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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
A brief family memory line from a father and mother honoring their daughter John May Stewart. The heartfelt message expresses enduring love and remembrance across time, acknowledging loss and affection from the parents.
Fragmentary OCR text lists names and places with unclear roles or events. It mentions C Murphy Auddrews Aitha Sheeh and oddteiur Hah near a locality, but no coherent incident or date is evident. The readable items are scattered names and a vague location reference without a clear news event or outcome.
Fragmented OCR text presents a garbled list of names and phrases. It mentions Ayals face and various proper nouns, including Abd wih Af Atalay and Leura Heain, with scattered references to bowling and promotion. The passage lacks coherent events or clearly defined entities.
Jottings report a social evening at the Oddfellows Hall on Wednesday July 6 for the H.0. Tennie Club with a cushion party and refreshments. Mention of a Balvatlin Army cemetery view and local sales notes, plus obituary of Sir James Ward aged 73, a long-time Dulsbo resident.
Fragmented report outlines borrowed funds, expected repayments, and government and bank negotiations. Mentions Wheat Board operations, public appeals for work, and local notices in Wellington related to auctions, sales, and community events.
A damaged OCR text fragment references legal and financial matters including court actions, bonds, and government dealings. It mentions names like Wall and Wing, dates around August, and phrases about warrants or filings. The readable content is too fragmentary to establish a clear event, parties, or outcome.
Damaged OCR notes a convent visit by a child’s guardian, a parish meeting next Tuesday, and a clothing and tailor event at Wellington. It also mentions a copper hill estate sale near Molomy, with references to Bedford, Weston Ltd, and Orange, plus various locations and damaged details.
A special court session granted a mortgagee sale of a farm totaling 440 acres and 1254 acres freehold at Bar rigal, to be auctioned at the Sydney Exchange on Friday 4th June. Information from mortgagees Hoys Bridge Street Sydney and solicitors 30 Elizabeth Street Sydney.
A very lively ball at Gold Tellowe Hall Tuesday night featured Mrs LaVage as secretary and strong display of credit by hosts. Large attendance with late hours of dancing and colorful decorations including streamers balloons and lights. Supper arranged in Mr Astry Taylor's building with Kinbull and Lehman orchestral support from Urange. Also shown was The Last of His People a dramatic silent feature about an Indian boy and girl adopted by white settlers. Mitchell Lewis and Wolf Briggs star in a tale of betrayal and peril with a dramatic mountain lodge sequence. The program promises one of the season's most exciting exhibitions at Monarrh's on Saturday night.
fragmented report details a cancelled Wellington Trotting Club meeting due to heavy rain. persistent weather disrupted events and prompted abandonment after horses and spectators gathered, with officials considering next steps and rescheduled activities.
An amateur school arts evening at a local hall drew a bustling crowd and ample criticism. Performers included J Murphy on piano W Brown on cornet and Mita Fuboelh VU with supporting acts. organizers faced concerns over crowd control and safety as plans aimed for a larger turnout.
The death occurred at Well ton hospital in Ske AiLeod W Gitown aged 1 year after paralysis followed by pneumonia. Survived by widow and five children, eldest 10, with burial at local cemetery after service at Sir Hatrick's Church. Funeral by Nr Dd. Siehotaom.
A long, rambling stitch of names, places, and events recalls a Australian holiday visit home. It notes births and weddings, travels from Wellington to Sydney, and a string of social events and farewells as families move through towns like Ponte, Dubbo, Albury, and Bathurst with various relatives and friends in attendance.
A muddled account describes a wedding with references to Ayvetil IWweak and Folthaune, attended by family members and friends. The ceremony at Wey brother Me Victor Lath’s church included arch decor, a violin and organ performance, and a reception at hyparmata of the fugide. The couple departed for Sydgay Leon for a honeymoon, with guests traveling by railway to begin their journey.
A pretty wedding was celebrated at Bh dhaphen s with Presbyver fas Chreh. The bride, given away by her father, wore a pewserbius formay cloth and ram brunk wooded bat. The bridegroom presented a xyldnite follat set and a pair of xploails military Tornishes. Reception followed under Rew Mr. tawart s guidance. The couple will honeymoon in Syd ney and thy South Coat, then reside in Bathurst.
The report outlines a population increase of Australia by Spud,072 in the last decade with major rises in Victoria and New South Wales. It notes Labor’s bid to award city honors to Dr. Mawble, and mentions railway strike costs, wheat market optimism, and debates over state trading controls amid unemployment inquiries and a coroner’s inquest contempt ruling.
The hospital committee discussed delayed repairs and water plumbing problems, the need to clear and repurpose old materials, and extending accommodation with potential funding. Mrs Sigwan and Nurse Myth were noted in attendance, with staff training and probation concerns raised for matron and nurses. a proposed extension at the hospital was debated and a plan to seek government support outlined.
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