Weather and election noise dot Saturday segment
An OCR segment reports wild windy weather on Saturday with heavy rain and flooding at Wellington and surrounding areas. It mentions Wellington Hospital activity, a fire near Ankley, and a chaotic local scene with various people and places named, including Mitchel’s Crorle Core and Sullivan crossing.
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Sammy Mo
Wellington
Mitchel
Mr. Humon
Wintka
Shire
Sullivan's
Wick Park
Maine
Wellington District News highlights from June 1930
In Wellington, 1930 district news reports town sports events, football results, social activities, and local developments. Mentioned are tennis, rugby, and cricket notes, dances, fundraisers, hospital items, bank property moves, and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Wellington Times
Severt Wellington District News
Unclear historic note mentions Richardson rail way official and tennis event
Fragmentary OCR items describe Will Richardson of the railway department starting annual beginings, a Byron tennis team visiting due to early defeat, and Mrs Waklier in Lindley hospital with family anxiety. The text blends names, places, and events with incomplete phrasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Richardson
Railway Department
Byorts
Tomy
Dupeoue Yuet Sunlay
Baby Nin
Mram, Waklier Ia
Lindley Howpicul
Stuart Town Conch and Local Life Observations
In Stuart Town and surrounding areas the week brought light rain replenishing soil and encouraging growth. Tennis players travel to Wellington for a tournament while Hospital Auxiliary plans a large charity party on the 20th. proceeds from Bourke brothers’ function benefit Stree Creek club. Community notes cover weather, harvests, accidents, a new kindergarten speech by Mr. Wilkins, wireless set installation, a late Arthurville mail train, and upcoming Las vital ball.
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Knight
Miskall Wnd
Mabel
Sorday
Mpe
Misha Sind Milas
Mineal Cab
Bee Milley Bean
Ibing
Weaver
Mins
Mickell
Westella
Wongarhon
Dhat Nletty Gwirie Club
Goutie
Agricul. SA
RC Funds
Thival Buronule
Geowt
Mawling
Union Bank
Ptuneart
Cornett
Bury
Wongarhon Oddfellows
Ginate
Dudley Hospital
Grangy
Vaughan Jor
Obley
Jimmie
St. James’ Hospital
Wellington
Vane Ture
Stosrt
Hospital
Nevossity
Bourke Brothers
Juhn Jones
Orange
John le
Jumon Koullys
Stan Giddings
Weller
Wilkins
Howden
George Kelly
Arthurville
Fashion's Mount and District Happenings in Wellington
Reports from Wellington include Ambulance conveyance for Mr James Beastey to District Hospital after weeks with Mrs Keogh at Yarrol. Fashion's Mount Rite Club notes big shooters at annual shoot led by Captain Wy Syminan, Steve Herring, IL Sloane, George Goninan, W. Lee, and P Rowsh. Mudgee A team wins the cup again. Misse Media Massing confined with jaundice. Local schools closed for King’s birthday. today children return amid holiday and teaching remarks.
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Wellington
James Beastey
Mra Keogh
Yarrol
Wonai
Pashion
Mount Rite Club
Wy Syminan
Steve Herring
IL Sloane
George Goninan
W. Lee
Wellington Ladies Stage Charity Event Promises Fun
A Wellington gathering promotes a two act comedy and one act pieces by local artists to raise funds for the local school and hospital. Profits from the evening will be split between school needs and hospital support as volunteers prepare a supper and dancing after the show.
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Tommy
Wellington
Lotal
Ross
Motor Thief and Constable Fire Revolver in Dubbo Chase
A bold motor theft occurred in Dubbo when a young man asked Dubbo resident W T Adams for a ride to George. Adams refused and returned to the Occidental Hotel leaving the car unattended. On return the thief fled in the car at 60 mph after Adams reached it. Constable Toone from Wongarbon fired his revolver at the fleeing vehicle but to no avail, pursuing in another car and forcing a crash near Adams car. A youth answering the thief's description later surrendered in George and was taken to Dubbo for remand, identified as John Horner.
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Jufea
Colreavy
Aalley
Ambulane
Tunis
Inter
Dubbo
W.T. Adams
Georle
Adams
Occidental Hotel
Constalle
Hiv
John Horner
The Closing Wool Season Draws Market Attention
The report details Japan’s imports of Australian wool through 1924 with 167 160 bales imported January to October and 300 960 bales for the same period overall, noting doubled yearly imports. It notes exports to Japanese ports totaling 200 564 bales by April end, and a drop in silk value. The piece discusses textile strikes in Yorkshire, UK trade pressures, France’s brighter wool demand, Germany’s wavering inquiry, and South Africa’s port stocks at 43 000 bales with 220 000 bales yet to be shipped to the Commonwealth. It calls Australia the main source of first-hand merino wool, and offers opinions on market volatility, optimism for steadier times, and expectations for the coming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Britbany Weil
Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Australia
Yorkshire
France
Thost
Germany
Commonwealth
Pictures on Saturday Show Amy Johnson Welcome in Sydney
The Monarch Pictures announce a Saturday program featuring Amy Johnson’s welcome in Sydney after her solo flight from England. Brisbane audiences will see the event with crowds at Mascot and a flight by Jason’s clan across Sydney Harbour. Also shown are Tom Max’s Outlaw and the detective drama Perfect Crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch
Sydney
Amy Johneart
Faulleh
England
Brisbane
Jason
Sydney Harbour
Mascot
Tom Max
Outlaw
Tony
Drum
Church Services Across Wellington Area on June 16
Sunday services listed for CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST METHODIST and CUMNOCK with times in Wellington Georie Ponio organ recital by Rev John Smith plus dates in June and Trinity Sunday noting Yeoval Cumnock Obley Baldry Obley and Salvation Army events including meetings and activities throughout the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Georie
Ponio
Pam
Wellington
John Smith
Church OF England
Cumnock
Trinity
Cumsock
Eurimbla
Yeoval
Yeaval
Baldry
St. Peter
Obley
Yallondry
Rey, W
le G
Peaty
Steotor
Record Surplus of American Wheat 245 Million Bushels
Chicago dispatch reports a swift harvest movement plan settled with railways for thousands of freight cars. Grain merchants note unprecedented orders and exports from seaports. Statisticians estimate a 245 million bushel wheat carryover, the largest ever in the United States.
Sydney Wool Market Opens With Strong Competition
The fine wool market is highly animated with strong competition and Japanese demand aiding general support. Continental demand shows greater freedom than last week and prices trend higher. The Sydney market reopens Monday June 16 and runs through July 2. Catalogues available June 16, June 26, and July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Dom Fant
Sydney
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Wongarron
Vonple
Minn Skinner
Murray W Girst
Ving
Dubbas
Mea. D. Salmon
W. Bell
Lavoy
C. Morley
Macquarie
Jack Nash
Ric Ant
Suvere
Gill Oho
Nein
Monty
Weuk
Tram Claioek
Cuimoek
Ain
Wedneadday
Ceurie
Ceapn IL
Lle
Ponch
Rita Byrne
Ann Edgleys
Prio
Geuriv
Miss Byrne
Cocktune
Tesclurs
Henan
Dennie
Manlay
Geurie
Stuart Town
It. J. Farvington
Curra Creek
Aypeni
Mike
Fennia Clibs
Milbank
Hollington
Leo F. Miller
Jwiker
Itec
MW. Cavanagh Kirk
General Commission
Maseey Harris Machinery
Wallis Tractors
F. W. Williams
W. Peterson
SKY
Mistralia
Vita-Lick
Ita-Lick Limited
Kent Street
George Maul
Fashion
Mumsil
Adies
Petersen
Firm Ingtom
Indies
Hower
Iud
Golden Key
Amy Johnson
Church Services
Baptist Church
Luke Tulluck
J. Hunter
Bournesward
Jesse Lunghurat
Seatonville
Pany Wi
Budaggora U Sum
Gollan
Methodist
Mr. C. Towers
S. G. Cowled
Yeovel
G. Cowled
Munday
Tebute
Salvation Army
My Children
A. Wilekins
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