Exchange Hotel Wellington surrender notice and obituaries pasted
Government advertisements list surrender of Exchange Hotel Wellington license under the Trade (Amendment) Act 1910 with objections due by June 30. Also memorial notices for Stella Bennett, Sawats Eliza, Margaret A Upin, and a Co operative Society name change to The Macquarie Valley Cooperative Dairy Society Limited registered June 14 1992.
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Wellington
Licenaes Rede Ton Board
Exchange
Wellingfine
Tyre
Bystop
Sydney
U Eldridge
Eal
Macquarie Valley Co- Operative Dairy Society Limited
T. Waites
Los
Co-operative Societies
HL. Quirk and Davidson
Postponed social in Wellington St. due to clash with fixture
The Social event at Katelin worst Church of England has been postponed to 8 July due to a conflicting fixture. W. G. Seppings notes the change while Rose, secretary, confirms Curry Street Co-operative Building Society sale will be held in its office on Monday 27 June with payment details.
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Katelin
Church of England
W. G. Seppings
Nea Wellington
Rett Co-Operative
Rose
Bucte
Warne Street
Nders
Muir CA
Wilkins
Meaghan St
Wellington Brant
Camercereral Banking Co
BBRTA
Alaeset
Sydney
del Whittingham
Tate
Fae
Is the fight over in the election campaign debate
A stressed editorial questions whether the contest is settled by the Brevens administration replacing Lang, arguing the broader clash is between capital and labour and the social order, not merely a political shift. It urges understanding confidence as firm belief and self reliance, noting growing honest workers displaced by misfortune.
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Stevens
Brevens
Lang
New South Wales
Torl
Ura
Caplialian
England
Twnter
Confidence and work through private enterprise in NSW
The passage urges restoring confidence not by government relief but through private enterprise and real employment. It stresses independence, the burden of dole, and the need for cooperation between individuals, employers, and government to place people in profitable work and avoid drifting toward socialism.
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Rexta
Himadt
New South Wales
Local Jottings and Community Notices from July 2
Road work to the butler factory area continues with relief efforts by the Mav qlarie Shire Council and C of E. Social. Katelin Woolshed page July 2 mentions crowding and prices for Spot-It items, crops improving after showers, a need for more rain, and a church funds meeting at Bodangorn Station on July 16 with Theobald’s choir. Election notices and union activities with the Public School Teachers Federation involve Arthur McGuinness and W. Hendry. The S.M. Herald opposition claims £6000 against the federation. Tenders invited for a water well at the factory. A Queensland Golden Casket prize named Lang id Right. Savings Bank reports, hospital auxiliary cooking contest details, and upcoming sales at the Commercial saleyards and a furniture sale on Montefiore Birwel.
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Butler
Mav
Qlarie Shire Council
Social
Katelin Woolshed
E. Adclil
Kate
Wonlsind
Theobald
Weite
Arthur McGuinness
W. Hendry
Rennrad
Hendry
Wellington
Arthur McGuinney
S.M. Herald
Hich
Macquart Valleey Co-operative Daley Society
J. G. Muir
Plekuts
Queensland
Commonwealth Savings Bank
Batriva
Empire Mall
Koon
Hawt Pinte Nf Lamingtons
Hoot Aponge Nandwich
A. McDonald
Memre A. Wihking and Co
Vale
Dan V. Boddy
J. P. Donnally
Montefiorex
Postponed Church Auction Due to Fixture Clash in Kateflain
The sale at Kateflain is postponed to Saturday owing to a clash with another fixture. Moors A. Wiking and Co will stock the yarding next Saturday with 14 home springers and 400 meriting and 200 crossing bred Jamotts among items including dairy springers. They will be drafted and sold to pure breeders. July 27 New Zealand versus Wellington District. Poothall, Live your beat in a suit made by AT. Smith.
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Wellington District
Public Hospitals
Peron
FR. Naveau
Church of England
Kateflain
Moors A. Wiking and Co
Geo
Paul
Wallington Yards
New Zealand
Wollington
Poothall
AT. Smith
Shire Appeals Valuation Dispute Heard in Court
In Monday’s issue the Macquarie Shire Council valuation appeal involving Mr and Mrs Edols was heard. The Shire’s property was valued at 1915 pounds, adopted by the Court, while a second case set the valuation at 2047 pounds, with the Shire valuer’s estimate at 2894 pounds.
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Imne
Edols
Macquarie Shire Council
Aguier
District Court Session at Wolfington Monday
The District Court will convene in Wolfington Monday at 10 am with Judge Markell presiding. One case of divorce set down and Ellen Doves linked to a divorce action. A cited correspondent appears and an appeal connected to the Children’s Court is noted.
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Wolfington
Markell
Judie Thomson
Dioeos
Ellen St
Doves
E. Dovor
Thersk Alvo Am Appeal Chine
Court
Councillors Tie Lightweight Toast After Brief Council Note
At Cobbora Ahire Council meeting Councillors relaxed after a brief missive from a firm thanking the council for an order. The letter expressed gratitude and a blessing, reflecting cordial relations and the era’s formal courtesy.
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Sam ‘Tuoulay
Lane
Wellington Band at Alexander Theatre Preview of New Numbers
The Wellington District Band presents a Sunday concert at Alexander Theatre featuring Walton Eudora overture Jubb Maroline Interpose Alford Major march the hymn Blessed Light arrangement as played by the Lancashire Band Suppe overture Light Cavalry and Van’s Famous Lost Chord as performed by Mr J Whitehouse in an Ars prize debut.
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Wellington
Alexander Theatre
Eudora
Walton
Jubb
Alford
Lancashire
Suppe
Van
J. Whitehouse
Cold Snap Hits District with Unseasonal Weather
A cold snap has gripped the district after a mild spell, with strong winds and rain showers reported yesterday. Towns saw a few snow flurries and a chill air persists as frigid conditions return.
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Bathurat Satriet
Jumble stall boosts Wellington CWA branch
The Wellington branch of the Country Women's Association ran a jumble stall last week, increasing the association's funds. Donations poured in and were sold to eager buyers. The raffled prize was won by Mrs. Kalland while breakfast was won by Mrs. He Rowe. Members thank all for support and assistance in making the event a success.
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Wellington
Country Women's Association
Kalland
He He Rowe
Wellington resident pays hospital donation after election win
A Wellington resident handed a cheque for 3 pounds 8 shillings to Mr FLAL Naveau acting secretary of Wallington District Hospital and joined a twelve month cont inuation scheme. He expressed renewed hope following Lang Government's election return and congratulated Mr and Mrs Forrest on the arrival of a daughter. Burvens Government's return noted.
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Wellington
Flal Naveau
Wallington District
Acheme
Wallington
Lang
Bern Wall
Dynalion
Forrest
Burvens
Matron
Anonymous donor helps District Hospital with ten shillings
A man visited the office and offered ten shillings for the District Hospital noting the donation could be made under the name A Friend. The hospital's acting secretary Mr Nawenu expressed deep gratitude for the unnamed donor’s generous support in a time of need.
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Nawenu
The Fairest Way In Allotting Work At Cobbora Council
At a Cobbora council meeting the fairest method to allocate scarce work was debated. Engineer Mr H L Swindlehurst devised a lottery system, placing men’s numbers in a tin and drawing those soon available, ensuring equal chances and avoiding favoritism.
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Cobbora Bhixw
Humber
St! Igeurie
HL 1
Swindlehurst
Enginser
New Maxim heaters and lamps from Western Stores and Edxleys
Western Stores and Edxleys Ltd introduce Maxim heaters lamps and lanterns that burn kerosene with no explosion risk. The Demon Danbje Service Heater doubles as a cooker and can be moved between rooms by detaching the radiator. The Maxiva Table Range and invandescene oilamps lanterns use kerosene efficiently and never blow out.
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Edxleys Ltd
Wilson Wins in Dubbo Electorate Returns
The article reports Dubbo electorate results with preferences split among candidates McClelland McDonald and O'Shea. It notes Wilson gaining advantage as first preferences and overtakings in later counts. Rankings show McClelland 5 and McDonald 1 in early tallies, with final figures indicating Wilson's lead.
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O'Shea
McDonald
McClelland
Wellington Bowling Club Consistency Tournament Ends in Drama
Semifinals and final of the Wellington Bowling Club consistency tournament wrapped yesterday amid cutting wind and strong play. F Batho defeated H Zichiki 100 to 94 in the first semifinal. W Willock beat W Pulbrook 100 to 88 in the second. In the final Batho led early but Willock won 190 to 78, capturing the trophy as the concluding ornament game of the event.
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Wellington
Moon
FS Bathe
H. Zichiki
Hame
Cores
Bathe
W. Pulbrook
W. Willock
Willock
F. Batho
Phi
Andi Willock
Eeanan
Wallington Tennis Club finals and charity exhibition weekend
The Lie Open finals and special championships run with the manual tournament will be staged on the Town Courts over the weekend. Proceeds from ticket sales go to the Wellington District Hospital Special Appeal. Tickets cost one shilling and grant access to all sessions.
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Wallington
Wellington District
Asiata
O1 Rourrney
Mesars
W. Cook
L. W. Ling
F Nayeau
F.C. Wail
Percy Street
Wellington
W. Payne
Mise V. Davis
W. Mraaiee
Mre E. Richardson
Oueright
Brasilor
Miny Richardson
Francia
Herring
D. Wall
A. Spratt
Nicholas
Wall-Payne
Spratt
Nichala
Davis
Min
Richardson
Miss Davis
Mink Richardson
Dubbo
Dubs Town
Yao Be
Moat
District Hospital
Ladiyn
Mcdonald
Meury 10
K. Wall
al Spratt
C. Barnett
W. Cock
J. Whittingham
W. Braxier
Mra
J. Dewipxey
Miles E. Thomas
V. Davis
E. Richardson
P Everett
D. Gibbe
Methodist Men’s Brotherhood Social Lecture at Church
Large attendance at the Methodist Church Monday for the monthly Men’s Brotherhood social. R Be Emanuel headmaster spoke on the discovery of Australia and Governor Phillip era, drawing keen attention. Refreshments, songs by Messiah Wilmot and H. Fottell accompanied the event. votes of thanks praised the lecturer.
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Men’s Brotherhood
R. Be Emanuel
Weilbngton
Brotherhood
K. F. Oaker
Emanue
Austratia
Phillip
Etmanuel
G. Cowled
Messiah Wilmot
H. Fottell
Personalities The Wide of Mth ty Wes dambies of ttn
Local notes report social incidents and community updates across Wellington and surrounding towns. Highlights include charity efforts, election reaction, and club activities, with brief mentions of visitors, birthdays, and staff moves at hospitals and stores.
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Stelia
Iver
George
Brie
Bennett
Sawats Eliza
Uhip
Fife
Annie Charlotte
Ruth
Uptin
Margaret A. Uptin
Wy Gueil
Sale Kelme
Ponieangn Spicer's Creek
Messrs Pryke Bros
Owen J. Kennard
the Wellington Co.operative Butter Factory Limited
Bali
Bodangora
Woolshusl
Sein K
Ani Olll
Headlinix
Barrack St
Antro Boreny
G.P.O
Brisbane
Kelvin
A. K. Hunt
W. Gould
Reinhard & CO
Maughan Street
Macquarie Vailey Co-operative Dairy Society Limited
Wellington Poultry Club
Doug White
Taplin
Wellington District Hospital
Berome
Ladies’ Hospital
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Wellington Times
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Shire Appeals
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Jon Thasnay Hatch
Thurwlay
Eine Meshan
T. Mathen
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Ric Allons
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Jane
Numero
Aftarwanis
Crown’ Street
Joyce McMillen
Wrime Ington
Han
Wellington Hove
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Ae Chin
Lie
Pinu Park
Cobar
Dows
Killen
Ares Damphon
Techs
Bury
Milipton
G. Gumning
Ie Arary
Wallis Poultry and Pigeon Society
Andy
Gunning
Patty
J. Lathy
McLend
McLeod Han
McLeod
Mami
Golf Club
Iestern Snd
Cele
Bydney
Girine
Potey
Mr. Couch
Tern
J. Carberiaie
Fox
Percy Bereet