Vandalism on Willow Trees Near Macquarie River
In a local notice, the town decries the removal and vandalism of willow trees along the riverbank near the Macquarie. The article urges the council to take action, investigate responsibility, and enforce measures to stop further damage and protect the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vonsituta
Gandala
Ila
Asia
Council
Raymon I.stront
Batwain
Anid
Ho Man's Land
Pada
Presbyterian Church Raid Lends to Saw Mill Plan in Arthur Street
At a large meeting of emigre pan in the Presbyterian Church building, agreement reached to accept Mr HA Whittle's tondu of £1694 to erect a saw chine on Arthur Street site. Other items include local legal notices, a jail term for a murder, a rail accident damage, and upcoming Local Quarter Sessions with various cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
HA. Whittla
Arthur-street
tMonds
Mins
Myrtle Wood
Gminia
Furse Chandler
Boas
Mosue Lao
Ye Verday
Plaintiil
Papay
Avvblinsido
Hei Vine
Pinas
bin Ketantra
Ingad Geepasing
Mendato Mars Frenti Er
Gmc
Gant
Plage We
Feam
Dubbo
Parish
Tertaban
County Bligh
Mudgoo
Savontoon
Pry & Hindoo
Broken Hill
White Cliff
Sadeske
bin Reuth
Fordon
Gould
Unny Pany ‘Wagerd
John Sharpe
Orange
Wellbaie
Wells
Armwrong
Alice
Ange Baker
Sarah Hall
Ronidouta
Subba
Orange Om Tusaday
William McLaughlin
Bodangers
Urick
Save Harbour
Vis
Leader
Frank Quinn
Weaters
Messia
Robinson
Ein
Thomas Wilkam Vaughan
Alia Ant
Bathurst
Patrick Joseph Bexten
Oant
Bedford
Taylor
Ymrdu
Bono
Teo
Charlee Brown
Bertie Ambar
Yen
Ualsuraity
Geuromar
A.J. L. Stockwall
Stormtary
Ant 1
Movement forms for senior ua dets in Sea Burwet meeting
A meeting of all interested in the senior Ua dets movement is planned for Monday night at 2 o clock in the orderly vein of the 2nd Australian Light Horse Regime. It aims to present all available information and gather signatories. Also reported is Harry White Bennett injured in another accident. he was riding after stock when his horse fell, sustaining a broken limb, and was brought to town by Mr. Toho A. Mead and seen by Nurse Langen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolington
Tada
Harry White
Waillock
Hin Luca
Tha Muina
Bir
Toho A. Mead
Anil
Nurse Langen’s
Fingerprint controversy sparks courtroom remark
In a FinCen style case, George Hal faced charges over falsified goods while on Pliné Court. The defendant denied wrongdoing but presented clear evidence of involvement, ending with the terse verdict that the fingerprint system is damnable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hal
Hon Hall
Land Applications Reported At Local Office
The week’s land pleas list names such as Robert Guthell and Bamial Mastin with parcels ranging from 180 to 480 acres in Bligh and Uligh counties. Several applicants, including Yarrobil and Herbert Martin, appear for various holdings while conflicts with the Pand Toard board arise, prompting action later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Guthell
Nurs Ol
Wigh
County Bligh
Parle Bil
Dpwn
Axwa
Todays Wires Mixed Narrative From Global Events
Today s wires report varied items including political stances in Australia South Australia premier Connor and the Commonwealth Government clash over a scheme. A farmer near Bundaborg uncovers remains of a body in hollow earth with details unsettling yet described in restrained terms.
Ambiguous Melbourne‑bound man detained as police seek suspects
A man matching a wanted profile from Melbourne is detained by police amid a string of incidents. Fire brigade members were arrested for minor misconduct during a rebuilding effort. The Comptroller of the Lord Chamberlain's Department died suddenly at Covent Garden Theatre during a royal tribute performance. J M Mackay, a noted figure, was knocked down by a bicycle in Solmesburg and severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byanay
Melbourne
Tire Brigade
Buxay
Tord Chamberlain
Covent Garon
Denmark
Edward
J. M. Mackay
Saokoe Ayolo
Solmesburg
Lodge Fraternal Visit and Grand Lodge Address
A visit by Grand President Brother Gilde to Independent Lodge was postponed by illness. A large gathering attended the lodge, with initiations led by Brother Luks. After business, Brothers Howey’s Refreshment Room hosted a social. several visiting dignitaries and representatives spoke, the event ending near midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Tawar
Gilde
Warnes Ngwight
Darko
Waesnabla
Rasko
Thunrder
Luks
N.O
Howey
T. Smith
P.G
Gilder
Bydney
Moyre
Dobbin
Dubbo
Bron
J. Counce
Davey
P.A
A. B. Botton
A. Jouca
Grand Lodge
Kia Iuciuubarabip
Carruthars
J. Howey
Bro J
Couuira
Bro. AT. Smith
Bro
J Trebly
Hees
Monee
Uobum
Dubhe
A. D Fowler
Theen
Rainfall figures hint at needed gains to meet yearly average
Weather notes show ongoing rainfall with January and February totals only partly indicated. The record suggests Wellington must see higher falls ahead to reach an annual average near 24 inches, with scattered monthly figures referenced and totals still incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wedding of Miss Bernanoni in Wellington Church
A wedding held at St John’s Church Wellington celebrated Miss Mia Giaca Trabolla Bernanoni, bride of Wallington, given away by her father. The ceremony featured white mar veillous silk bridal dress, bouquet, and gold jewelry. Bridesmaids Provence and Bershwoni wore cream veils. groomsmen included Mr Goutry Paliown and Mr Ry Aldereon. Reception at Bank Street reported with gifts from Rev Canon Barry Brown. They depart for a honeymoon in Sydney coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Maxriaga
St. John's Church
Wellington
Yaturday
Barry Brown
Nathan Bernanoni
PL. Barnasoni
Mia Giaca Trabolla
Haathoote
Daughar
Wud
Hauthvote
Wallington
Shu
Misuoe Provence
Bershwoni
Gouttry Paliown
Ry Aldereon
Bernasconi Boy
Bank Street
Rov
St. Sabo
Buo
SALE OF WORK AT AUSTRALASIA HR ROOM
The sale of work in connection with Bt. John's Church Bebhooleroom room opened on Tuesday afternoon and proceeds have been encouraging each night despite threatening weather. Canon Barry Brown urged attendance as rain kept some away, noting the funds will aid completing the hall and adding extra rooms. Numerous stalls and items, including cakes, confections, and crafts, were set up with many volunteers assisting. the sale continues nightly to raise funds for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bt. John'a
Bebhooleroom
Apland
Tuowilay
Barry Brown
Cardi
Mra. Gandiner
Suvmatol Econo
Keiva
Shaw
Mian E. Lanes
Mise Aarons
Fiapire
Fancy
Irmwn
Nina Bernane
Irs
Richards
Mia
Linton
Mrw Burnard
Mins Archer
Mina Sylvia Anderson
Mian
Dot Anderson
Mia Ally
Mian Meurnsit Retresiisant Grall—Mex
Powall
Oroskor
Mies Graham
Pauline McKenna
Mins May McKenna
Mies Monty
Giles
Misa O'Donnell
Johonon
Mina Mend
Mias R Pilea
Mina N. Vile
Mina Brows
Barlow
Mixx Nancarrow
Presbytery Verdicts in Wellington Kirk Case
The Presbytery of Wathurst met at Wallington to finalize a previous investigation. Findings addressed Mr. Hough allegations, ordered apologies, and set conditions for certification and removal. Superintendent vacancy after deliberation, W. G. Sharpe to be appointed. meeting scheduled for the church on Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wathurst Hay
Wallington
Kirk Bosalow
Presbytery
Toba
Hough
Bough
Pension Ban Authority
Dough Jett
Wellington
Kirk
Baugh
G Marsdon
W. G. Sharpe
Police Court shows Hall charged with fraud and theft
Tuesday before Mr J Colling J P Ciloege Hall faced charges of obtaining goods by false pretences and with intent to defraud Fong Loo and Co on Schinet. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to three months hard labor in Dubbo Gaulan with the sentence concurrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Colling
J.P. Ciloege Hall
Walt
Fong Loo and Co
Placy
Dall
Fanea Keo ‘Chang
Edward Wython
Pvi
Local District Sports Day Opens Amid Fair and Games
Erinowof Walon hosts a community sports day at the two local churches with races and gambling-free contests. Notable events include foot races, handicaps, and a late evening dance at Mr. R Shearman’s residence, drawing many locals for fundraising and entertainment.
Ponto Onlookers Report Odd Falls And Local Mirth
A rugged account details a horse mishap near Suntop as a rider from Mr. T Newell’s residence falls into a deep gutter after a night ride. The scene shifts to a charity concert by Gedrie ALU. UO.F. and a discussion of district improvements. A Royal Farmers and Hottlers Association meeting notes progress on roads and river camping grounds, with officers elected and a request to liaise with Works Department for bridge and access updates. Reports include weather, rain totals, a boarding house fire with quick containment, and local travel notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. E. ‘O'lities
Suntop
Gedrie Alu. Uo.f
Rothers
Hodangara
Orange
Reynolds’ Mall
Gaurly
Om the
Matay Tikmonth
Irunich
Farmora and Hottlers
Jackwon
R. Brown
Tronmuror
Provident
Jmannion Ware
St. H. Jaudeson
Vicw
W. 1
Sparks
Choa Collin
M. Brown
Waring
Hume
Sparko
Douglas
Fall Rain Lifts Old Country, Restores Hopes Amid Crops
A local correspondent reports renewed rain reviving the countryside after a harsh spell. Plowing had slowed and soil was waterlogged, but the latest showers improve the outlook with grain sown ahead of the rain showing promise. Farmers like J Cook claim fifty acres of cryp covered, and overall conditions brighten as we approach harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cook
A. Tech
Tony
Wes Hunny
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Johnston's Buildings
Precy Byreky
F.C. B
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Bint Dheapwerth Pot Raturn
C. F. Glover
W.r.s
Percy
A. T. Smith
Seine
Mus Cox
McCormick's
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Wavoninz
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Blillington
Cath Wang
J. E. Bray
STRAT
Collins
Rad
Parma
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South Australia
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Cerruthers
Uusil
Leluknow
Ringera Eatate
Bundaborg
Thors
Stler
Centenary Hall
Lumpéra
Home Affairs
Tix
Croft
Jonal
Uiscer
Gaylor
B.A
Cuba
Rabbit Instruction Fund
South Australian Commission
Danyes
Broughton
Ponte
Tito Range
Ua Tollewe— Hi
Zivblin Sogya Np
W. J
Aus
Presbyterian Ghurgr
Leon
Sim
M. Ryun
Whale
T Hughens
L. Whales
Finuonne
Calfray
B. Ityaw
Siamina Rago
F. Gillie
Dy Wille
Roya’ Bacu
Cinder
Mr. Lows
M. Aneas
Kine J Deyndale
Hitdran
R. Shearman
Ware Qiuueruua
Mr. J. Mureny
Ponto
Ange
Tuekriot
Bodancora
Joe Wratten
Ceranesnov
Eury
Shawcrow
Finkde
Uconaland
Cobar
Luxusy
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Enon
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