Stick Together or Watch Trade Lose Town
A local column warns that traders who ship business away and cynical canvassers prey on residents. It cites confident merchants who lure. the drift harms employment, depresses local sales, and lowers property values. The piece urges a united stand by residents and officials to protect town commerce and jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion
Tivelih
Fide
Cera
Thomeslves
Ahnrk
M Amart Canvauser
Rink
Te Othae
Tha Nuiahae
Valle Ponte
Sydney
Easiatant
Mahas
Rouchan
Local Jottings on Auctions and Notices at Yeoval
A Crown land sale at Yeoval on July 7 offers allotments 4 to 8 and 1,4, and 14 with upset prices around £0 to £27. Notices of appeal and probate actions flood Wallington court, while local tradesmen advertise vehicles, stock, and machinery. Community events include school arts debate, soccer reports, and a wool sale at Giraw, with local concerns over liconces, livestock, and vagrancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyal
Yeoval
Tha Sreas
Fram
Spor
Ind. Aijper
Balanon
AG Chiplin
Clark
Courta
Wallington
Ford
Ben
Dubbo
Appa Court
W. W. ‘Thorlay
Beinn
Bas
C Belor
Trangie
Frank Jaskaon
Lino
J. Wourks
Comybella
Catnop Alford
Columbia
Spica
Hourko
New
Yealand
Rudil
Wol- Hayton
Jorars
Clesaente
Bathuret
Waing Iachinsey
Turonelo Gould Mining Ca
Mure Chanou
Uuning
Aiscumion
School of Arta
Avaning
Pikkelly Xoprewsot Wallington F.C
Gourio
Gouri
Fitehaary
G. Davey
H. Davey
Tait
Lavon
Hsoluso
Stuart Town
Moroe
Tueeilay
Wid
Monsra
Goldatrough, Marn and Go., Ltd
Girvalariguay
Rudd
Mr. Mudd
Peiting
Cnmpany Bonini
Witoud
Turtuw
Aldernia
Wallington Ay
Yantaniay
Evatt
Ara
Vagrans Doye
Anid
Jose
Dickerton
Tommie Olile
Tickerton
Bornlon
Amos
Larceny case linked to Reynolds Hotel thefts ends with bail
In Wellington a youth named John Oral attended the property of J. Eum residents of the district. A ring was found in a tobacco pouch during a search after a reported larceny at Reynolds Hotel. The accused denied ownership and was remanded on bail of £20, or surety of £40, while a committee meeting noted a £178 shortage and questioned J. W. Marshall and Brownhill Bros over shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oral
Eum
Reynolds
Gourie
Lymoch
Tait
Lynch
Hig
bin Waa
Wellington
Chipiia
Cail Waa
Niky Bre
Wabster
Praident
Thors
J. W. Merahall
Brownhill Bros
Defective Evericht Returns Visit to Wellington
An unusual notice reports J. W. Sands of GN 4 Bas making a repeat visit to Wellington on July 16. He is described as a tasting expert previously assisted in a takedown, and plans to continue monthly visits. The event will be addressed at the Club House Beta Fronai with a focus on detective activity and related matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
J. W. Sands
Bas
Local Civic Ball At Coburra Hosts Notables And Dignitaries
A large dance in Coburra featured around 30 couples with prominent guests among the attendees. Music included Mr Cross on banjo and Mrs Laing, with extras by Miss OQ and a band led by MC Cag. The event, organized by secretary Hoy Be, showcased careful planning and a lively evening atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Laing
Drom
Crowe
Mins OQ
Ax MC
Kimbell
Presbyterian Church Service Report Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Presbyterian church service with references to Ray F J Mair and a moderator. Mentions Sunday morning worship and building of a wall at Jerusalem. Unclear about date, place, or outcomes due to garbled text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Mair
Jaraalom
Eli Eabjset
Sven Tovie
Avery
Accident at a dance injures young man at Protestant Hall
A young man employed at the Ballway refreshment room suffered a serious accident at a dance in the Protestant Hall. His hand was clipped, he fell violently, was aided by bystanders, and carried to his home in an ambulance. He remained in bed, hoped to recover and was improving by today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Ballway
Unclear OCR summary from historical court records
A corrupted OCR fragment reports a presiding judge and multiple defendants. Names such as William Vuteik and Thos Wealdh appear with guilty pleas and sentences including hard labour. Several prior convictions and charges of various offenses are mentioned but details are fragmentary and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Quarter
Sansivna
Sudge
Caoady
Court notes mixed up sentences from Maitland case record
District Court sittings were to be held yesterday with cases including Newcarrow v Mot gra for 444 pounds claiming the balance of a mining acre. Emily Jane Hood sued William Rue for 51 pounds for a number of absapani wattle costs. A verdict was given for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Nao Newcarrow
William Mot
Emily Jane Hood
William Rue
Cole
Day's Wires Report Robbery and Local News Inference
A burglary at Elizabeth Bay sees jewellery worth £2600 stolen from Mem Buns family. A gympie log strike incident and a marshal’s death are noted. Elizabeth Anderson acquitted of murder due to insanity. McIntosh resignation as Government Bank president reportedly confirmed. Two Aboriginal tugs jumped from the steamer Wodonga. search failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mem Buns
Elizabeth Bay
Bowen
Coudigg
Gympie
Marshall
Elimbeth Andérsou
Victoria
McIntosh
Hank
Dwo
Wodonga
Yenel Jeli Bown
Queensland
Trial and court notes amid cloudy afternoon winds
The report mixes trial details and court remarks with weather notes. Jane Balkie faced charges related to possession and improper conduct amid witnesses including William Aileu and Andrew Law. The court adjourned for judgment, while unrelated items mention a horse, champagne allegations, and a parliamentary bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Balkie
William Aileu
Smuiry
Unclear Sporting Memo From Dubbo Meeting
Fragmented report lists horses and handicaps with scattered names and figures. Mentions Dubbo journey, racing odds 4 to 1 and 1 to 1, plus donor acknowledgments and committee names, but many readable details are garbled.
Controversy Over Colonial Institute Dinner Remarks
A reader letter criticizes a Sydney Colonial Institute dinner speech praising education and unity in Australia. The correspondence defends the Heir to the British throne and condemns perceived impudence, while arguing for balanced editorial voice and respect for contributors. The letter cites opinions from The Sydney Morning Herald and laments editorial bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Apa
Price of Wales
Rays Colonial Institute
Sydney Morning Herald
London
Smask
England
Alec
My. Joawin
Kalter
Iongtla
Tafton
Nem
Marlin
Jay
Taforonus
Voof
Han
Martin
Deluding the Public in Show Committee Controversy
A reader denounces a newspaper article as misrepresenting council debates on subsidies and state revenue. He defends Federalist views and claims biased coverage, citing his role on the Show Committee and opposing provincialism. He accuses the paper of branding him ignorant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaco
Thin
Alendae
Prudmut
Aoii
Lye
Utui
Biniatry
Tadmit
Lin Ryiluwg
Iimive
Bullatin
J. Me
Jay Bunioom
Cuil
Unclear letters reveal comical quarrels of Quirk and Guirk
Fragmentary OCR shows a letter exchange involving Mr. Quirk and Mr. Guirk in the I A and MH Society. The writers question the identity of a person making remarks and discuss Quirk’s assurances about his literary paper. The text hints at embarrassment and possible misinterpretation of motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grees
Joy
Jono
Porson
I A
Mr. Quirk
Quirk
Local Co op Society Activity Sparks Mystery
A garbled report from a Farmers and Settlers group mentions Mr B Hoibrick and T J Campbell. The message hints at a visit to Wallington with a station arrival on Monday morning. Unclear details on any definite plans or outcomes remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hoibrick
T. J. Campbell
Walletter
Coba
Wallington
Dembrick
Mumlay Norning
Campbell
Bembrick
Expensive Farce as Railway Commission Visit Sparks Taxpayer Outcry
A Wellington railway inspection day turns costly as a ceremonial party arrives in luxury carriages, prompting public frustration. Report notes the lavish train and delays, while officials struggle to explain expenses and the value of the inspection to weary taxpayers. The episode ends with criticism of Johnson and calls for clearer accounting of railway costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Commission
Wellington
Johnson
Trevalling
Johnson la
Johu
Damilo
Bmlmnissipal Council
Lim
Hick
Agua
Wott
Julmnon van Lowrn
Callway
Waianae
Bydnsy
Bydnay
Avery
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Mr. Blackwall
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Arthur Apreet
A.j.l.stockwell
Johnston
Persy
F.C. B. Smita
Samna Twattan Glover's
G. F. Glover
the Pharmacy
Uw la
A. T. Smith
Foe Chesterfield
Foxton W. Hayley
New Browns New Greens
J. E. Bray
Ati
Marvel Gilblain
P. A. Butler
Red Cross Pharmacy
Maa Crescent
Wellieaton
Wellington Pimes
Tembee Yao Tae
Trureday
Ovary Department of Trade
Wes Hinton
A NG
Thair
Prebbyterian Church
Orange
Day
Roxet
Inet Way
Partridgee
High Flyer
Lynn
Carervon
Horothy
Trout
Shorts Hasdieay
V'aran
Lifotout
Dorothy
Itsitway Handioay Bhailway
Gladge
Nora
Chily Wau
Dona Winional Uffica
Vronident
J . Brown
Viod-Providenta
Mleeors
AL Hivos
A. Quuvarel
Nalwa
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