Thanks for kind sympathy in bereavement
The families of Warne Shrink and Mes Cassie Moserave express sincere thanks to friends and relatives for expressions of sympathy during their sad bereavement. Special thanks go to Charley Murry Milan Bell Mrs D Mr Toole Mr Reed and others at the Distinct Hospital for support. Also note an euchre party and dance at Bowke hall in COMOBELLA on Friday June 21 with tickets 47 and 8.
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Stra
B. Musgrave
Warne
J. Blanchard
Denny Breen
Shakespeare
Sony
Hock” Ferguson
Cassie Moserave
Hoy
Charley Murry
Milan Bell
Rand
Mrs. D
Mr. Toole Erewson
Potter Dally
the Sisney
Glasson
Matyar and
Stall
the Distint Hospital
Bowke
Mr. Burrell
Comobella
My. Toymion
Zist
Goo Muste
Teehre
Ken McLeud
Acti Sei
Government Notices and Local Events Mix in 1985 Wellington Notices
Plainly worded notices invite residents to submit quotations to the Resident Engineer Wellington Sewerage by Monday June 24 1985 for Dodge Motor Car archives Wellington. Wheat Growers Union of NSW holds meeting to discuss forming a branch. Masque Cabaret Dance at Mayfair Wheaten to aid the Musical and Dramatic Society with table prizes and contact details for organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellingteat
DODGE
Wellington
Maughan
Arthurville Hall Meeting Announced for Thursday Night
A meeting of residents in the Santop Arthurville District is set for 7 40 p m Thursday at Arthurville Hall. Organiser BH Burghart calls all interested to attend. The notice also mentions an X Ray Dance and Euchre event on Tuesday June 18 at Me J M Whiteley’s woolshed with Theobald’s orchestra and transport from Hollywood room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheat Growers’ Union OF NW
Arthurville Hall
Santop-Arthurville
Burghart
MAL
Ryvale
J. M Whiteley
Theobald
Hollywood
Pam
Gregory
Hou
Diggers Ball in Wid of TB Soldiers Held
The Soldiers will host a memorial ball on Wednesday in July 1985 with music and supper. Organisers include Tall Aburie Pruden Nonny and Yani, inviting attendees to join in the best of the era.
Keep Your Face to the Sun Motif Inspires Readers
A brief inspirational line urges steady optimism, urging readers to keep facing positive light to let troubles fade, reflecting a common motivational sentiment in period press.
Local Jottings From Police Court And Town News
Local notes report fines for minor offenses on Saturday night with names including J J Fornan and W Sibran. Weather remains cold driving residents to seek wraps as Senior Sergeant Sweeney increases policing in Wellington. A large dog hunt amused football fans, while Wheatgrowers’ meetings are planned across NSW with events at Woulawarm and Arthurville. Two fatal accidents stir grief as DBbal baths expenses rise. Dubbo pool now projected at 17 000. Robberies in Dubbo and Orange tied to similar safe-cracking, and Mudgee council pursues ratepayers in arrears. A social dance at Bourke’s Crossing promises good prices and lively entertainment.
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J. J. Fornan
Yolo Mon
GC. Dowd
W Sibran
Junr
KR Bishop
Sonior
Sweeney
Wellington
Sina
Tim Bunny
Burghert
N. S.W
Tomer Ay Nleft
Max Progrey
Woulamam
Arthurville Hit
Ohlon
Dubbal Jbaths
Dubbo
Bathurst
Amd Dinte
Akay
Borwell
Comphella
Bourke
Distress in Wallington prompts church society aid drive
In cold winter hardship, Wallington and nearby areas see increased need. St John’s Church of England Good Samaritan Society and Women’s Guild organize a benevolent drive for next Wednesday afternoon inviting generous help from the community to support the needy. funds to be shared between the Guild and the Good Samaritans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Fife
Sumaxitan Society
St. John’s Church of England
Women’s Guild
Wheat Grown Union Meeting Address Contentions
About 20 attendees gathered at the School of Arts Hall on Saturday to hear Mev BH Burghart defend his role in the Wheatgrowers Union while denying delivery of an address on marketing issues. J M Whiteley apologised for his name appearing in the advertisement and said the session concerned general welfare rather than specific sectional matters. Barghart outlined the NSW Wheatgrowers scheme, noting it was misrepresented, and both addressed questions after the talk in Musvonde and Geurie.
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School of Arts
Burghart
Wheatgrowers' Union of Australia
Wheatgrunners' Union of
N.s.wv
Commonwealth Organxations
J. M. Whiteley
Barghart
Musvonde
Geurie
Grant for Cameron Park fence grant approved
I have pleasure in informing you that I have approved a style grant of 2850 juin to the Wellington Municipal Council for Canteron Park works. The necessary settlement will be forwarded to the Council as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Tubboy
Gavarnimenti
Geurie Diggers Ball Promises Spectacle At Memorial Hall
Organizers Messi Wray Braden H Denwy J Youll plan Geurie Memorial Hall event on Wednesday July Ayd as the season’s ball with music and supper. Proceeds go to the TB Association. Advertises extravagant production dreams and lavish entertainments.
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Messi Wray Braden
H. Denwy
J. Youll
Memorial Hall
Georie
Bess
Profis
TB. Association
Lise Wurde
Nekele
Worth While Radio Offers Wide Range of Sets
The Western Stove advertises a full line of “wonder sets” including 5 valve electric 6 valve electric all wave and 7 valve battery sets. Models promise London and Paris reception and world reception with high clarity. Demonstrations available at dealers.
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London
Paris
Oversas
Mayfair Theatre hosts unique cabaret night with specialties
Everything is ready for a Mayfair Theatre cabaret night on Wednesday. Booking of tables closed at Murphy's on Saturday. Mr. C. Dix will take step reservations. Door sales and at least one more dance act including the Continental are planned with other novelties for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfair Theatre
Murphy's
C. Dixon
Pickete
Grey
Huring
Australia Population Gain In Year Near Fourty Eight Thousand
The March 4 value shows population gain 800 less than prior year. By March 31 the population reached 6,008,105, with natural increase down to 47,07 from 50,308 last year. Arrivals exceeded departures by 118. The twelve months to March 31 show net migration of 47,897, vs 48,007 prior year.
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Australia
Mears
Commonwealth Statsman
Miss 1933 Conquers Sky On Screen at Mayfair Theatre
G als who work to offer ggtsee Wwatchgele girts, waitresses, mothers, Wwomen evangelists and waren pri [Ret mundgers are featured in a new screen portrayal. Evalyn Knapp appears in Night Mayor with Judi Holt in Sport ing Aue as The Second Honeymoon and The Countess of Monte Geisto plus The Most Precious Thing in the World are billed for the upcoming showings at Mayfair.
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Columbia
Mayfair
Thone Madern
Cfomda
Evalyn Knapp
Judi Holt
Monte Geisto
Ture
Sydney Eisteddfod aims high with new prizes and entries
The Sydney Eisteddfod council asserts the 1935 event will surpass prior sessions in prize value and standard. It invites competitors from the countryside to travel to Sydney for the festival, offering special prizes and a strong encouragement to outstanding performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ankrias
Peetivis
Wiel
Council of the
Sydney Eisteddfod
Australia
Engeland
Sydney
Rathway Tesiorembul Hinw
Giniys
Aivallighlee
Fromy the Countis
Wellington and Sydney Personal News Update
Personalities recount hospital recoveries and holiday visits. Mrs Garvin visits old friends in Wallington. Miss Hilda Trowne announces engagement to Mr Gorton Githee during a Sydney stay. Rev Father Emetholon celebrates Mass at Sir Patrick's Church with many old friends.
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Mes
Garvin
Sydney
Wellington
Mra
Friedsflys
Fathey Emetholon
Bathret
Sir Patrick's Ghureh
Hilda ‘Trowne
Mya W. He ‘Fraunee
River dredging debate split town over water future
Local notice outlines concerns about Macquarie River dredging proposed by Mee Hockey and Dre Sookbie men. It argues dredging could harm water supply, lists potential costs, land impact, and long term effects on labor and future water access, urging careful study before action.
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A. Pisw
Macquarie
Broken Hi
Propivhiry
Ani
Weather Recap Describes Unsettled Winter Weekend
A garbled winter weather notice describes a Saturday with clearing morning, then cool windy afternoon and evening rain, followed by a harsh cold night. Sunday brought clear sun but a warm, dry morning turned chilly with a west wind indoors, while precipitation failed to arrive as forecast.
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Uw Mint
Simner
Farmers' Union expands to Wellington and Dubbo stores
Over 40 Wellington and Dubbo shoekeepers join the Farmers' Union to cut costs on meat, bread, provisions, fruit and more. Members and their families receive discounts for one year through a new Wellington Dubbo trading hub.
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Wellington
Duthbo
Barmers Union
Parme
Mmembers
Nemers Union
Dubeio
Mary da
Henmssy
Acent
Wy Ichovile
Nervoming
Ff Grrlin
Jonpie
Mrs
Raid on Lee Street premises ends with charges
A Saturday raid led by Sergeant Sweeney and Sergeant Ham Tun on Lee Street premises resulted in arrests. Two men, Morsim McLuod and Fernice, faced charges tied to a crime at a house, with eight others also charged for being found there. They were held for court as officers prepared further proceedings.
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Lee Street
Sweeney
Ham Tun
Irshe
Ulebeck
Morsim McLuod
Fernice
Tahe
Goa
Talbragar Shire Council Considers Service Termination
In a lengthy session Councillors debated a motion by Councillor Griffiths to terminate the Shire Clerk Mr Stevens after 18 months. The chair declined immediate action and sought advisement from Mr A B Blunt before deciding. Griffiths announced plans to move at the next meeting to hold an inquiry into the clerk’s employment.
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Talbrsgar
Coungidoatt
Corneiling Griffithe
Stevens
Srontli Vom
Gago
Gotham
Onfer
A.B. Bluait
Griffiths
Letters to the Editor on Endurance of Correspondents
A terse notice defends the need to endure discipline in letters from readers and clarifies HL as a distinct marker for the editors. The piece argues for respect for varied viewpoints within a public forum and underscores the paper’s stance on editorial boundaries.
Why Make Fish Of Some And Flesh Of Others
A letter from ABQ Mother of Surry Hills Wellington protests welfare inequities affecting Aborigines and endowment payments. She questions why some receive relief while others are given rations, notes monthly endowment gaps, and claims townspeople with money live better while children suffer. She cites police, food costs, and local municipal conditions as proof.
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Emily
Whitar
Canbern
Tseonge
Wallingtom
Wallington
Wellington
Laasa
Stinson S Lane
Charlie Offner
Waterine
Gowan's
Ouraote
Surry Hills
Wollingtton
Fragmented Hydro Era Dredge Lens References
The text discusses long term effects of dredging on river systems and questions whether primary products should be sought from the river. It mentions water conservation, aging infrastructure, and a need for work in the Wellington area to address future implications.
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Ansl
Such
Wellington
Obituary for a well known resident of Gourle
The obituary notes the death of a well known resident of Gourle who passed after a long illness. Funeral services were held with a service at the Presbytution and burial in Genyis cemetery, with Rev H T Greusick officiating. The arrangements were handled by Shikuspearce and Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geunie
Aleemilor Stewart
Ma Stewart Ng
Gourle
Genyis
H. T. Greusick
Shikuspearce and Son
Funeral details for Archibald John, unclear residence
Fragmentary obituary notes Archibald John, with missing words and garbled phrases. It mentions a wake or service, a maple casket, a burial at a Catholic cemetery associated with the Wellingtons, and Father Welly officiating. Shakespeare Gat Sons are named in arranging plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apehihalt
Fatal Accidents and Tragedy Near Gulargambone
A four year old boy, Laurie Rutns, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maher, died after a wagon wheel crushed him following a riding incident involving horses near Gulargambone. The wagon toppled, the child fell under the wheels, and death was instantaneous. The tragedy occurred as other children played nearby near the saw mill. The father worked about eight miles away. the family received widespread sympathy. The funeral was held on Wednesday with services at the local graveside, conducted by local clergy and attended by relatives and representatives from various districts.
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W. Bhers
Anneuys
Nienby
Gulargambone
Mwwen
Weagen
Yar
Childvets
Ant
Tts
Stuedag
Movalnigy
Twas & WE
Amt
Rumatoye
Sorel
England
Wenilington
Ali Ant Osan
Mes
Thompson and Son
Cyclists Absent At Western Conference Meeting
Report notes that most hosts did not attend the Western Federation meeting on Saturday. Lithgow representatives were present, while another discussed various topics and proposals, with plans to reconvene and ensure all Western Club representatives attend.
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Rife Federi
Lithgow
Anither
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Haale
Auwing Woodley
Fordson
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Nessons R. Smith
Turkeys
Western ‘Freezing Works
Silas
Show and Sports Ground Trust
Irom
Maxwell Street
Bleecomore
Seyman Boog Factory
Orange
Jabely Wind
D. J. Bono
Simmer Street
Quine
Ab Murphy's Mosic
Av Grifith
Whistinveys Consulting Rewds
Meyut Hotel
Gourley
Gond Moor
G Pander Hon
Ace. J
Wellington Times
Wain Fe
Ganatts
Wellingion Othe Haven OF the Wests
Wheat Growers’ Union
Grant
Cameron Park
Geurie Diggers
My. Grahiny Dent
Winlineton Hospitil
Nore Comorraye
Mr. B
Mick
Mugluwe
Hye
Bir Cobh
Jibrariny
Wall- Miglon School of
Atonteroyes
Hoggital
Mra. Lavett
Percy Streat
Ars Enmer
Iver
Thas
Snormaus Deedues
Wilbertree
Mudgee
Mudger
Liptown
Qinaint
Actus
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Gall Wen
Farmers’ Union
S.P. Raid
Talbragar Shire
Ee Lawren Little
Armeriens
Awice
Alexander Stewany
Archibald John Johs
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