Farewell to Wellington Town Clerk E W Williams
The Wellington Council bidding farewell to E W Williams as he leaves after over three decades as town clerk to become town clerk at Maitland. Aldermen laud his financial handling, courtesy, and service to ratepayers, presenting a shell fountain pen and thanking him for his work and future success.
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Wellington
Mayer
Williams
Malta
Ald
Devine
Jovini
Willianny
Tn Municipal Ufe
Cartwright
Wiliams
Mr. Williams
Wile
Whiteley
Mina
Alda
Morley
Ryan
Trond
Rewrit
Willama
Government Marketing Board honey pool question
A reader raises concerns about a Marketing Board in New South Wales controlling honey sales. The note claims all honey for the metropolitan area passes through a pool with advances promised, and questions whether payments for wheat or other commodities will follow the same government-led pool system.
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B. G Marvey
Wax
Producer’ Distributing Society
Nsw
Flood danger over for the present in Macquarie Basin
Flood conditions eased after Macquarie and Bell Rivers rose to 27 feet. Banks overflowed at Ball River, flooding Glenrock paddock and J. Zain's paddocks near the freezing works. Unemployed camps near Bell Bridge evacuated as water surged through. Vegetable gardens suffered in low-lying river areas. Wellington residents monitored river levels and thanked local council for support and a generous present.
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Macquarie
Bell
Ball
Glenrock
Mayor Hosts After Reception At City Hall Dinner
After a formal presentation the mayor hosted a supper in the refreshment room of Mr Tom Enderby. Alderman Whiteley and Walker paid tributes to past council days, praised the mayor’s work, and led songs including Auld Lang Syne and the National Anthem. Williams and family left for Maitland to view their new home next Wednesday.
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W. Rose
Tom Enderby
Cletka
Clark
Ald
Whiteley
Wellington
Walker
Bobby Burns
Ste. William
Hue
Cartwright
Toint
Ald. Dowd
Williame
Querton
West Maitland
E. Ball
Commission seeks similar inquiry into land settlement effects
The Gensfers' Association asks the Minister for Lands to appoint a Commission of Similar Times to inquire into grazing and rural settlement conditions in Queensland. The aim is to reduce capital costs and tariffs, ease home maintenance and water issues, and relieve burdens on landowners to boost NSW export industries. The proposal mirrors a Queensland commission to inform government policy.
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Queens
New South Wales
Queensland
Lamentations Of Sammy Beeswing Dear Tiny
The letter to Sammy Beeswing laments his absence and hints at a poet laureate figure, musing on a post gone missing and a neighborly community awaiting clues. It portrays humor, nostalgia, and a playful mystery about the poet’s whereabouts and fate.
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Tiny
Weiting
Longfellow
The Spoilers at the Alteander Theatre Tonight
The Spoilers, a Paramount Picture featuring Gary Cooper and others, plays tonight at the Alteander Theatre. Details describe a rugged tale of gold rush, casino intrigue, and peril as patrons chase a fortune through a night club, with a sensational chase and suspenseful finale promising thrills.
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Paramount Picture
Gary Cooper
Williams Boyd
Betty Compr ‘On
Kay Johnson
Alteander
Wenight
Happ' Noms
Rualtb
Rex Beach
Thoes
Montefiores Claim Brag Layer Cup In Tight Win Over Dubbo
Montefiores defeated Dubbo to lift the Brag Layer Cup, with a strong second half showing as Wellington and Wallington clubs watched. Dowton’s late try sealed the result, and president Gr Brennan received the trophy amid celebrations by the Montefiores players and supporters.
Calare Electorate Conference Aims At Unity In Federal Arena
The Calare electorate plans a conference on Saturday June 6 to unite diverse political strands. The Nationalist Party seeks strong representation, while there are calls for broader inclusion and notes of possible cooperation with the United Australian Party. The outcome could influence policy stances ahead of the federal arena.
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Oremgs
Te Nationalit
Che Smasher
Cokes
Tory
L Nintoprsson
Jon
Moses Lyons
Lathan
Vader
United Australian Party
Bush
Country Party
Atevcory Council
Unclear match results between Montefiores and Genvie with close play
A jagged report covers two games with the Red and Greens, noting a tight first half and a decisive second period. Montefores led early, the scoreline ended with a 1- draw then a late Georie surge, delivering a dramatic win for the latter.
Yeoval Defeats Wellington for Dayix Cup on home ground
The Wallington representative team journeyed to Yeoval yesterday and played the Black and Whites on their ground for the Dayix Cup. Yeoval won 13 to 8 over Wellington in a contest where Wellington backs showed weakness and Haynes failed to deliver. The first half was evenly contested, but Yeoval dominated the second, retaining the trophy as Wellington’s forwards lacked support. Wellington anticipates a rematch at Wellington, likely Sunday next.
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Wallington
Yeoval
Wellington
Reis
Ae Wucreal
Bol” Haynes
Bucks Tuell
Wellington Pack
Hhi
Reds
Montefiores Lose Two Close Games on cloudy ground
The Monteforey Club hosted two tight matches yesterday afternoon losing both by narrow margins. The first team played without captain D White and faced a tough setback. The Wellington Blues edged the Monteforay seconds in a hard fought contest as the second game unfolded with spirited but unsuccessful attempts to rally.
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Monteforey
D. White
Wellington Blues
Montafloray
Randy Wolls
Uth
Bodangore Narrowly Defeats Wellington in League Bout
Bodangore edged Wellington in a tight late finish, winning by three points to two amid a closely fought Wellington League match.
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Wellington Light Horne
Bodangore
Ponangore
Wellington
All Blacks win on show ground Bull Day clash
In a busy sport page report the All Blacks defeated Mountaineers with a points to nil victory at the show ground in connection with Bull Day. St Stan’s Collings Bathurat beat City Wallaroos 12 to 6. Country carnival in Sydney ends with City and Country clash results, while the New Zealand University Rushy team beat the Navy 17 to 1 in Sydney.
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Mountaineers
Cnnection
All Blacks
St. Stan‘slaus’ Collings
Bathurat
Senna
New Zealand University Rushy
New South Wion
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Navy
Sydney
Temn
Sydney Grammar
Orange Next Verden
Nactomine
Warren
Gilsandra
Punk Hill
Hollington
Park Om Tucelay
B. Wayne
D. McConnell
C. Ratton
J. Cudden
Dowton
Matchett
J. Masterson
J, Cowan
A. Kitch
Learmont
H.] Smith
T. Brown
L. Long
Thomas
Farewell to Mr J G Chalmers at Drill-Creek Public School
Frid ay afternoon the children and friends gathered at Drill-Creek Public School to bid farewell to Mr J G Chalmers who has been promoted to Dubbo School. Games occupied time before refreshments. Vern Gollan and Doug Simmons presented a pipe and tobacco case with a cheque on behalf of the methods. Speeches expressed gratitude for his departure and appreciation for him and his family, ending with singing.
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Drill-Creek
J. G. Chalmorn
Dubbo
Vern Gollan
Doug Simmons
Mr. Chalmers
Racing results from Werwik Frm and Vie York Park events
Racing results report from Werwik Frm shows multiple divisions with winners and odds including Darl xln and Grosvon or Wenjoy. Notable events include May S'ceplechase with Chatworl and Re- Visor, and Novice Pinte with The Mint and The Motoring. English Derby references and Walton Revita course notes appear alongside varied results and historical comment.
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Grosvon
Wenjoy
Faro
Sthea
Ma Korey
May Busno
Charalt
Divig
Commandant
Mertyaid
Chatworl
Re- Visor
Prince Atim
Queen
Crow
Hells Treigs
Kine Crow
Tam Pinch
Winnie
Borietta
Non Moun
Souton
Carla Handicop
Mayensyat
Lo, Torront
Show and Sports Ground Plan Amid Hard Times
During a difficult period the Show and Sports Ground scheme proceeds slowly. Tenders are invited for purchasing the Talavera homestead as part of funding new track works while volunteers assist future improvements. The committee aims to realize a return from the house sale to complete the ground works and a fencing round trotting track.
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Aiene
Makinpatite Berks
Genduelly
Ta'avora Homestead
J.B. Trusian
Talavera
Rome
Ashworth Wins Tight Cycle Club Race In Windy Run
In a windy morning event at Sanny, Ashworth and J Worral battled with Ryan R on Lark Ryan's brother. Ashworth clocked 39.10 despite wind, Ryan pushing hard with Fi Taylor in pursuit. The report notes possible future races as riders adapt to the new distance.
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Ashworth Wrath
Cravend J
Worrall
P- Ryan
Lark Ryan
Ryell
Fi Taylor Hows
Ashworth
J.worri Anon
F. Taylor
Ryan
M Taylor
Privan
Anbworth
J. Achwerth
Anal I Ryan
Tennis repairs and restringing offered at Wall's
A readable note reports tennis equipment work at F C Wall's on Percy Street with restringing and repairs promised. A later line mentions a disqualification and references A. F P and Omilde's Ahopeur in unclear context.
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Sydney Priece
F.C. Wall's
Percy Straet
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