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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
5
In Memoriam MICHEL In loving memory of my dear husband who passed away June 2nd 1041. Wellington mixed grocery opening notice and social notices from Katelle Woolshed event details. Includes jumble sale, tennis equipment ad, orange silver band visit, and government land notice with dates and locations.
LLOYDS and DALGETY & CO LTD announce stock sale dates at Parkes on Saturday 18 January Forbes on Saturday 25 June Condobolin in conjunction with Wheatley sale on Saturday 2 July Terms issued to approved buyers. Forward stock details to selling agents or Mr H C Moulier Condobolin for the Condobolin Sale.
The Shire of Macquarie announces a registration period for employers in Wellington Stuart Town Burrendong and surrounding areas in anticipation of a Commonwealth grant for unemployment relief. Forms are available at the Shire Office and Post Office.
An auction sale notice describes a sale of Dan V. Roddy's estate in Mane with misread vendor names and items including furniture and stands. The readable fragments mention chairs, tables, and possibly new condition terms, but the text is severely garbled and difficult to parse.
Local notes cover Lloyds advertising estwelal tora stock sales at Parker Forbes and Condobalin with Dalgety Ltd and W H Wheatley, plus entries invited. Wellington Ambulance euchre party and dance at Farnham Friday night June 19, juvenile night Saturday. prizes and music promised. Courtney Women’s Association jumble sale and poultry cakes at Miss Myles Charune’s studios Saturday. Wellington Public School resumes after midwinter break. convent works planned. Genual rifle shoot and a major sernis tournament announced with golf action on that date.
Amid disruption at Warne, a broken pump halts gond work, delaying a mixed business sale at Arthur and Gishrme Streets near the Depot. Election day prevents planned auctions, while a church ball and charity events proceed with tickets selling well.
A forwarded letter to Me Wow Dunn MLA from the Chief Secretary references a request by Mr W Smith of Rodangora. It discusses removing the police station from the centre and notes further advice will follow on the matter.
Members of the Wellington Poultry Club have received an attractive cup for their annual exhibition set for June 17 and 18. The cup, donated by Mr. Metcore, will be awarded to the best entry by a Wellington Club member. Two cap prizes were discussed at the Poultry Club meeting to boost interest among members.
A week long publicity event will run from Tuesday to Saturday featuring Mr George Edwardy and Miss Nell Stirling of EPC presenting a new vaudeville act in the Western Storey and Gdgleye window. Amplified performances aim to attract passersby, with organizers Western Storms and Exgley’s Ltd in association with Lustre Hosiery Ltd, a known hosiery and lingerie maker.
Wellington Public Tennis Championship builds to largest weekend event yet with organizer Tate Ting reporting record entrant numbers across men open singles, doubles, handicap divisions and ladies events. The meet runs Saturday through Monday, aiming to showcase the biggest and best Wellington tournament yet amid hopeful weather.
Wellington faced Gilgandra in a rifle shooting display with teams of 12 mainly from the Wellington camp. The weather stayed mild and calm for the event with 31 mph winds noted and a narrow win margin of four points for Gilgandra. A working bee is planned for the range next weekend to prepare targets ahead of the King’s Birthday event.
The Federal Labor selection for Dubbo, Harry O'Sinen, will address electors at the Western Stores Corner tonight. This will be his first Wellington address as part of a broader campaign itinerary featuring local party figures Ellis Thorby Gibbs Whiteley and others.
The wedding of Mr Lew Munn and Miss Mary Margaret Pearson took place at St Patrick's Church with Rev Gummer as celebrant. Attendees, attire, and bridal party described. reception at the Golden Key followed by a honeymoon to Sydney and the South Coast. A later toxin evening fundraiser is planned at Katetla Woolshed on Saturday night, June 20.
Fragmentary OCR reads a string of personal names including Brownbill Giusson Mice Rouse Thomax Ruth Muir Mina Jo Jones Mia Blatchford Mines Trounce Bramer Stine Bitock Tre Eamapbells Miance Graves Goninan Soult Herring and Three Erni Davie wm.
The report notes temporarily fine and mild conditions in the north while other areas remain unsettled with showers and thunderstorms. Later the system moves, becoming more general with increasing winds and a fall in temperature.
The past week-end hosted a 18 Mole Stroke Handicap with V Hill posting nett 65 for victory as 14 players competed. H C Lawl and B R Powell tied for second with 67 nett, while A Hervey and FW Day won an If Hole Par Handicap at 1 up. Key players R Black W Hill R Bleechmore and W Medfarm head to Narromine and Dubbo for Wesburn District events.
The final of the Austin Cup featured intense play with Bathe among top performers. Players showed strong form as Gal xcares registered 18 and Bathe 17 while Fryke starred for Huth, earning high praise for the winners.
Town notices describe community figures like Mr Davidvon as plantiedo manager and Mr Tatden taking a role at Wallington factory. A fire brigade parade and boxing exhibition draw residents, with ambulance services highlighted by Mr Davies and Hon J S Son visiting from Ceonamble, while local socials praise efforts of the To Wellington Dramatic Society and Society members toward civic work.
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