AMALGAMATION SPORTS GROUND EVENTS AND NOTICES
Public notices invite hay buyers and chaff suppliers with high market rates. A social and dance at Ponto Hall June 20 supports Church of England funds. A combined P A and H Society meeting June 7 at 7 30 pm elects seven trustees. Memorial notices honor Victor Vincent and James Dunsmore. Creditors urged to submit estate claims for William Collins Vincent within fourteen days.
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E. H. Davis
Ponto Hall
Church of England
Vagabonds
S. Jackson
William Collins Vincent
F. W. G. Vincent
Simpson's Lane
Wellington
Wanted A Competent Laundress
A newspaper brief seeks a competent laundress with instructions to apply at the office for details.
Local Items and Events at Wellington
Local Jottings note the 20 Picture "The Crowd" at the Monarchs tonight and Wellington Motors as local agents for BSA motorcycles that won trophies at Dubbo speedway. June 26 is Church of England Annual Ball. Mr Tom May to open a butcher shop at Maxwell and Thornton Streets intersection next Monday. GraziersAssociation plan a Saturday meeting in Council Chambers to discuss stock owner interests.
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Wellington Motors
Dubbo Speedway
Church of England
Tom May
Pearson
Maxwell and
Thornton Streets
Graziers' Association
P., A. and H. Society
Turf Club
Garryowen Club
School of Arts
A. T. Smith
Wellington
Wellington Poultry Club
Paramount Hall
Kitch
Empire Hall
Monarch's
Bourke Mail
Sydney
FE. Williams
Bathurst
Orange
Ponto Hall
Ponto Tennis Club
Monarchs Turf Club race meeting set for July in turf town
The Monarchs to-night notes the Bourke Diggers Turf Club annual race meeting scheduled for July 1 and 2 with 820 pounds prize money. Entries close at 6 pm on June 20. Also advertised are home furniture for sale by D V Roddy from Gisborne Street, and Golden Key chocolates and Ferguson and Sona nurseries offering fruit trees, roses, seeds, palms, fertilizer, and manure through Vitnell Reinhard & Co.
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Bourke Diggers’ Turf Club
P.m
D. V. Roddy
R. Finucane
Gisborne Breet
Messie Vitnell
Reinhard
Ferguson and Sona
Vitnell, Reinhard & Co
900 Acres Mixed Farming Property Auction Near Dubbo
Messrs Baker and Co announce an auction on Tuesday June 11 at 3 p.m. for 900 acres of mixed farming property known as Lochlomond four miles from Mogri ny railway station. The sale will be at their Dubbo office. Also note the Charleville sale of 2000 head cattle on June 12 advertised by McPhie and Carters. Full particulars are advertised.
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Messrs Baker and Co
Dubbo
J. Taylor
Charleville
McPhie and
Carters
Local Government Exams Begin at Court House
Examinations for local government were started at the Court House yesterday and will continue today and tomorrow. Candidates include Messrs Reid of Macquarie Shire and Swindlehurst of the Municipal Council.
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Court House
Messrs Reid
Macquarie Shire
Swindlehurst
Municipal Council
Unlawful Assault Deterrent Punishment At Wellington Court
Geo Luke faced Wellington Police Court on Tuesday morning for unlawfully assaulting Hannah Emery. He was fined £2 with 14 days light labour in default, bound over to keep good behavior for six months with surety options of £10 or two £5 sums. in default another 14 days.
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Wellington
A. M. Dunn
W. F. Barr
J.’s P
Geo. Luke
Hannah Emery
Presbyterian Church Induction Meeting in Dubbo
The Orange Presbytery meets in Dubbo on Tuesday at 7 pm for the induction of Rev Yuill to the Dubbo charge. Sittings continue next day. Right Rev G R T Reid MLA will preside and hold a brief conference with Presbytery members. Rev J Smith of Wellington and other Wellington church members will attend.
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Orange Presbytery
Dubbo
Yuill
G. R. T. Reid
J. Smith
Wellington
Wellington Red Cross Reforms Plan Street Stall
The Wellington branch of the Red Cross Society is reformed and active again. It agreed last year to raise £50 annually for hospital cases and maimed soldiers. To reach the July target, the local branch will hold a street stall next Saturday to collect funds.
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Wellington
The
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Wellington golfer wins Western District Cup at Bathurst
Wellington Golf Club secretary E W Williams travelled to Bathurst for the Golf Carnival and won the Logie Almond Cup in the Western District Championship bogey handicap. He defeated Bathurst’s A W Brooks four down to six in the playoff, securing the cup for 12 months, a replica, and a second place prize a cut glass decanter.
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E. W. Williams
Wellington
Lady De Chair Praises Country Press
Lady De Chair praised the country press during a May luncheon at Dungovan, saying few know NSW as she does. She noted each town had strong papers and spoke of the power of the press as she reflected on Sir Dudley de Chair’s nearing term and the society president’s belief they may return to New South Wales.
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Lady de Chair
New South Wales
Dudley de Chair
Lawly de Chair
Wellington society promotes Our Miss Gibbs and local dances
Public interest grows as Wellington Musical and Dramatic Society advances the Our Miss Gibbs production with Mrs. Hunter directing. Booking continues while Monarch Pictures screens The Crowd and Cleopatra plus other films. Week's events include School of Arts ball with 6 shillings tickets and a juvenile ball later in the week.
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Wellington Musical and Dramatic Society
Electrically Lighted Court House and Police Buildings
The Justice Department reports the Court House the C P S Office and waiting rooms connected to town electric lighting. Main court rooms have two large suspending lights and two electric fans. P M room jury room and police station also lit with strong lights heaters and fans. Building Construction Industrial Undertaking of the Public Works Department carried out the work and Mr C Cole installed the service in a creditable manner.
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Justice Department
C.P.S
P. M
Public Works Department
C. Cole
Convent Ball Committee Plans Wattle Dance Social
A highly successful meeting of the Convent Ball committee occurred last Sunday at the Convent. The annual Wattle Dance, a key social event, is expected to be a great success due to the strong committee of ladies and secretaries Mrs A Devine and Miss B Veech. Members include Mesdames S Matthews Emelhaing Austin W Reidy T Reidy Smith W Lay Holland Neville Vass and Misses I Connell Clements Culkin Webber M Veech B Veech. The ball is set for Wednesday, ... August with a juvenile ball the following night.
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A. Devine
B. Veech
Market Report from Homebush Stock Sales
Sydney reports at Homebush stock sale 4200 cattle yarded and 44000 sheep penned with the market unchanged. Bullocks fetch £8 to £18, cows £0 to £13, wethers 17s to 29s, ewes 15s to 27s, lambs 13s to 29s.
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Sydney
Homebush
Prices at Sydney produce markets today
Produce prices quoted this morning list Tasmanian potatoes from 13 to 16 shillings and Victorian at 13 shillings. Eggs 2 shillings 2 pence to 2 shillings 9 pence. Butter 205 shillings 4 pence. Maize 5 shillings 8 pence to 5 shillings 9 pence. Oats local 2/8 to 3/0. Tasmanian oats 3/3 to 4/5. Onions 11/6 to 12/0. Chaff wheaten 5/6 to 6/6. oaten 6/ to 6/4. Lucerne 4/9 to 7/8. Hay oaten 7/6 to 8/3. Lucerne small bales 6/3 to 7/0. large bales 4/6 to 6/0. Wheat 4/6 to 4/9.
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Sydney
Victorian
Tasmanian
Lucerne
Record Wireless Derby Result Reaches Sydney
Four seconds after the finish of the English Derby, Sydney received the result by wireless, a time considered a world record. The report notes the rapid transmission as the horses crossed the winning post in the English Derby.
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Sydney
Attack on Harold Lockwood on Abercrombie Street
Harold Lockwood was assaulted by two men and a woman on Abercrombie Street City last night. They knocked him senseless and robbed him of his money before fleeing the scene.
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Sydney
Thureday
Harold Lockwood
Abercrombie Street
City
Aseless
Stolen lorry with tobacco found abandoned at Brighton Le Sands
A lorry loaded with tobacco and cigarettes valued at £500 was stolen from a city street yesterday afternoon. It was later located abandoned at Brighton Le Sands with £300 worth of goods missing.
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Sydney
Brighton le Sands
Russian Arrested Over Photos at Watsons Bay
Vladimir Gavriluk, a Russian, was charged at the Central Police Court with breaking Defence regulations by photographing the military reserve at Watsons Bay. After hearing evidence the magistrate bound the defendant over for twelve months on good behavior, noting no ulterior motive in the act.
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Sydney
Vladimir Gavriluk
Central Police Court
Watson’s Bay
Ex Senator Turley Dead In Drisvane At 70
Ex Senator Henry Turley who served as President of the Senate for three years died in Drisvane yesterday aged 70. He was a prominent political figure and his death marks the end of a notable legislative career.
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Brisbane
Henry Turley
Senate
Drisvane
Timber Workrs Unity Denies Imminent Strike Collapse
Melbourne report states unionists refute claims the timber strike is near collapse. They say employers cannot recruit enough labor to continue operations.
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Melbourne
Favor Federal Arbitration
The Council of Federated School Teachers carries a resolution affirming the principle of Federal Arbitration with a strong endorsement of its use in disputes within education and labor relations.
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Sydney
Council of Federated School Teachers
Wath Blames Sons for Seamen Union Ruin at Sydney
Mr Tom Wath attacked John son and his supporters over the removal of Jacob Johnson from the Secretaryship of the Seamen's Union Sydney branch. He said they had brought wreck and ruin to the union and left behind nothing but wreckage.
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Sydney
Tom Wath
Jacob Johnson
Seamen's Union
Johnson
Postponed Indefinitely Field Day at Trangie Farm
The Minister for Agriculture announces indefinite postponement of the Trangie Experiment Farm field day due to prolonged Western District dry conditions. The decision follows Trangie Graziers Association wishes for favorable conditions and will reschedule when suitable. Interested parties may inspect Aberdeen Angus cattle imported from Canada at Trangie Farm by inquiry to the Farm manager tonight.
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H. V. C. Thorby
M.L.A
Trangie Experiment Farm
Trangie Graalera' Association
Canada
Tranrie
Darkness Falls on Weston as Hebburn Colliery Drivers Strike
Newcastle reports an industrial dispute at Hebburn No. 2 Colliery where engine drivers refuse to haul coal for mine officials. The stoppage halts electricity supply, plunging Weston into darkness as the electric current is switched off.
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Newcastle
Hebburn No. 2
Weston
Captain completes solo flight around Australia
Adelaide report says Captain Hugh Grosvenor, A D C to the Governor of South Australia, has concluded a solo flight around Australia covering about 8000 miles. He flew the distance to circumnavigate the continent, delivering a record of endurance and aviation prowess.
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Adelaide
Hugh Grosvenor
A.D.C
South Australia
Australia
Writ for Libel Against Daily Guardian Damages
Miss Elizabeth Milliard of Bondi sues Smith's Newspapers for five thousand pounds claiming libel published in the Daily Guardian under the heading Car attendant gaoled. The action seeks damages for the alleged defamatory article.
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Sydney
Elizabeth Milliard
Bondi
Smith
Daily Guardian
McDonald testifies transmitters proved efficient before committee
Arthur McDonald chief engineer of Amalgamated Wirblexs Ltd. says the firm’s transmitters, used on the Southern Cross in the Pacific fight, have been proved efficient in other ships. He gave evidence to a committee investigating the stranding of the Southern Crow and the loss of the Joss of the Kookaburra.
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Sydney
Arthur McDonald
Amalgamated Wirtlexs Ltd
Empire Hall Engagement And Hospital Happenings
A mix of local notes recount health concerns with Pneumonia and visitors at Empire Hall, plus wedding engagements and social events. The report mentions Mr Bin in hospital for weeks, a postponed engagement for Miss Lorna Miller and Mr T Yeoval, and a community fair at Empire Hall with baby contests, fancy stalls, and wheel games under Mr Harry Taylor.
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Empire Hall
District Hospital
Stalla
A. J
Mra
P Ange
Nettlington
Harry Taylor
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