Macquarie Shire Council Hears Monthly Meeting Report
The Macquarie Shire Council held its monthly meeting at the Shire Office on Saturday. Councilors present were Edwarde, Goninan, Braniur, McLennan, Wykex, and O’Brien. The president reported cash balances were in order, discussed the Shire conference in Sydney, and criticism of the Minister for Local Government for unheeded deputations. The discussion covered ratepayers, main roads funding, and proposed unemployed camps near Stuart Town. Works, road maintenance, and gang updates across multiple routes were reviewed, with thanks to volunteers for extra help.
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Edwarde
Goninan
Braniur
McLennat
Wykex
O' Brien
Sydney
Kell
Lang
Woonane
Laws
Tulley
Quwale
Buddeley
Cams
Edwards
Crouch
Candobola
Bowdry
Mojong
Popowa
Dunn
Pine Park
Mudge
Math’ Roads
Cyneraly
Baote
Newcastle Road
North Shore
Tewwe
Ap Wits
Ineal Land Board
Yoru
Leu
Dole
Department of Liber and Industry
Burns
Shire
Stuart Town
Tovey
H. Bode
Tueslay
Main Parkes Road
Lore Hang
Bonds Board
Arthurville-Georie Developmental Road
Ponto Schools
Wellington
Terrabells Road
Stone Hill
Burrandong
Mensra Prancia
Dutfield
Vesch’s
Spitsbury
Curry Creek Road
Mr. Austin
W. Byrne
G. Collins
Curra Creek
A. E. Smith
Farnham
Karry Creek
S. Davis
Mockerawa
Mesnre
Job
J. Wykes
Telalin
Goniran
Moses Dutfeld
Prancia
H. E. Rotter
Karimbia
E. Maltick
Mr Sutton
Gundowda
Holland
Martin's
D. W. Chows
Mr. Baker
H.C. Cox
Main Roads Board
Curva Creek
B. C
McKensie le
Veech
Orange
Neville Howse
J. G. Muir
Dia Trom
N.rma
Brauter
Chap Pall
Redrain
Two Worlds of Heartache and Eternal Parting
Fragmentary text hints at a headline about a melodramatic romance or stage piece titled Two Worlds with themes of night, tomorrow night, and a monarch. Details are incomplete for full context or event type.
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Monarch's
Juvenile Ball Enjoyed After Church Event
The annual Church of England juvenile ball, held Thursday night, drew large crowds of children in fancy dress and attentive adults. Mr. R. Bleechmore MC and Bingjang Orchestra provided the music, with a well received supper for the youngsters. The event continued dancing past midnight as organizers praised their efforts and results.
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Fry
Prieor
Prize winners listed for fancy costume event
The list details winners across categories such as Prettiest Set, Prettiest Paper Costume, Most Original Pair and Best Comics. Names include Lorna O'Brien, Mark Pletcher, Phyllis Dean, Elvie Dean, Hazel Bock, Alma Hill, Bessie Myley, Dareer Payne, and Darrell Ryan among others with prizes for under eight years and boys categories like Grenadier Stanley Briggs. Additional entries note humorous costumes like Ford Car and powder puff, plus mentions of two worlds of drama and a poetry or theatrical night Abschluss.
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Lorna O'Brien
Mar
K Pletcher
Phylliy Dean
Elvie Dean
Hazel Bock
Enid Atkinson
Miriima Carveth
Maisie Meredith
Hasel Johnston
Ford
Nets Lee
Mavis Dunkley
Jean Harding
Bet
Grenadier
Stanley Briggs
Mont
Darrell Ryan
Eric Johnatan
Keith Stewart
David Svenson
Boy
Road and property issues prompt council notes review
Inkarimba area repairs and pipelines discussed as stages of road work and drainage are examined. Insurance and fence extensions, relief measures, and council representation on memorial schemes are noted along with maintenance inspections and officer actions.
Local football matches disrupted by weather and suspensions
Saturday and Saturday night disruptions marred the Orange versus Wellington league clash and a rough Young team rout. Suspensions hit J Kingston until July 1 and J Walkom until June 18 for misconduct as teams in Dubbo, Montefiore, and Wellington faced varied results. The NSW inter-state league produced a brilliant Sydney clash with NSW 39-17 over Queensland, while New Zealand drew with Sydney Universities 11-11 in another tight contest.
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J. Kingston
Cootamundra
Hel
Queensland
J Walkom
Sydney
N.S.W
Queenhand
N.E.W
Canterbury racing results show crowded stands and tight finishes
A large Canterbury crowd witnessed multiple events including hurdles won by Stamweller and Joroony Port Rak at 7 to 4, and trials with Bayard Trennette and Auda securing 7 to 2 and 4 to 1. Melbourne and Adelaide races featured Ambrose Pilmer defeating Herman Bondren, with strong showings from Princags Glory and Princess Glory in listed handicaps.
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Conerbury
Stamweller
Joroony Port Rak
Nurvery
Dengerous
Segoy Shilina
Dollar Princess
Moyatorium
Saasanides
Vaimono
Sage Lord
Lady Mugedi
John’ March
Charalf
Bayard Trennette
Beau Dennis
Strond
Dvision
Auda
King Crow
Sir Duninald
Canterbury
Phillipie
Aorangi
Asbury
Thrynotts
Lord Konnaquhair
Dreamdale
Ata
Ridaides
Saturdat
Preder- Tek
Susumi
Kendler
Melbourne
Fernox
Ambrose Pilmer
Herman Bondren
Rain Delays Wilmington Tennis Tourney Play
Rain disrupts the annual Wilmington tennis tournament delaying start times and causing matches to be moved to private courts. Officials, including Moore D Wallwmll Cameron, strive to dry courts but soaking conditions persist and many events await better weather. A large crowd was expected today with a grand tennis ball planned tonight.
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Moore
Wallwmll
Cameron
Ceuan
Touloy
The Western Movement Meeting at Allangrove
A Wellington area meeting of the Arthurviller Suntop aes at Allangrove, A J O'Brien's residence, drew 45 attendees. E B Ly Killen and A C Paige spoke on movement aims, with a new Sub Group committee formed for Arthurville and Suntap. Resolutions backed national sovereignty, provincial self government, and opposition to inflationary policy. Additional meetings are planned for Neures-Bak, Swamp, and Gollan-Forest Vale districts.
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Arthurviller Suntop Aes
Allangrove
A. J. O'Brien
Wellington
EB. Ly Killen
A. C. Paige
Neures-Bakat's Swamp
Gollan-Forest Vale- Somobetle
Soareg
Baker's Swamp
Pitts
Gollan Hall
Atie
Unemployed at Dubbe Back Dole Support Vote
A fragmented report notes a 50 40 majority among unemployed at Dubbe in favor of dole work schemes. Wellington’s vote is described as practically unanimous, though the text is garbled and the full details are unclear.
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Dubbe
Noth- Wellington
Wellington District Community Appeal for Local Donations
An urgent appeal from Wellington and district leaders urges residents to donate cash or kind to ease local hardships. A progress report will appear in the paper, acknowledging contributions. Statements signed by Mayor W. S. Rose, Provident Marquarly Shire leader T. J. Edward, and Cabberu Shire President M. McLeod.
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Wellington
T. J. Edward
Provident Marquarly Shire
M. McLeod
Cabberu Shire
Nothing Like Wool for Australian Comfort and Economy
Paul Cheyne argues for an all Australian wool product in mattresses stockings and clothing. He contrasts wool with kapok and artificial silk, praising warmth, resilience and comfort. The piece urges Australians to buy woollen goods to support local industry and reduce imports.
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Paul Cheyne
Australia
Commonwealth
Wham
SafTarous Fombine
Compulsion Conversion and Bondholder Coercion Protest
The Qrastere Association warns the Prime Minister against coercing bondholders to convert bonds, calling such compulsion a repudiation that would erode confidence and cripple future credit. The secretary stresses that preservation of investor trust in Australia and abroad is essential for continued government funding and national development.
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Qrastere’ Association
Australia
The Formal Mode Bold Prints Aimed At Winter Fashion
The article highlights Cushy Jane Iy Oailk and Lucid in Pare Minn showing bold formal mode prints. It notes velvet gowns with exotic lop Wut designs and minimal accessories. The emphasis is on plain fronts with new supleive necklines as standout features.
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Jilyan Vahman
Screen Delight at Monwreh Pretur Company Tonight
The Monwreh Pretur Company presents a holiday program tonight and repeats tomorrow featuring Two Worlds and Social Error. The all British Two Worlds is touted stronger than Atlantic, with aerial drama by B A Dupont starring Noah Biting Banile Avery ton John Lourden Donald Cale throp. The plot follows an Austrian watchman halting a riot in a Jewish quarter, with Simon Goldacheider and his daughter, leading to drama and romance. A large audience is expected for both showings.
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E. A. Dupont
Pluwies
Bitte
Leon Evol
Paramount
Art Lynne
Monwreh Pretur
Atlantic
B. A. Dupont
Sven
Noah Biting
Banile Averyton
John Lourden
Donald Calethrop
Simon Goldacheider
Hnin
Fethor
Simon
Rethor
The Two Worlds Returns Tonight and Tomorrow Night
The performance titled Two Worlds unfolds tonight and tomorrow night drawing a large audience with media buzz. Audiences will witness a dramatic routine featuring renowned performers and a showcase of period style entertainment.
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Macquarie Shire Council
Aag
Strickyards
Cre O'Brien
Wykes
Endurind
Ch McLennan
Genian
M. Madden
C. OF
Monaren
Dubbo
Gilpandra
Montefiores
New Zealand
Manly
Randwick
Northern Suburbs
Western Suburbs
Drummoyne
Monteflores
Riversiders
Nils Miner
Deere
Yount
All Blacks
Bathurst
North Sydney
Grammar School
Wan Bemon
Bathurst Racce
Matt Wheat
Princags Glory
Duke Serge
Australian Balle
Fonsorvi
Wingold
Dora’a Pride
Crescant
Kitty O'Shea
Lord Bores
Loud Praise
Princess Glory
Alandan
Nanny Cella
Bob Cromley
Weiler
Winall
Estigmate
Country Squire
THE
Western Movement
Maugnan Street
Marne
Meron
A. Wilkins & CO
Chery
Monarch
Great Britain
the Two Worlds
East Lynne
Joe Parton
Botana
Finn and
Harris
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