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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 18, 1936
Page
11
In loving memory of Yeay and Marea with references to years and end of life. Local notices include a fountain pen engraving, a July tennis social with prizes and music, a dance event, a poultry club meeting, a rugby league fund event, and dance and social arrangements with listed organizers and venues.
Harold C. Cox acting as Vurragal warns that all persons found trespassing on Birrell Vale Lindfeld will be prosecuted without respect to persons. Also includes notice to trespassers at Glenaxki with similar enforcement.
Theobalds Dance Band listed engagements across towns from Golign to Wellington with June to December dates. including Hospital Balls, CWA Balls, and social events at venues like Golign Conowville Gilgandra and Molong. Contact secretary T C Theobald for engagements.
Arthurville hosts a Rugby League Footballers Dance on Wednesday the 24th with Batwrgount Orchestys and mentions of ladies events, rain, and a card party. Public courts at Wellington will run programs including bowling, garden party, and King’s Birthday events with Preston as secretary.
Wellington district hospital invites all interested to attend a tree planting ceremony at Lions Park. W Hy Young, secretary, coordinates the event and calls for community participation.
Tenilaes invited for milk meat bread and supplies for three months from July 1 1931 with bids due Friday noon. Also notice that the partnership between Norman Alfred Cook and Francis Brown trading as Crown and Cook in Wellington and Dundee is dissolved by mutual consent from June 17 1086. Debts due to the late firm to be paid to Norman Cook who continues the business. signatures N Cook F Brown and witness Rene Kelly.
Community notes from Wellington cover poultry club meetings at Melrose Mill offices and a new poultry cluster formation. Upcoming events include a tonnia 20cm meeting at Nourea on July 7 and a Digmers Hall gathering on July 16. Health Minister Fitzsimons to open a new Ambulance Station next Wednesday. inspection of health centre follows. A cold, foggy morning precedes a sunny afternoon. Bowling Club hosts an all-ages social on King’s Birthday. A death notice and a local court appeal are mentioned amid a busy week.
Amid confusion in Ehuk sleet a casting vote by the Mayor of Bothers delayed actions. Admiral St David Murray Anderson, hospitalized, is said to influence local events as plans to travel to Australia unfold. A bond vote to aid the School of Arts was postponed as St Day, and Arthurville League footballers host a dance next week. A ballot at Waterinim Start Buckett Sailing Society on Monday saw Aysh McLeod win a prize.
Fragmented notes describe a King’s Birthday event at the Nyngan show with a public holiday declaration. The text mentions Wynndottes and a delivery routine near a Catholic Church and general telegraph office activity. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Local notes highlight a new comedy troupe Aiahuy Elsedo Sind Pances Day performing at Pub le Tulane No 1. The Monarch's econ-in music extravaganza dominates the show with Inmitlass laughs from Mferrescent and Duy viness, promising lively entertainment.
A wired market note reports weaker demand with heavy pets and tropical lines showing price declines. Average declines range from 6d to Sd overall while lower qualities fell about 2d to Bd. The general average meeting appears to have dropped modestly from the previous week.
A special stock sale will be held at Dunedoo on Saturday June 27. Messrs L Milling and Co Jermyn advertise that 1500 sheep will be yarded including about 1200 wethers aged 3 to 4 years and hand shorn. The sale lists Bond sheep and other stock top lines.
The Church of Enghinit Warene Guild committee hosted a successful card party on Saturday afternoon in the Parish Hall. A large gathering of ladies attended with 22 tables in use, enjoying many games and a most enjoyable afternoon. Proceeds will aid the forthcoming communal tall bid of St. Ohne Church of Fustund on the Sivkd om Augwsy. Afternoon tea was served and appreciated.
A meeting of the Aminvon Shire Council on Monday approved a 40 hour week for Shire employees. Ene Munie vin and Shire Fmpinyees' Union note that several councils already adopted the shorter week, aiming to reduce costs without raising ratepayers' payments. The shift is seen as standardizing labor hours across the Site while limiting rate rises.
A well attended convent gathering on Monday discussed plans for a fundraising ball. Rev Mother Kelly presided while Mesdames Murphy Wilkins and Quirk were named honorary organizers backed by a strong committee to run attractions and ensure a prosperous event, expected August 12.
Wellington shows the valley industries supplying income across Wallington district. J J Rawlands, a Macquarry Shira Council resident, shipped a 10 ton batch of top quality apples to Sydney market this week. The fruit is praised for its high grade and excellence amid fertile country.
On Wednesday June 24 Wellington hosts a official visit by Minister Lor Howith of TP who arrives at 10 18 am to inaugurate the new Ambulance Station. He will meet deputations at 1 pm and open the Ambulance Station around 2 20 pm at the Baby Health Centre. A luncheon at the Royal Hotel and a social at Empire Hall follow the day’s programme.
The article notes a cold week with heavy frost and strong winds. Readers are warned of sharp temperature drops and white frost blanketing the landscape, signaling a deepening winter period.
The Wellington column records a string of community updates including honeymoons and newborns, with Mrs D Lynch and Julene song of Montefiore among those welcoming family additions. It notes a death, medical operations, and civic mentions such as Alderman Martin Gaiffin’s election to the Board of View Commissioners, along with hospital staff appointments and sports events.
Friday, the Third Reverend Chania Beneyeren, assistant Bishop of Lahore, will preach in The Tehi Church of England. The sermon time 7.40 is noted, with the visit tied to Bishop Brooks ton centenary celebrations. Attending personalities from various parishes gather to join the rites. The Wellington visit is part of a plan to address different chapels, with Rev. Ribs accompanying from Mantys rector.
The article recalls how ancient relief concepts resemble modern welfare acts, noting Roman and early systems that attempted to rehabilitate the distressed. It argues that while times change, the aim of aiding the needy remains constant and lessons persist from past crises.
In a morning session the Licensing Court reviewed licenses for multiple publicans including Wright, Herrst Siam, Henry Thehard, Rowe Wala, Monty Gnahe, Tynn, Ber Conn, Hey Join Stu, Watson, Romy sy, Henson Chare, and Aygm AUEtraLILY Wine Heonies Toye Cameron, Allen, Pulian, and Tayovelnini. The hearing covers renewal and new licenses for various establishments and individuals.
The report notes Lille Leaboe Pall winning again in Dublin, with details on youth riders and turnout figures. Mentions Purthuy grecusses and various boys' events, including a second rider performance and a native Lay cup context.
A lively sheep show event unfolded at the Sydney fairgrounds with several exhibitors ranging from Mose TT to Bowwhay and Sy oF Yow. Judging results highlighted young entrants securing podium positions and a few competitors advancing to broader contests.
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