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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 15, 1922

Page

5

In Memoriam and Thanks From Stanley Funeral Notes

Obituary and thanks notices honor the memory of several relatives, with expressions of gratitude to friends and family. Messages from MAB CRICK and FAMILY of Stuart Town, and a memorial for ICLEA MAY STEWART, mention sympathy, cards, letters, and prayers. Also a brief remembrance for Frank Willock from his sister Slim E Partell.

Setuen Auturn MAB Crick Stuart Town Adele Ybor Stewart Cuir Iclea May Stewart Frank Willock Slim E. Partell

In Memoriam Notices for Nisley Mae and Maggie

Memorial notices mourn Nisley Mae and Maggie who died in November and June 1911. The pieces honor wives mothers daughters with lines of memory and love. Family members pledge to keep their memories alive and reflect on loss and longing as they cope with absence.

Loving memory of dear brother Phan 1820

In memory of a beloved brother Phan who died on 10th June 1820. Aunt and friends express sorrow and mourn his loss. Family members send love and remembrance through the years.

Phan Brotherindaw Rilds

Unclear notes on deaths sales and local events in Auriaca area

A disjointed OCR fragment mentions the death of an elderly man at a Bat Sunday night, a funeral at a local cemetery, and many scattered references to names, places, and events. It includes references to a proposal in Dublin, a sales notice for plants, a hospital case, and various municipal matters. The text is highly fragmented with many garbled names and places.

Uro May Oval Hospital Batunday Am Ayala Merangemonte Afri Bd Niehobon Niehobon. Plearialityg At Mr. Itighardenn's Place | At Ruehareena Covan Australia Mra Dublin Macquarie Valley Keith Miller Yeoval Mt. Mt Kumbelra Joriel Kerr's Tpoon Donm Chocolate Wheel Norromine Muitayy Hall Haldllera Wellington Mev Botay Donyghy Kog- Aisi Indy J. Mylochan Mugton Hydney Wong Ty Cylin Stewart Youyyben Boughon Mit Connery Nhl

Wallington notices and local events mix in village report

A dense bulletin from Wallington reports residents planning to move to Sydney, church and social events, a death notice, and a court matter. It details public meetings, charitable drives for relief, rabbit industry talks, railway and water issues, and health warnings about smoking with government reactions.

Wallington Inydney A. Hotton Héburrey Church of England Weir Mr. Arnold Dutell New Zealand Lave Court House Cretonne Methodiat Hes. T Taylor Stan Bray Lee Street Soldiers Club H. Flanagan Atte Agricul- York Department of Wiater Cecil Fisher Marciugo Wits Vonta Police Cowet Monarch 'S Picture Theatre R.E.W Gubile Pituten Barorday Calare Condobolin and Parte Abe Wellington Grange Sabtivi Taza Sacquarin Te Carcoar Liskoow Blayury Riverina Amnion Winsich Wrerina Hreufell Cleetore Lithgow Chdidren Alek Hi Railway Department Macquarie Iver de Oider Purdy Department of Public Health Ding Hee Ani Aydney Careoar Hinshabe Houth Wales Sydney

Rabbit Sedy Mareet Prices Drop at Auction

Prices at the rabbit pelts market yesterday showed an average drop of about 1d per pound. The market was weak with sellers offering heavy pelts as winter winds cooled demand and wool prices fell, leaving many items unsold at the end of the week.

Piling the Material for Wellington Saviane

Fragmented OCR notes describe toll charges and material counts with unclear names. It mentions numbers 140, 29 and references a roll total with a change described as an increase. The text lacks coherent units or events to form a clear news item.

Wellington

Scout Awards and Resignations Reported

On Tuesday night Boy Scout troop members Were awarded their badges and several others advanced. A troop leader resignations and vacancies were noted with various members and officials named, including Maddock and Wey, as the unit named a new leader after a vacancy.

Justix Ev Fuwarde Treatu Jack Suertitt Averys Seoul Brin Wey Watroldeader R. Maddoth Trivp Wailer Radtoywad Mitchel Lowdur Maddock Positon

Military Ball and Digging Reunion Noted in Local Festivities

Prominent members of Imperial Wayne and J Bewal are set to attend the annual reunion of Diggers at the Ciddfellows Hull Wednesday night. A military ball will feature performances by the Juventie deus and MoonKON, with dances and a gathering to follow the event.

Hull Chus Ajectal Phaewato Bing Offerudl Shivenile Une J. Bewal Imperial Wayne Representa Yaslabn

TATTERAALLG Cricket Club Sogal At Oddfellower Har Outing

The Tatteraallg Cricket Club held a pleasant gathering at Oddfellower Har on Weilierdog with 20 attendees despite poor luck in opposition at Bodangorn. Entertainment included performers Mine M Breete Bowie Kennely and others, with MC duties by Mr W Eland. Supper followed and dancing concluded the event with a good time.

Soglal Bodangorn Duvelay Miysic Ene M. Breete Lang Bowie Kennely Coret Min H. Broce Murphy A. Peterson WW. Eland TL Pau Thom

Card Tournament Sparks Local Winter Arts Rally

A community card tournament draws crowds as the Winter Arts event showcases popular contests and raffle prizes. Local players Moras S Uonduer Kael hwnd A Fonva Ke Ge Mharyny Gates compete, with judges Meredith Baylis and others presenting awards over several days.

Moras Uonduer Kael A. Fonva Merndith A. Baylis

Winter School for Farmers at Hayhampton College

The Wellington Agricultural and Horticultural Bureau announces a winter school for farmers to be circulated widely. A program from December 27 to January, with instruction on poultry farming and practical husbandry, includes lodging and full training. Applications available from the Agricultural Department, due by a specified date.

Wellington Agricultural Mad Horticulural Bureau Bay Agricuiire Wek Enterpyia Agricultural — Department Hayhoohury College Wodmowl cOege

Wheat Growing Mirth? Farmer Meeting Cited By Ports

A fragmentary report quotes J W Ports of the RGA KCBS praising wheat growth as key to prices and food supply. He urges soil improvement, rainfall adaptation, and protective cultivation to boost output, though the text is garbled and hard to parse.

Couler Ad Saalatey Llanates Donavy Mandanes Thubur

Pruning Grapevines Demonstration At Viewn Point

Mr Halokined guides a pruning demonstration on grape vines at Wellington Agreut. Attendees, including Abe A Jouve, observe various methods. The event highlights the dominnication muse and offers practical techniques for vining care.

Halokined Wellington Agreut Bure A. Jouve Relahaei

Wellington Mealhon. com competition notice

An OCR polluted brief notes a Wellington competition event with scattered phrases about bids and a marine word count. It mentions a figure from Mr McDonald and a sale at Carson's auction with prices per head and dates in late April.

Wellington Mowebunk Aldwut Ake Ayeruligures My. A. McDonald Whiehoimbe Carson

Basic Wage for Women Workers Set by Department

The Department for Labor and Trade informs that the standard wage for women workers is 3 shillings per week with deductions for board and residence. Deductions include 3 pence per mile, 6d weekly for clothes, 1s for clothing, and 1d for confidence. the daily wage is 1s 1d per day.

Sootball Vu Subotuy Deat on Beth Park

The Dubbo and Wellington teams will meet in the Lie Westen District Knockout competition. The match begins soon and all local players are asked to be ready. Only one game will be played, with the winner advancing to the next round.

Beth Park Dubbo Wellington Westen Fete

Wellington Council Delays Drilge Stop In Overhead Bridge Letter

A distorted letter from the Htxilmay details Wellington Council actions on the Drilge stop. Commissioners approved an ayabur delay while a mul ter inquiry proceeds. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text.

Adlon Hermiabisoners Wellington Iwan

Edwards Acquitted and Trial in Hilmava Court

In a Hilmava Court session on Monday the defendant, Norne trainer L. Enlworim 2, was acquitted after a malice charge. The case involved alleged violence and an earlier accusation referencing Rob ef Mitelivil with testimony tied to Lielagany and Mus prosbul. The proceedings cited section 4 of the eriumu rode with further statutory references and unclear phrases.

Edwards Hilmava Wvilain L. Enlworim Norne Mle Hower Mr Wontovs

Sermon and Lectures at Baptists Vigil in Manley

A Baptist church vigil near Manley features two speakers on spiritual renewal and social issues. Revival themes include a call for social reform and a refresh of faith as community leaders discuss religious duties and the meaning of service.

Hyams

Melbourne Broadcast Plans for J Mogulod Singers Hall Show

The Well known TMUloy Singers will perform at Odifellines Hall on Monday night. The program, featuring operatic selections and popular ballads, aims to attract families and include a first-slung entertainment by talented performers.

Apyiene Lede Jont Melbourne Joe Churngsy Aulon C. Wall Thone

Salvage Sale Postponed and Mission Address Planned

A partial salvage sale notice announces goods to be cleared Saturday at 216 pm with confusion in the text. The Baptist Mission service has been well attended, and pickup received an urgent telegram prompting a return. An address will be delivered tonight at the Baptist church by Jolly.

Megalost Ned Leen Holiday Gift Dispute at Council

The Dubbo council received a Local Government Department letter asserting an improper payment linked to vote A6. The amount was paid to town clerk Mr. Wo J. Lakes as part of a 10 year arrangement before his move to Grafton. The council seeks guidance on action and has asked Mr. Toke for a refund.

Sounotl Dubbo Ned Leen Wo J. Lakes Grafton Lake Bern Iatende Toke

Band Meeting Receives Bandmaster’s Replacement Committee

A Tuesday night meeting of the Lin Bind Committee and Municipal Bend members drew a large crowd. President Williwk announced acceptance of the resignation of bandmaster Donny. Vacancies for Hawkiox and Tillbrook were discussed and candidates were recruited. Mr. Puaw to act as band tutor on Monday, July Bok.

Lin Bind Donny Mawkine Tzios. Uy Puaw

Keeping the Morey in Country Towns

A garbled 19th century style notice notes factory work and local operations. It mentions W. G. Mund, a district native, and a new jamungking nigeluery installation. The piece hints at soap trade mentions and local transport or sales, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.

Ihuatek Bosti

Water rights conflict cited in wartime governance

A report describes a government led effort amid shortages as water rights and payments for Crown jewels are debated. It notes soldiers and officials urging action while local authorities push for compensation and enforcement of water allocations.

World Class Reborn Ta Whwing 1 Euet Lyne

Review discusses Hugo Ballin and the film Ewet Lymne TM as a pioneering artful dramatic experience. Praises Ballin for bringing a new era to cinema and cites Mabel Batlin and Bilward as collaborators shaping vivid location photography and elegant staging.

Solaniek Iyo Ballin Hugo Ballin Hay Mabel Batlin Hou Ballin

Wagging tale of a stalled horse rescue in Net tle Creek district

A horse named Mackett fell in NettIe Creek country after a horn strike, injuring Tackett. Neighbors believed help was close as the rider tried to reach a nearby spot before the horse recovered, but the animal wandered and the rescue stretched over hours before assistance arrived.

Imartyr Nettle Creek Lompmuhurat Nueth Vonat Tackett Mackett

Obituary notices and local greetings from Wellington district

The item lists multiple obituaries and bereavement notices from the Kerrs Creek and Wellington area. It notes deaths at Orange Hospital and in Lithgow, with mentions of relatives, ages, and survivor details. It also references community figures and hospital staff movements and upcoming commemorations.

Worry and poison death in Wellington man

Frederick Piper, 26, of Upbutton Street, died after drinking tobaine or poison following a night of worry and drinking. He was found with a broken bottle and crystals, taken to hospital, and died soon after. Funeral held Tuesday at Ye Church of England, Wellington cemetery, Canon Barry Brown officiating. C J Shakespeare arranged the funeral.

Frederick Per Saat Wory Lim Morde Adview Piper Dows Liv Gorvasad Mae Yo Mr W. Piper Upbutton Street Anil Poe Nyngan Wellington Church of England Canon Barry Brown C.J. Shakespeare

Fragmentary TOS Tracts Reflect Labour Policy Debates in Parliament

A garbled OCR record outlines discussions on liquor licensing, retail controls, unemployment support, and emigration. Mentions of Governor, Liquor Bill, Labor government, Returned Soldiers League, and industrial union figures hint at wide scope policy tensions and looming fiscal measures.

Prom Joe Dooley Aldewmn Sonteremes Atesenue Newcastie Steel Works Amoust Eeomoutly Vermont Saatrh North Fitzroy Vivne Santiny Hay Royyamar Taatway Works Aio Yuriowe

Odd Weather and Court Note Amid Turbulent Times

A jumble of price quotes, weather hints, and a Criminal Court notice dominates this fragmented item. It mentions Herbert Babley’s stabbing case, a Cundabolis event, and mentions a government session and constitutional matters. The piece touches on stock prices, rails, and local civic movements with unclear chronology.

Fragmented Lines Without Clear News Details

A garbled input yields no coherent event or named entities. The readable parts do not present an identifiable person, organization, place, or action to summarize.

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