Enthusiastic Country Party Meeting Endorses Wilkins Candidacy
A lively gathering at the Wollington pub discussed the upcoming Mudgee election. Speakers from the Nationalists and Country Party urged unity to defeat the government, endorsing Mr. Gurdon Wilkins as the Country Party candidate for Mudgee and pledging wholehearted support.
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Country Party
P. Row
Combina
Machinus
Gorton Wilkins
Fuller
Tuwatnett
Ellington
Fstler
Countrye Party
Bruntnetl
Exrefis
Wali
Uoost
Whch
Brit Asevood
Vie ‘Levtoral Tigurey
Agies
Amt
Pct
Lane
Kay
Jaime Fill
Seay
Clyde
Rathwiys
Wilkes
Thorhy
M. A
Alan
Wilkin
Minn
Ron
Iss
Thorby
L S. Dehnstan
Kutlva
Gordon Wilfus
Ferthy Gwydir
Salavies
Ap. Ay J
le Stockwel
Witkins
Bruntwell
Nationalists
Mudgee
Wilkins
Gurdon Wilkins
Ochiltree
Dick Wilking
Wilkine
Ife
Elec Muering
Amd
Fe S. Lovell
Igk
Widens
J. P Walker
Dinkwine
Mn Wilking
Musara Ochiltree
Jotston
Graziers
Gleetei
Vlec
Mrow
Goo
A. J. de Stockwell
I. H
Guy FP
Dines di Walker
Re G
Harveys
W. Omng
Joh
R. Muncan
Barton
A. Jonett Taylor
Lovett Averatary
Me Willen
Vil Measey Bruntnci
Phorby
Wedding at St Stephen's Church Sydney for Dorothy McLeod
Spectators gathered at St Stephen's Church for the wedding of Dorothy McLeod daughter of J A McLeod Glen Ayr Georie to Bruce Arthur of De Michard Arthur Myia A and Mrs Arthur Mosman Mev Upavaick officiated. Bridesmaid Hazel McLeod wore powder blue. best man Ernest Clampett. Reception at Carlton Vote with guests including Dr Arthur Lady Hay Colonel and Mrs Fraser Clark and many McLeod and Arthur family members.
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St. Stephen’s Church
Sydney
Wenossay Mat
Mins
Dorothy McLeod
J. A. McLeod
Glen Ayr
Georie
Bruceth
Arthur
de Michard Arthur
Myia A
Mosman
G. J. McLeod
Hyacinthy
Hazel McLeon
Ernest Clampett
Carlton
A.J. Stevenson
Richard Arthur
Arthur Lady Hay
Fraser Clark
D. Arthur
Mondunes P
Willy D. McLeod
C. Blackwell
Banner Bond
C. J. McLeo
G. Arthur
K. McLeod
B. Arthur
A. McLeod
G. Redards
Dawson
Harvey Bolton Wedding at Guigong
A quiet but pretty wedding was held on the 1th inst at the R C Church Guigong. Miss Laurie Bolton fifth daughter of Mr and Mrs Bolton Guigong married Mr James Edward Harvey twin son of Mr Ernest Harvey Lincoln. Rev Father Cooney officiated. Bride wore satin and Chantilly lace with orange blossom bouquet. Bridesmaid Miss Ivy Bolton wore shell pink crepe de chine. Best man was Mr John Harvey. Reception at the bride's home. future home planned at Gulgong.
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R.C
Guigong
Mise Laurie Bolton
Mra. Bolton
James Edward Harvey
Er* Nest Harvey
Lincoln
Cooney
Mise Ivy Bolton
John Harvey
Bry Bolton
Cheywon
Harvey
Gulgong
Pope McHatton Wedding at Saint Patrick Church
A wedding was celebrated at Saint Patrick Church on Saturday afternoon with Thomas Weming Pope, son of Mr. and Mrs Michant John Pope of Mupkerawa, marrying Margaret Ann Mehatton, daughter of Mrs A. E. Mehtton of Won warbon. The bride was given away by her father. attended by Mrs Ann Pope, sister of the groom, and Mrs Monry Pope, who helped with arrangements. Rev. Father Crows officiated.
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Patrick's LC
Father Crows
Devenish and Hinton Marry in Methodist Ceremony
The Methodist Church hosted a Saturday wedding when Rev C L Connor united Rupert Devenish and Mrs Moreen Hinton in a brief ceremony. A reception followed at the Empire Mall with four large wavecloths on display.
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Methodist
C. L. Connor
Rupert Devenish
Moreen Hinton
Hinton
Bowriewood
Empire Mall
Urquhart and Schofield Tie in Wollinton Nuptials
Quiet wedding celebrated by Rev Father Crowe as Fred Urquhart eldest son of Mr and Mrs George Urquhart of Wollinton wed Miss Mortie Robinw Schofield daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ernest Schofield of Kennard Street Wellington. The bride wore cornflower crepe de chine with pale grey accessories. her sister Mona Schofield attended in pale pink crepe de chine. After the ceremony a reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home with close family present.
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Father Crowe
Wollinton
Haly
Fred Urquhart
George Alexander Urquhart
Wul-lington
Mortie Robinw Schofield
Arthur Ernest Schofold
Kennard Street
Wellington
Mia Mona Schofield
Harry Schofield
Letters to the Editor on Labor politics and Dunn
A Readers letters page questions Mr Dunn's Labor Party loyalty and ties to Lang rivals, citing past roles with Loughlin and dissent at the Foster and Lang leadership events. The writer urges clarification of Dunn's political record since 1911 amid internal party bitterness.
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Fediion
Iun
Dane Vald
Muilgen
Marian
Dawn
Dunn
Peter Loughlin
Lang
Thile Haneef
Loughlin Agaist
Tang
Dunn Anight
Much-Luzaarin-Comny & Cus
Latiar Movemnt
Dann
Thore
Mtr Dunn
Labor Movement
Labor Party
Duna We
The Sabbath and Sunday Letter by Thos Collier
A letter explains the term post new as it relates to preachers and salaried ministers. Collier states the word was not meant to condemn all enrolled or unpaid ministers, expressing hope for fair understanding and praising worthy salaried positions.
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Ste
Thos
Young council to spend 24000 on street repairs
Local aldermen debate on funding for road works and land improvements. Young Council commits to 24000 pounds for streets including 12000 grant and 12000 borrowed, with 14000 for land work and 4000 for road plant and concrete bridges. A quarry setup costs rise to 7000, while a royal per ton fee is noted. The article also mentions a wedding train to Sydney and Melbourne and a costly sermon with cheques.
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Wellimeton
Wellington
Cowell
Wallington
Wellington to Host Bonn Blue Light Specialist Visit
Mr DB J Bonn the Orange Light Specialist announces his next fortnightly visit to Wellington on Friday 24 June. His consulting rooms are at Mr C Murphy’s Nanima Crescent where appointments may be arranged by phone. The notice notes Bonn’s expertise in light and tobacco related services.
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DB. J. Bonn
Wellington
Wellington Referendum Debate Over £15000 Borrowing
Residents of Wellington discuss borrowing £15,000 to fund street reconstruction and urge action. Prior vote rejected such debt. leaders urged unity, persistence, and a referendum to reveal ratepayers’ will. Eldermen urged decisive moves to avoid delay and preserve town improvements.
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Wellington
Akdermun
Wellingronites
Wolkington
Contest over Poultry Show funds sparks letters to editor
Local letters debate the Jute Pauley Show and the Well ingwa Poultry Association finances. The controversy centers on prize money, member dues, and fairness of distributions, with calls for transparency and possible public contest.
Orange phoeziate at the Golden Key Stated
An unclear fragment notes an orange drink or product named phoeziate offered at a venue called the Golden Key. The text hints at a promotional line or ad style but lacks coherent details or dates. No clear event, person, or organization beyond Golden Key appears.
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Auterior
Football Schedule Disrupted by Rainy Weather
Fragmentary OCR note shows football and related games postponed by rain. Mentions Mell Park and a junior game at Geuriv with unclear dates. No clear teams, scores, or locations readable.
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Howe Fog
Geuriv
South Sydney Triumph Over Mr George In Sydney Match
A rain soaked Sydney match drew 31 000 spectators as South Sydney beat Mr George by 17 points to 18 in a thrilling game. George pressed the Souths trio, but the home side clung to victory amid heavy competition. Other results included Exets over West by 10, North Sydney over Glebe, and Newtown defeating University by 15 to 10.
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Sydney
South Sydney
Mr. George
South Byidney
Pome Imi
George
Lister
Finiely
Exets
West
North Sydney
Glebe
Cote University
Munuy
Cxodin-Sinvakin Boccar
Adelaide
Jack Howe
Grenfell
New Zealand
Queensland
New South, Wales
Taminton
Painine
Erlich
Nostralia
Une
Wellington Labor Daily targets J P Dowd over Wellington PALL remarks
The Labor Daily criticizes J P Dowd of Wellington for remarks at a Wellington PALL meeting. It accuses him of misusing truth to attack a democratic movement and questions the minority versus majority logic and the Willis movement’s stance.
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Labor Daily
Lang-Willise Carey Labor Fuition
J. Pewused
Wellington
J.P. Dowd
Yowi
Tabor
Ula
Mr. Dowd
Tenga
Une Sons Aguinet
Furniture sale notice for June auction at Teodenet street
A furniture auction will be held Wednesday next in June at 2 50 p m listing items from a household including an upright grand piano gramophone with records sewing machine room suite three spaces Wardrobe dining table and chairs garden tools and more lot described as strictly desk and goods in value sale.
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Mirs
Arthur ‘Steet
Girdoyne
Cantarn
Mae
Torme
Town Property Sale Auction Notice In Wellington
On account of the estate of late W S McAlister a well built brick house with shop attached and an attached lathe and plaster cottage on section four lot eight will be sold by public auction on Wednesday 22nd June at 2 80 o clock. The sale invites informed bidders before the date of sale to wind up the estate. Place of sale at the office of
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W. S. McAlister
Pierce Street
Wellington
Sls
Witter Delle
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MR. Dunn
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Mvery Amoliet
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A. Society
Jesson
Poultry Club
By and
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Ahn Poultey Show
A. Sacety
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Lesen
Frits
Wien
Editon
Wellington Logic
J. ¥. Dowd
A. &. Rotton
A. Wilkins & CO
W. P. Kelly, Butlin For
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Nanima Creacent
Council Chamberay
Small Goode
Telaphone
Holloway
Baker
Crogeries
HARI
WARE
Webbor
Wallington and
J. Robinson
Western Freezing CO
Relves
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Bea
Joseph Thumpag Serre Mamehan
Wight
Pat O'Malley
Mar Baonch
Gooirudy Atherton
Love
Piper Wentern
Norma Shearer
Mayon Critek
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