In Memoriam notices and lost item reports mixed
A fragmented wartime style page lists memorials for Margaret and a mother, plus a missing Lady's brown leather hand bag, lost near Curra Creek, with notices about a public demonstration on rosh planting and pruning by Kim Dowling at RW Inn's residence. Also includes removal notice of Mr. Br. Coupland and a sheriff-like reminder about wheat graders and demonstrations in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Windorah- Campbells C.W.A
Kim Dowling
INN
Gls Hallow
Thursda
KR. W. Conn
Mass Madness and the Collapse of World Order
The piece cites Sir Phillip Gibta's Waya of Escape arguing that global distress stems from a breakdown of intelligence and morality among leaders. It critiques the postwar order, noting the heavy reparations and loans that strained economies, led to currency devaluation, and worsened living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Gibta
Maxi Madiens
Greatritain
USA
Nlem Wan
Nightmare world and the danger of debt and protectionism
The excerpt warns that protectionist trade barriers and debt-fueled booms harmed global commerce, reversed prosperity, and caused mass unemployment. It critiques national policies driven by fear and populist rhetoric, urging leaders to inspire collective intelligence and uphold humane standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
U.S.A
Vnmue
Philip Gibbs
Wellington Local Notes and Upcoming Events
Memorial service for the late Mr. in talk of Wellington Bowling Club upgrades and a new club room. MLA Geo Wilbon to open Wellington Poultry Club show. deputations to be received during his visit. Municipal notices warn about overdue accounts with penalties, and Wednesday sports are quiet with tennis the sole midweek draw. Polo and hockey fortunes mixed amid town sporting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iling
Wellington
Bawline Green
Kimble's
Geo, Wilbon
Wellington Poultry Club
Wilton Wille
E. A. Fulton
Lear
Lthet
Wil Retea
Sonephi Thompson
Maughan Street
Halidayers
Volo
Thi
Forbes
Natromine
Impres ‘Vox
Polo Ponier
Hennivan
Harey
Mins Pritam
Slater
Higginson
Arusha
Africa
East Africa
Livingstone
Stanley
Javediy
Muetnnes
Imeron
Thadity
Dubbo
Dube
Supmers
Dubie
Vream
Brcawen
Wellington Metwry
Prine
Paniton
Local residents chase Golden Casket sweep rewards
Local residents who entered the big Golden Casket contest wait for the ward that will make them rich. The draw was held tonight. The report notes tennis requirements and a schedule page six mentions game draws and a sports column. Al Bins reports from Sydney prices and racquet repairs.
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F. Gesf
Sydney
AL Binstora
Nem Sports Nepot
Herey
Sr U
Great Western Euchres Tonight at School of Arts Hall
Mtty expected exceptionally large euchre turnout as committee cuts admission to 1/4 and prize money to 22/407. Organizers anticipate strong public support and higher attendance this Thursday night despite derision from some officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtty
School of Arts
Ralf
Ambulance Appreciation Acknowledges District Support
Wellington District Ambulance superintendent and secretary Mr A J Mahler thank contributors from Bunter-Arthurville Maryvale and Panta Torrabella for fundraisers and benefits. The ambulance committee thanks organizers and residents across districts for their support and assistance to 2014 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ambulstee
A. J. Mahler
Bunter-Arthurville
Jax
Hooper
Maryvale
Sheridan
The Goodman and the Hunter
At a Baptist Church supper after service in Terday night Rev Robert Goodman head of the Baptist Unions presided Aira Huintyr o gave thanks and named knowing Mr Goodman before Mr Hunter prompted Hunter to reply I was the Huntar The joke drew laughter during Mrs Hunters speech and other cheerful moments were noted
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Baptist Church
The
Baptist
Robert Goodman
Aira Huintyr O
Mr. Goodman
Mr. Hunter
Goodman
Huntar
Wellington's President Notable Baptist Ties Highlighted
The Wellington town hosts a strong Baptist lineage with five presidents of the state union having originated there. Rev Je Hun tee announced Rev Robert Gountman as the current president during Tuesday night's welcome. The audience noted multiple local ministers including Rev Tinsley, Rev Clark, Rev Phillips, Rev Dunkley, and Rev Hunter as prominent figures. The town’s association and community view the potential leadership as a popular choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Baptist Union
Je Huntee
Robert Gountman
Thie Town
Tinsley
Clark
Phillips
Dunkley
Overcoat Week Deals At Western Stores
During Overcoat Week Western Stores and Rideleys Ltd advertise wide reductions on coats for all ages. Ladies face cloth coats with fur collars drop to 68/8, men's off values include smart plain and half belt Weeds at 87/5, navy velours and brown feather coats highlighted for warmth and water resistance with many boys and youths styles marked down. Unclear OCR notes suggest special weekly price cuts on various styles.
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Rideleys Ltd
Fen's
Boye Ton
Accident reports from Wellington district school and railway yard
A 14 year old pupil of Wellington District Public School fractured a bone in a wrist while playing football in the wheel yard and was treated at Wellington Hospital after first aid from Supt Hubler. At the railway station a porter injured a thumb in a loading accident and required medical attention before admission to hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Stouham
Wellingon
Engweed
Hubler
Wellington
J. O. Poulter
Porter
Buott. Habler
Wellington Debate on Dubbo Butter Factory Financing
A long report covers local figures and a Wellington letter to Dubbo about government support for a butter factory. It notes opposition to lending public funds, cites a July conference recommendation, and highlights disputes over cream pricing and regional supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Hw Board of Directors
Dubie
Dubln
Central West
T. T Mucins
Macquarie Valley Co-operative
Boelery
Dalry Department
Dubbo
Wellington Labour Plan Sparks Trapper Debate
A dense report discusses government measures to curb rabbit trapping and introduce Labour Co operation in Wellington. It mentions employers, a Labour Agent, potential factory proposals at Chubb and near Wellington, and calls for public support, with emphasis on timing, costs, and local industry impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Wilton
Wellington
Haem
Niven
Alstelets
Sevens Lonlay
Glenkwily
Cuerman
Vol Textiunelly
Bours
Labone
Tandowenen
Thi
Lahoue
Sonn
Free clothing aid boosts winter relief in Wallington
Government offers £50,000 to supply clothing and boots for women and children this winter. Local societies in Wallington mobilize sewing and tailoring work to clothe the needy, relying on public generosity and government aid as the season tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nveraaitouk Wien
Wallington
Sdeiatios
Ponto of E. DANCE in Aid of Agleni Church
A dance held at Pomo last night raised funds for the Church of Agleni at Georle. A large crowd from surrounding districts attended and enjoyed novelty games that provided much amusement. The interval refreshments were provided by Theobald's firewood and Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomo
Church of Agleni
Georle
Surrouniline
Theobald
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Margaret
Alma Uptin
Alma
Beemoriam
Alf
Charlotte
Rotary
W. P. Padwick
Devenisa
Stoner Town
Great Western Euchres School OF Arts
Tns
Ward
Curra Creek
Ander Platse
Koon
BR. Coupland
Dester
Hay
Daviesile Common
Hadangore
Thia Ponand
John PF Clements
Nate
Bea
W. Mow
Funn's
Granny Smith
Www
MOW Funn
E. Kemp
ADIES
Nanima Crescent
Pance
Bourke
Ponto
Curra Sande
Gollan
Socian Club
Juliann Creak
Ball
Wunicipality OF
J. Harvey Truman
Council Chambers
Wellington Public Tennis Club
D. K. Wall
W. Ling
C. Seymour & CO Bacon
Wellington Times
Ee Seat
Reyes
Haven
Goodman and the Hunter
Dick Wishing
Bathurst
Anondy
George Wilwa
Marrave
B. ¥.C. Thorby
Yuovel
Mer
Gibbe ix
Allun
Jack Ford
Roseby Union
Sm Erent
Toca
Med Go Mui
Warren Price
Thom’ Davis
Frey
Soginty
P Evert
Rolins
Wollington
Chubb
E. Dance
Brat Row
E. A. Taplin
Op. Wilkins
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