Yeoval Edge Wellington In Ted Lay Spark
Yeoval beat Wellington 13 points to B in a hard fought game on Sunday with standout drives from Sid Duwson and Gil Hickey. Mon the Montefiiores impressed against the Stag Lager holders with strong back play and Lay scoring a notable try.
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Teoval
Ellen Eal
Cowey
Voth
Aden
Yeoval
Reas
Eemson
Wellington
Matchett
Smith
Leach
Rotton
Gil Hickey
Duwson
Tae
Piaser
Une
Syd. Dowton
Jack Cudden
Les Matchett
Dubbo
Montefiores
Ted
Lay
D. White
Scase
Vee
Dubbn
Disgraceful football at Cootamandra match ends early
A Sunday friendly at Cootamundra soured as Young Witwass coach Kingston led his team off the field 16 minutes before full time amid a riot of referee confusion. Injuries mounted. Kingston, Demgeay, and Coote players blamed poor officiating. A formal inquiry is planned.
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Lanow'ndra
Temora
Wellington
Sunny
Mat
Alon Og
Canowindra
Cootamundra
Young
Kingston
Fied
Albert
Cootamunira
Grenfell
Cowre
Connegtion
Young Witwass
Alberts
Demgeay
Coote
Cota
Tt In
Gold and oil promise from a late explorer
The passage recalls James Uren’s belief in gold and oil prospects despite his failures. He predicted a surface oil patch and a bright future, with a diamond drill and capital required to prove the theory. Albert Jones, Jerry Dick, and Bodangora figures appear as connections in the prospect narrative.
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James Uren
Alber
Jones
Sydney
Albert Jones
Jery Dick
Bodangora
Bible Society meeting highlights global scripture distribution
A Methodist led Bible Society meeting, presided by Rev. J. G. Cowled, praises the society’s work and reports 12,000,000 copies distributed in one year across Anglican, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Lutheran churches and Brethren groups. Braille scripture is noted, with a coin donation aiding further Braille work. A report shows £20075 raised by generous donors.
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G. Cowed
B. *Rie
Kiey
Church of England
Goureh of Christ and
Brethren
Wis Penn
South Crast
de Bralle
Ani
Mir. White
Wellington
Theo
Trent
Munday
Methodist
Longhurst
J. Bunter
Barton Cup Awarded At St Patrick's School
Allen Lay of St Patrick's School won the Barton Cup at the Welton Amateur Swimming Club area in January. The medal, a gold inscribed memento, was presented by the club after a history of the event dating back to 1971. The Rev Dr Gummer and Mr J Murray attended as the St Patrick's pupils celebrated a first win for the school with runner up finishes by convent boys in prior years.
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St. Patrick's School
Supl
Allen Lay
Papi
St. Patrick's
Welton Amateur Swimming Club
Gummer
J. Murray
Schoo
Aller
Theaker
Cnnile
Wellington
St. Patrick’s
Boy Scouts
Allen Tay
Allen
Owellcheven
Bebeol of Arteste Announces Monthly Meeting Time
The CWA will hold its monthly meeting at 2.80 ppm on Saturday next. The agenda will include important business and decisions, with key items to be dealt with by members.
Obituary of Mr Michel in Wellington Railway Refreshment Rooms
Sincere regret was expressed as Mr Michel, 42, who served the Wellington railway refreshment rooms, died after four weeks in hospital. He was beloved for his genial disposition and help to townspeople, with family in Sydney and Melbourne. Funeral at St John’s Church, with bowling club members forming a large guard of honour.
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Michel Bat
Pital
Manezel
Mieke
Wellner
Tate
Michel
Sydney
Fiside
Melbourne
St. John's
England
Orion
Wellington
Cavat
Teeswem
E. Brahrask
Meser J
Thampon
Death of Mrs Lena Daley at Wel irgive Hospital
The death occurred at Welirgive Hospital on Tuesday of Mrs Lena Daley wife of William Daley aged 30. She leaves a husband and three daughters and a son. The funeral was held at the Church of England por Wellington Cemetery with Rev E Kenok at the graveside. Arrangements were made by Mr C Shakespeare.
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Plae
Welirgive
Lena Daley
Wilam Daley
Jon
Wellington
Martini
Rev
E. Kenok
C. d. Shakespeare
Death of Wellington man James Sydney McCarthy at 28
James Sydney McCarthy aged 28 died at Wellington Hospital after a short illness following a severe operation. A resident of the town, he left a wife and young child. His brother came from Grenfell for the funeral in Wellington Cemetery with Rev J Hunter officiating. Arrangements were by C J Shakespeare.
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Weington Hospital
James Sydney McCarthy
Grenfell
Bant'st
Wellington Cemetery
J. Hunter
C. J. Shakespeare
Wheat Poll Roll Announced for Primary Production Act
Hon W F Dunn announces wheat growers meeting strict eligibility for post poll enrolment under the Marketing of Primary Produce Act 1927 1931. Preliminary district lists shown at centres from June 1931. objections and claims by June 5 1981 and forms changed to reflect new act heading.
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Iar For Agriculture
W. F Dunn
Mla
St. Dunn
Dunn
Polic
Brxve
Boresu
Department of Agicuture
Sydney
Wellington
Bodangora
Montefiores
Dripstone
Goolma
Stuart Town
Yeoval
Arthurill
Cure Creek
Obley
Baldry
Cumnock
Infant Evans Dies at Farnham at Three Days
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Evan of Farnham died yesterday at age three days. The remains were laid to rest in the Church of England section of Wellington Cemetery, with Rev. E Bradbrook officiating at the graveside. Messrs J Thompson and Son carried out the funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan
Farnham
Wellington
E. Bradrook
Messra J. Thompsn and Son
Opening of fourth annual NSW Music Conference inspires
The Musical Association of New South Wales held its fourth annual conference at Paling's concert hall with city and country teachers, nuns, and guests. Lady Game urged mothers to cultivate music in children for home happiness as talks and recitals delighted attendees. A “At Fame” tribute to Peter Dawson and Mark Venmbourg drew applause, and Victor Talking Machine records of Father Moreno’s compositions sung by Sisters of St Joseph were showcased. Paling's offered records for sale and provided lavish arrangements for visitors, highlighting the association’s role in the musical community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paling
Thareday
Game
Sisters
St. Joseph
North Sydney
Marathon Court Case Ends With Four Thousand Five Pound Verdict
After a six day hearing Charles Victor Paddison claimed 15000 from Englinh Scotts and Awrafian Bank for forged signatures on cheques. The jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff for 4000 4 5 though a stay of proceedings was granted on Maxwell KC for the bank. The case is described as one of the longest before a New South Wales Court and the verdict astonished observers.
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Charles Victor
Paddison
Englinh, Scotts and Awrafian Bank
Hank
IV. Maxwell, KC
New South Wales
Cave
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