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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 19, 1934
Page
5
The report lists Station Owners urged to note the Big Brother Movement. It covers Campbells Tennis Club opening courts, a grand dance with Horace Lindrum exhibitions, and a euchre party at Bodengora Station. It also discusses currency velocity, bank impact on boom times, and the personal handling of money in Australia.
Analyzes competing views on money creation and its impact on production and employment. Notes the Note Syane Department's actions, the risk of over or under supply of currency, and the need to understand currency mechanics amid general election policy considerations. References 1923 and 1882 fiscal data as context.
A jumbled local column notes a homing pigeon missing from 3piece's Creek near Mr Morrison, with rings M38 and BC. history recalls a Maine Way capture aided by Timex publicity. Campbell's Tennis Club opens tuning up with late-night practice as Leeds faces a 4th test comeback. debate lingers on Bradman. Europe yields Davis Cup final spots. Narromine tale ends with Rev Smith's appendix surgery. Electors cards due, ambulance meeting urged. Calare campaign talk scheduled with M P Thorsy. World of sport and politics mingle with dances, Catholic Club fund drive, and bowling despite poor weather.
A grand concert will be held at Taek Day Primary School in aid of the Convent of Mercy. The programme includes comedy and revue with performances by Catholic Choir members and others who have appeared in past revues.
Narromine show schedules for September 18 and 19 are ready. Copies may be obtained on application to Beere try A Bowden Fletcher or the loyal secretary of the PLA, and at Narromine Rectory, with the schedule issued by the Narromine Society for core interested parties.
In a cricket clash Australia, needing 150 to win, fought a tight chase against Yorkshire. Bradman anchored with 140 while Australia fell short of a rapid finish, ending with uncertainty as time ran out and Brown was dismissed early.
Mr George Wilking reports the Old Bien property Rosehill near Walmer has been sold by Mr A C Morris to Mr Meward and Mr G Simmons of Parkne Road at a fair figure. A clearing sale will be held on the property in September. The firm also states it has advised the Federal Hotel Cox Bron to Mr Warry Wik.
A testimonial event honoring Mr MS McLeod will be held next Wednesday evening at the School of Arts Mall in Wallington. A large attendance is expected and attendees should obtain tickets now. Caterers need final headcount by Saturday evening.
A large gathering of mum hore and supporters of the Wellin son Branch of the United Austria Party met at the School of Arte on Monday night. Dr Nort designated WAP candidate for Calare, delivering a lengthy speech that impressed attendees. Mr. W. J. Cartwright was appointed organising secretary as plans to begin immediate campaigning were approved.
NarromineRamSales lures buyers to the annual ram sale with Merino rams from Bourimbla Weemabah Kgclabra Ningu Wall a Wood Wigh Yarraman Gillawarrina Muswidon Leydon Mingunyah Wellwood and other studs. Merino rams are scarce as studs tighten supply Friday July 24 narromine sale offers final opportunity before new season rules.
A coat vanished from a car parked at Empire Hall during a Tuesday dance. Police traced the car to a creek near Spicer's Creek where a 17 year old youth was arrested after being found with the car. The car was undamaged and coats remained inside.
Tuesday night meeting drew a large crowd as Father Duffy argued against the encouragement of international sport with strong support from Power and Lindfield. Opposing voices and two speakers Ward and ONeill led the adjudicator J Parnon to a verdict, with next week's program featuring cards and games, music, and a Text match broadcast. Nominations for office will also be received at the gathering.
Roddy has received a request from Mr R Morewn of 14 Percy Street to sell the household furniture and effects on Wednesday next, 28th instant. The items are described as old but in decent condition and to be disposed of promptly.
Personal notices from Wallington and Wellington report a golden wedding on July 16 with a family banquet. Local weddings include Miss Evelyn Lottie Brien and Mr. G Wy Korrant of London. A string of births and hospital updates follow, mentioning patients at Sister Lynch’s hospital, Wallington District Hospital, and Allanville private hospital, with several local families listed.
Two Wellington deaths reported. Pearl Mary Gates dies at age 90 after bronchitis and lifelong invalid status, funeral at Church of England grounds with Rev Kevin Norman officiating. Maria Pyers dies at 71 in Reid Street residence after diabetes, survived by husband and siblings, funeral at Church of England with graveside rites conducted by Rev Keith Norman.
Winchcombe Carson Ltd announces sale of Bomera Station blocks between Cuolah and Gutnedah, about 30 289 acres of necuroid land. Auction June 14 saw blocks 7, 4, and 10 sold to buyers for cash per acre, with private treaty agreements for remaining blocks. Stock and implements to be auctioned at Romera Station Homestead on July 24.
The Wellington Boy Scouts held their annual general meeting at the Presbyterian Church last night with Mr J B Emanuel presiding. Officers elected included Rev R Gruelrk as Provident and Mr Walker as temporary Scoutmaster. Mr Bowden Fletcher and Mr Watkins addressed the gathering, stressing better organization, active patrol leadership, and the need for a suitable Scoutmaster. The meeting covered patrols, future home meetings, and plans to publicize the movement locally.
Fragmentary OCR text references teams Hot Paw Bot Cubs and a movement with votes and rules. Mentions Rev HK Gra Kinanail Moore A F Hubertson and a Bremytoriae Wen of the nities. No coherent event or date details available.
Fragmented OCR note describes a golf event at Mudgate with matches Sunday morning. Mentions players and clubs, captains and secretaries, and various named participants. Includes occasional dates and venues but text is garbled.
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