This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 28 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented message expresses gratitude for wreaths and letters sent by friends in England. It mentions Mrs Paton and Mrs Uae and acknowledges sympathy sent during a recent sorrow, with hope for the return of Brute and Bertie from an unspecified absence.
A garbled note from SETURY expresses gratitude to MEPSAS DANIEL and CHARLER KEREKT of Gollan for tendering thanks to friends and to those who shared support during a sorrowful event. The message thanks various helpers and notes appreciation for patience and sympathy shown.
A chaotic eclectic notice page describes a red concert and ball to aid Galle Meld, with events at Gollan on Priituy and a variety of local happenings. It notes a gymkhana style wheel event, police case mentions, church services, and a railway stoppage, all interwoven with names, places, and dates.
A troubled assembly at Dawoon s Mall plans to form a four trotlay group and set terms for a new agreement. The Orange Thaber Company, Ltd reports capital of 610,000 shares while locals offer orders and discuss hiring measures and wages. Police seek women last seen near Wellington with a bay tool from a carriage. investigations continue.
The Municipal Band plans a benefit singing act at 6 oclock Saturday near Western Borders and Federal Court. Sunday afternoon the band performs a program at 2:30 in a Bushman Wall hall under Colonel Boyd, with pieces including Love Song and The King. St John Church of England hosts services and a Memorial meditation for soldiers. Ar rangements indicate a Winter Social and Juvenile event planned for mid June.
A young married woman stands trial at Markos Policy Court for alleged murder related to accusations about poisoning. The government analysis indicates the quantity involved and the case centers on alleged actions by the accused and alleged accomplices amid a disputed set of events.
A federal public service arbitrator decided a wage dispute, ruling a weekly basic wage of 0106. The decision, while binding, left open the possibility of hearing future claims if justified. Government and private employers diverged in stance on wage obligations.
The St Vincent de Paul Society will hold its annual gift event at the Convent Grounds on Wednesday afternoon. A charitable program will be held with a social tea to follow. The society relies on winter clothing donations and sewing circles to aid Wellington and district residents in need.
Public auction to sell the late H J Radnedge estate at Molong on Wednesday June including 1280 acres of iron ore land and 27 acres of lucerne with about 4200 acres of land for cultivation. Auctioneers Taylor and Weston Ltd announce sale details and urge interested buyers to contact the auctioneer for Cullur particulars.
Sale notices list various properties to be offered at public sale on Saturday June 11. Items include a large dwelling and outbuildings on a city street, a cottage with adjacent plots, and a block with a front to a named avenue, all tied to property owners and location in Montofioren and nearby areas.
Large audience attends a kitchen tea for Miss Niche Hiatt ahead of her marriage to Str. SL Dunkley. The event features a social, musical program with violin, piano, and vocal numbers, a fashion quizzing segment, and gifts from guests. The entertainment includes a dramatic jungle tale performance by The Lane City company, concluding with thanks from Mr Thoms and Mrs Dunkley.
The Macquarie shire W patriating Commission announces new education aid for soldiers children. Eligible dependents include ages 13 to 16 living with pension, with grants up to 96 pounds annually and various allowances for younger children or those in training. Applications forms have been received and will be issued with fuller details forthcoming.
Listing outlines a furniture sale by A. E Botton and partners on Tuesday at Swift End and nearby streets. It promises a large quantity of household goods in good condition, with emphasis on sale timing, location, and the selling parties.
An early note lists first women named to honorary board roles in Magin Walok, including Mrs Beldyet and Mary Laby among others, with involvement from nearby towns. It describes community support for hospital needs through monthly donations to aid the Wynlong district hospital and related relief efforts.
The chyvolute serveois plan a return for Katina and Dei as the Wihstring Minpitads prepare a large score. One wheel will operate at HotMores Fara while another runs at Munghan and Lemur Atrmatay. The program features selections and a drumset Poulley piece. The event aims to break records and crown the best wheel in a gold pin trophy for the top earning entry.
The report covers Dubbo and Wellington figures linked to the sale of agents, drought impacts, and plans to bolster Dubbo as a central railway town. It notes local figures Mr Raw and Mr Mow pushing the Wellington district’s development and forecasts a midway from Torr to Molong with renewed regional activity.
Fragmentary OCR notes show May Bainfall and Sint 120 point figures alongside a year, Wellington registration totals since January and figures like 48 43. The text mentions a 120 point total and ongoing registration counts for Wellington starting January, but lacks coherent context or full details.
A motor car collided with a horse on Tumuday near a crossing. James Thompson of Maryvale drove slowly when the horse bolted. Arthur Holmes, riding another horse, was injured when the cart wheel failed to turn. The horse died from its injuries and was shot by Constable Wivkyn at the scene. Thompson was cleared of responsibility.
Wellington Bedoroes announces a relief event at School Hall on Wednesday afternoon at three to distribute aid to soldiers and families. The meeting aims to raise funds and continue support throughout the year with local volunteers assisting in distribution and planning activities at the hall.
An explosion at a railway pumping station injured several men including Young Gamparan. A length of piping burst and struck him on the hand while workers nearby dealt with water. He received treatment for shock and slight facial injury, with no internal injuries reported.
A local appeal notes charitable donations for the 16 Haters Memorial in Wellington. Mr BE McLeod urges prominent backers to support the memorial, indicating substantial contributions and ongoing fundraising plans. Aimed at ensuring broad community support, the effort seeks timely subscriptions to complete funding.
The pantomime Old Mother Hubbard is touring with cast led by Henry McWay and a company that includes Will Maynor, Arthur Meredith, Magee Lay, Ron Krean, Bunty Rhye, Beusie Utting and others. The show features lively dancing, chorus, and colorful tableaux directed by Max Baacy and staged by Horace Yownye. First visit since a prior tour, the production plays Tamworth Newcastle Armidgto and Batharat to eager audiences.
The afternoon wires report a volatile mix of international and Australian news. Major items include political tensions over labor policy, economic debate on tariffs, and an alert on unrest in Oklahoma where clashes between whites and Black residents left many dead.
The Feil team will meet Badangors at Badangore this Saturday with selected players including Buck N Willawk Grevighte Jack Whyr Walt QO W Why three quarters V Waygh Cox Bol 2 Ono Jennings Bale Goninas DL Why Lon Fahy B Brand Emergencies A Fashell J Buliman and Fed eral botal. The Alt Bracka selection from L Knowles Stith TE Smith McKay Mhompnem Moblnson AL Rabimou J Ring Fs Minti Cavanagh Greve Ki ek Dray M Coupland will be notified before Saturday.
Mosaic fragment record notes a March era clash with Hive J G Onereth leading the mast under form Sviky. Open fight against all comers signals a bold first stance at Fest Ofes-2, with Adirem Opp. Fest as the organizing backdrop.
The article notes a wedding planned for Wellington with the bride the daughter of St and Mew Cube Baile, Wellington, and Mr Hesryark, and mentions Rev Ho ine An mell kaen in Wellington. It also reports a commission appointment for the Australian Army Medea Service and a directorate term start in July.
The upcoming tournament opens Saturday with many leading players from NAW and other teams. Organizers report strong entries across singles doubles and mixed events as the schedule lists many named players and clubs. Local venues, deadlines, and matchups are outlined as the committee finalizes the event plan.
Cet Seenplatte chronicled escalating conflicts and societal strain in the region as authorities confront growing weed problems and governance challenges. Report highlights local tensions, economic impact, and community responses amid ongoing security concerns.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.