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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

2

Deaths and Weddings Stir Ormage and Nearby Towns

A long local notice details several deaths in Sydney and regional areas including Mrs Hackett of Ormage and Mr Ralph Grayean. It records weddings at St Paul’s Rozelle and Orange churches, plus numerous obituaries for Dubbo Bathurst and Trangie residents, with ages and family ties. The report notes the sudden death of a Farleigh Armidale man and a young child’s passing at a private hospital in Orange, highlighting community figures and events.

Orange M Mabel Gallen Sprinz Hannelly George's Plains St. Vinecent's Hospital Bathurst Mascella Margaret Morris Sydney Joseph Burdekin Mcbleworth Hen. R. Innes Manse Bronte Howe

Tale of a Dark Bay Equine Outlaw in Folklore

A colorful recounting of a wild horse rumored to resist riders. A group led by old Peter and Jacky lures the creature with a dummy, testing feats of bucking and endurance. The horse finally bucks loose, stumbles, then escapes toward a riverbank, leaving the crew hungry for another ride.

Kempacy Hulten Peter Helton Dunimy Mollen Life Bresking Ronny Uwe Dack Hutton Hie Win Jacky Darky Molten Billy

Motor World Notes From Around the World

The NARA reports Hawken bury River ferry service on the new road to Newcastle has been suspended until further notice. The American Automobile Association cites 300000 car mechanics employed in service establishments and repair shops nationwide. The Queenland Cromier says Parliament will amend the Inspection of Machinery Act to register motor mechanics. Royal Automobile Club of Queensland notes this. NAMA members are invited to use the association hotel reservation system. Touring Department provides reservation forms by applying to the officers. An English daily cites a memory loss patient attempting to cross Formix in front of motor ears to trigger memory recalls. New Zealand railway supposedly protected competition with rails. a Tinera Herald correspondent alleges rails were removed. NAMA argues minor offices should not affect penalties in ongoing cases. drivers in parien tin locality face laws of aver nigo. New York's National Automobile Chamber of Commerce says Sweden taxes on cars, tires, and petrol fund road improvement and maintenance. Auckland City Council proposes a prohibition on certain advertised handings in North Row RMA. Police monitor for glaring headlights. motorists risk penalties if seen near petrol headquarters on weekends 7 to 10. Sydney noise concerns spur activity on roll elimination. Oslo’s mayor advocates similar driving efficiency. Some protesters seek to amend Shays and Pac factories Act to limit petrol sales in Victoria. Royal Automobile Club and automotive industries oppose, arguing tourism and rural access would suffer.

Rationing measures and labor act amendments detailed

The text outlines two months of rationing for workers, references KARMA, and notes a focus on efficiency and fairness during a 42 hour week period. It discusses amendments to industrial action law, jurisdiction changes for the Industrial Court, and ministerial remarks on longer work weeks and wage controls, ending with a local mention of special seafood and smoked goods at The Hollywood.

South Wales Duu Ula Legislative Council Vietimnantion Burrar

Road rollerskating match raises payment doubt in Gainsborough

A noisy debate follows a gainsborough road rollerskating event as a question arises whether skaters can pay tall. Amid broader concerns over unsafe vehicles and rising street accidents, a New Zealand MP urges stronger light regulatory measures while ambulances anticipate greater demand. Police and pedestrians feature in the discussion, reflecting urban safety concerns during rapid motorization.

Gainsborougeh North Lincolnshire Longeach California United States

Young Australia League Christmas Vacation Tour for 150 boys

The Young Australia League announces a three week Christmas vacation tour for 150 boys from Sydney and surrounding districts to Canberra Geelong Ballarat and Melbourne. Departing Dec 30 or 31 at a total cost of 14 pounds 18 shillings 6d per boy. The itinerary includes Parliament and Governor General residences Canberra visits to Woollen mills Ford works Eureka Stockade and other historical sites with theatre outings. A trained nurse and medical staff will accompany the group. Applications open to non members with instalment payments and contact details in Sydney.

Young Australia League Canberra Mowe Geelong Ballarat Melbourne Ineterest Vinita Ford Works Eureka Stock League E.R. Marie Auseulin Lemeue Young — Australia League George Street G.pwo Sydney

Pioneering Bicycle Overland Across Australia

An old notice recalls early transcontinental bicycle journeys from Adelaide to Port Darwin and beyond. It highlights Murif’s 74 day ride, Mather and Coleman’s 65 day effort, and Arthur Vonwild’s 1898 Darwin to Adelaide feat, noting dangers like telegraph cable cuts and endurance records.

Saily Allee Springs Queenstand Stuart Arns Tate Traine Troy Jerome Murit Adelaide Lryt Australia Port Tarewin Alice Springs Murif Glenelg Dlays Mather Coleman Devert Tmne Atburt Vonwld Powell's Firevk Hare Win Darwin Powell's Creek Eranke

Letters to the Editor on Australian primary and secondary industries

In a letter to the editor, Pant Cheyny, Secretary of the Australian Manufacturers Development League, defends protecting primary and secondary industries. He argues Australian production, from wool cloth to cheese, electric power to footwear, relies on domestic manufacturing and criticizes calls to abandon protection. The writer cites wheat prices, credit, and imports, defending tariffs and arguing against a move toward free trade.

Hirth Australia Wolter Paterson Rvted Stati Ag Ivy Aly Lorett Tralia Meiner Elwajn Seukime Tore Huey Rumis Tinjuirtyes

Mining prospects at virgin vein shaft opening

The mining report describes a new vein opened by the Joint venture at an old shaft near Linhe. A sample assay indicates high ore value per ton. Machinery, engines, and battery setup are in position and undergoing preparatory work for ahead of expected development milestones.

AL No Atine Wali Abmat

Early 1900s overland trip to Darwin by motor and pack train

A fragmented account recounts a pioneering overland journey from Adelaide to Darwin in a Talbot driven by Dutton and Aunger with donkey support, detailing delays, rough roads, and the eventual arrival after extensive hardships. The piece contrasts then and now with modern motorcars, aeroplanes, and tourism facilities at Allen Springs and Darwin.

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