Local Notes on Weather and Community Updates
Showery weather persists with 44 points of rain recorded. Mr M Meehan reports wheat crops recovering slowly as plants regain vigor. Mrs Voxinn has returned home improved after a brief hospital stay. Mr W V Guninan plans depot expansion and increased services. The district tennis club hosted a match against Fashion’s Mount, narrowly losing at the first courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Meehan
Walstonholme
Voxinn
Birdaywalln
W. V. Guninan
Glau
X Jam
Fashion
Lme
Weather disrupts weekend tennis as town mourns loss
District news reports a stormy weekend with rain hindering events and a death in town. Walter Gouman’s vestience marks a notable tennis day at the riverfront venue. residents express sympathy for Mrs Grilthlys and her family as a neighbor, Mr B Sydney, helps with sales proceeds and the community mourns.
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Mtr
Walter Gouman
Smith
Riverciow
Bydney
Wooly
Wert
Mick Pope
Ilavus
Guilithi
Wistriel
Grilhtlys
Laddig
Trevaskis
Sydney
al Trevaskis
Queensland
Norman Johnson
Marmuvie
Community notes on weather, farming, and local life
Community column reviews a week of rainfall, crop prospects, lambing, and feed shortages. It notes about 40 points of rain, grazing and fodder impacts, and mentions local gatherings, arrivals, and a tennis accident. It also reports on fox concerns, stock feeding, and upcoming events, with brief personal notices and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneir
Pally Failave
Nubuie
Maryvale- Sanity
Bourke
Blue Mountains
Edgar
Mme
John Roderts
Why Not Wellington Wicket Grants Debate in Town
A long local note questions Wellington speed for grants versus nearby towns. It cites a Mudgee Council meeting where a £40 grant was approved to cover pavilion and wicket construction, with conditions to add funds if needed. Wellington seeks similar government patronage to improve its cricket facilities and attract public support.
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Wellington
Mudgeentunicipe Council
Laval
Spooner
Welington
Ahi
Marie
Younger Set Stall at Cumnock Meeting for Boy Scout Move
A well attended meeting in Cumnock Barter's Hall endorsed forming a Troop of Boy Scouts in the town. Miegel opened with remarks on benefits of the movement and Blask elected Group President. A Catholic bazaar enchantment party and dance followed for the Younger Set with prizes in tango events and notable attendance from visitors.
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Cumnock
Barter
Pully
Ha Town
Slistith
Hc, Miegel
Mid West District
Boy Sunuis
Messrs
Charlton Wee Ga
Blask Wee
Charlton and Chater
Bleck
Mid West
Walne
Boy Scouts Association
Yn Ihetaneas
Conport
Pettiey
Savinn
League of Nations
Malina
AL. Walia
Curnmouk
Hutton
Welington
Jude
Ebadiol
Scoulers
Gudat
K. 1
Miegel
Boutnuster
Sumnoeks
Trameli
Rovers
Tony
Cudol
Toy Tha
Jocal Yark
Patran
Ri Reynold
Viem Presidenta
Moses
Chater
Pivic
Charlton
Posty
Hogan
Warne
J. Chatory
J. Wulff
Tandiens Mas
P. Hogar
Lise A. Henney
Imvidadust
Mis Hutchisin Segond
Mr. P
Magan Fosty
Bidalnson
Claude Paty
Yoovai
Inna
Mier V. McCormack
Wall
CWA Sets Meetings On Third Saturday Instead of Friday
Members of the Country Women’s Association decide to shift future meetings to the third Saturday of each month. The change aims to align with most members’ weekend availability and facilitate concurrent village visits while keeping Jimie’s focus on the movement.
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Cumnuch Country Women’s Association
Wach Ynonil
le Manth Ak
Pest
Tryore Jimie
Rmet Maze
Golf at focal links draws fourteen players
Sunday's competition at the focal golf links attracted a field of 14 players and several strong scores. Results list Wulff, Sando, Hogandz, McParlane, Pirie, Dwyer, Reynolds and others with notable handicaps and final scores across nine holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Golf Links
JK. McParlane
Vay
My Boll
N. Pirie
My Dwyer
R Pillans
Ws Hopper
Ay Reynolds
Rifle Club Handicap Shoot At 900 Yards
Curmnock Rifle Club held a 900 yards handicap shoot on Sunday May 31 1936 with using VE ammunition. Failures noted in entries and scores recorded for the competition and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curmnock Rifle Club
Scouts Challenge Leads to Yeoval Rally Meeting
Visitors from Wellington including District President AL Nzget and District Commissioner Walne attend as Yeoval scouts pledge support. Next drill meeting slated for Yeoval with rival districts urged to join. Local towns Shave Town Gulgome Mud ve and Geurie prepare events as contest heats up.
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Wellingan
AL &. Nzget
Walne
Hutton
Welllmgton
Huthuunco
Wilmot
Walue
E. Miegel- Prom Cadal
Kit Miegel
Sine
Senate
Yeova Aban
Yeoval
Tomamnick
Futlyr
Ome
Qvill
Gulgome
Headlights Replace Horns In Athens For Night Quiet
In one of the Balkans busiest cities, Athens will ban motor horns after 11 pm. Drivers may flash headlights instead. the change marks a shift in protests and city noise control. The report also surveys unrelated notices on safety and transport from Canada and Spain.
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Balkans
Athens
Flarntd Norrie
Canada
Darling Downs
RMA
Vonly
Ahiows Kwa Niles
Elsy
Nese
Pilion
Toowoomba
Brisbane
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District News
Burrendong
Comobella
Montefiores
Tin Hares
Wellinginu
Ge W. Grimehs
Afton
Mes
N. Jonas
Woah
Nokelon
Galton
Quikell
Lonaosion
Britanné
Botanite
RESIS
Ting
Waint
Cumnock Clarion
Cumnock Inaugural
C.W.A
Mr. Sanda
Fai
M A. Simpao
Grasson
Youle
Jo M. Bell
Al.dirk ' ‘ Ag
Grossa
G. Bruce
Ghweltory Aw J
Kemp & Craddock
Inees
Nanima Crescent
Dougan
D. H. Dougan
W.P
A. W. Cooper
MPS
N.R
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Montreal
Peat's Ferry
Hawkesbury River
Peat's Morty
Pacific Highway
Aviv
Amweien
Adin
Paris
New York
Borlis
Mostow
Siberia
Canadian
San Pyundisco
Liverpool
NIMLA
New England
Murrmindi
Gape
Tuo
Department of Main Roads
Tnt
Rand
Bn Pal Iy
Elequatte
Spain
Antivacien
Ufo
Alrivers
Muunicipal Guardian
Honolulu
Ave
Germany
Ull
Cinney
Attelorn
Innings Glover's Pharmacy
Austical
Ehwinitas Pedy
Wis
Pine
aieNts AI Derg
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