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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
5
MmS McHughee wid Panty extend heartfelt thanks to all kind friends who sent cards and telegrams during their recent bereavement, expressing sympathy and support in this difficult time.
The notice page records probate actions in New South Wales with details on wills for Mary Tilling, William Angwin, and other estates. It includes requests to file claims by June 29, 1933, and mentions associated executors, proctors, and offices in Wellington and Sydney. Also listed are public notices, employment ads, a tennis tournament, a dance fundraiser, and town events.
The Shire of Macquarie invites tenders to Friday, 4 pm, for 120 cubic yards of ridge travel on State Highway No 2, about 190 cubic yards of concrete aggregate, culvert matreatment and construction of beaches for concrete culverts on Main Parkes road. Specifications available during office hours. Shire Clerk Wellington Byars.
In Sydney and regional meetings producers discuss issues crucial to their livelihoods but see little tangible action from authorities. Delegates gain insight and unity, yet practical implementation of conference recommendations remains rare, prompting calls for ongoing schemes and hands on experiments to advance aims.
Local notes cover planned fairs, sporting meetups, and dances to aid the Stuart Town Convent. Reports mention a LITE River AWA branch event, a street repair incident near Goolme, and a Cobbore flood mishap with a morning crew stuck in cold conditions.
Yesterday about 16 volunteers armed with axes saws and other tools cut wood at Mr Fuller's property to secure another load for Hospital home fires. The effort produced an estimated 25 tons ready to be hauled into town for heating.
The Ambulance fundraiser held at Gourle Inet night drew crowds from Satylets Wellington and Dubbo. Theobald's Orchestra provided music and novelty dances entertained attendees. The Georie committee is praised for well managed arrangements. Funds totaled about £34 after a £30 door ban.
AxMIGHT out On Wednesday nent the Church of England ennanl that will be held in the Empire Mall. There will be arrangements for a water for all attendees and a large crowd is expected. On the following night there will be a juvenile dance with prizes for costumes. Mrs O H Crystal acts as honorary secretary and the event is expected to surpass past years thanks to her efforts.
The P A and H Society seeks quick closure of outstanding subscriptions and donations. Members who have not settled accounts are urged to contact Mr A Ts Smith at his office to collect prize money and finalize their balances. The cooperative society stresses unity in pursuing its charitable objective.
Club members and volunteers labored to prepare the green for rain. Garden forks loosen turf while Harry Lord Bill Willock and Vic Hint aided with wetting the surface for the future use.
Mr G N Gill of Farnham promotes Buy The Paper Week after reading last week's note on Phyle Beintor Week. The Times supporter cites timely metropolitan news and regional features as reasons to back the newspaper. The correspondent notes the publication's prominence in the West and thanks readers for praise and support.
A sequence of light fingered thefts occurred over several days near Cameron Park and Western Stores. A man parked laundry by a fence, saw it lifted, and handed the parcel to a confederate who fled. Additional incidents followed including a man stealing a parcel after shopping at Western Stores and a lamp theft on Percy Street attracting police attention.
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Adjutant and ranicemb receive farewell and are appointed to Orentell. Multiple injuries and recoveries reported at Wellington Mie Uriet Hospital and Allanville private hospital. Births announced for Mrs AL Smith and Mrs Reg Rowe. fam ilies celebrate at Allanville. Town Clerk Swintliphuest to leave Mudgee Municipality for a home run Saturday.
With the week near end the Catholic Club hosts a revival of the Intureut and unenthusiasm tournament for a Sunday finish. Play starts at 10 30 sharp as many matches remain and entries were heavy delaying the conclusion. Competitors must be on court promptly or forfeit. Organizers vow strict punctuality to finish before darkness. Opening day drew interest and a large crowd attended. Sunday expected to attract even more spectators as finals approach.
The Methodiat and Baptist clubs met on the Methodiat courts yesterday afternoon for a friendly match. Result favored the Methodiat club with Tyseus To %. Numerous pairs and players were listed across many scores, including M. McConnell, Miss V Lowe, J. White, and K. Titheradge, among others. The Australian Dave Cap tape notes Tentatives Jack Crawford Viv Me Grath and D Turnbull in the French championships as part of broader context.
The big open golf tournament at Wellington Golf Club during King’s Birthday week drew over forty players from the Western District. Results featured G Mortonson Trangia winning the 46 hole Northern Sectional Championship and John B Hazelton Milthorpe capturing the Mount Arthur Cup with rapid adaptation to local conditions. The event highlighted fine play, excellent course conditions, and generous club hospitality with trophies presented by President Dr J R Black after a weekend of competition and sociable gatherings at the club house.
The Salvation Army weekend visit by the Orange Band and Life Saying Guarda drew very large crowds. Openers played Saturday night and Army services were packed on Sunday with extra seating for Monday’s concert. Adjutant Nye Sax led meetings, Bungste popular, Loder Dwyer praised, and the band’s music brightened the town. The Guards visited the Public Hospital Monday morning, performing music and receiving praise.
A lettered account describes a St Vi Society event at the Wellington branch near the Convent grounds, featuring charitable work, a village gathering, and a school-age audience. Local helpers and performers including violinists and choral pieces brightened the afternoon, with donations and sustained support cited as the aim.
A row over church leadership surfaces as over ten clergy clash with lay authorities amid warnings of evasion within the Bathurst Diocese. Wellington figures, including Mr Ly Ferrier, debate a plan tied to the Synod, while divisions surface among both clergy and laity over the bishop’s role and a forthcoming decision.
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