Notice of unpaid accounts and trespass warning in 1935
Retired notice demands all aviation accounts be paid to Walnut J. Mitton at 47 Petey Street Wellington by 20 June 1935. A general trespass warning warns that anyone found staying on Narragal West will be prosecuted. The page lists various local notices, an event at Baby Health Centre, and names including Lorna Lance Orchestra and Mrs. T Starr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut J. Mitton
Petey Street
Wellington
W. G. Mitton
Narragal West
Georie
Cwa
Ball
Eid of Baby Health Centre
Soldiers Mentral Mall
Lorna Lance Orchestra
Indies
T- W. Starr
Mik W. CL Praden
Wheat pool apathy discussed at Duliyo meeting
A district Farmers Association meeting at McPhillips Hall heard EL Wold, general president of the association, condemn government apathy toward implementing Royal Commission recommendations for stabilising wheat markets through Commonwealth compulsory pools. The assembly urged early action on national price stabilization for the 1945 26 harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selat Unin
Commonwealth
Carla Gat
Mc Phillip
EL Wold
AsaupiaGon
Jottings from the Mayfair Theatre and local notices
Local notices recount plans for a Mayfair Theatre event and a Fire Service relief drive. Details mention a conference for mislabelled items, a public gathering at Commercial Yards on Saturday at 240 p.m., and a winter market uptick with weather notes. The piece includes community calls, business names, and scattered agricultural and social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesels Cedvye Pall and
A. Willeing and Co
Iepojuuettan
Toedsig
Oldest Coins and Amber Antiquities Unearthed in 19th Century Display
Fragmentary notes describe a collection including 18K gated pieces dated 11826 and items linked to George IV era. The exhibit references Australian colonial history, a musical production credit, and a 19th century civic effort by Paul Warton with societal donations. The text mentions a Canadiann hospital restoration and county ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Til
Jety
Paul Warton
Stilling
George
Pep
Comavella
Vassu
Local Jottings and Notable Member Incident
Fragmented local notes describe a member in contravention of medical advice from Geo Wilson. A questionable event at a high school site near Dulg is mentioned, with references to a tour and a person named TaermAnia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Wilsin
Dulg
TaermAnia
Doity
Wellington Band Plays Afternoon Concert at Rotunda
The Wellington Band performed a serene afternoon program under bandmaster J B Knight. The session followed a heavy morning operation and was held in bright sunshine, attracting the public to the rotunda concert awaiting further performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Rotunda
Serenity
He Bindmister
J .B. Knight
Ming
Neaple
Police Court Hears Drought Punishments and Fines
In Wellington over the weekend the magistrate dealt with several offenders for drunkenness and indecent language. Colin Stewart received ten days for indecent language while Walter Jones was fined six days for the same complaint. Fines ranged from 2/6 to 10/ for other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Miistrate
Bernon
Colin Stewart
Walter Jones
Hie Samme
Radio Dance at Empire Hall Wellington Draws Crowd
The Thursday event under the Wellington Radio League drew a large attendance at Empire Hall. Mr Baden Nicholas led duties efficiently as music was supplied by radio. An outline party accompanied the dancing and a substantial number of guests enjoyed the festivity throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Hall
Wellington
Wallington Prizes, Government Space Law Debate, and Baldwin Cabinet
An array of disjointed items notes shop news about the Skate lottery prizes approaching Wallington and debates on space law amendments after six o'clock. It mentions Ramsay MacDonald stepping down, Baldwin summoned by the King, and a new national cabinet formed. It also reports a Russian engineer executed for killing twenty young women and a police drive against weekend driving in Sydney with two offenders caught. NSW liquor laws unchanged for the current Parliament term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Brst
Ofice of Peina
England
Ramsay McLon
Stanloy Baldwin
Russia
Sydney
New South Wales
Bad Streets and Promenades Raise Townsman’s Road Report
A traveler visiting Wellington notes general road quality improving on main highways but laments shocking condition of town streets in Wellington. He praises rural district avenues yet highlights poor street maintenance and surrounding town layouts during overseas trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promen
Wellington
Unworld
Csr
Sydney
Open Grandstand Band Shows Debt Free Status
The Pires Hah Band announces open grandstand finances with debt cleared. In Sydney, 11 months to May 41 show sales of £14,148,185, up on prior period. noting valuation changes and price per bale, while local crime reports include underage statements and a Lucknow cave incident. Foxes cause damage in Can ebolin district. taxation and betting events feature at Brisbanep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Kondos
Sid
Lucknow
Wellington
de Sap
Darling Dawlix
Rivalli
Higus
Trundle
Church of England Ball Promises Large Attendance Tomorrow
The Church of England annual ball is planned for the main hall with the juvenile event the next night. Organizers have arranged well and expect a large attendance, a yearly jovial occasion. Children will be specially catered for on Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aglaw Ament Mall
Feod
Tanpito Wall
Amine Hall
To-Morean
Tyestay Nahi
Witlee
Wellington Poultry Show Attracts Strong Public Support
The Wellington Poultry Club prepares for its annual exhibition at the city ground this Friday and Saturday despite a tough week. Club officials report strong breeder and exhibitor response across the state and promise a premier event with educational value and engaging displays for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Poult Club
Stow Ground
Clik
Gardatork
Cabaret Dance Promises a New Night at May Tate Theatre
Tables fill fast for Mr. Chas Morphy’s cabaret event by the Musical and Dramatic Society. Only forty bales will be booked. patrons urged to reserve early to limit guest numbers. A Continental themed dance and departures from the usual format are planned for a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfair Theatre
Chas
Morphys
Paridurs
Dregantie Susiety
Tate Theatre
Nxt Wei
Orange and Wallington Face Off in Cold Rugby League Match
In a frigid Leaebe Park game Orange hosted Wallington. Wallington led at halftime by 2 points, but Orange surged to an 18 to 8 victory behind steady Grange play. Spectators battled the cold as Treata crouch and others watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Leaebe Park
Pathehnd
Ob Seood
Lit Treata Crouch
Wallington
Wellington
Grange
Wheat Growers Union Meeting Note in Wallington District
Mr 1 T Borghart a state Wheat Growers Union official invites farmers to a meeting at Georie Memorial Hall tomorrow night at 7 30 to form a district Wheat Growers Union committee. A Wallington meeting is planned later in the week with Mr Hay Bestwick arranging further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Growers
Georie Memori
Ltr Junt
Wheat Drawars’ Union of New South Wales
Commonwealth Organisation
Thy E. J. Burghart
Scace Regentive
1. T. Borghart
Wheat, Growers’ Union
Wellington
Wheat Growlers Union
Georie Memorial Hall
Toa Norrow
Wallington Inter
Hayy Bestwick
Toynmieion
Town Hall Scheme Proposals Stir Public Meeting
Local discussion centers on funding a town hall by new taxes or a referendum. villagers expect council action but debate continues about ball and tax plan. Several counter proposals emerge, some seeking to update existing funds and address public needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piiny
Voringtoyy
State Trooper and Fire Drama at Mayfair Theatre
A melodrama titled State Troupe opens at the Mayfair Theatre promising a crime and disaster story about a bomb target and a 1906 San Francisco fire. Natalie Moorehead stars in Demand Lover as Will Leva Festore highlights a celebrity lineup for three days starting Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ahi
Stata
Colaihia
Mayfaty
Wachnosilad Niexi
Natalie Moorehead
Mayfair
Value of fodder conservation grows across state
Across the state farmers are adopting fodder conservation with varying success. Some farms feed hay through hand feeding and rely on ample hay to survive dry spells, while others lack adequate hay and suffer during droughts. The trend shows rising interest but many holdings have yet to benefit from prudent fodder storage.
Rain Needed Across District Centers
Reports from district centers indicate rain is badly needed at present time. Farmers fear drought will reduce yields as soil remains dry and wheat prospects weaken. many fields and ploughed land await moisture before sowing and grain would benefit from timely showers.
New Club House Plans Amid Public Tennis Club Efforts
The Wellington Public Tennis Club proposes a new club house aligned with its separation from iodine tennis clubs and past successes. President A G Paige leads efforts as members seek sufficient funds, with anticipated committee work and multiple solicitations to ensure completion before the rainy season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavther
Coss
Wellington
A. G Paige
Jancy
Manny
York
Claby
Golf Cup Matches at Mercod Vale Cup events dominated week
Golf club members enjoyed a busy week with Mercod Vale Cup ties and related events. The McLeod Cup handicap went to R A G Cheitsen, praised for steady play. Wade Cup to Dr J R Black in strong form with scores 64 and 67. Morning handicap winner Ken V Bleechmore, secretary, and afternoon handicap winner R A Be Davidson delivered a strong double. Catering and social aspects praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf Club
Sears
Ang
J. Ro Black
Tog
Ken
Bleechmore
Hon
R. A
Davidson
Ciu
Weekly Mart Sales Boost in Rural Poultry Trade
A damaged OCR record notes Wellmartn weekly sales figures and small-hold poultry trades in Oyler county town. Mentions Mr Bare and a local author ity defining deli and sale rates. Residents report surplus poultry and a new market activity centered on Auckland or Ries bands, with undefined dates and names due to text corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mev
Wellington
Nikes
Whiel
Sydney
Plwek
Oyler County Town
Matt Sales
Pulley
Thors
Miurkal
Caves Racecourse Block Plan Sparks Inquiry
Readers debate a proposed division method for the bisekal incentive and its effects on local land use. Officials say surveys will determine the final layout, with several groups wary of potential outcomes and industry impact, while others predict changes to jobs and development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bowel
Fanti
Orange District Gate Assuaia- Mon's Annual Meeting Highlights
Associates at Orange attended the Weaton District Gate Assuaia- Mon's annual meeting. The event featured Mix reve Cunningham earning top honors by annexing the Western Districtal Championstip ey the Orange championship and the open Westy or District Championship. Wellington participants included My Cornus who won the 12 haleemur handicap with runner-up Mrs Evane of Blayney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Weaton
Assuaia- Mon
Cunningham
Miss Cunningham
Wellington
Mye Cornus
Evane
Blayney
Newcastle by election victory and local notices from Wellington
D O Watkins won the Newcastle by election from J By Smith by 8 923 votes. The report covers local obituaries weddings and community notices including a Bathurst presbytery wedding and the death of J Alexander Longworth, Wellington residents injured in a Bathurst mine accident, and local council leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. Watkins
Newcastle
Weather Forecast Fragments Show Showery and Frosts
Fragmentary forecast notes show showers and thunderstorms, with morning fogs over slopes and ranges. Southeast and southwest winds bring mild to moderate conditions with frost risks mentioned in the western areas.
Wellington Golfers Sweep Local Handicap Meet
Mrs Cortiar won the 18 holes handicap with a score around 100/267 in a Wellington event. Miss Dowd led the 18 holes scratch with 87, while Mrs Cones and Miss Dye posted strong results in the wall service handicap. The Wellington visitors enjoyed the Uno tournament and a most enjoyable time despite uneven scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cores
Wellington
Unclear text from Union football game summary
Fragmentary report describes a Union football rugby style match with mentions of Wellings and players including Billy Grabuye and Gre. The garbled prose references a 3 win for the Wellings and a good exhibition at Unie Hue with scattered names and partial scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hein
Wellingin Hy
Pune
Unie Hue
Wis
Scorn
Illington
A. Cory Te
K. Pelernin
Winhers
Billy Grabuye
Weekend Games Tie Rivalry Seen In Tangled Teahbawring
Fragmented OCR reports weekend results show Drammoyne defeating Dubay by 19 points as North Sydney edged Ranuliek by one, and Waste overcame St. Gy with Parramatta scoring 21 in 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teahbawring
Dubay
Tim Gome
Dubie
Annie
North Sydney
Ranuliek
St. Gy
Parramatta
Tennis Town Club News and Fund Campaign Summary
Local column reports a fundraising drive tied to municipal projects. The campaign totals outline a target of £600 with £4400 planned in expenditures and a mix of names including Messrs Q, Wofl, BP, WW Brownlill, AH Stockwell, and Hy S Sohnains noted among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patol
Wellingson Public
Actu House
Brownlill
AH Stockwell
Woman Assaults Intruder During Home Confrontation
A woman defends her residence as an assailant forces entry, grappling ensues and the intruder flees after a tense struggle. Neighbors report hearing the commotion and police are investigating the incident at the house on the street.
State government tumult and cabinet comments in Sydney Me
Fragmented OCR text discusses Mr Stevens, the cabinet, attendance, and a questioned reappointment. It mentions Connell and Parliament, mentions disgasged and possible reelection. Unclear names and dates due to garbled source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Stevens
Peent Lean Connell
Stevens Dulfnitel
Quarterly figures show steady factory expansion across regions
Annual and quarterly statistics indicate continued growth in Australian factory output. Records reference increases in production 1187 and 544. comparisons show substantial gains versus prior periods. Names and precise figures are unclear due to the damaged source text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydgy
Canberra
Awetralie
NASA
Joe Ceiniayees
N.S
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Australian Loan Council
Wat San
Marylind Baswel
Pordson Tractor
Paige
C. Ny
Cw.a
M. a'Beckett
R Smith
G. Casey
C. OF E
Burdekin
Boymor
Adal
Acon
Authority
TRE District Paper
Giellington Sa
Macer
Wallington Ganees
Haven
Fampire
Amin
Lave
Amy Ilbck
Inofskure
Pires Hah
Hess Hes Spe
Church OF England
Caves Racecourse
A. T. Smith
Clement
Sydney. Ltd
Bugowra
Parkes
W. B. Senbor
Black
Union
Granee
Inte
Nsw
Bir
Philip Game
Lond Trenchabliss
Patimistienay
Pollen
Lanion
John Zain
Nealth
Apia
Awa
Amy Eunlee
Wand
M. Grady
Vega Dale
Coojuah
Arthur Alberty
J. Kennedy
Arthur Streat
Bke
Thomt
Mr Kennedy
Nif
Bowbay
E Amiaroy
Shires
Association of
N.S.W
My. Bowhay
Bathurst Presbytery
Floria
Dayiates
Moe
Halloway
Gheron
Patrick
Crotly
SG Kilda
Vic
Echipead
She ‘Tuckers
Joseph Tucker
Archdenban
Boschworth
Canon Tucker
South Varea
Gerald Tucker
Fitzroy
Tex
Stephen
Townaville
Job Alexander Longworth
Dubbo
Tate
Laneworth
Nyngan
Welllington
Longworth
Bathurst Tun
Orange Base Hospital
Defenseurie
Town Club News
Lestin
Sydney Mik
Beli
Amegube
Gwaden
Mr. Stevens
Indust
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