Thanks to Rev Bromley and Stuart Town people
A parishioner expresses gratitude to the Rev F P Bromley and the people of Stuart Town for help and kindness during bereavement. Also mentions appreciation for Glasson and the Wellington minister Norman. Public notices include a dance and raffle events, and a public land lease notice for 83 acres in Bodungora district with inspection details at Wellington Court House.
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Wright
J. Perry
FP. Bromley
Stuart Tower
Hodengore
Furish
Bolancora
Lincoln
Crown
Wellington
Court House
Tenders for Sand Delivery at Show Grain Ground
Tenders are invited for supply and delivery of sand from Macquarie River or Mitchell's Creek up to 100 cubic yards at a price per yard. Tenders sealed and endorsed Tender for Sand close noon Saturday June 1985 to the Secretary Wellington. Samples labeled must accompany bids. Lowest bid not guaranteed acceptance. Also notice of impounding goods at Wellington May 29 1935 with sale by public auction June 12 1935 if not released.
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Macquarie River
Mitchell's Creek
Marewell_ Sitter
Wellington
R. W. Speechmore
Cobbora Shire Council Seeks Applicant For Local Govt Post
Closing June 17 for a council position requires handwriting skills in shorthand and typing. Applicants provide age, experience, marital status, and references not returned, with a three month probation. Salary £297 0s 7d, under the Returned Soldiers Employment Act. W. C. Pruden, Shire Clerk, Gaurie NSW. 28/6/35.
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Returned Soldiers
W. C. Pruden
Shine
Town Hall plans and racecourse revocation dominate week
Local news notes a new Town Hall proposal and racecourse revocation amid a town crowded for the holidays. Advocates on both sides are visible. dry weather worries residents as mast cutting and tree planting appear, with Land Board records noting Mr Geary's movements in town.
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Gail
Focal Land Board
Geary
Wellington Market Notes and Local Events Prompt Shuffle
Mr J B Smith of Yess claims a lottery win citing prior successes while King’s birthday observed and railway station anniversary marked. Aborigines fed on usual rations after unrest. sale auctions announced at Wellington and Romousek with stock prices and lots listed, including 2500 well bred mammals and 7 ewes described with prices in shillings and pence.
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J. B. Smith
Yess
Mast
Unie Lottary
Atia
Kite
Wellington Saluyeyts
Geo. Paul
Messer A. Wilkins and Co
Romouusk
Hinchcombe Carson
T. T. Trounee
Walmer
C Rich
Wellington
Wothown
Driving Without Lights Sparks Council Action In Marquarig Shire
At a Marquarig Shire council meeting held Saturday a youth injured in a collision with a cat while driving a sulky without lights prompted a decision. The case will not set a precedent due to poor visibility on a dark road. Officials warn future offenders face stiff penalties.
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Marquarig
Wayne
Painting of King Gemme unveiled by B Macquarie council
At the Shire Council meeting, the newly bought King Gemme painting was unveiled by President Dr. T. Bawards who praised the people of Wallington district as loyal royal subjects. A joint letter to His Majesty accompanied highway weed planting by the Shire and Municipal Councils congratulating him on his Silver Jubilee.
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Macquarie
King Gemme
T. Bawards
Wallington
Wees
Great Expectations Screened At May Tiv Theatre
Lovers of Charles Dickens works are invited to view the dramatic film Great Expectations at the May Tiv Theatre. The showing features strong performances by principal actors and a highly praised screen presentation. Thursday and Friday will feature The Night Mayor and Forgotten Women as star attractions, with special holiday matinees today.
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Charles Dickens
May Tiv
Womer
Heatho
A Bad Job At Warn Street Pothole Plan Scrutiny
Residents protest after aldermen approve ploughing and grading of Warn Street between Railway gates and Simpson Street. Work begins but soon holes reopen amid heavy traffic causing public nuisance and danger to pedestrians. homeowners complain of repeated repairs and delays.
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Warn Street
Simpson Steet
Unis
Poultry Breeders Triumph at Coan Umbie Show
The Wellington poultry breeders were well represented at the Coan Umbie show last week. Dug Gittion won first prize for Old English Game, cock or cockeral. Rhode Island breeders W. R. dob and others earned top honors in several classes including Leghorns and Chinese Shangshans with multiple firsts and seconds.
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Wellington
Dug Gittion
Enek
Tockerel
W. R
Stan Do
Stina Joh
Rhode Island
W.R. Toh
Football mishap endangers key player in recent match
An injury report details Blayney's leading ward Pringe Purner sustaining a leg fracture after a misfortune during a Morkley Enp game. A medical exam showed a broken word fragment in the report, with further tests on Wilem revealing ongoing trouble since a match three weeks prior. The leg will need encasing or surgery at Paris for several weeks.
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Blayney
Pringe Purner
Morkley
Orange
Wilem
Woulder
Prince
Puris
Wellington officials shuffle as town sees many changes
Local notices reveal S L B Kearns named Health and sewerage officer, Wellington Gannell taking over duties, and Macmarie Shive Connell to assist. Reports mention forensics talks, Victoria holiday event, and various regional transfers including J J Philinson, Inspector Campbell, and sergeant postings. Maryvale residents react to new developments while Miss Euith Bullievine ties local tennis circles to broader shifts in Wellington life.
Tennis Trophies At Wellington Club Tournament
Odd garbled report describes a Wellington Tennis Club event with unclear names and results. It mentions trophies and a journey by club members, but details are jumbled.
Wethers Realise 26 10 in Australian Market
The Faumers and Graziers Co operative Grain Insurance and Agency Co Ltd topped the market in Hugoin on Thursday May with merine Wethers of the third day in successive, Messers Killen bid for warded 191 duly shorn wethers from Malice Station Narrabri and these minde to 20 0, and goer aged 24 0, he in the Wightst price nd avenge this vepp Owing the fhe sry conilitions these awethurs were not ax prima te usual, but they caeried extra goed akin.
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Faumers and Graziers” Co. Operative Grain Insuraniee and Agensy Co, Ltd
Suvetssinn
Mesers Killen
Narrabri
Masque Cabaret at Mayfair Theatre Promises Novel Dance Novelty
The Musical and Dramatic Society plans a large cabaret dance at the Mayfair Theatre on Wednesday June 19. Forty tables will be booked around a six seat minimum, with adjoining tables for larger parties. Catering by Kimbell’s, special lighting, and novelty features are planned. Tickets priced to attract larger crowds.
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Mayfair ‘Theatre
Sid Drameti
Cl Murrhy's
Wiss Lovett
Chas Dixon
Mayfair Theatre
Musical and Dramatic Society
Chase Murphy
Kimboll
Dow
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Pressing Need for Air Landing Grounds to Save Rural Flights
West Australian and Southern Airlines announce plans to run services from Sydney to Narromina via Dubba and Barent once landing grounds are built. Secretary Rows urges councils to provide facilities, warning towns risk losing air service and economic benefits without modern landing strips. Discussions have occurred previously, with progress stalled by municipal apathy and uncertain sites near the Common.
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Aly
West Avn
Mai Witiy
Katoomba
Sid My
Rowe
Wallineton
Renee Wyseh
Thong
New gigantic French liner Normandie nears blue ribbon goal
The Normandie, a 79,500 ton liner under construction in France, features turbo electric drives and quiet propulsion. Officials claim potential speeds over 30 knots, with a battle for speed against Britain’s Queen Mary as the era’s fastest ocean liner looms.
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Iis
Urs
Te Tg
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Neacine Eanmle- Gon
Althaveh Tha Prenely
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Queen Macy
Sereseve
Jehethi
Yue
Yw Kha
Tyne
Normtunliv
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Batwsen
Toileain
Praten
Geemuind Gmk Ibwy
Engetid
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Init
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Wellington reserve team loses to Stunt Tawa by 20 points
Unclear report describes a Wellington reserve squad visiting Stunt Tawa and losing by 20 points in a disjointed account. Mentions Wellington players, Quinne Lite game, and twin districts in Sydney with brief references to other results. Names and places are garbled, but the outcome and rivalry are noted.
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Joon
Jecoud
Senmhil
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Siiney
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Lowi
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Penaluna Simpson Wedding at Cumnock Parish Church
The Wording ceremony took place at the Mince Presbyterian Memorial church in Cumnock, led by Rev. A J Simmer of Robart. The couple are Norah Alfreda Simpson and Aviline Penaluna, with a reception at Leary's Hall attended by about fifty guests. The newlyweds plan to settle at Highfield Curewnaeles, with the bride and bridesmaids in silk moronin and pale pink gowns.
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Newyertle
Tyne
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My. W. Simpson
Barham
England
Wellington
Mex
Brooks
Cumnock
Iss
Frances Hutcheon
Odise Molly Grief
Jean Waval
Deasanil
Bette
Aviline Simpson
Westman
Leary
Mes
H. Simpson
LW. Simpson
OM Shipman
OM Shipman Whose ‘Bli Fenyed Crope de Chine, While Mrs. J. W. Simmson
A. J. Simison
Sydney
Bo Tome
Unclear text note on letter formatting and abbreviations
Fragments discuss disinely and cannily enlarging the explanation of comments with references to TL and corremonilents. The passage remains opaque and fragmented without coherent events or identifiable subjects.
Wellington Tennis Club Tournament Highlights Yearlong Effort
Readable notes praise Wellington Public Tennis Club for a well run annual tournament. Organiser Les Ling and committee oversee entries, fixtures, and on court play with country players joining locals. Weather favorable and strong organization produced a record turnout and high sportsmanship.
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Ster.tary
Funy Eown
Weblingson
Chile
Wellington
Pune
Aaa
Uni
Olu
Lis elFort
9 BI
Sore
J.C. Knight
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Thas
Jin
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