In Memoriam Tribute and Probate Notices
A mixed readers’ page item contains two memorials and three probate notices. An in memoriam message honors a late husband father Richard Helston dated June 13 1930, followed by the final farewell. The NSW Supreme Court probate notices seek letters of administration for William Charles Such and Christopher Joseph Shakespeare with executors named Eileen Shakespeare Thomas Shakespeare and Christopher Shakespeare, with claims to be filed. Also impounded is a chestnut mare alleged missing from Warne Street Wellington, to be auctioned if not reclaimed by June 22 1934.
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Heuston
Richard 'Helston
Supreme Court
New South Wales
William Charles Such Late
Wellington
Frank Lewis Ster
Madge Louise Buch
W. P. Kelly Umlson
Proctors
Maurice J. McGrath
Winter Street
Sydney
Supreme Court of New
Lobban & Lobwan & Harney
Executrix
Martin Plate
Warne Streat
HP Conjei
John P_ Clements
Poundkeaper
Shire of Amaroo Seeks Tenders for Road Gravel and Stone
The Shire of Amaroo invites tenders to be received by the undersigned up to Monday 18th inst for CONTRACT 23/20 supplying 1000 square yards of gravel for the Cum hock Yeoval road and CONTRACT 22/21 supplying 100 cubic yards of stone for the Cummack oval road Specifications may be obtained in the Shire Hall Carmack Seple
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Fam
Cumhock-Yeoval
Shire Hall
Carmack
Church of England Ball at Empire Hall June 14
Juvenile following night to start harp music at 7:40 PM with Fancy Costumes prizes for best outfits boy girl and couple categories. Tickets 8 shillings, mingle 5, buffet supper, Mrs P M Chrystal honorary secretary.
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Empire Hall
P.M. Chrystal
Wellington Pealtry Club Opens Public Show at Paramount Hall
The Wellington Pealtry Club announces an open public event at Paramount Hall from 7 pm to 10 pm on the 24th with a morning session 7 am to 4 pm on the 28th. A show by Mr G Wilson features children and hints of state competition. audience is urged to attend.
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Wellington
Australia Sees Brightening Trade Balance Outlook
A favourable trade balance of £46,198,000 for ten months of the current year signals brighter prospects. Despite uneven wage gains and ongoing food relief needs, production has risen and overseas deficits are narrowing. Confidence, lower UK interest, and renewed domestic employment efforts are urged to sustain growth and reduce unemployment.
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Loan ‘Council
Australia
Austalia
Nesron
Jess
Great Britain
Austrovia
Amstralia
Industria
Local Jottings from Wellington Weekly Notes
The P M and Mr Oram had a busy day on Friday, with the list finished after 9 30 p m. A forthcoming Wellington dinner barn meeting is set for Wednesday next the 14th at 7 20. Hot pies coffee and refreshments will be served. Wilmot bowls badge defences saw Lord defeat Geo Edgar by 2 points to 11 on the new rink. Bennison watches. A Red Cross Society meeting planned a street stall to aid the society and a charity sale in all districts may be held. Pryke Brown as auctioneer at the Wellington sale yard on Saturday at 2 10 pm will lift 1000 merino and crossbred sheep and 100 good cattle. Further notices follow. Best Box Firewood 1 shilling to the next stock. E A Tunlin phone vd op. Willins.
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Oram
Wellington
Lord
Wilmot
Geo. Edgar
P. Bennison
Opnarite
Red Cros Society
Bonariana
Pryke Brown
George Pan
Tunlin
Wiwins
Flannel Fashions Highlight Winter Wear
There is an emphasis on frocks and cloaks made from fine Australian merino wool and flannel. The message promotes attractive colourings and guaranteed shades with merino wool and strong fibers. Murray's Super Plamine advertises a single price across the state and city.
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Ratte
Murray
Wellington Polo Club Sports Update
Members of the Wellington Polo Club remained active after reforming this year. A practice game was held on Mr DH Barton's property on Saturday afternoon, with players enjoying the match. In Narromine and Sydney, polo continues this year, and locals hope the current low mood will lift, paving the way for a better season next year.
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Wellington
Barton
Narromine End
Sydney
A Night Out at Werneatay Church Hall
The Church of England annual hall in Werneatay will be held in the Empire fall. It promises a real night out with special arrangements for all. a large crowd is expected as the hall is usually well patronised. The following night a juvenile dance offers prizes for varied costumes. Mrs. D H Chrystal leads as honorary secretary, aiming for an even greater event than past years.
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Werneatay
Church of England
Empire Fall
D.H. Chrystal
Water and fodder for starving stock update
The Railway Department will relax rules requiring a Water and Fodder certificate from the Stock Inspector before selling stock. Traders may forward consignments without the certificate if a date specific dedication is noted on the consignment. This eases travel and sale processes for graziers facing water and fodder shortages.
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Railway Department
Btock
Grazieri’ Association
Gamiers
Pance
Santos
Great Western Euchres Reduce Prizes and Admission
For the past weeks the Great Western Euchres committee in charge at the School of Arts Hall considers reducing prize money and admission prices by half. From next Thursday night the admission price and outstanding balances will be adjusted to reflect a nominal sum, aiming to preserve attendance and the event’s viability. The plan seeks to replace the current popularity bond with a new system to sustain interest and funds.
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School of Arts
Erwin
Wood Day for Hospital Volunteers Gather Wood
An earnest appeal brought a generous response for Wellington Hospital wood needs. About 37 tons are stored, with 30 more loads to fetch. Volunteers assisted Wednesday and Thursday, delivering multiple loads and meals. Mr G Fuller supplied two horses.
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Wellington Hospital
Naveau
Awarual
Ke A
Fuller
Muwara F
Statyday
A. Gollat
Shurrick
J. Vereer
Gerdes
W. Gorge
Ay Johunson
J. Sullivat
M, Maynes
J. Kennedy Sene
J. Bure
M. Campbell
G. Jowee
Mure
T Cons
J. Goll
14 Tone
Smith Bron
Mowr
A. Novewa
Jack Bory
Local notes On hospital stays births and a death
Friends of Brian have learned he is seriously ill in Forbes District Hospital after a fall illness with improving prospects. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Cranley on the birth of a daughter at Wattle Glen and to Miss Murray after the appendectomy at Allanville Private. Also news of Mr J H Quirk's recovery and Mrs Corliver's progress at Binawala Private Hospital. Word reached of Mrs Clark Clifford's death in Sydney.
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Brian
Youngda
Bedfern
Corent
Farber
Sunnyside
Bunton
Wii
Forbes District
Th) Crneley
Wattle Glen
Wuuluman
Bindawilla
Rovin Murray
Fr. Murray
Ginhorne Etrevt
Allanville
Fred Corliver
Towine
Binawalle
Old Timbers and a Deserted Man on Macleay River Creek
An Australian memoir fragment recounts journeys near the Macleay River, finding a blown red cedar and the unexpected discovery of a man buried at Taylor's Arm. The narrator recalls wilderness travel with mates, outback camps, and a dangerous carpet snake intruding on a bunks scene, plus encounters with locals and talk of old camps and rafting.
Wellington visit recalls a lively civic gathering
Aldermen and residents recalled a Wellington visit marked by a farewell reception for Mr Swinlerton. Speakers praised his public spirit, noting his engagement with town and county during an era of local improvement and youth involvement. The event featured guests and reflections on community progress.
Obituary Notice of English migrant in Australia
An obituary notes the death of W. O. Such a resident who died after a stroke and collapse in Warne Street while returning from the School of Art. Born in England, he trained in printing, later retired to Australia four years ago living with his son and daughter in law on Ginhorne Street. Survived by a large family including J. Crbap, Swift, Conn, Arthur Engien, Sydney, and Frank, his funeral at Wallington Cemetery featured a service by Rev. Keith D. Norman and was arranged by Mein Murray Bros.
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Frulay Lant
W. O
F.J
Deveaned
England
Australia
Wil Mire Pi
Buch
Ginhorne Street
Gartin
Daly
Arta Tor
Cameron
School of Arty
Warne Street
Vie
J. Crbap
Finridat
Mra
Swift
London
Theo Conn
Arthur Cengien
Sydney
Frank ¢Wallingtoni
Church of Ennglam
Wallington
Keith D. Norman
Tiy Mein Murray Bras
Impure Well Water Sparks Health Warnings
A medical advisory details how contaminated wells cause typhoid fever and other illnesses in humans and animals. It explains two contamination routes from surface and ground water, stresses locating wells below ground, sealing with watertight walls, cement lining, and proper drainage to prevent seepage. If contamination is suspected, samples should be sent to a chemical laboratory for analysis to confirm pollution.
Thompson and Ron Hunter theta Mauulan Steel Plane
Thompson and Ron Hunter are linked to a Mauulan Steel project on Plane 274. The brief item notes a naming or code connection, with little further detail provided on roles or outcomes.
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Dndopt Thompson
Ron. Hunter
Theta Mauulan Steel
Plane
Wellington Ground Show and Sporty Ground Meeting Held
A meeting of guarantors and delegates of the Wellington Amal gamated Show and Sporty Ground was held on Friday. Plans discussed include a truck to Wellington Week to raise funds and a deputation to seek a grant to relieve the Trust debt. The Secretary read financials showing capital debt and annual interest, with a proposed carnival and a deputation to the Premier.
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Wellington
A. K. Puller
Cial
Wels Vineten
Tysus
JM. Whiteley
Icm
Kimeet
Qwest
Mewes
Whiteley
Miftem
Kimbell
Mir
A.r. Smith
E. L. Killen
K. W. Street
Geo. Wilson
M.la
Thin Town
Vita
Iterevt
Inier
Jevt
Wmcam
Bleechmore
Whitebry
Rilten
Sleechore
Cubmit
Acheme
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Bath
Federal Hotel
Shire of
Amaroo
Pillans
Church OF England Ball
C. Seymour & CO
J. Bondrey
Summie Strvet
Urner
Murphy's Music
Griffiths Pharmacy
Samattine Mama
Riyal
Peter Yee Lee
George St. Wart
Melbourne
Royal Hotel
R. Y. Lee Tee
Weat
Bodangora
Bedangers School of Arts
C. Rominson
Wellington Times
Whisk
Wellingtor Gasewe
POLO
J. H. Quirk
Wed Mra Smith
Commonwealth Wing
Bank
Allanvilly
FB. Row
Lownamin
Wext
Win
Dark Clifford
Welslington
Hurntvitin
Tagoley
Bowen
Noene
Namburca
Macleay
Anill Winx
Tony Ami
Averyn
Gills
Moe
Bradley
Marler
Hullack
Sheri
Gray's Men
Bungur
Taylor
Addy Byrnes
Paddy Byrnes
Wnil
Gill
Bill
Pally Byrnun
Lions and Tigers
Aldermen
Tenmale
Swatuthhurat
FT. Rid
Swindlehurn
Ald. A
Smith
Seifh
Cary
Wpa Valley Walfey
Eotbeee
Hint Toe
Johnny Rawat
Sestrawe
Billy
Une Bine
Reynolih
Wea
Numbucew Shan
Rydney
Arse Kane
Mr. W
Such
Meeting of Delegates
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