Thanks from Mrs Gleeson and Family in bereavement notice
Mrs T Gleeson and family express sincere thanks to Stuart Town and district friends especially Ma and Mrs Hanrahan Mr and Mrs A Glawnon Mr and Mrs T Brown and Mrs Pope for their kindness in their bereavement. A 10 days sale of winter dresses and coats advertised by Mrs F Mattwood runs June 5 to June 14 with half price for cash. J P Clements pounds keeper notes a 25 reward for information leading to conviction of a serious or person dropping bait at Connerty's Crom In Mitchell's Creek Wellington Pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Gleeson
Stuart Town
Hanrahan
A. Glawnon
T. Brown
Pope
Wnyonn
Connerty's
Mitchell's Creek
W. Connerty
R.W
F. Mattwood
Trust and public reserves action in Wellington NSW
Notices detail probate for Thomas Gleeson in New South Wales and a special resolution to mortgage Public Reserve allotment 18 section 7 to Australis Ltd. Wellington trustees seek Lands Minister consent for mortgage of Site for Ambulance Station, with meetings dated 21 May 1980 and notices to claimants. Also a Wellington Rifle Club meeting and a lost leather handbag reward notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Thomas
Gleeson
Stuart Town
New South Wales
Grintel Lodone Albruly
Thergin
Pe Kelly
Proctor
Wellington
Hia
Maurice J. Melirath
Hunter Street
Welington
Trustees of Public Reserve
Hersby
The
Australis Ltd
Sunde
Maugham Street
County of Wellington
J. Hawkes
B. Cameron
Seety. Union Bar
Wellington Rifle Club
Bank of New South Wales
Naveau
Tax Burden and Unemployment Levy Debate
A columnist argues the tax system overburdens the nation and calls for reform or fairer operation. The piece notes the unemployment tax and possible increases to fund postwar rebuilding, urges targeting taxes on those able to pay, and condemns illegal gambling shops while acknowledging their persistence.
Local Wheat Price Quoted Today
The total price of wheat today is quoted at 5 11.
Unsettled Weather With Heavy Falls North Districts
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions with heavy rainfall in northern districts and possible weekly flood risk in the Northeast. Winds shift from northeast to southeast, freshening on the coast. Temperature today logged at 81 degrees.
Local Jottings and Town Notes From Orange and Wellington
Preparations for a West Orange hospital with leading state physicians. Reports on finances, unemployment measures, soup kitchen, tram workers hours, Dewar Cup race results, unemployment fund, hospital dances, rain prospects, stamps, memorials, and local incidents including a fatal plane crash and rifle club meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paling
Oringe
F.C. Wall's
Orange
Ukij
Mussolini
Italy
N.3.w. Coursing
Dewar
Great Babylon
Odie Onavourite
Pord Pickwick
Citiains
Huthwent
St Wall's
Miner
J. W
G. A. Wilton
Forbes F. and
S. Association
Forestry Department
Yurame Forest
Dubbd Counell
Thorby
Wellington
Monarch Picture Co
Amy Johnson
F.C. Wall
Postal Department
Captain Sturt
Wallington
W. F Bare
Went Tatworth
Wellington Rifle Club
New South Wales
Secretary Report From Five
An active secretary report outlines recent actions and committee notes from five members. It records motions, votes, and upcoming tasks while noting attendance and brief remarks by the secretary. The item summarizes administrative details for internal governance.
Singed fragments reveal civic funds and cultural notes
The item records finances for the Sacred Heart Infante School and Kindergarten opening with amounts in hand 755 pounds plus 125 pounds 710 pounds and 170 pounds weekly envelope total 1758 pounds Sunday collection 420 percent total debt 4548 pounds fees 195R 2580 pounds additional collections Hibernian Society 2 shillings 2 pence W C Drounan 1 shilling 1 penny Con Beldy 0 pounds
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Infante School
Wellington Police Strike Back At Burglary Wave
Wellington faces a surge in burglaries as multiple incidents occur across the town and surrounding areas. Police claim greater activity is needed to deter theft while the upcoming annual poultry and pigeon show raises warnings about entry security. Miss Lake remains in charge of the Aborigines Mission with Mr and Mrs White assisting as mission committee, continuing religious duties and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Yel Jong
W. Johnson
Mr. Devime
Simpson Bbert
A. Kitch
Maxwell Street
Wellington Poultry Breeders Win Big at Narromine Show
Wellington Poultry breeders excel across western shows ending with Narromine last week. Prizes include championships in White Leghorn and Rhode Island Red classes, with E A Hull J A Preston and A I Sutton earning top awards for cock, hen, pullet, and finisher categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ken A. le Sutton
E. A. Hull
Will
Rhode Island
J. A. Preston
J. A. Preston Fiet
E. A. Hill
Sutton
Red Cross Stall Raises £30 at Wellington Branch
The Wellington Branch of the Red Cross Society held a Produce and Jumble Stall on Saturday last that raised £30. The committee thanks all who donated money, produce and clothing. The funds are kept in reserve to assist ex-soldiers and dependents in distress. Winners of three chocolate boxes are Miss Pauling Blixsnd and Mr. P Collier Ind. they should call at Dr Wade's residence to claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Red Cross Society
Emulhaing
Lucknow Pups Gold Mining No. 1 Shaft Progress
The manager reports No 1 shaft 12Htt level with a free gold vein cut by SW crosscut opened for live tests. Vein shows overhead and underfoot. Cross cut proceeds in lode formation. New battery delivered. installation underway. Steam power expected to run pump and rock drills in No 2 shafts. Estimated value of plant and mining gear about 4000 to 5000 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.W
Paling's and Radio Promises Wireless Growth in 1990
Known statewide as surveyors of math matters readers learn from Armx announcement that 1990 will be a studio year and the expansion of wireless stations will boost set ownership. The piece highlights wireless appeal and notes Old Crambes results with Golden Key hot drinks as promotional flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Thor
Itn
Pat Ing
Wellington Hospital operation noted as successful
Mr Tweedy of Wellington Wak underwent a surgical operation at Wellington Hospital this morning with the procedure reported as successful and the patient improving. George Schipe spends part of his annual leave in Wellington attached to the Tramway Department enjoying city life. Rev D A Peatt of All Saints College Bathurst officiated at St John’s Church of England in Archdeacon Barry Brown’s absence. Mr Fernon of Coonabarabran appointed to a similar post at Wellington with start date pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tweedy
Wellington
George Schipe
Tramway
D. A. Peatt
All Saints’ College
Bathurst
St. John’s Church of England
Yen
Barry Brown
Fernon
Coonabarabran
Homebush Cattle Market Steady as 2400 Graded
Market steady with 2400 cattle graded at Homebush. Best beef 40s, good quality 44s, medium 38s, inferior 6s. Bulls 8 to 20 pounds, cows 1 to 13 pounds. Sheep and lambs traded. lambs 8s to 7s 4d, ewes 0s to 18s, woolly sheep 6s to 16s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Homebush
Prices for Sydney Produce on Monday
Sydney prices quoted today include Tasmanian potatoes 7/6 to 0/8, butter 14/8, maize 6/1, oats B/ to 4/2, wheaten 5/8 to 1/6, lucerne hay B/ to B/-, bales G/ to 20, rye 2/6 to B/N, flour 4/5 to B/-.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Tasmanian
Fire destroys hotel and cottages near Coal Ingatta
A blaze at a hotel near Coal Ingatta on the Queensland border damaged two adjoining cottages and a hotel with an estimated £10,000 loss. Two Brisbane visitors were severely burned while fleeing in night attire as guests and staff escaped. A housemaid reportedly jumped from a window to the ground from a height of 28 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Coalingatta
Queensland
Miners Hold Fast on Dispute as Collieries Stay Closed
Miners at Cessnock refuse to resume work until all dispute issues are settled. Aberdare group and Aberdare Central remain shut today while South Maitland Meld associated mines restart. A further conference between Miners' Executive and owners is planned to resolve the impasse. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Oswald Bloomfield in Narromine on May ith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Cessnock
Aberdare
Aberdare’ Central
N Northern
South Maitland
Cutive
Oswald Bloomfield
Narromine
Local notices from Brisbane and Wallington district
A condensed report notes Miss Kitty Smythe of Queensland stationed in defence duties at Coonamble as a matter of train service. Mrs Ross of Spicer's Creek is unlikely to strike, with other society items including the death of Thomas Fahy at 49, and Mrs Patrick Kenehan in Sydney. Also mentioned are Mrs Frank Murphy and family returning from holiday, and Bluey Lay after appendicitis operation at Wallington Hospital showing some improvement. John Stevenson at Arthur Street remains unconscious as family gathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Kitty Smythe
Queensland
Wallington
Thin Town
Patrick Kenehas
Military Ball Expected Big Turnout Despite Rain
The annual Military Ball will be held at Empire Hall on Wednesday evening with an elaborately prepared program. The committee reports readiness and anticipates a large attendance from Wallington district and neighboring towns, despite economic hardship and inclement weather. A juvenile ball follows the next night with similar preparations for guest comfort and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Hall
Wallington
Distriet
Solo Flight Ends as Amy Johnson Abandons Sydney Run
Amy Johnson abandons plans to fly Sydney in a Dutch designed monoplane. Flight Lieutenant Ulm will pilot a British machine. A London firm laments the decision while urging Wakefield influence to keep patriotic support. Johnson expected to land at Mascot aerodrome around three on Wednesday. the stormy seas and gales disrupted nearby vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Amy Johnson
Sydney
Maccot
Ulm
National Airways
de Muxiland Ale Ceatt
Amy
Britain
Brith Aviation
London
Chaeler Wakefield
Mist Johnson
Mase Col
Brians
Munday
Amity
Queensland
Noble
George Sit
Amd Roy
Greah - Do Morpara
Mondey
Pandle Hill
Nori Woolwich
la Perouse
Obituary Ida May Wiiape Thy
Obituary notes Ida May Wiiape Thy died Saturday in Wellington at age 18 years. She had a quiet disposition and was a favorite with neighbors. She long suffered with illness and received care from her church and family. The notice records her funeral arrangements and home departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May
Howe
Cy Wellington
Orgen Recita and Musical Programme at Methodist Church
A fragmentary report describes a religious concert at a Methodist Church led by Mr Gorda Magen GCM with varied performances. It notes attendance and a diverse program featuring pieces by Joseph Barnby and others, including selections related to wartime themes and spiritual pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gm Methortist
Gorda Magen
Joseph Barnby
Amy Culley
B.C
Happy Days Anil Again Happy Days Anil Again
Fragmented text presents a whimsical song lyric about celebrating happy days. It references music, singing, and a bright atmosphere with scattered phrases. Named entities or concrete facts are minimal, making the core idea a festive, melodic chant rather than a clear reporting item.
General Rain Forecast Hits Coast With Broad Spread
A weather bulletin indicates widespread rain along the coast with a weak but steady traversing system moving southward. The meteorological office warns of general rainfall across several areas as a low pressure trough influences conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. P. Clements
Marita
Warne Street
Chandler & Hall
Bintang Orchestra
J Stephens
L. Podmore
Sees
Katella
C. Maddrell
Kimbell's
Mesdames B
D. H. Barton
Ball Secretarien
A. Blanagan
Theobald
W. Theobald
F. Barr
Maughan Street
Db, V, Rodpy
Wellington Times
Military
Ball
Wilkin Motors Ltd
M. F. Meekin’s
WSB
Timas
Fong Lee
Kimbell
Weather Forecast
Stent
Belees
Allan and Go
Melbourne
Nyer
England
Thompson’s Cafe
Swift Street
Lucknow
PUPS
Golden Key
Las
Bluey
John Stevenson
Arthur Street
Bia Hedide
Anil
Australia
Metgorcloniat
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