THANKS TO ALL WHO SENT REMEMBRANCES FOR BEREAVEMENT
Mrs Frazer and family express sincere thanks to all who sent letters and floral tributes after their bereavement. Special thanks to Matron and staff of Wellington District Hospital. In Memoriam notices include MCCARTHY PEACOCK. Also items about a trepass notice, jumble stall, wireless election results, and local notices.
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McCarthy
James McCarthy
Java
E. J. Trudgett
Wellington
Boxing sales announced for Parkes and Condobolin yards
Eloyds of Parkes and Worbers and Dalgety & Co Ltd of Sydney announce sales at Parkes on June 18 with 16 000 sheep and 500 cattle and at Condobolin on July 26 with 26 000 sheep in conjunction with WM Wheatley of Goulburn. Entries invited for other sales with yarding planned. Approved buyers to receive arms and viewing advised through agents.
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Eloyds
Parkas
Agente
Ee Condobalin Sale
Alia M
Moulder
Gondsbahn
Meare Lloyds
Parkes and Forebee
Dalgety and Co. Ltd
Saley
Musical and Deomatic Sociéty
Sydney
Country Women's Association
Gilpin
Parcy and
Maughan Streets
G Thorby
Mba
Rieture
At. Wilson
Lane
Pourini
Lang
Dunsdoo
Toth
Vital NSW election debate tests Lang Stevens choice
The NSW electors face a defining vote amid wartime and depression era strains. The piece weighs Lang versus Stevens policies, unemployment, farm distress, and living standards, arguing the public must decide if change will lift conditions or only preserve hardship.
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New South Wales
Lang
Stavens Adil Istration
Phan
Hany
Stevens
Australia
Toble
New South Wale
Lane
Staten
New South Walers
Ling
Voices From The District On Economic Reform And Duty
A paper discusses support for industrial recovery, urging realistic changes over utopian promises. It argues government must repair the ship of state, protect the unemployed, and foster strong civic responsibility before sweeping systemic overhaul.
Wellington Theatre Night Promises Small Town Talent
Local notes report The 12 Keyne Company to perform at Alexander Theatre on Thursday night June 30. A police court session in Wellington and a dubious possession case mix with social events. The Church of England annual ball set for Empire Mall June 16 with a juvenile event the next night as organizers push for success.
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Alexander Theatre
Charlie Murphy's
Church of England
Empire Hall
Norman
Ferguson
Lee
Wid
Wallington District Hospital
Str
Charlie Murphy
Wellington Police Court
John Fahner
Wellington
4. Peron
Tomortuw
Church of Enulani
Empire Mall
J. Ferguson
Coursing Racer Saturday Sale Holds Large Sheep Lots
Severe cold and tame changes hit residents as saleyards announce entries. Parker and Condebolin list 18000 and 125000 sheep with entries invited, while meetings and jumble stalls tied to local groups surface.
Young Dixon Taylor Dislocates Shoulder in Sport
Dana Taylor and peers boxing on Maxwell Street Saturday afternoon when a shoulder blow dislocated his shoulder. Supt Habler administered aid and sent him to District Hospital for admission and treatment of the injured shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Taylor
Ms. Taylor
Maxwell Street
Habler
Rainy spell hits town with 26 points recorded
After a bright Monday a change brought overcast skies and light rain that continued through the morning. By afternoon the rain ceased and the temperature dropped making a bleak day with 26 points in town, near the district average before clearing Tuesday night and returning to fine weather.
Western Stores and Edgivya Utd Furniture Showrooms Opened
The Western Stores and Edgivya Utd present a large showroom spanning the upper floor with modern furniture and fittings. A three piece divay set and British magnetie upholstery showcase proportion and durability at 19/10. Linoleum patterns, beddings, and complete bedroom and kitchen suites are on display with racks of fabrics and accessories inviting buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renn
Edgivya Utd
Wellington Times Announces 16-Page Biweekly Issue
The Wellington Times declares a 16 page issue, the largest ever to be printed in Wellington. It emphasizes heavy advertising, not pleasing readers, and promises full features and sustained staff, aiming to be the bi weekly standard in Western New South Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Times
Wellington
Mikger
Bigeur
New South Wales
Dr Crotty Visit Confirmation at St John’s Inglend
The Bishop, recovering from a severe influenza, will deliver a service at St John’s Church Inglend tonight at 7 led by the Right Rev Dr Crotty of Bathurst. Anglican members anticipate a meaningful address and the Bishop’s remarks on health and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Inglend
Crotty
Mehcop
Bathurst
Man Injured After Fall Near Wellington Bridge
Mr W. Al Cooter of Monteflares Strent Wellington was walking near the railway line when he fell about eight feet from a bridge. Supt Haller arrived, gave first aid, and the injured man was taken to a doctor and sent home.
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W. al Cooter
Monteflares Strent
Wellington
Apaley
Winsell
Haller
Sir Malcolm Campbell Plans Another World Land Speed Record Attempt
Sir Malcolm Campbell reportedly intends to set a further World Land Speed Record in a daytime run. Cyril Le Wextcott of Wakefield and Co. Ltd reports London communications confirming Campbell's plan to use the Napier Lion engine in Blue Bird, replacing the Ralli-Royce Schneider setup as part of preparations for the 248 mph or higher target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril le Wextcott
Gener
Australania
Fir Ct Wakefield and Co. Ltd
London
Malcolm Campbell
Malcolm Campvita
Sikayn
Ahie Geier
Cobbora Shire Set to Benefit from Federal Grant
The Cobbora Shire Council will participate in a 2700 portion of a 700,000 Federal Grant to New South Wales administered via the Unemployment Council. The article notes substantial funds to Cobbora and expects local workers to welcome the boost, with further grants anticipated.
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Mande
Fmneral
New South Wales
Gatbora
Cobborn
Althouh
Lang
Cobbora Shire
Cobborn Shire
Belbex
Wellington lad rescues himself after harbour slip
Doug White, a pupil at a special institute in Burlington, fell into the harbour during a Wellington zoo picnic. A man pulled him out and he was taken home to recover, though Doug treated the incident as a joke.
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Doug White
S. White
Sean Street
Wellington
Pwaf
City Road
Burlington
White
Doug
Vote Early in Wellburton and Wallington School Vote
Voters are urged to record their choice on Saturday at the Wallington and District Public School from 8 am to 8 pm. A general push to vote early aims to prevent crowding and confusion seen at prior elections, with strong emphasis on voting for party unity to avoid delays.
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Stein
Wellburton
Wallington and District
Bam
Pam
Lang and Bridge Scene In Western Road Shaft Event
Report from Wellington to Dubbo notes the Mile Crees bridge completion on the main western road. Ex Premier Lang crossed the bridge while workers, cleaning up, removed a small roller to allow his car passage. The event sparked ribald remarks as Lang was spotted by the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile Crees
Wellington
Dubbo
Mr. Lang
Cros
Jack
No Bribe Money to be Spent as Deputation Visits
A deputation including J. J. Male and Laing, secretary to Wellington for the United Australia Party, told Wellington that funds granted to the Municipal Council were only for elections and would not be spent. They claimed men were being enrolled while arguing against bribery. Mr. Mala left abruptly amid the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Male
Laing
Wellington
United Australia Party
Wellington Poultry Show Promises Record Entries
Wellington Poultry Show set for Friday and Saturday at Wilkins Garage on the 17th and 18th. The Wellington Poultry and Pigeon Society exhibition attracts leading metropolitan and county breeders. Local interest grows as exhibitors bring top birds, with entries closing to avoid late submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wito
Wellington
Wellington Poultry Club
Forced Landing Near Stuart Town Injures Plane in Trouble
An Australian built plane on a trial flight from Sydney to Bourke crash landed near Stuart Town about 20 miles from Wellington. Pilot Joy Mitchell escaped with minor injuries after the aircraft broke a wing and undercarriage damaged. landing in a paddock proved difficult due to no wheel brakes and rough terrain. The pilot departed for Sydney for repairs.
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Stuart Town
Joy Mitchell
Hanks
Bourke
Ton Harkness
Sydney
Ita
Stuart
Wellington
Parker
Lowwall
Abendonud
Alr
Jatwron
Wit
Odd Sale at Oparation Yards for cattle and sheep offer
Mr George Faul will conduct a stock sale at the Oparation Yards on Saturday June 18. About 150 head of mixed cattle and a number of sheep will be offered. Owners are urged to communicate with the auctioneer at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Faul
Wiehing
Local notices of social events around Wellington and Nyngan
A jumble of social items from Wellington and Nyngan details engagements weddings and community happenings. Mentions include Sergeant Bervis and Mrs Family at Henry Arte, Miss Amato Quinn winning at Nyungan show, and a health scheme promotion at Nyngan. Also notes a forthcoming rally trip home and a bridal party at Gisborne Street with Rev Doryeh officiating.
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Sergeant Bervis
Patyee
Aington
Luienorthy
Tate Tay
May
Wellington
Srriccant
Mrs
Henty
Henry Arte
Alénty
de Meng
Mra
Flas
Warne Street
Phillipa
Ee Mins Amato Quinn
Nyugas
Manly
Newton
Davies
Final rally ends campaign of past days, ap sum e
A fragmented line hints at a final rally by vehicle candidates arguing in the days before Saturday. The readable text implies a concluding push amid ongoing debate and political activity.
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Ap Sume
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Framington
Mon
B. Con Nore
Smt
Peacock
Edly
Milsea
Lome
Mrv
Meldrum
Carriigton Avenue
Swift Street
Agees A. Whtring
Kelvin
C.W.A
Maughan
Pere Streeta
School of Arta
A. Naveau
School of Arts
Musical and Dramatic Society
B. Smith
WILLIAMS + FAULKINER
Attwood
Soldiers and
Mailney League
W. Johnson
Copporite Port Office
Alexander
Wallington Caserta
Meh
Blutys
Saile Tully
Australing
Aigpage Paper
St. John's
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Lang and the Bridge
Mr. Mala
Wack
Tay Houpitar Te
C. W. Warnes
Elchike
Wollongong
Walter
Mand
Bee
Yav Newpinning
Indalgad
Rakman
DT. Burton
Simtel
Indaw
Ruyton
Liisa Tivtin
Hee
Queensland
Ani
Milanil
Jack Moran
Mob Clark
Melhourne
Ware
Muthowoy
Doryeh
Mies
Lm MY Evung
Aid
E. Evune
Maryvale
Yao Dangerously
Mr. J. Moore
Prey
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