Wellington notices and war news mix in local column
Mrs D Murphy of Wellington learns from her daughter Mrs Hl Simpson in Suva Fiji that her husband in the Audit Department has died after a short illness. The item also notes new piano teacher Misa WN Fenton and the resignation after eight years of Mounted Constable Taplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Murphy
Wellington
Hl. M. Simpson
Audit
Suva
Fiji
Misa WN. Fenton
Taplin
BOM
District News from Ghorie and Whoval
District notes report Mrs. J M Payne dangerously ill after a relapse and record Red Cross Day profits of £148 7s 4d with expenses £14 10s 3d at Payne Hall. Proposals to upgrade railway stock route, yard works, and an overbridge are outlined. Private Carter returns on leave, later enlisting again. Local tennis club forms with modest dues. Weather brings 47 points of rain. many face drought. WHOVAL Red Cross Day raises almost £200. community fairs, football, and a sheep guessing contest accompany a social. New public school contract at Ponto approved. 9 more points of rain fall. wheat crops lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Pick
Tennessey
Campbella
G. Rangall
James White
Progress Association
Georie
Georie-Wellington
George Carter
Carter
Albert Davis
Gourie Saw Mills
Dubbo
Thomas
W. Kelly
Yooval
J. G. Cummins
Red Cross Fund
Y.oval
Ponto
Bere
Wellington
Rifle Shoot At Range Amid Weather Adversity
Eight enthusiasts attended the range with two from Bodangora. Selby led scoring at 600 yards with 5 points. The report lists individual scores for Hep Tel Belby Barnes Thompson Sullivan Kelly Johnson Moriarty and others. A14 members from the last issue plan to shoot Monday with Dubbo to make 12 per side. Luncheon for visitors and dinner at Willocks Hotel for club members are arranged. Dubbo team named to face Orange and Wellington at Wellington on June 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodangora
Selby
Hep. Tel
R. Belby
Barnes
A. Thompson
W. Sullivan
T. H. Kelly
F. Johnson
M. Moriarty
Dubbo
Mombers
Willocks
Presentation to Mr H M Blackmore in Wellington
A large Wellington gathering at Council Chambers bid farewell to Mr and Mrs H M Blackmore before their move to Mudgee. The Win the War League and citizens praised his wartime service, early recruiting work, and public duties, presenting a £20 war certificate and a gold Swan fountain pen. Additional tributes came from Mrs Blackmore, local officials, returned soldiers, and legal representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win the War League
H. M. Blackmore
Mudgee
Allerman McLeod
Mr. Blackmore
Blackmore
Taylor
Wellington
WR. Grasaick
Mra. Blackmore
Bergt
Starr
Sergt. Btarr
Sydney
Orange
R. M. Kimbell
Rice
UPS
Quirk
TLS
Chippin
Bhickmore
Sergi. Williams
Malone
P.M
Mr. Markmore
Cobar
C.D.S8
Case Against Hotel Licensee at Police Court
Joseph Edward Nolan faced charges over May 25 at the Great Central Motel for allowing Edward Corrigan on licensed premises during prohibited hours. Corrigan, not a boarder, fled upstairs. Corrigan claimed he sought David Voss, a hotel boarder and friend. Corrigan and Voss testified. the P.M. dismissed the information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Edward Nolan
Hergt. Tracey
Edward Corrigan
Great Central Motel
Corrigan
Mr. Kelly
Tracey
Great Central Hotel
Voss
David Voss
Sergi
Lance Nolan
Witussa
Nolan
P.M
Billiards tournament concluded with W Hintt winning
The School of Arts billiards event finished with W Hintt taking the title after defeating A T Smith 150 to 120 in the semi final and FP Champness 160 to 155 in the final. About 43 entries remain for the next tournament as the anooker event saw Cameron beat Smith and Thomas lead with an 18 break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
W. Hintt
A. T. Smith
Champness
M. Cameron
Thomas
Browngedge
Stephens
Mintt
Public Tennis Club visit to Orange for return match
On Monday next the Public Tennis Club plans a visit to Orange for a return match. The traveling party includes Mevsia, Andrew, Martin, Batho, Smith and the Misses V Sherriff, EK Mcleod, L Cameron, and M Veech. A tournament game is set for Saturday between Mr Andrew and Miss Sherriff and Mr Job and Miss Jager. No church court games were played this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moday
Orange
Mevsia
Andrew
Martin
Batho
Smith
V. Sherriff
EK. Mcleod
L. Cameron
M. Veech
Mr. Andrew
Miss Sherriff
Job
Miss Jager
Church of England
Wilmot Wins Swan Trophy Semi Final in Wet Weather Bowls
On Monday afternoon F. Wilmot defeated H. Zieilke 25 to 14 in a 25 up semi final for the Swan trophy. Wilmot advances to two finals, facing Andrew in Swan and Lord in the championship, with remaining matches delayed by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs F
Wilmot
H. Zieilke
Swan
Andrew
H. Lord
Wellington Rugby League Holds Weekly Meeting and Sees Adjustments
The Wellington Rugby Football League met at the Club Hotel with strong attendance. Decisions included denying permission to Geurie Club for junior players N. Brown and A. Cantrill, appointing gatekeepers, and scoring committee badges. All Blacks trip to Bathurst was canceled. new selections were named for matches against Bodangora, Wallaroos, Our Boys, and Geurie Juniors, with ground work and refereeing notes clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Rugby Football League
W. Whitford
Georie Club
N. Brown
A. Cantrill
Georie
W. Tolt
Robinson
Red Cross Society
Mesara
L. Teece
H. Smackie
A. Howari
Euston
F. Murray
Wallaroos
The
Our Boys
D. Davidson
Askell
Suttor Connors
Ward
R. Best
W. Cook
R. Poole
Job
Sherrin
Cameron
Urooka
Smellie
Emergentiva
Green
Baker
Gale
Wall
Edwards
Maggies
Geurie
Campbell
McConnell
Hogan
R. Grahame
Reynolds
B. Ryan
Stewart
J. Whiteley
Cr. Wood
G. Whiteley
A. Payne
Mr. McFarlane
J. McFarlane Farquharson
C. Garlick
Racing Results From Menangle Park Handicaps
The races held yesterday at Menangle Park featured maidens and handicap events. Winners listed include Scream, Prairie Boy, Earl Rufus in maiden divisions. The Blighter, Lord Bobadil, Oroide in Flying Handicap. Haltoff, Pacific, Caught in Nursery. Chid, Ken ilis, Cerise Colors in Menangle Park Handicap with other top finishers noted across divisions.
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Scream
Prairie Boy
Earl Rufus
Divining
My Laddo
Prince Selbert
Redueine
LAND-TOWN BLOCKS PRIVATE SALE DETAILS
Private sale of blocks in LAND-TOWN SECTION 44 and SECTION 548 subdivision 1. Lot 18 frontage 155 feet to Simpson Street, 132 feet to Zouch Street, blocks on Maxwell and Thornton Streets with frontages 140 and 122 feet. Terms one third cash, balance over 2 years. Owners left district and set low values. Full details from M G Cater, Agent, Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson Street
Zouch Street
Maxwell Street
Thornton Street
M. G. Cater
Wellingto
A. E. Rotton
8. Taylor
Percy Street
Marwell Street
Bimpnon Street
Tooma
Maxwell and
Simpson Streets
Wellington
Commeen Venice
Warne Street
J. T. P. Bassett
Eatate
Wanted boy for age work and duties at Simpson Chemist
A public notice offers a job for a boy to do tasks in a chemist shop at Nanima Crescent. Other notices seek dogs for rabbiting and warn trespassers near Goonoo fences. Also announcements of a Grand Social rescheduled for July 3 and piano lessons in Wellington and Sydney public service job calls for teachers and assistants with qualification details.
Property Description Card for Carlin Lot Details
PF, J Om Account notes Lot 13 on Short Street with 674.50 feet by 147. Includes four rooms kitchen bathroom pantry veranda front side and back. Water on four places two fig trees two peach trees one nectarine tree two orange trees grape vines yard fenced for fowls wash house two tanks and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlin
Short Street
Auction at Camelford Park Molong Road sale on June 26
Instructions to sell by auction at Camelford Park Molong Road on behalf of Mr W H Bantlay who is leaving the district. Sale includes household furniture and part stock and plant such as about 150 mixed fat lambs nine cows with calves two salkies a cream separator sewing machines furniture and fittings. No reserve and cash terms. Other owners may include stock by sending details to the auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. E. Rotton
Ilas
Camelford Park
Molong Road
W. H. Bantlay
Singer
Auction Clears Out Property in Bold Sale Notice
A high profile clearing out sale is announced as Mr. aging disposes of his property. Auctioneers aim to attract buyers with strong bids and a straightforward sale of all items.
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Bryan Veech
TR. Veech
Mountain View
Randwick Military Corpital
M. R. McGuire
Gollan
Passchendaele
Hoa
Paddington
Mra
T. BE. Wallings
Wallings
Wonhabbie
A. M. Blackmore
To. P. Bassett
F. Z. Carlin
Dulgong
William Teil
Muswellbrook
Gulgong
Criterion
M. Brakenborough
Bydney
Mayvor
Reds
Mr. Laszarini
Wellington P.L.L
Brokenborough
Ruby Ziehlke
War Office
London
EB. Y. Hare
Puchevillers
Hare
Australia
France
W. H. Bentley
Tenman
Bentley
H. McKenna
Newcastle
Indy
M. Meehan
Hieuric
District News
Wuuluman
Father Kelly
D. Croxford
J. FP. Wilson
J. Stroud
F. Worthington
E. Parcell
A. Bamford
J. Freeman
G. Paul
C. Woolfe
W. B. Ogilvie
J. T. Button
Bsoldiers
All Blacks
Bathurst
McCormick
Hmouse Hotel
P.m. Sharp
W. Henry
D. Melvor
A Why
G. Lambkin
RB. Porter
Il. Tuck
A. Tuck
D. Picken
Clay
S. Foley
J. Willocks
R. Willocks
WW. Moore
J. Cox
F. Davidson
F. Holt
Healy
FP. Burns
R. Emelhaing
BE. Poole
RED Cross
the &Tali
Harry Taylor
Nancy Smith
Goonoo
Taylor Broos
Wellington Hospital
Crawley
Brock
Maughan St
Allanville
M. Bemba
Fe Wellington
W. Pulbrook
N. Fenton
Al.d
Maughan Street
Hes. T. Sheringham
Maryvale
Stonehenge
Parkes St
Public Service Board
Hunter Street
Teachers Training College
Hereford House
New
N R. A. Gilfillan
J. Fawerner
Oddfellows Hall
J. Woodbridge, T. Long
Wellington District
E. I. Thomas
Broadway Jones
America
Betty
Special Nest
Charlie Chaplen
the Adventurer
Gaietien
Big
Reel Keystone
Undertaking
Tenderfoot
O. Henry
Anton
Bedford,taylor & Weston Limited
Meadowlands
Brad Lincoln
Lincoln
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