Lost Lest and Plated Clamp Scene at Cay Coal Yard
The fragment details a rare clamp find near cay coal yard, with references to a union bank dispute and a public warning against cashing a payment stub. It notes a Presbyterian Ladies Guild effort, and a Special Effort fundraiser with stalls planned between July and November, plus a horse incident and a missing clear outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acheque UN Union Bank
Ledden
Hgilist
Mulray Wilcox
Oattre
Presbyterian Ladies” Guild
Local Jottings Mixed Notices and Farewell Writings
Local notes recount council plans, rail signage, weather, and social events. Mentions Father McKeon’s farewell in Wellington parish, school snooker final, and community notices plus a cinema discussion on extras and atmosphere. Industry, weather, and local life mingle in a busy village update.
Jersey heifers join after park lawn blowout
Mr. A E Rotton joined two valuable Jersey heifers yesterday after an animal got onto the rivar Sank, frightening a herd. The incident spoiled a newly planted lawn in the park garden. If the front fence is kept off a little longer, it will recover and be ready by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Rotton
Property and Furniture Sale Advertised in Thornton Street
Mr AcE Norton advertises a property and furniture sale in Thornton Street on Wednesday next the 18th June. The listing highlights a large cooler linen press and a brick cottage in good position with 150 feet of frontage. Buyers are urged to note the chance for a good deal and easy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Norton
Thornton Street
Visit to Burrendonk Dam Site by Members of Parliament
On Saturday morning three MPs Messie M Bruxner W T Missingham Byron and H V Thorby were driven to the Burrendonk dam site by Dr A E Fuller and Mr J H Truman. They planned to visit the Caves but lack of time prevented it. They pledged to pursue a species grant for the Caves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrendon
Messie M. Bruxner
W. T. Missingham
Byron
H. V Thorby
Burrendonk
A E Fuller
J. H .Truman
Suggestions for Show Schedule Improve Thaw Show
Mr AE Rotion secretary of the show committee receives two strong suggestions for the forthcoming schedule. He invites further ideas and added attractions to improve the display and help compile the upcoming program before next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AE. Rotion
DURNING ACCIDENT AT STUART TOWN
Mian Rachael Sloane of Stuart Town had a narrow escape when her clothing ignited beside an open fire lace Thursday. Miss Browne rushed from the house as flames enveloped her. her father in the yard helped extinguish the blaze. Mrs Soans was severely burned and distracted, expected to recover. Her invalid mother witnessed the incident and was unable to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mian Rachael Sloane
Stuart Town
Miss Browne
Mrs Soans
Tailor offers wool suit deal amid savings frenzy
Nice Indeed praises a sale on wool suits with a Stay's Suit Offer. Men are urged to take advantage before the opportunity passes, highlighting an all wool bargain at five shillings sixpence or five pounds twenty three shillings sixpence. Bray, a local tailor, promotes Nanna Cres location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Bray
Nanna Cres
Dubbo Troting Gab Summer Meeting Set With £100 Prizemoney
Dubbo Trotting Gab announces a winter meeting on Monday June 23, a public holiday for Prince of Wales birthday. Prizemoney totals £100. Nominations are due by 9 p.m. tonight. The track is in good order and conditions point to a strong meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince of Wales
Dubbo Show Ground
Dubbo
Wemaned on Charge of Stealing at Local Court
Walter Edwards appeared before Mr Dunn J.P. on a charge of entering a dwelling at the Exchange Hotel and stealing money belonging to Charlee Davie valued at 48 shillings. He was remanded to the morrow’s court. The report also mentions a railway fatality and criticism of prior examiner staffing at Wallington, noting neglect of carriage and truck inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wemanded
Walter Edwards
Dunn
J.P
Exchange Hotel
Charlee Davie
Hower
Atatton Manter
Fort Nie
Camtiniaionire
Simp son Brothers Face Police Court for Drunken Disorder
At the police court, brothers Joseph and Recinald Simp son faced two charges after Saturday celebrations in town. They were fined for being drunk and for resisting the police, after an incident with Constable Bartlet during a disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Dunn
Joseph
Recinald Simpson
Bartlet
Rain Turns the Countryside Green With Standing Water
Steady rain soaked the region through Saturday with more showers overnight and rare sun. Flooding is limited but soils hold moisture as wheat and crops show strong growth and paddocks fill with grass. Wellington total rainfall reached 47 points, 16 yesterday morning, 6 on Thursday and Friday, with heavier tails in parts of the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wikht
Amin Faai
Wellington
Soldiers and Citizens Club Discuss Night Entertainments
A general meeting of the Soldiers and Citizens Club drew a large turnout on Saturday night. Members debated renting the club for night entertainments with no sanction. The Military Ball date will be fixed at the gymnasium meeting. Tickets were set at 1 shilling 6 pence or 8 pence. Bron Held Orchestra from Bathurst was engaged for the race ball. Local auditions will be called, and a ladies meeting with afternoon tea will be held forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldiers’ and Citizens’ Club
Soldiers and Citizeny
Bron
Bathurst
Teachers Meeting on Back to Wellington Week Display
A Tenchwin Federation meeting at the District School discussed the children s display planned for Back to Wellington Week. The secretary was asked to apply to Mrs Rimith Glwnrock for use of her paddock for the display if possible, otherwise seeking permission to use Riyente Park or a suitable alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenchwin Federation
M. Curry
Adent Lanes
Halling
Wellington
Miller
Hw Federation
Rimith
Glwnrock
Riyente Park
Perminion
Personal Pars And Engagments In Regional News
A scrambled local page notes Kone joining Eveleigh’s mechanical staff and Mindy Payne recovering after appendicitis at District Hospital. It mentions Mr T D Kelly’s hospitalisation, Morne Cameron's transfer to Trangie as manager, engagements of Golle Kenney and Meg Davidson, and Ray Beat. also reports on Gordon Prewd, bronchial pneumonia, the death of Bere Monaghan, and a visit by labor representatives to Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kone
C. Nowe
Eveleigh
Mindy Payne
Ponte
T. d. Kelly
Morne Cameron
Narranine Uraneh
Wertern Broves, Ltd
Trangie
Mins Golle Kenney
Kearney
Ae (Ateble) Stapleton
Mra
F Stapleton
Dmeth
Mise Meg Davidson
Garytne
Monte?flores Street
Wellington
Ray M. Beat
Re Moats
Percy Steves
Nyngan
Bere Monaghan
Mra TR Garin
Orainge
Wellington Tennis Club Tournament Rounds Delayed and Notable Matches
Saturday afternoon's Wellington Tennis Club rounds showcased strong play across multiple handicap doubles events. Semi finals featured Pratten and O’Keefe versus Dent and Schumark, with wins for Dent and Schumark. others included Pook and Condon defeating Dent and Sulack, and Mrs Mureau with Miss Herring prevailing in ladies handicap doubles. The event drew a large crowd as spectators enjoyed high quality tennis. organizers hope to complete the remaining rounds on Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Reek
Condon
Pratten
O'Keefe
Ty Dent
Sehumark
Melt
Surat
Vinwk
Pook
Dent
Sulack
Hauias
Mureau
Mine Herring
Mirgee Veeeh
Neuter
Maceray
Misoess
Thome
Cyclone strike and political tensions dominate Sydney wires
Warnings of Sooda danger in the north as a cyclone sweeps in with 100 mph winds. Damaged shops and widespread rain. In parliament, Mr Boyce calls for a divorce bill while debate over the composite minister fate looms. Lord Jellicoe rumored to be named Governor General in New Zealand. A Sydney Truth Society meeting ends in a near tragedy as a crowd mobbed speakers and police intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceops
Cannfelds
Boyce
Marrickville Baptist Church
Page
Federal Country Party
New Zealand
Lord Jellicoe
Lord Wemyaa
Truth Soelery
Sydney
Yxten
Ireland
Widespread Wires and Sunken Hopes Under Central Bay Skies
Forecats predict rain across central and southern tablelands and slopes with cold winds. Prices show modest shifts in produce and livestock markets, while a coroner begins an inquiry into May Anderson's death at Long Bay. In Bathurst, Michael Begley suffers lysol poisoning after a drinking spree, and Maude Cahen faces murder charges over two young children.
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Sheen
Thiralay
Atareen
May Anderson
Long Bay
Jake Waugh
Alexander Anderson
Richman
Alexander Avder
Awider Hart
Eewin Morne
Connors
Richmond
Coventry
Michael Begley
Rockley
Bathurst
Begley
Jettura
Bard Tuck
Ubat Fy
Ove Alfale
Criminal Cour
Lawder Maude Cahen
Jean
Samuel
Abe
Drought into Court Relates to Oxford Street Wine Case
A court hearing referenced a Crown case with details of a reduction and denotation sittings. An expert witness described venue conditions on Oxford Street with petitioning, noting takings around £100 and last year’s receipts near £210,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parguson
Wullty
Reidence
Wedding of Miss Row and Mr Warn in Methodist Church
Saturday afternoon at the Methodist Church the marriage of Miss Jean Sires Row to Mr Howard Warn was performed by Rev. £ Taylor. The bride wore an ivory moire dress with veil and carried a bouquet, attended by Miss Marjorin Row in pink. After the ceremony a breakfast was held for close friends before the newlyweds departed by mail train for Byday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Joseph Georgy Warn
Howard Warn
Sng Town
May Rem
C. Row
Alden
Jean Sires
Etremgny
W Wrighter
Max F. Schumarke
Ube
Kimbell
Mary Banda
Death claims Wallington residents in Thornton Street
Death removes Mine Margaret Hick following a stroke after a long illness. Her remains lie in a maple casket at the old Cura Creek, beside her husband’s grave, with funeral rites led by Lang and McKeon officiating. Nearby, farmer Joub Bell, aged 66, died after a long residence and many friendships formed. Interments took place at Stuart Tower cemetery and nearby Chino cemetery with services conducted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cura
Brown
Lang
Me G Bhakenpente
Joubbell
Tateret
Pri
Stuart Tower
Father McKeon
Travesidy
C. Shakespeare
Dudley’s Cup polo entries and local racecourse plan
Scrambled text notes polo entries for Dudley’s Cup at Kensington racecourse Bath and local team involvement. Mentions Wellington practice day and planned participation with unclear details and distances.
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Mil
H. T. Compton
Athart
Julia May Stuart
I M
T. Borhmne
Willock
Frank
Nin
Roby
J. J. Mansden
DR. McGrigor
Swift
Cay
Pelletier
Taree
Ted Harris
Sone Smith Bros
Narmuopgal
Country Women's Association
Ilte
Bisburne
A_ BARTON
Hun Sey
Wood Yard
MKS
Roberts
Tockington Vila
Gisborne Streat
G. Paul'y
Wellington Starr
Bowkett Building Society
Warne Street
Pum
HOSE
Secretar Dental
Mr. Percy R. Stephens Dennet
Swift Street
Picture Theatre
Dubbo Trotting Club
Pam
Lews' Hall
T. Williams
Gmellington Times the District Paper
O'Keette
Mamper
Yale
Munich
Spoutlexs
Wellington Caves
Pailway
Macquyre White
Shire
Marvin
Auitings
Stan Bray
Hector Gylly
Gallipoli Stroblere
Sydney Tivoli
School of Arts
Ky O'Keefe
C. Emvthaina
G'Keeffe
Jed
Emelbainz
Horith
Binke
Axi
Holt
J. M. McLeod
Cadbury Cocoa
Ib US
Fitkpatrick
Lush Week
Uris Biel
Governges
Ington
Dubho
Corie
McMillen
Cneapnese Opp
Chinen
Mt Universal Cly
Priscilla Dean
Shanghai
Dean
Mall
Roy
Park
Kouktos
Sodalities
Mises Mieidy
the Sacred Heart
Fla.c.b. Socraty
CL. Vincent Dy Paul Society
Mon’ Sacred Hart
Father McKain
Gordon Prewd
Mere
Dewd
Girhorne Street
Lois Fraser
Grenfell
Qykes
Muir
Wiheinbergur
Mudgee
F. J. Rheinberger
Welington
Wark—Rose
Charles Yo
Chino
Barry Brows
J. Shakeapeares
Polo
Gramme
Twome
Kensington
Bath
Wallington
Jocal Lenina
Sax
Leon
Lings
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