Furnished Rooms Wanted and Public Hall Tender Calls
Mixed advertisement notes request for two furnished rooms with kitchen use and a public hall erection tender. Also mentions annual balls and dances, dressmaking classes starting June, and admission prices for Gentlemen Ladies and Basket. Includes names like W. Boyd Western Freezing, C. Miller, Th. Whitoles, Payne, and Mrs Reidy Hobden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Boyd
Western Freezing Wi
T Reidy
Hobden
Mon
Cobbora Shire Council Tenders for Erection of Bridge
Cobbora Shire Council invites tenders for bridge erection on the Dubbo Wunedoo Road. Labourers and teamsters with horses and gear are required along with handy men. Wages at award rates. Tenders and specifications may be viewed at the Shire Engineer’s office Council Chambers and at the Main Road Board Sydney Castlereagh Street. Further tender conditions available from the Shire Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Chambers
Cobbora
Sandy Creek
Dubbo Wunedoo
Mein Road
Thi
Ob Bhire
Gearle
Rosdn Board
Castlereagh Street
Sydney
Bereavement thanks from Wellington mourners
In our recent bereavement we return thanks to Mr and Mrs George Taylor of Gobolion Street Wellington for the many kind friends who sent wreaths, candles and telegrams and all expressions of sympathy on our sad loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aymthy
W. Naycock
George Taylor
Gobolion Streat
Wellington
Wiah
Wilking
Connelly
Walter Oakes
Knowlee
Bodanjors
Abel Wilkins
Orange
Hee Won
Menara
George
W. Willock
Jnr
Maspital
Daceell Wall
Alt
Mex
F.C. Wall
Mra W. Brown
George Wilkins
Maine Street
Gus. Trudgett
Mra Fn Smith
Comobi
Thanks for the late Jobn Rich family
The family of the late Jobn Rich extends sincere thanks and appreciation to the many friends for floral tributes and expressions of sympathy. Special thanks go to Dr K G Wade for his kindness and unremitting care during illness.
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Jobn
KG. Wade
For Sale Grain Seed Wheat and Tournament Entry Notice
For sale graded seed wheat including soft and hard Federations Gresley and Rymer on Glen Mitchell Dodangora A McConochie Wellington L Kc Tennis club All players entered for the tournament were asked to be on the town courts at sharp o'clock Saturday for an early start B Dent Mon Sec
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Gresley and Rymer
Glen Mitchell
Dodangora
A. McConochie
Wellington
Lkc Tennis Cu
Wee
B. Dent
Mon
Wellington Notes From The Old Town Harvest And Happenings
Scribbled miscellany from Wellington news including council talk on kerbing and water mains, a missing person inquiry, new shop and residence construction, a boy ploughing with a Fordson, tourist prospects, local markets and auctions, a forthcoming concert for the District Hospital funds, and plans for school improvements. Volunteers and businesses named: Mrs Bond disappearance inquiry, Mayor, Mt, Messrs Crowe, Kitch, Winchcombe Carson Ltd, and J A Crean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Cornell
Golten Key
Wellington
Glaborne
Arthur Btrvets
F- Crowe
Surman Althofer
Simpson
Wellngton
Tony
Sian Bray
Nanima
Pon
Kimbell
Parents Ad Citizens” Association
Kiteh
Ed Peeth
J. M. Whiteley
Maryvale
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
J. A. Crean
Swift Street
Kitch
Wellington Stock Sales Offer of Cattle and Sheep
Mr Geo Paul offers 300 head of prime cattle at the Commercial sale yards next Sunday and yard 1500 prime store sheep in lots to suit purchasers. The sale promises quality forward wethers and presents a strong opportunity for buyers seeking good store stock.
Boy Almost Hurts as Horse Collides With Car
Stan ly aged about fourteen years had an exciting near miss in Warne Street on Monday evening. He had ridden a horse to the butcher’s shop for home bread and as he prepared to mount again the horse bolted, colliding with a car pulling up at the shop. The lad fell onto the roadway, slight injuries to the face and hips, but he remained unhurt overall. The horse bolted away, the car’s windscreen broken, and the occupants escaped serious harm.
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Stanley
Warne Streat
Kimbell
Buker
Stu
WoMster Furniture Sale At Grand Hotel
An advertisement announces a sale of the Grand Hotel furniture and effects by auction on the 16th and 18th of June. Powell’s leave expires around the 8th, and the entire contents will be cleared under the hammer. Full particulars will be advertised in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geurie
Clannem
Royal Hall
Southwell
James Nangle
Mr. Ace
Powell
Yeoval land sale by auction at railway station
Yeoval announces a Saturday June 19 auction at 4 pm for five blocks of land near Yeoval railway station. Auctioneer Mr Jan Fi Miller notes the sale is on behalf of Mr McCormack with about 30 buyers expected to bid on varied residential lots in the growing centre.
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Jan
Miller
Yeoval
McCormack
Athin
Ard of June Observed with Public Holiday
Public notice states the King’s Birthday holiday will be observed next Monday with town banks closed all day. The Times will publish as usual on Monday afternoon. Post and telegraph offices open from 9am, money order and savings banks closed all day, mail delivery ends by 6pm and closes at 10pm.
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Times
Dita Hlam
Road making plant draws Wellington aldermen
A road making plant demonstration near Western Stores corner attracted local attention, with Wellington aldermen present. The Cobburn Shire plant weighs 12 tons, digs the road with adjustable teeth, and uses Waratah Motor Spirit Power Kerosene and Neptune oil for lubrication.
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Wellington
Cobburn
Rollet
Waratah
Neptune
Encroaching On Footpaths In Arthur Street At Warne
In Arthur Street between Osborne and Warne Streets the roadway is poor due to wet weather and drivers are treating the asphalt footpath as a road. Locals fear continued cutting up will endanger pedestrians and may lead to license concerns for the driver involved. The council is urged to fix the road or restore residents' right of way, noting similar issues on Simpson Street.
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Arthur Street
Osborne
Warne Streets
Nome
Simpnon Street
Well Vinton
Randwiels
Mini Jebbie Preneh
Myo RK. French
Sydney
Wellington
Vic. Laurdan
Neil Larum
Gisborne Street
H. FA. Bode
Macquarie Sh Council
Munro
Macquarie Shire Flood Aid Clarified by Minister
Mr H W Thorby Bula reports a Department notice stating a £600 grant already provided to Macquarie Shire Council for flood damage repairs. A subsequent district report on non main road damages estimates £620, leading the Minister to decline further supplementary assistance beyond the initial grant.
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H.W. Thorby
Bula
Department of Local Government
Macquarie Shire
Bc bin Wey
Soldiers' Club Plans Annual Military Ball
The Soldiers' Club met in the Claly Rooms Percy Street to set dates for the annual ball. The event will be held on Wednesday July 28 with a juvenile fancy-dress dance the following night. Tickets priced at 10/6 and 7/9 for adults and 3/ for juveniles. An orchestra will be engaged and Mr F B Smith is to arrange the date.
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BL Smith
Wight
Wellington
Wall
A. T. Smith
Wallington
Counsell
Rmx
Eld
St. John's Church of England
Empire Hull
Juan
B.C
He Zichthe
Bowling Association of
Claly
Percy Street
B. Smith
Munter
Curamontes
Wellington Golf Club Melved Cup Tournament Ahead
The Wellington Golf Club prepares for the Melved Cup event on Monday a public holiday. The 18 hole stroke play format with handicaps will decide the morning round and the afternoon continuation. The winner earns a year-long hold on the trophy, with a replica also awarded. Members are urged to be on the links by 9 am for the first 18 holes before lunch.
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Wellington Golf Club
Mtr
MeLgod
The Phantom of the Opera at the Monarchs
The Phantom of the Opera film will be shown at the Monarchs on Saturday and Monday nights. The production promises lavish settings the Paris Opera House and a dramatic chandelier fall. Star cast includes Lon Chaney Mary Philbin Norman Kerry and more with Edward Sedgwick directing.
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Flm
Thowr
Wellington
Paris Opera House
Gaston Leroux
Teer
Benider
Walt
Wereendon
Lon Chiney
the Phantom
Mary Philbin
Christine
Norman Kerry
Count Raoul
Gibson Gowl
McTeague
Simon
Brite Edwards
Florine Simon
Arthur Esmund Crewe
Virginia Pearson
Cerlotta
Edward Sedgwick
Vetar
Bowls Championship Matches Played On Wet Wicket
Local bowlers faced a wet wicket as three championship matches were played in the afternoon. Bir Zichike beat Menara A. T. Smith 20 to 2H in a tight finish. W Hewitt and A E Fulton battled three quarters of the game with Hewitt pulling away to win 27 to 1. A H W Smith defeated F A Jones 25 to 20 after Jones led early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiy Wau
Loyal dog Tremel te earns postwar fame and grave tribute
The piece recalls Tremel te a brown retriever who helped war charity by collecting funds for patriotic causes and hospital care. He died on the road from old age and deserved a headstone, celebrated as more than a mere dog and a public benefactor. The article also notes prorogation of Parliament till July 5 and criticizes MPs for holiday jaunts at taxpayer expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremel
Tremele
Trourle
Australians start at Birmingham match interrupted by rain
The Australians began their innings at Birmingham against North of England but rain halted play after 11 June progress. North of England scorers include Satellite 24 not out and Holmes 14 not out. The English Derby bets reveal Derby Colorado facing strong odds. Derby’s payout would have been huge if Colorado won. Also a Sydney announcement signals industrial support for costs, possibly easing railway and ferry cuts. Dame Melba offered to sing at Parliament opening. William Tester and John Hayes jailed three years for stolen goods.
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Birmingham
North of England
Ston
Scorss
Satellite
Holmes
Aundrive
Colorado
Karl Derby
Sydney
Nis
Melba Har
Canberr
William Tester
John Hayes
Perth
W.A
Vremute
Peace talks urged between cost. and miners federations
Wires report that Cost. owners association and the Miners Federation are to meet under an independent chairman to draft peace proposals. The move marks the first real glow of hope since the coal strike began five weeks ago.
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London “Moving Post
Owners’ Association
Minere’ Federation
Airhas
Fred
Sydney
Railway Department
Katoomba
Latistone Hill
Percy G. Hordern
Petersham
East Greta
Pertoin
Andeipstad
Faxter
Dusdoms
Ernest Hewitt
People's Palace
Bio Room
Hewitt
Brisbane
Hlishearth
Rabbit skin market stays firm at Sydney fair
At yesterday's Sydney rabbit skin market sale pelts remained in keen demand and kept high prices. Other worts sold around the average, with penny twopence cheaper noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Homebush Market Sheep Yarding Uncertain As Trade Slows
At Homebush market this morning about 22 000 sheep yarding was offered though sale did not proceed as expected. Competition weakened as week progressed with 3200 cattle yards traded. Quality was stronger than usual with promising best lots, and overall sentiment remained firm despite the stalled sale.
Markets Report From Sumex Street and Alexandris Market
Prices quoted this morning cover local pats Tasmanian wools oats and hay. Items include yellow malso white oats chal wheaten oats lucerne hay and baler ranges. Then notes reference St John’s Church event at Wellington and Bedangora with times listed.
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Sumex Street
Alexandris
Tasmanian
Osten
Lucerne
Hay
Uaten
Lucerne Sraull Baler
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CADIA
Warne
Arthur Atroot
Church OF England
Bleechmore
Ponto. Lowrat
TH. Whitoles
Payne
Been
C. Miller
Burrawang
Gordon
Molton
Amaron Shire
K.P. Fleming
Tallin
Clason
Mine Southwell
Jamen Namgle
Jamen Namgle, ‘Supar
Techniess
Cazaip
Poul
J. E. McKinnon
Empire Hall
Cobbora Shire
Vv. Holman
Ule
June
Tsa
Council
Gourie
Mey
Orange Jeniors
Attom All Blacks
Our Boys
W. Pulbrook
See
W.P.L
Binjang Orchestra
B. Dent, Hun, Lee
School of Arts
Wlngin
Times Ellington the
W. Rall
Leliver
Mr. Jha
Hudson
Darey Walker
Wellington Stock Sales
Womster Furniture Sale
Yeoval Land Sale
Soldiers’ Club
Manter Houston
Curr Creek
Hoospital
Nurse Connell
Monpital
Wull I
Ponneiior
A. F. Morley
Thorby
Dubbo
Roy Best
Welington
Allen
Wek Stephens
R. Hood
Strathfield
Moss’ Hood
Douglas Gibson
Uwe Diatelet
Miurating
Gilwon
Melavhlan Macquarie Thar von
Mon. J. Hs Sherman
Bathurst
Tuieknow
Lachlan
Cowra
Frank Stephenson
Golf
Dodge
Mercury
George Fotler
Reces
Lang
Mudwell
Old Country
Peenent
England
Day
Homebush Market
Produce Markets
ST John's Church
Bedangora
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