Wellington Sports Weekend Show Brings Wide Interest
Wellington hosted a lively weekend of sport with record tennis entries, strong rifle and bowling events, and a large Trotting Club meet on the Amalgamated Show Ground. Old lambi, Bathurst links, and notable riders like Harry Owens highlighted a bustling programme, while plans for a tin fence and hedge at Curra Creek were revealed.
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Wellington
Harry Owens
Bathurst
Harry
Curra Creek
Trust
Rifle Club
Greyhound Racing Club
Wellington Bowlers Triumph in Season finale Cup Rise
The Wellington bowling season ends with the club winning the Kitch Cup under captain Herman Zieilke. Coaches praise young players and veterans alike while the club’s social spirit and sportsmanship shine, with Truman hailed as Lord of the club and urged to keep the team on top.
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Wellington
Herman Zieilke
Truman
Preston
Fulton
Hewitt
Willock
Watson
Newland
Ziel
Jones
Cheero Truman
Goolma Women’s Hockey Club Wins Knock-Out Final
In Wellington the Goolma Women’s Hockey Club hosted a ten-team knock-out competition. Wellington was eliminated in the first round by Mendooran, 2 penalty corners to 1. Final saw Coolah defeat Hannah’s Bridge 1-0 by a single penalty corner.
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Goolma
Wellngton
Wellington
Mendooran
Gulgong Old Golds
Mudgee Follies
Gulgong Pictorials
Coolah
Mudgee Kingeburys
Hannah’s Bridge
Goolma Boronias
Hannah's Bridge
Obituaries and Notices From Bathurst Area
A batch of notices records deaths births marriages and anniversaries in Bathurst and surrounding towns. Jane Mary Brown dies after long illness at Blayney. James Brown noted as husband. Bathurst resident Caldwell John Piper Howard dies aged 86, long time Alpha property owner. Pearl Byrnes and Dud Smith wed at St John’s Bathurst after secrecy. Ethel May Ward dies at Parkes private hospital aged 38. Dulcie Enid Maroudier weds Reginald Veney at Woodford. John Verran, South Australia Labor leader and former Premier, dies at 76. Engagement announced for Dr John Henrick Hawker and Kathleen Wiltshire. Balhausen dies in Sydney, father of Fred Balhausen of Narromine. George Whiley dies at 73. long resident of Forest Reefs. Marie Doyle’s daughter scalded in Dubbo incident. William Henry Hume dies in Dubbo aged 88. Two Bathurst golden weddings noted in Sydney: Tremain and Goode families. Hodge couple at Rose Bay. Mary Keneady dies in Dubbo, 81. Eliza Matilda Barnes dies in Orange at 71. William John Boles dies at 74 in Manildra. Also a radio promotion copy from Palings promoting Victor sets.
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Bathurst
Sydney
Reuben Robert
William
Elizabeth Tremain
Jane
George
Martha Goode
Millthorpe
W. G. R. Stephenson
Tremain
Boundary St
Parramatta
Frederick Sidwick Hodge
Tambaroora
Hodge
Thomas Sheridan Cooper
Dover Road
Rose Bay
Scout Notes Western District by H Bowden Fletcher
The piece urges officers to attend training, notes a training camp was abandoned due to low numbers, and highlights upcoming events. It reports the Prince Regent Cup second quarter ends July 16 and cites Penant Hills Scouters’ Course details, census returns due July 15, and district meeting plans in Dubbo. It closes with the District Commissioner’s illness and a regretful obituary note.
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Pennant Hille
Coonamble
Pennant Hills
D.S.M
Dubbo
Election Writs Fly Amid Election Campaign Heat
Premier Stevens sues Opposition Leader Lang for 5000 pounds over statements. Ex-M.H.R Eldridge sues Stevens for 5000 pounds. C A Kelly M L A has Evatt issue two writs for 5000 pounds against W A Windeyer and Bathurst paper proprietors alleging conspiracy to take 12000 pounds bribe to topple Lang in the House.
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Stevens
J. T. Lang
Eldridge
M.H.R
Bathurst
C. A. Kelly
M.la
Clive Evatt
Sydney
W. A. Windeyer
Lang
NSW Deficit Estimated at 11 7 Million in Speech
Premier Stevens disclosed in Concord that New South Wales’ deficit for the year will be 11.7 million pounds, revised up from earlier estimates of 0.6 million and 9.5 million. He cited a 40 percent revenue rise in the first three weeks of the new government compared to before Mr Lang’s dismissal.
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New South Wales
Lang
Stevens
Concord
Victor Radio Opens Full Facts on Sydney Address
The Victoria Radio announces up to date coverage across science politics commerce and sport with easy terms. Readers are invited to send inquiries to PAL 348 George e at Sydney for full story sets and current developments.
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Paling's
George St
Sydney
Victor” Radio
PAL
George E At
Dubbo Remembered Supporter Kilby Praised for Loyalty
A tribute to H Kilby of Dubbo lauding his steadfast financial support during challenging days for the movement. The article notes the town’s gratitude for his dedication and its impact on local efforts.
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Monson
Wang
Hiar
Lambi
Sydney Yard
Laurie
Bathurst Jockey Club
Morefin
Kelmarsh
A. Caratens
East Molong
Penata
Hoop Keegan
Randwick
Lady Doris
Bill Jim
Duninald
Newcastle
Warwick Farm
Rosehill
Havenspot
Legislator
Dermid
Darby Munro
Harold Goodwin
Toby Williams
Keith Faukiner
Williams
Keith Faulkiner
Young Chatfield
Leither
Roy Dixon
Micky Miller
Dixon
Micky
Billy McAliater
Australia
Inverell
Darkie Brandon
Miller
McAlister
Saaing
Kitty
Hockey
Jane Mary Brown
James Brown
Blayney
Alpha
Hill End
J. J. Leahy
St. John's Church of England
Miss Pearl Byrnes
Dud Smith
Parkes Private Hospital
Ethel May Ward
H. E. Ward
Gwenvale
Coobang
J Dulcie Enid
Fred Maroudier
Parkes
Reginald Alfred
C. Veney
Artarmon
CC. P. Veney
Methodist Church
Woodford
John Verran
South Australia
John Henrick Hawker
Coonabarabran
F. W
Mra. Hawker
Orange
Kathleen Wiltshire
Stanthorpe
Queensland
Balhausen
Fred Baflhausen
George Whiley
Whiley
Spring Hill
Marie
Doyle
District Hospital
McCarthy
Dubbo District Hospital
William Henry Hume
Mudgee
Gilgandra
Mary Keneady
England
Nile St
East Orange
Eliza Matilda Barnes
Orange District
Thomas Langham
Orange Road
Manildra
William John Boles
Western District
H. Bowden Fletcher
N.S.W
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Wellington District
Farnham
Arthurville
Mr. F
Topper
H. J. Habler
Wellington District Hospital
J. C. Kni
Empire Hall
Windora-Campbella
C.W.A
Georie Hall
Alexander Theatre
Goll
Gordon Wilkins
Dunn
Denn
Spring David Hop
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