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Rab of her af ker and tees Invi 1 of adca tice
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
9
Rab of her af ker and tees Invi 1 of adca tice
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A lengthy district update notes a welcome fall of rain totaling 178 points, resuming ploughing and rapid crop expansion. It highlights improved grazing water and feed, stock movements back from other districts, and local actions by the Geurie Progress Association and related councils. Fortnightly notes include transport, rail signals, a match prohibition, community repairs, local accidents, and wartime casualties and sympathies.
A quiet pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Brigid’s Dubbo on Monday June 7 as John William Laing and Lucy Florence Shipp were united. The couple left for Sydney after a light reception amid confetti showers. A second wedding occurred at St Benedict’s Sydney on June 2 for Agnes Berman and James Williamson with a large turnout and lavish gifts. Both brides wore elegant outfits and received many presents as they started married life.
Personal pars report that Private George Bendowatth recently resigned from the railway department to enlist and is in town on final leave before departing for the front. The notice notes several other wartime postings and local changes including W W Lorton becoming town clerk at Yass and Miss Lorton's new audit clerk role.
The Our Boys team for Saturday includes Henry at fullback and a 13 man backline with Porter Rogers Boehme Willocks Tuck N Tuck and forwards listed. The Wallaroos face Badangora at 3 pm with Friend Kennedy Connor Why Green Cook Edwards Hines Waterford Job Foley Green and others. All Blacks select We Hintt Wox Stockpool McCormickh McConnell and others for the same Saturday match.
The France's Day executive appeals for support to help Allied civilians in France, urging donations to aid wives mothers and children of the nation that resisted the invaders. The Wool buyers Association has donated £500, boosting the fund toward £700. Offices are in the Daily Telegraph Building Sydney and posters and materials are available by request.
Heuter's correspondent reports Sir Douglas Haig addressing the Second Army on the Mes sines victory. Blamer’s forces breached a strongly fortified Ypres salient, following lessons from Somme Arras Vimy Ridge. Despite German reinforcements and warnings, the attack yielded all objectives with light casualties and a long step toward final Allied victory.
E. H. Taylor and Co report 45 cattle forward yesterday. Best cows 11 12 to 15 pounds, wealers 7 2, and steers 11 to 13 10. Fat sheep, 400 forward, strong demand and 1 shilling higher. Good quality late shorn wethers 31, fed small and plain wethers 25 shillings.
A grateful note expressing sincere thanks to Dr May Farlane the matron and the Wellington District Hospital nursing staff for their kind attention during a stay. The writer commends the matron for her strict yet kindly nature and states a short stay with her dispels any bad impressions from rumors.
Multiple small items report losses and rentals in Wellington and Euchareena dated May 24 1917 including a lost item between Wellington and Neurea two BSA motor valves a benefit social for Mr Brady and notices of private sale of Allanville residence and a six room weatherboard cottage in Montefiore Street plus a balance statement of Red Cross Day activities and assorted event entries for Dubbo Garryowen Race Club with race days June 25 and June 19 nominations due.
A mixed program lists races and feats for men boys under 16 and girls under 16 with HC distances 100 and 60 yards, hopping and jumping events, throwing at wicket, pillow fight, sack face, and caber toss. Prizes on first and second entries. sale of stock and farm produce announced alongside sport grounds entry details and prices.
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