Monarchs flight features in many notices across town
Jottings report Sir Ross Smith’s Monarchs flight film and story for next week with church services listed in Wellington and surrounding towns. Hospital nurse salaries are raised and tennis facilities promised. rail and stock movements increase as Queensland floods affect travel. a lawyer seeks higher professional costs. a furniture sale is advertised. weather remains dull with likely rains. several sermons and services across Baptist, Methodist, and local churches are announced with speakers and timings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wuuluman
Sir Ross Smith
Sydney
Sir Hons Smith
Bir Rost Smith
Www. P. Kelly
F.M
Sabel
Kimbell's
A. E. Rotton
Flemington
FP. Campbell
Red Hill
Tumut
Miss Harkness
Rock Flat
Merino Wethers
J. F. Maslin
Carwooth
Bungendore
Ross Smith
Monarcha
Baptist Church
F. J. Dunkley
Forbes Munici
Stan Bray
Lithgow
John Allen
Shire
Clifford
Kelly
Allen
Queensland
Charleville
Camden
T. W. Reed
New South Wales
Rosas Smith
Forbes Hospital
Luke Bullock
Bodangora
Bournewood
Jeff Morris
Seatonville
Gollan
Bir Ross Smith
W. Bonner
Jacob
Sir Rose Smith
Pannenlay
W. Bonnar
L. W. Aynsley
Curra Creek
J. G. Carveth
Presbyterian Church
Georie
Ponto
Sir Rose Smith's great flight Monarchs and services noted
A long paragraph records Sir Rose Smith's great flight Monarchs with unrelated service times at Wellington and Curra Creek. It mentions a Sydney court case against Sir Ross Smith's great flight embezzlement charge, a goods train accident near Scarborough, a failed engine in Sydney harbor, and a Budgalong clearing sale notice in Spicers Creek with Wenllington services listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Joseph Doyle
Camden Police Cort
Clegg
J.P
Railway Commissioners
Camden
Frederick J. Henson
Sydney
Robert William Meehan
Sir Roas Smith
Scarborough
Coledale
Thirroul
Bulli
Sydney Harbor
Webb
Sydney Rowing Club
Woolloomooloo Bay
A. T. Smith
Wellington
Monarch Pictures Presents Splendid Night of Movies
Monarch Pictures showcases a strong program with Breed of Men starring William Harts drawing big crowds. Also shown are Girls and Out of the Darkness. Saturday features three attractions including Redhead with Alice Brady, His Musical Career with Charlie Chaplin, and the first Fight for Millions episode. all children admitted free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monarch Pictures
William 8
Harts
Alice Brady
Charlie Chaplin
Mystery surrounds Pine Mount camper missing man
Last week J Lynch of Pine Mount found a deserted camp near Trig Station with clothes scattered and no sign of the occupant. Woodstock police were notified but no trace exists, with officials doubting whether the man is dead or alive as investigators search for clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lynch
Pine Mount
Woodstock
Annual Wellington School of Arts Social at Oddfellows Hall
The annual social for the Wellington School of Arts drew a large attendance including visitors. Committees and workers transformed the hall with flags ferns and plants. Music by C Murphy's orchestra danced into the early hours with supper and lively MC duties. A juvenile dance is planned tonight with expectations of another big turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School OF Arts
Wellington School of Arts
Oddfellows Hall
C. Murphy
C. Matey
Miss Purcell
Mr. Brown
M.C
G. Priddle
R. Best
Prince of Wales in Sydney greeted by crowds
The Prince of Wales was welcomed by hundreds of thousands as the Renown entered Sydney heads. A 21 gun salute marked the Royal visit with vast crowds along the harbor and streets, 800 light horsemen escort, and a governor general, state premier, and city officials presenting addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Heads
South Head
William Cullen
Hughes
VAD
Moore Street
Commonwealth Bank
Town Hall
G.P.O
Bydney
Australia
London
Prince of Wales
Bishop Burgess Wedding At Bathurst Church
A pretty wedding took place on a Wednesday evening at William Street Methodist Church Bathurst uniting Mr George E A Bishop and Miss Bertha E Burgess. The couple left by mail train for Sydney and will reside at Abbevala Arthurville. The ceremony featured choral services with the bridal party and guests enjoying a wedding breakfast at Lilleys Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dryden
Georgette
Ethel Burgess
D. W. Bishop
Lilley
J. W. Davis
Valerie Price
Ethel Gartrell
J. Dryden
Sydney
Bishop
Abbevala
Arthurville
F. Croft
Mitty Bembrick Wedding at Mosman Methodist Church
The Rev Dr Carruthers officiated at the marriage of Miss Lilian Bembrick eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Mark Bembrick Wellington with Mr N W Mitty formerly of Melbourne now of Mosman late AIF celebrated at Mosman Methodist Church on Saturday June 5 Miss Rita Bembrick was bridesmaid and Mr Cheeseman of Mosman was best man. The couple were entertained at Mosman town ball and now reside in Mosman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. M. Bembrick
Mosman
Mra. Mitty
Obituary of Frankie Willock and Mrs Turnbull
The death occurred at Wellington hospital of Frankie Willock age three of Maughan Street cause diphtheritic laryngitis. A bright child and favorite, he rests in the Church of England cemetery as Rev Canon Barry Brown leads the service. Funeral by J Shakespeare. A second death notes Mrs Turnbull aged 49 at Montefiore s due to senile decay. she was a Wilberforce native and pioneer of the district. She will be buried at Ebenezer near Windsor alongside her late husband. J Shakespeare handled arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Hospital
Frankie Willock
G. Willock
Maughan Street
Church of England
Aveside
Canonarry Brown
J. Shakespeare
Mra. RB. Jones
Montefiores
Turnbull
Wilberforce
Windsor
H. Jones
J. W. Buttsworth
W.A
Hiram Turnbull
Sydney
Lewis, Turnbull
Georie
Irving Turnbull
Springwood
Wellington
Ebenezer
Shooting Tragedy at Montefiores Claims A 70-Year-Old
A Montefiores resident, John Mearns aged 70, shot himself at his home. He was found conscious with a forehead wound and a revolver in his hand. He died at the hospital early this morning. Survived by a widow and several sons and daughters. Funeral held this afternoon in the Church of England graveyard with Canon Barry Brown officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montefiores
John Mearns
Bleechmore
Mearns
Sydney
Tan
Wts
Messrs
James
Herbert
Pierce Street
Clem
Percy Street
William
Dubbo Lady Hockey Tourists Defeat Wellington Team
A visiting Dubbo ladies hockey team played Wellington in a friendly at Bell Park, dominating 11 goals to nil. Local players struggled to match visiting team play, as Dubbo showcased advanced dribbling and coordinated attacks. Visitors were hosted for tea and supper after the match and returned home pleased with the Wellington experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Wellington
Bell Park
Gonla
Miss Burkitt
N. Kennedy
M. Morrison
BR. Steele
L. Logan
KR. Steele
N. Lydon
B. Hunt
M. Burkitt
G. Samuels
M. Moore
I. Green
L. Logue
A. Palmer. Wollinon
V. Harvey
W. Mower
M. Willock
W. McKander
L. Carlin
U. Shakespeare
D. Ryan
Pearl Knight
RB. Barnes
Maggie Davidson
Sir Ross Smith’s Great Eight to Show Wednesday Afternoon
A notice announces the screening of Sir Ross Smith’s celebrated Eight Monarchs film this coming Wednesday, with an afternoon and evening showing. The event highlights the aviator’s feat and the famed eight aircraft in the sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Ross Smith
Wellington visitors note old friends and illnesses
Mr Trevor Flynn of Winsates visited Wellington to reconnect with friends. Mr Charles Broderick, former Warne Street coachbuilder, is now in Auburn and spent a day in Wellington. Mrs William Everett sen. is ill with influenza, aged and slowly recovering. Mr Frank Ellis, formerly with Stockwell, now with Water Conservation and Irrigation Board at Leeton, visited Wellington and gained weight. Mrs A A Morley of Campbella is bedridden with influenza atop asthma and is weak but hopes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor Flynn
Winsates
C.P.8
Wellington
Charles Broderick
Warne Street
Auburn
William Everett
Percy Street
Frank Ellis
Mr. Stockwell
Government Water Conservation and Irrigation Board
Leeton
A. A. Morley
Campbella
Resignation of Watt and wartime issues dominate today’s wires
A Commonwealth Gazette notes the Governor-General has accepted the resignation of Mr Watt the treasurer. The Remobilised Soldiers' Association seeks to recover Defence Department funds for demobilised men. Melbourne faces mass unemployment with nearly 25 000 idle and 2000 on strike. Efforts target renewal of wartime agreements with shipwrights and potential early settlement with the Melbourne Electric Supply Company and city council. Five candidates contest the Ballarat seat as political tensions rise. The Free Trade and Land Values League condemns salary hikes without public consent and lauds SA Labor for directing refunds to the Treasury and hopes NSW will act similarly. The Victorian Federated Seamen's Union endorses the NAW branch stance against deportation boats and calls for the release of LW W prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Watt
City Council
Melbourne Electric Supply Company
Ballarat
Free Trade and Land Values League
Labor Party
South Australia
Treasury
New South Wales
Labor Conference
Federated Seamen’s Union
NAW
Australia
LW W
Bolshevik Persian Republic and Bank Robbery Trial News
A Teheran dispatch notes Bolshevists claim a Persian Soviet but the republic is not yet seen as serious. Sinn Fein reports detail a bank theft case with 160,700 pounds stolen. six men probed, sentences range 12 to 20 years, including Buckley. Viadivostock cites Kolchak ministers' trial in Omsk ending with deaths and hard labor, appeals to Lenin and Trotsky, executions postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cable News
Watt
Hughes
R. Watt
Stratford
London
Teheran
Sinn Fein
Daniel Buckley
Buckley
Marke
Viadivostock
Kolchak
Omsk
Lenin
Trotsky
Prince of Wales meeting thrills record crowd at Victoria Park
At Victoria Park the Prince of Wales event drew a record attendance as My Peggy suffered a fatal injury after a fall in the 14.2 Han pov. The Associated Racing Clube lifted past 12 months of disqualifications in honor of the Prince, letting several jockeys including D. Kelly ride. Races featured Maiden Handicap divisions and the Prince of Wales Stakes with Entail and Glen Hampton among winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Park
Ree Boy
Poggy
Peggy
Sydney
Associated Racing Clube
D. Kelly
Prince of Wales
Mucilage
Centrim
Queen of the Marsh
Possum
Daya
Earl Car
Entail
Eh Ak
Glen Hampton
Farinetta
the Elect
Ina Eaton
Prince Peter
the Gamble
Quick Btop
Master Glenrock
Cool Jim
Sornette
Herbie
Lady Leige
Rawden Lass
Cool Cross
Tool Lass
Miss Tatters
Bonnie Chance
Drumfire
Rawden Lads
Faugh-a-Ballagh
Wonder
Overlee
Warherst
Lord Bovellens
Tennis Tournament at Public Courts Crowds and Close Matches
Large crowds gathered as the Public Tennis Club hosted its second big tournament with nine courts in use. Top players from Dubbo to Orange attended alongside Miss Sefton and Miss Sloman, with strong local entrants and tight results across singles, doubles, and mixed events, despite dull cloudy weather and heavy courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
Orange
Sefton
Sloman
R.C. Club
Church of England
Mesars
A. J. Stockwell
J. T. P. Bassett
Public
Genta
Bayley
Woods
McKay
Robinson
Slade
Irvine
Goodwin
Brennan
Dr. Wade
Smith
Mag Hed
Batho
Stephenson
McLean
Bootle
H. Gents
Bradley
Owes
Connors
Fulton
Wall
Davidson
Emelhaine
Joyce
Anderson
Me Eorns
Sherriffs
Brindley
Father Cusack
Potts
Foley
Emelhainz
Shertin
Nowland
Ochiltree
Hatherley
Owe
a"Beckett
Spargo
Cook
F. Robinson
Wood
Stinson
Thomas
Crossing
Kennedy
Payne
Reidy
Sherringham
Y "Batho
Wellington Agricultural Society Holds Annual Meeting
Attendance at the Wellington Agricultural Society meeting in the oil chambers was high. Reports cited pruning demonstrations, lectures on strawberry and citrus culture, and farm practices. Officers were elected and plans discussed for an orchard and horticulture society to run with the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Wellington
Nual
Hroome
Jurd
Swayvernment
Gost
Kimbel
Hadlington
Bares
Westover
Salter
Dori
Peat Department
Bureau
Old Bureau Library
Pull Allen
Rumsey
Oits
Department of Agriculture
Orble Society
Matt
Rh. G. Harvey
H. A. Flanagan
Kimball
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Chillington Times
Budgalong
Mesara
W. H
G. Paul
Spicers Creek
Mesers
Wilton Bros
the Prince
Hockey
Newland
Emellginz
Grimes
Stephens
Bray
Sherriff
Rushby
Wade
Mrs. Thomas
Mias Jager
Cadell and
Palmer
Althofer
Nicholas
L. and
K. Brown
McLeod
E. Sherriff
N. Smith
Crean and
Vosier
Austin and
Corrigan
Hiatt and
Connell
Rodda
Mrs. Stockwell
G. Rankin
Cox
A. Kelly
Vecchi
E. Smith
L. Kelly
Howland
M. Kelly
M. Cronin
Misses Smith
Misnon L
Miss Copier
Mra. Thoteus
Ming N. Smith
Miss Cadell
Mise Ager
Migs c
Mra. Groey
Miss Councll
Bog. Williama
Miss
May Sefton
Miss Hiatt
Iss Austin Fee
Dle
Miss Corr
Palmer Ewes Ty Misa Wood
Migskin
Owen
Suing
A. Kelly i
Troy Mony
Miss Rankin
Mins Avastin
Mia Palmer
Mine
Rankin
Mig
Mr. Reidy
Miny
Mr. Nowhay
L. Brown
M. Rankin
Mise
Migs
Mr. Bootle
H. Robinson
Wellington Agtural Sae
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