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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 11, 1934
Page
2
An assortment of notices and brief items from Wellington and Sydney include an obituary fragment for a mother and daughter, a lost diamond report, a Wellington Swimming Club meeting notice, a trespass warning, and various legal and public notices. The document mixes personal notices with official announcements and economic commentary about war debt and trade.
The text discusses strained Anglo American ties over war debts and reparations. It notes Britain's debt burden, American reluctance to accept payments, and the broader impact on global recovery, arguing that debt disputes threaten peace and economic stability. It mentions Britain taxing citizens to fund debt payments and proposes domestic self sufficiency as a solution.
Local notes report Mempe Dung Gibeon and Balin as Old Eagle breeders winning prizes at Nyngan show. A large livestock sale by George Paul, “Hazeldene” Georgie, and a warning of Franks sale. Frank Dillon lies seriously ill in Wellington Hospital. A swimming club meeting for Wellinecan Amateur swimmers is called. Mrs Mary Green fell 40 feet from a Dubbo gully bridge when the river horn failed. A seven person road collision near Or Stages on Mare Road injures five seriously, with Cumnock and Orange residents among the injured.
Tomorrow night the Catholic Club hosts a lively program with a strong musical lineup. Vere will lead community ringing and a guessing game featuring a gunmen theme, promising an unusually engaging evening.
Members met Sunday afternoon at the Rec Rooms in Percy Street with good attendance. Motions of sympathy were passed for Mrs Brown and Mrs Werton on the loss of their mother and for Mrs Falmer on her husband’s death. A radiogram from Lady Guine thanked CW A for the letter and wished her a safe voyage to England. An American ten pin was held after the meeting, which was very successful. No competitions were held.
The Sergeant-at-Arms seeks death dates for deceased members and related figures. Readers with information on Sylvarine Brown Daniel, John Samuel Smith, John Shepherd, Leroy Thomas Henry York, and others from West Macquarie including John Mex Phillamy, Thor Hanes Hell yer, and Lewis Lloyd are asked to contact Harnelt, the Sergeant at-Arms, for forwarding.
Mr George Wilken, BI LA, paid a Friday visit to Wellington. He held informal talks with the Wellington Municipal Council members on matters discussed at the council meeting. Waleuny promised to vote on the issue after the discussions.
The Church of E invites attendees to its annual ball on Wednesday evening with a junior chapter event the next night. Strong interest centers on the formation of the church group, dancers, and a well organized program to ensure a successful function with good support and arrangements.
In the Small Debts Court Bris ay net before Mr C Pickup Pols le Magistrate Arthur Albert Evana via Frank Durideoaty Mears Quirk and Davidson appeared for the defendant to proveage of a loan of 4 shillings 7 pence owed for rent and lodging. The witness showed the contract with Mie Evans now deceased and judgment was given for the plaintiff Carney represented by Monkts WP Kelly and San.
In a warden court session an application for authority to enter by Alfred Charles Lee was refused. William John Blekomore was granted authority, with a related application from Herbert Wark considered. The case William John Blekomore v Richard Avch was adjourned. George Grey Wilkine sought extended authority. John Salomon Amauroug Mud and Frederick Glynn were each granted authorities to enter.
The Wailingtwa Times notes six candidates have entered the Popular Lady Quest, with local Wallington business backers optimistic. Ongoing inquiries promise further entrants by Thursday as promoters push for lively public support and a clear path to the top aboard the Brew-or for the holiday voyage.
Western Stores and Edgleys announce a limited stock sale of high grade carpet samples in one and a half yard lengths. Priced at 18/5 per yard, customers pay for one yard and receive the extra yard free. Readers are urged to inspect samples before depletion as no further supply is promised.
The new corridor type motor train arrived in Wellington yesterday with five cream carriages. Passengers praised its smooth ride, noting less vibration than old trains. The journey from Orange to Wellington took just under two hours. return trips showed similar performance. Extra carriages may be allocated for Dubbo to Coonamble service.
A jumble of local notices reports residents at War Memorial Hospital awaiting procedures, while others travel, recover from operations, or visit family. Names include Paylor, Taylor, Guthrie, and Althoffers among many, with references to hospitals in Wellington and Parkes and social events on King’s Birthday.
Mies Duleie Hollow hosts a rainforest and island tour in Suva for two, detailing travel from Sydney via Mount Tambourine to Redlands Bay, Suva Harbour, and a Fiji cultural program. Describes native performances, island dances, and coral reef excursions despite rain, with praise for hospitality and scenic views.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a social note from Mudge describe guests at Me and Mrs T. A Lew for same worker returning home. Names and details are unclear due to damaged text.
Confused report notes bowlers contending in a mixed event with sparse details. A single championship match ends with a narrow result as obscure names struggle to finish, leaving a sense of a lively but unclear competition.
The death occurred in Geurie after extended illness of Esther Cullen aged 64. She was daughter of the late Tate Mr and Mrs WHE Dawe of Maryvale and lived with her husband in Geurie for about ten years. Survived by husband, two daughters Mrs Scott and Miss Father Cullen, and two sons Mess. Henry Cullen and Mr Falwart Cullest. The funeral will leave Narro tole for Geurie cemetery with service at St Mary’s.
John James Ward of Wellington died suddenly at about age 60 after collapsing from heart trouble during a morning walk. He leaves a large family including wife Emily, children Apthire, Raye, Geoffrey, Reith, Wrunk, John, Mies MeeTane, and Mies dear Ward, plus brothers, sisters, and many relatives. The funeral will be held at the Church of Fret portion of the Wolllygan cemetery.
The Wellington Cycle Club staged a two day event with an 18 mile Sunday finish and a 10 mile Saluplay circuit. Worrall dominated the weekend with top times including a 28 minute lap, while Daley and Leven-C0 battled closely for minor placings. Injuries occurred during the final race as riders pushed hard in the three lap Wellington-Dubbo course.
A chaotic report outlines a financial dispute over a £10 owe between Wellington, Orange, and Warren Pil restarcing. Officials from the Wellington group claim the sum remains due while parties discuss payment and meeting obligations.
The Rev Wright and Mr Weight entertained church attendees with humor and pathos during a Canterbury visit described with mixed speech and sentiment. The talk covered Christian duty, practical charity, and the role of youth and women in civilization as the audience engaged with the presenting duo.
A letter from Edward Mee, secretary at Denning Coogee Sydney, outlines the Society of Australian genealogists aims to build a national collection of family records, wills, documents, and portraits. It describes meetings at the Sion Building and stresses the importance of preserving heritage for future generations.
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