Country Women hold annual county event amid decorations
The Country Women’s Association hosts its annual hall event at Memorial Hall with Mrs. Pruden, secretary, leading a tireless team. The room framed in greens and banners, couples danced, and funds raised will bolster a baby health centre. A branch of the Younger Set formed, led by Miss Dean Bannan, with 17 young members pledging support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruden
Gewrié
Omr
Sel
GVA
Alden
Avavey
Settyuneh
Dean Bannan
Huet
Mise Marie Stewavly
Geurte
Hxt
Amd
Dyas
McMavlane
My .C. Short
McPavlane
H. Ppa
Roe S. Tayloys
Wellinston
H.R. Grassick
J. Thontur
Union Chavelry
Ro McFarrens
Wellington Hospital
Weather and mining notes from early hometown page
Steady rain began Thursday night and lasted into the night, helping crops. The article notes strong south east winds since winter and a severe fronts pattern. Also reports tennis club matches, congratulations to Mic and Miers, and mining updates on Dawn of Galyndgevie with ore shipments and treatment plans at forty feet level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubon
Aright
Inens Tennis Club
Suntop
Tullway
Builwis
Mic
Miers
Hi Ap’ Smith
Bunny Nh
Mining News
McDowell
Buyrell
Galyndgevie
Kelly
McTiwell
Hove
Ouia
Mys
H. Dohus
Jams
Aoetal
Willie Regan
Head
Coulu
Banetoo
Dubbe
Gourie
Coun
Malong-Dubin
Chamber of Camanesse i
We Smith
Kuvrajonis
Stuart Town Kitchen Tea Brings Rainy Day Festivities
In Stuart Town a cool wet Thursday slowed outdoor plans but could not dampen community spirits. A kitchen tea event featured a bustling crowd, gifts for the bride and Mrs W Chirke, and anticipation of a larger Saturday gathering with Amy Gineke. News includes a birth and a death, farm notes, and local business updates from Mr Edwards and Mry Jacky Marvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Farnham
Mya Cops| Jones
Greer Fills
Stuart Town
Edwards
Tany
Jacky Marvis
Mail service change rejected by Bournewood residents
Bournewood residents oppose altering the local mail delivery. The district currently receives some mail from Wallington and Yeoval twice weekly. Most residents prefer the Yeoval route, fearing inconvenience if the service shifts and business remains in Yeoval. Efforts to consult locals appeared lacking and sentiment favors maintaining the present arrangement despite external pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Yeoval
Seoval
Wyleiott
Sydney
Willdoh
F. Elliott
Lamilyys
Sf. Mos Ra
Pouter
Lopether
Old Mine Incident Recounts Unclear 18th Century Laws
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a figure valued at 21200 and a sale for 12,000 pounds tied to a mine and laws. References to Welcome and Wun appear, with vague notes on an old mine release or event. Names like Kelly and Dowell are present but unclear.
Rainy Wheat Union meeting in Arthurville sparks plan
The Arthurville Wheat Growers Union meeting at the Young Hall discussed mortgage interest reductions, road and drainage improvements, and a farmers alliance to form a working committee. Weather and rainfall were noted, with Whiteley offering school tree-planting support and Arbor Day plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kvaw. Sev
Dupnol
Tompkins
Martgageeht
Sydney
Mins White
Biv
Alex White
Whiteley
Ponto
Tisome
Tennis Fixtures and Local Tennis Week Recap
Report covers last week with weather turning wintry and frosty. Local tennis activities include visits from two teams, Caves and Buvedidane, with the home team posting a 15 game victory margin while ladies hosted an afternoon event. Next Sunday plans a cup match and a visit from the winning team is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losquta
Cox
Fla
Bldokler
Don Dubbelue
Joese
Cosumias
Yaivabin
Visib
Thie
Eivley
Emall
Jairn Jouwl Vom
Mumnbit
Dance Event Draws Large Crowd at Mumbil Hall
May M Mackensie led a lively charity dance at Mumbil Hall with over fifty couples joining in the festive music by Theo Bald’s band. Winners included Mr and Miss Digan in the waltz and Miss De Hansford with Mac Meehan in the polka. A Sunday service and a future Holt service were announced, thanking attendees and organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Mackensie
Jef
Yarham
Mis S. Digan
Miss de Hansford
Mac Meehan
Scinmiittes
Gum Piet
Eun- Volupions
Cuwrol Aervico
Uvicbratad
Holt Service
Lowe
Apsley Tennis Match Ends in Caves Victory
A local tennis fixture at Waitay features Apsley and Caves Younie CW Jouhmeyed teams with spectators noting hospitality from Dripstone players. Despite mixed fortitude, Caves win amid cheers as visitors praised conduct. next Sunday event expected with all players asked to prepare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younie
Waitay
Syosthy
Uhels
Vhankes
Dnipistane
Retenia
Tourmamenk Conmien
Important Town Property Auction Sale Dunedoo
A Dunedoo public auction of town properties is announced for Wednesday July 1 at Lyceum Hall. Listings include numerous lots on Cobbora Yarrow and Wallaroo streets with cottages, weatherboard houses, verandahs, and outbuildings. Prospective buyers are directed to contact the agency for full depths rents and terms of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedoo
Lyceum
P. Sullivan
Sol Wien
Cunailie
Cobhorn St
Gwinge
W. Poole
Yarrow
Wallaroo Streete
Engelhey
Mtr. de Hughes
Mre
R. Seaele
Wallacoo
Bue
My. G. G. Robertson
Cobbora St
O. Kablo
Cobbora
Graystony
Taining
Peyelies
Buhwe
Towatiton
Skilion
Very Little Rain and Local Meeting Notes in Dunedoo
Very little rain reported with marginal wheat growth. John Kable, funeral details and an inquest noted. A Long S Association meeting included Coolah, Quaclev, Mendooran branches with resolutions on stock permits and wages. Weather largely mild with frosts and light falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leven
Eny
Deneddo
Railway
Railway and ‘Tramway Instiuute
Bofield
Meg Raynor
Ome
Visttors
Stroin
S. Wright
Miss Pitt
Govenor
Heal Fulluce
Jamieson
Cabhora Cowatery
Table
Flarvie
Loimedioo
Long
S$ Association of
New South’ Wales
Meidborgn
Coolah
Quaclve
Hose
Mesa G. Putland
Fron Luckie
JI Coote
T. P. Sullivan
We. G. Putland
Uentscher
Boraly Hollow Rathway
Tandville
Morsin
Cooluh
M. Cooke
Mendooran ‘Branch
Frosts and farming woes haunt Bendigo district
Severe frosts hurt crops and livestock as reports mention damage to wheat, feed, and fencing. Local councils debate Shire shifts and railway plans while police and volunteers discuss safety and public order amid ongoing concerns.
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Genrie
C.W.A
Wuuluman
Bournewood
Arthurville
Mumbil
Apsley
Perpetual Trustee Company (Ltd
H. A. Patrick
Boliva Street
Bolaro
Boluin St
Yarrow St
Fonveli
Yarrow BE
Bolava St
Bolars St
Rorney
Bolnva
Nani
Randulla
Struts
Mid
Bandulla
Loy
Yatrow
Tallawane
Yarenye Biveet
Yngast
Tags Lot 4
BBC
Yarra Steel
Grennt Land
Toode
Tuektan Sky Varant
Yoo
Sitamindi Yorner Valine
Wallies
Vaqunt
Yurvaly
Shy Wagunte Jane
Wanda
Ballina
Cobia Bheuvont Lenl
Elewney
Pepe
Eosner Talbrigar
Walingoa
Vaetot
Eusnor Yarrow
Wallaroa
Yarrow Street
Vavant
Cobbora Street
Coblora Straus
Tekin St
Ind Wargunny Steoyls
Tania
Laedy Ville
Yugeni
Lund
Em. Claire
Plumb
Cox Streets
Talbiagar
Ben-Thivits
Irak of Bade
Wadnissiay
Ak Adea
Fin Tyewnig
On Maeing
Pura
Simin
Wake
Mie
TP. Sullivan
Durcgoo
Anil
Gael
Tuthew
Bomed
Kway
Avery Endeavode
Sue Ngars
Bodangora
Spyortuil
Wy Re Luckle
Mentone
Wal Teantes
Duyyox Station
Haniday
Roy Catt
Harvey Potts
Wellington
Nabima Crescent
Hayatont
Prigas
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