Cumnock Hosts Footballers and Local Matches
Cumnock hosted footballers from Roseberry for holiday games with Camnock winning the Sunday match while Roseberry led briefly. A Monday game gave Camnock a decisive home victory. The event featured a School of Arts reception with Mr George Black chairing, and a junior match between Cumnock and Yeoval public schools ended in a win for Cumnock. Dr Gruen refereed the injury incident to Wyatt Templeton during the recreation-ground game.
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Tron Rose
Camnock
Roseberry
Elger Prem
Snoke Rohvers
School of Arts
George Black
Recreation Ground
Cumnock
Yeoval
Wyatt Templeton
Hinam
Gruen
Immed Srey
Old Fanon
Ity
Weather and farming notes amid sleet and dampHarvest concerns
GOLLAN reports sleety showers and wet conditions affecting young wheat with a light harvest. Farmers expect more rain in June as they rely on forthcoming showers. Factors praise steady water pipeline work, but the drought of hope lingers. Mrs J C Yeohoe returns from a long holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Yeohoe
Summer Holiday Snatches and Rain Floods in Sydney
MUMBIL Mr and Mex A Crewe spend holiday in Sydney. Mtr Cecil Corty and Ron returned home last week after a month away. We had real winter weather with daily showers and weak winds. During the month 112 points of rain were recorded. Felix McAtamney's new Podge car retired Rome on Saturday. A visiting team of six gentlemen went to Bashinn's Mount Indi to try conclusions with tennis enthusiasm. After an enjoyable day, the visitors won by 1 set to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mex A. Crewe
Sydney
Mtr
Cecil Corty
Ron
Tubs
Lina Work
Felix McAtammey
Rome
Wat
Bashinn
Mount Indi Ind
Visltory
Obituary: Kenneth C McCuillack Dies After Operation
The obituary notes Kenneth Chi lun McCuillack of Wanton Obley died at age 25 after an appendicitis operation. His remains were moved by motor hearse to a Presbyterian service, then to the local cemetery. C J Shak peace oversaw funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonabarathan
Kenneth Chilun McCuillack
McCulloek
Wanton
Obley
C.J. Shak Peace
Methodists Meet Wallington in Friendly Tennis Clash
A mixed team from the Dubbo Methodists Club travelled to Wellington to play the Wallington Methodists in a friendly tennis match. The report lists numerous doubles results with scores across many pairings, noting Wallington won by 17 sets to 50 games and 15 sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo Methodiat
Wellington
Wallington Methodiats
Dubbo
Neares
A. Croft
Paul
Missesong
E. Crown
Wwe
Navenu
Mas Crean
Mina E. Paul
Po J.leon
N. Burns
Same
Mine Crean
Taylon
E. Croft
St. B. Pauly
Wiss Lame
Mr. Weayns
Wellington Tenkae Tournament Incomplete Play Report
Results from the Total Mumbil and Fashions Mount matches are listed with set counts and scores. Notable results include Rev Ford in multiple rounds of gentlemen singles and doubles, Mrs Wearne and Miss Altopher advancing in ladies events, and mixed doubles progress. The committee urges all unpaid nomination fees and promises further action to finalize tournament arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa Wellington
Rev. Ford
Miss Altopher
Mrs. Wearne
Mrs. Thomas
Mins Altopher
Meedamen Wearne
McCarran
Dr. Wade
Vs. Wade
Schumack
Ains Kennedy
Vs. Wearne
Mr. Puck
Mina Altopher
Golfers Crown Stan French In All Day Bogey Event
The local golf competition concluded with Stan French posting a 73 net to win the all day bogey challenge. F A Jones carded 79, RH French 73 for the stroke event, and the fortnight featured strong rounds like 78s. Wellington selects a team to play Orange next Saturday with several players asked to confirm travel plans.
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Lenses Re OH
Stan French
F. A. Jonen
RH. French
Wellington
Orange
Pasongee
Posnt
H. Lowcock
Ft.rench
Jones
Arthurville and Waratah to clash in weekend match
Football match preview notes expected enthusiasm and a large crowd for the weekend clash between Arthurville and Waratah. The listed players include fullbacks, forwards, five eights and three quarters, with names such as Leach Bassett Bot ton Rushby Robinton Tuckhall Davidean McConnell Dray Cowan May McKinnon Navena Kennedy Gleeson Byrne Dowton Barter and others.
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Arthurvilly
Waratahs
Waratah
Leach
Dummers
V Bassett
C. Botton
S. Rushby
H. Robinton
Hl. Tuckhall
D. Davidean
Ll. McConnell
T. Dray
J. Cowan
T. May
T. F. McKinnon
FP. Navena
Backa
J Kennedy
Kelly
Ferme
Arthurville
Pullbuck
W. Louden
Threequarters
T. Gleeson
M. Byrne
R. Dowton
Barter
Catarrh Cure Proven Conclusively
A public health notice proclaims that catarrh can be cured and asserts decisive proof of the remedy's effectiveness. The report emphasizes confidence in the treatment's success and urges readers to seek the cure through approved channels.
Treatment for Catarrh Promises Health and Relief
A patient advises using a specific remedy for catarrh claiming quick relief and safer health. The notice urges readers to visit a clinic in Lane Cove, Kool NOHUTH SYD, for the treatment and to regain wellness, highlighting warnings about fever, throat infections, and airway inflammation.
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Lane Cove
Parker's Remedy Restores Health After Stomach Catarrh
After four years of stomach distress and failing remedies, J H Blyton a Crow's Nest bootmaker reports relief from stomach catarrh with Mrs Parker's Remedy. He credits steady use for improved appetite energy and sleep, noting the treatment's gratifying results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Blyton
Vane Cove Road
Crow's Nest
Painful crippled feet cure praised by letter to Parker
A reader describes long lasting suffering from painful crippled feet and nerve trouble. After attempts at hospital care and other treatments the pain intensified and affected digestion and strength. A letter from Mrs. Meaker of 27H Alfred Street, North Sydney, credits Parker's remedies as genuinely helpful and urges others to try them.
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Bart
Min Parker
Parker
Linton
Als
Sykes Wali
Parkers
Mrs. Meaker
Alfred Street
North Sylley
Stomach Catarrh and Asthma Case Recalled
A broken text recalls a long illness with stomach catarrh and asthma, chest pain, coughing up blood, and constipation. The patient worsened for four years, bedridden weekly, deemed incurable, then miraculous healing by Mrs Parker’s medicine restored health.
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Parker
Simpson and Nealy Lead Forwards Quartet in Match
The list shows players including Simpson forward, Nealy forward, Jani and backs, with W Parker and P Laughlan among others in a team lineup. Other names include G Johnston Nugent O Beron and E O Neill, Bh Murphy, outlining a game roster and positions.
Back to Wellington Week Meeting Minutes Summary
Executive council meeting in Wellington discussed Rubber stamps quotes and security measures for the show. Teachers Federation invited secretary to a teaching meeting about a children’s display. Proposals on boxing tournaments and tax fees were delegated. Police Band arrangements and show committee terms were debated. Extra park staff and road improvements were proposed. A sub committee was appointed to finalize display terms and gate arrangements. Next meeting set for 24th. General A T Smith noted for honest values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Cornell Chanihuta
Mossra
Preman
A.B Royson
Curry
Fe Beyine
Dick Ilkins
W. Willock
C.J. Shukaxgpares
G. Stewart
W. Gibran
A. Miller
Teacher's Federation
Minister For Education
Rank Munra
Masers Shakespeare and Sibrak
W. A. Powell
Sydney
Hand
Wallington
Wen
Rexgard
Altey
Municipal Council
Shaw Council
Mount Arthur
AUCTION OF LIVESTOCK AND FARMING EQUIPMENT AT TINNAWAY
Auction scheduled for Saturday June 14 at Dapper near Tinnaway. sale includes 900 ew es 1500 lambs 20 draught horses and farming plant such as harvesters mouldboard ploughs and harness. Also household furniture and a Singer sewing machine. Buyers advised property already sold and items offered under auction terms.
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D. A
C. E. H. Ruthe
Dapper
BO Wethers
F.M
Singer
Buyore
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Harry Dowton Roisaath
Imam
Sini
Gettlers
Nedazen
Swat
Joerdy
Montini
Andre Fe Manin
Seranica
Thorny Sri
Abel
Alice Troy
Peps
Minday
Oulenia
Walston
Brunet Billoo
Vise
Wasa Mangos
Mouse Ix
J. Gandall
Syd
Smith
Eagiaston
Woolagalong
Thomas Wright
Church of England
Leary's
Maslc
Cumwock “Orchartrm
Meg Gruen
W. Briddl
Magney
Tadien
School of “Arts
Wintz
Gollan
Mumbil
Onihiary
Methodists
Mount Math
Spratt
Meintoah
Menelng Pent
Psane Ebutosh
Fyring
Maclin
Meintosh
Matthews
H Fa
Fetnonh
Matthews Erring
Masling
H. Herring
Hansford
Herring
Teacockh
Crewe
Goninman
H. Dering
Ariel
Mathews
Arniel
Goninan
Goninan Ee Munting
Inant
Hering An Gominnn
Sane
Ceauetitin
WITS
Sagarr
de Chun
Bayer
Lee
AUF Bss
Anil Vo
Svelk Savant Sym Haag
Uy Suvibutayy
Torna
Ynee
Oranney
Coumvon
Vai
Frederick, Parker
Lithgow
Sue
Hotel Lapidawney
Bathurst
Royal Hotel
Club Hotel
Lane Cove Road
North Sydney
Mms. Parker
Charles F. Parker
A. T. Smith
Binnaway Rallway
Peter Reidy
Tinnaway
Luneheen
W. C. Gale Stock
Castlereagh Chambers
Castlereagh Street
George M. Priddle
Patty
Stock
Griffith
First National
Firefighters
Stan Bray
Nanima Crescent
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