.field
F. Gleeson
Siurs
Frianda
Farr
Caroline
Mary Farr
Toving
Caton
Amy Farr
Dripstone School of Arts
Focal Tennis Club
A. E. Hughes
Wanted Lady Short Hand Typist for Bureau Office
Wanted a sharp shorthand typist for a station agent’s office. Age one?ine. One needed. Apply handwriting to P.G Boxes, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gour
P.G Boxa
Waiington
Local Jottings and Public Notices in Wellington
Local notices advertise cottage sales near Hart Street opposite the Baptist Church and urge interest in Burrendong dam. Reports note low local interest, rail and car service events, and June rainfall totals in Wellington. Other items cover Poultry Club secretary, municipal works bids, estate matters, car sales, show committee meetings, Stan Bray sales, and a US navy fleet voyage to New Zealand and Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musurs Mcintosh
Sonn
Wellington
Macquarie Valley
Amart
Dave Vass
Smart Sulte
E. &. Walb
Eith
Rex. L. Tanking
Burrendong
Ns.w. Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
Public Works Committee
Meusre M. Meekin
H. Moore
Wi Locksley
Apsley
Vaughan
Bpiest's Creek
Meekin
Sydney
P. A
M. Roctory
Melapein
Stan Bray
Ascot Ponies
Lonton
Pradexma
Lang
Wallington
Australia
New Zealand
Death of D Cadwallader noted by milling firm chief
Masera McLeod flour mill drew inquiries as flags half mast marked the passing of D Cadwallader of Chatewood and director of Mungo Scott Ltd He was known as a good cook and housemaid helper sought for local hospital and other notices mention cribbage tournament results and a hospital wood fuel aid program with misread text about Mitty vehicles and suit orders from A T Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masera McLeod's
Tuesdy
D. Cadwallader
Chatewood
Mungo Scott, Ltd
Rose
School of Art
Dyball
J. Hiton
Meredith
C. Woswell
A. T. Smith
Cottage Property Auction Notice on Swift Street
Mr Geo Patl has received instructions from Mr Fr Wedob to carry a public auction on the ground on Saturday next at 2 10 p m the fine brick cottage situated in Swift Street opposite Baptist Church. Enquiries and tape Uon may be arranged through the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Patl
Fr. Wedob
Earoy
Swift Street
Baptist Church
Thinia
Very
Furniture Sale At A E Rotten Mart On Saturday
Advertises a sale on Saturday next July 4 at 8 pm to dispose of Mrs L Musgrave’s goods. Includes a pony sulky and hat as items for sale. Emphasizes valuable but plain articles offered to bidders and urges customers not to miss the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Rotten
Mart
L. Musgrave
Scouts Dance at Empire Hall Nets Modest Attendance
A scout dance in Empire Hall last night drew a smaller crowd than expected. The Binjang orchestra provided fine music, a late supper was served at 11 pm, and dancing continued until the early hours, with attendees enjoying the event despite the turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Hall
Fie
Hoy Scouts
Nue
Binjang Orchestra
Wheat Silos Expanded Under Minister Dunn Plan
The Cabinet backed Minister Dunn's proposal to increase Staty wheat capacity. The expansion adds about four million bushels, costing just under £400,000. Currently 61 country stations share this capacity, and the Sydney terminal also holds 6,500,000 bushels of storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
At In
Dunn
Sydney
Wellington Cavalry Club Rally to Revive Coursing
A meeting is set for Wednesday evening on the 7th in the Mantepat Council Chambers to form a Wellington coursing club. Enthusiasts expect strong turnout, noting local dogs and growing interest as centers like Orange Mudgee Parkes and Bathurst have established clubs. The Mayor will provide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Wall
Wellington
Mantepat
Orange
Mudgee
Parkes
Bathurst
Wallington
Time to Cut Lucerne Says Queensland Farmer
A Queensland farmer with lucerne experience advises cutting when about half the crop is in flower. Watch the bottom stalk. when under leaves yellow and new shoots appear from the base, cut. Let pasture green again before grazing, and allow at least three weeks before turning stock back onto paddocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
W. O'Mara
World population forecast by temperature and rainfall
Professor Griffith Taylor spoke at Sydney University under the Extension Board on Past and Prose Spread of White Population Through the World. He predicted distribution by climate with Europe around 100 million, North America about 700 million, South America near 100 million, and Africa and Australia about 70 million, noting limited white settlement in the lost part of Asia China and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith Taylor
Kgl- Juen Centre
Sydney University Extension Board
Dalay
Europe
North America
South America
South Africa
Australia
China
Japan
Vital statistics for Wallington Clutelet quarter 1025
The following extract reports the quarter ending 30 June 1025 with 79 births, 36 male and 25 female deaths, including 16 male and 9 female deaths, and one recorded marriage.
Withdrawn Auction Sale of Nowrea and Yareigal Properties
Owing to family reasons the sale of Nowrea and Yareigal properties to be offered next Saturday by Londedgun Wall and Kelly has been withdrawn for the present. The properties will be offered again later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowrea
Yareigal
Londedgun, Wall and Kelly
Inter
Wattle Dance Aims to Draw Wide Attendance in Wellington
The annual Wattle Dance in aid of the Wellington Government will be held Wednesday night next the 8th. It is expected to attract large crowds from all parts of the district with both funeral and social appeal. Tickets are selling fast and a big juvenile dance is planned. Jazz caps and a valuable trophy for the winning number add to the event’s appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missee L. Stimson
C. Potts
BR Baldy
Wellington
Digger Dick Viking and Brushing Gwydir Campaign Echoes
In Wellington the Digger Dick Viking fades from a near win as Lou Cunningham beats him for Cwydir Federal seat under ST rules. Nala and Prog fear Bruce and Page’s chances, urging Digger’s auctioneer to join the race, but he declines. A future campaign, framed with orange blossom, hints at a matrimonial reelection for Mike Thomax of Vaudun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Viking
Wuldior
Wellington
Vale
Wammerawa
Lou Cunningham
Cwydir Federal
Nala
Prog
Bruce
Page
Digger
Gwydir
Mike ‘Thomax
Vaudun
Daily Guardian
Gold Heels and Glamour at Tonight's Fox Screen Show
A busy program features the William Fox version of Gold Heels and the Henry Blossom play Chockers Tonight. Remorse wins a £19,000 purse with Campbell riding. Richard Dix stars in Manhattan with a comedy trio. White Ma is also listed for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norrow
William Fox
Henry Blusom
Checkers Campbell
Tosnight
Richard Dix
Manhattan
Gazette
Utc
Molong Express Critiques The Times Over Mail Route Talk
The Molong Express notes Western towns discuss restoring the Coonamble mail via an offroute path and argues Wellington should not be blamed. It asserts the Times supports a daily mail train on the new Jinni railway, while denying ties to petitions from towns further west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molong
the Times
Wellington
Molong “Express
Weribe
Fimes” ix
Jinni
The Car Owner Warns on Insurance and Risk
An article argues motor car owners should insure despite safe driving, noting varied accident causes and the need for affordable premiums. Abel Wiking of Wellington promotes Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co, Ltd, stressing that insurance backs broader risk and protects both car owners and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttur
Nott
Abel Wiking
Wellington
Loval Mganta
Mercantile Mulust Ineurancu. Co, Ltd
Baptist Church Service To Be Led By Rev F G Dursley
The surviving Baptists church service will be conducted by Rev F G Dursley on Sunday night with the subject The Difficulties which prevent many from joining the Church. Congregational singing and a solo by Mrs Bamford are planned. All seats are free and hymn books are provided. Visitors are warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 4. Dursley
Bamford
Baptist Church
NSW Local Government Act Sets Adult Franchise Plan
The government moves to implement adult franchise for municipal elections outside Sydney. Cabinet instructs preparation of a bill to amend the Local Government Act, to be submitted to Parliament soon for the coming region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uf Uir Labat
New South Wales
Sydney
Temachite
Lora
Church of England social draws strong Welington turnout
The winter series social at the Church of England hall drew a good Wellington crowd despite a poor night. The Kinjang Orchestra provided fine music while Mr PL Arnwl carried out duties. After supper a dance continued past midnight, and patrons look forward to future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welington
Sappre
Dante van Reptaning
Wellington Names New Post Master in Town News
Mr. McLeod of Pyrmont is appointed postmaster at Wellington and will arrive soon. He will not assume duties until midweek due to halting arrangements. Mr. O Regan serves as acting postmaster in Wellington, admired for efficiency. Local residents extend a warm welcome to Mr. McLeod as he moves to his new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Pyrmont
Wellington
Halidare
O' Tegan
Mantha
Finley
Riverina
of Regan
Wallituaan
McLaod
All Morris
Ostrich farming debate near Gummin Station district
In Gulurrambone district residents gathered to hear plans for ostrich farming as a wind raising method beyond wand and wheat browing. A large crowd balked at feather plucking while recalling historic attempts in Gilwanden and Billara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulurrambone
Moris Curia
Sansdorun
Gilwanden
Billara
Marling
Grucer
Personal Pars Inmate and Notables Mention Dubbo Hospital
Details from Burrending and Dubbo include Mr Goninon an inmate at Dubbo Hospital progressing well. Mrs Morley remains in hospital, Mr Lang unpaid visit due to official business in Sydney, Mr Morgan injured in a railway accident, Miss Metts holidaying in Wellington, and engagements announced for Gordon Wilkins and Margery Thomas. Edmund Frith dies at Dubbo Hospital. he was long known as proprietor of the Geeldon Hotel in Dubbo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goninon
Burrendung
Clatelet
Texpital
Morley
Histriet Monpital
Lang
Dubbo
Sydney
Mr. Morgan
Stuart Town
Mieste Metts
Eaducationn Department
Wellington
Gordon
Dick) Wilkins
Mire
Ay Wilkins
Waterington
Margery Thomas
Edmund John Matthew Frith
Wongarion
Bubba
Decwnsvd
Havin
Geeldonjal Hotel
Tulbrayar Street
Burrendong Dam Plan Sent to Public Works Committee
Ash reavit of the deputation representing the Macquarie Valley Water Conservation and Irrigation League wilted before the Minister for Agriculture Mr Dunn in Dubbo yesterday. Dunn stated the Burrendong Dam proposal would be submitted to the Public Works Committee for approval at the next session of Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Macquarie Valley Water Conservation and Irrigation League
W. F. Dunn
Dubbo
Visit of Labor Party to Burrendong Site
New Labor Government members arrived in Wellington and toured the Burrendong site for a proposed demi-measure. Attendees included W F Dunn J Cann S Alle Clark Ay Wilkin and Mrs F Coates LC. They were entertained at a civic reception in the Solrow Club in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor
Wellington
Burrendong
W. F. Dunn
Agriculture
J. 4
Canil
8Th George
S. Alle
Eastern Suburbs
Clark
Wilkin
Legislative Council
F. Coates
M. LC
Solrow Club
Messie Nicholson and Tripp Visit Australia for Wau reaction
Messie Nicholson and Tripp, New Zealand woadgrowers, visit Australia regarding the Wau reaction. Det detectives in Wellington will bring Noel Lyon before the court on a deportation charge. Lyon will have strong defense as per his attorney. Farmers defrauded state funds face fines for improper wheat dealings amid government revenue concerns. Police break up child burglar gang. seizures of mint property made. A man shot at a horse with a revolver and was arrested. Edward John Marm, deaf mute, sentenced to five years for indecent assault on a boy. Premier cites state revenue shortfall for the recent financial year, disputing claims of a plan of half-ventilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messie Nicholson
Tripp
New Zealand
Australia
Echame
Wellington
Noel Lyon
Chau Nul
Bruce
Amorean
Mandy
Edward John Marm
Tura
Treasury
George Fuller
Lang
Wires and Markets Mixed With Crimes and Fires
Weather wires report unsettled skies with rain and winds east to northeast while markets show mixed buoyancy in wheat and cattle. A murder case continues at Central Criminal Court as crowds gather. Also notes on sheep show, a fatal house fire in Brisbane, and two unsafe home visits in Gouge Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duck Ayer
Central Criminal Court
Avon
Australia
New Zealand
Lo Dent
Shy
Brisbane
Bho
Thivvis
Gouge Street
Sydney
Sutton Porest Company
Lang and Widows Pension Plan Sparks Political Turmoil
In a turbulent political note, Lang faces pressure over widow pensions and a possible lottery. The Labor Government weighs costs, surplus concerns, and railway promises while critics blame fiscal strain on senior ministers and party infighting.
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Ross
Rita
le Hughes
Wiliam Hughes
Fartan
Mane
Wendormh
Tul
Motor Cele
Findey
C.J. Shakespeare
Chile House
Warne Bieut
G. H. Brade
Georie Carnival
G. Morley
Sec
Wellington District Hospital
Cook
Municipality OF Wellington
Lacs
W.A. Miller
Ceunellenatbien
Sallingwony
Nsw
Mme. L. Crausaz
St. Austell
Thornton-at
Oddfellows' Hall
Dodge
Abel Wilkins & CO
Wellington “Times
Lucerne
Coomamble
Baptiat Church
Church OF England Social
Burrendong Dam
Prom
Ian Staten
Nati Lista
George
Horn
Wall 19
Alek
Politiekt Cateher
Gurest
Fabs
Temain
Old Fogies
Han
Labs
For & Vine
Langato
Dane
Thorby
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