Probate Notices in New South Wales Will and Estate Claims
In the Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate Jurisdiction notices announce that administration of the estate of Richard Reld of Bodangora is sought by Ernest Henry Feid, with fourteen days for claims and bond dispensation. Another notice states probate of James McKenzie of Wellington will be granted to Albert Henry Stewart after fourteen days, with claims to be sent to the undersigned. Proctors J H Quirk & Davidson, Wellington. agent Paul F. O'Brien, solicitor, Sydney.
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Supreme Court of New South Wales
Richard Reld Jate
Bodangora
New South W
Ernest
Henry Feid
J. H
James McKenzie Lave
Wellington
New South Wales
Albert Henry Stewart
J. H. Quirk & Davidson
Paul F. O'Brien
Pitt Street
Sydney
Furniture Sale No Reserve by Mrs Long at Maxwell Street
Mrs Long of 41 Maxwell Street instructs W F Barr to sell by public auction her modern household furniture including oak and maple bedroom suite Genoa velvet lounge suite white ducoed kitchen setting and many studies Full particulars and date next issue Impounded at Wellington June 20 1997 from Bell Park by impounding officer Bay Mare blaze aged unsold items to be auctioned at the pound on June 24 1947 Poundkeeper J P Clements
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Wellington
Bell, Park
Freen
J. P. Clements
Poundkesper
Local Jottings and Wool Sale Notes From Wellington
A Wellington note reports a Sports Protection League meeting delayed due to a delegate’s Sydney trip, with a later date to be fixed. Geo Paul advertises a furniture sale on Wednesday 23rd at 46 Thornton Street for Mrs. E Bourke. Sydney sheep sales saw modest prices with E Frecklington buying a Border Leicester ram and Stevenson Bros purchasing 21 Southdown ewes. Bowhay and Sons of Yeoval placed second in the Stonehaven Cup merino class.
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To Sports Protection League
Wellington
Sydney
Town Hall
Geo. Paul
E. Bourke
Thornton Street
E. Frecklington
Messrs. Stevenson Bros
Georie
At & Gn
Messia
G. H. Bowhay and Sons
Yeoval
Property sale and local notices in Wellington area
Mr George Paul to hold a sale at his Lee Street office at 3 p m on Saturday 26 May for the late E G Harvey estate offering a brick house with four acres and vacant allotments fronting Warne Pierce and Swift Streets plus cottages on Pierce Street Let to tenants Receipts for the Western District versus Springboks match exceed £200 Rugby enthusiasm rises The Harvey Potts re strings and repairs club house hotel to pass to Mr Harris on 12 July Cornes out of business due to Mrs Cornes illness Mayfair double feature week with Victor McGlaglen and Binny Barnes at Kimbells Pies and coffee Police court fines for indecent language Weather forecast heavy rain Harvey Fetts and Rev Phil Hayes lecture tomorrow at Baptist School Hall open air campaigners state Facts not Fiction Bracken fined £1 Geery £2 Ballistic siege news Bilbas falls to insurgents Springboks upset in Sydney on raw ground.
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George Paul
Lee Street
E. G. Harvey
Wellington
Warne, Pierce
Swift Street
FE. G. Harvey
Pierce Street
Springboks
Harvey Potts
Harris
Young and Dubbo
Cornes
Harvey Fetts
Phil Hayes
Angus
Baptist School
N.S.W
Long
Maxwell Street
W. F. Barr
Bilbas
Sydney
Australia
Juvenile Dance Draws Children to Parish Hall Social
A juvenile dance linked to the Church of England monthly socials attracted a good gathering of children at the Parish Hall on Thursday night. A very nice supper was prepared for the children and the dance continued until 1 p.m.
Sheep and lamb values rise at Homebush sale market
Sheep and lamb values advanced 1 to 2 per head at Homebush on Thursday as offerings totalled 19 600. Winchcombe, Carsons sales included Estate E Morley Maryvale with 118 shorn grossbred lambs to 27 shillings 1 penny averaging 26 1. Estate E Morley Sons Maryvale 114 crossbred lambs to 27 9 averaging 27 1. K D W Masters 66 crossbred lambs to 26 1 averaging 25 1. 33 ewes at 19 10.
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Homebush
Winchcombe
Carson
E. & Morley
Maryvale
Morley & Sons
K. D. W Masters
Closer settlement demand risks rushed government action
The article argues a strong demand for closer settlement exists, but warns against rushing policy to satisfy public pressure. It contends past schemes failed when one or two individuals expanded holdings, and urges safeguards to keep land in small holdings with allowances for transfers among smallholders, avoiding reconsolidation.
The Woman of Mystery opens in Times serial
Commencing next Thursday the Times launches its new serial story The Woman of Mystery. Written by noted author Jack Dawson the tale debuts in New South Wales with the first release secured. The publication aims to please diverse tastes and hopes for strong reader approval.
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Times
Jack Dawson
New South Wales
The
Wellington Golf Club Bridge Party Raises Club Funds
The Wellington Golf Club House hosted a well attended bridge party by the Associates to raise funds for the club. About 6000 people sat down to play, with refreshments provided, and the event praised for its smooth execution and potential clubhouse improvements.
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Wellington Golf Club
Aerodrome Planned for Wellington Council
At the latest Municipal Council meeting a Wellington aerodrome was discussed with cost implications. The Government typically requires standard ground and often provides assistance. The article notes Forbes as an example where government aid was given, and suggests a suitable Wellington site could gain similar support.
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Municipal Council
Wellington
Forbes
Wellington Advertises Scenic Beauty with Bureau Support
Mr BR G Harvey at the Agricultural Bureau annual meeting suggested boosting Wellington's profile to attract visitors. The bureau previously aided the butter factory project five years ago, and Harvey urged continued backing for a campaign to advertise Wellington, aligning with the Times and local progress.
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BR. G. Harvey
Agricultural Bureau
Wellington
Times
Stack Am
Harvey
Bureau
Postal Workers Striking Over New Regulations
The Postal Workers Union votes for a regulation strike in the mail branch after the Department refuses to withdraw recently introduced rules the union says amount to spying on workers. The deputy director cites aim of better working conditions while critics question the disruption and loyalty of government employees.
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Postal Workers’ Union
Postal Department
Butter Market Stability and London Prices Rise
The P.D.8 reports a welcome uptick in London butter prices. Market volatility stemmed from storage issues and forward sale effects. For the near term, London market prospects look solid as Continental production nears peak.
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P.D.8
London
Fortward F.o.h. Salon
Local Enterprise VI Shows Initiative in Sheep Feeder Venture
One notable move by Mr McAtumney is the push to build country sheep feeders. Last week he sent a feeder to the Sydney sheep show where it drew significant attention. The effort marks a country driven industry step, challenging Sydney's long dominance and signaling rural production.
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McAtumney
Sydney
Atamney
Ir Sydney
Quality Sheep Awards Highlight Wellington Breeding Rise
At the Sydney sheep show local breeders gain prominence as midlands gain parity with far western districts in stud sheep breeding. G H Bowhay and Sons Buckinhah Yeoval and Sage Bruce Loombah led winners, with Stevenson Bros Georie excelling in fat sheep. Wellington’s natural endowment and capable breeders now unlock high quality wool and meat types.
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Sydney
Far Wear
Wellington
G. H. Bowhay
Buckinhah
Yeoval
Sage Bruce
Loombah
Messrs. Stevenson Bros
Georie
Queensland Act Considered for New South Wales Sports Protection
The Sports Protection League held a meeting in Wellington and a branch later formed. NSW Minister for Justice, after a long Queensland trip, favors adopting the Queensland Gaming Act to curb betting. He believes legalising with control is better than letting S P betting run loose, tying revenue to taxation.
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Sports Protection League
Wellington
Queensland
New South Wales
S.P
Sunday Sport Debate Grounds Statewide Reform
The piece argues Sunday sport has grown from small beginnings into a statewide stir. Ministers fringe groups ban tennis during church hours and Bathurst backs a legal challenge. Parishes awaken, Parliament may act, and the author warns against excess while noting recreation is a right.
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Wellington
Bathurst
Cars in Collision on Western Road Near Cemetery
A triple collision occurred on the main western road near the cemetery on Saturday night involving a Ford driven by Mr McGeorge a sulky with three Aborigines and a third vehicle driven by Serg Denison of Trangie. In trying to avoid the sulky the two cars collided. the sulky occupants were uninjured though thrown out. Heavy rain reduced visibility. Mrs Dennison had a cut on the head and a bruised hip while Mrs McGeorge had a cut near the ear. all others escaped serious injuries.
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McGeorge
Narrogal
Dennison
Hyeronimus Name Becomes History in Wellington Sale
After 53 years the Hyeronimus name in Wellington’s cordial business changes hands. Norman Hyeronimus sells to R. R. Payne as the family prepares to move to the city. The Hyeronimus family, longtime St Patrick’s Church supporters, will depart Wellington with best wishes from many friends.
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Hyeronimus
Wellington
Norman Hyeronimus
R. R. Payne
St. Patrick's Church
The Bolwarra Flats and the Small Holdings Idea
A Maitland resident’s letter tours the Bolwarra flats near town describing vast lucerne, sorg hum, cane, millet, maize and vegetables on what appears as one large holding but is many tiny farms. Irrigation by wells and Hunter River supports a fertile landscape with numerous spray irrigation works. The writer cites Times views on small holdings and irrigation as reflected in these fields.
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Maitland
Bolwarra Flata
Bolwarra
Hunter
Roads Too Wide from England on Narrowing U.S. Lanes
Mr W Kimbell just back from England argues for narrower roads to cut maintenance costs and reduce accidents. He notes England fences land for production and that wide roads leave unused lanes that neighboring farmers could use, lowering upkeep while preserving safety.
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W. Kimbell
Chas
Bob Kimbell
England
Australia
Kimbell
Land-locked Cowra District Seeks Dairying Settler
A passerby with about 100 dairy cattle seeks 250 to 300 acres to lease after leaving Cowraway due to ownership changes. He has capital, a dairy herd, equipment and a family. Unable to pay agistment, he travels the herd while hunting land and asks readers to contact Mr. Davidson at the Butter Factory if they know of suitable dairy land or share-dairying opportunities.
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Cowraway
Davidson
Wellington Social Notes and Personnel Transfers
Reverend H R Grassick will be absent from his charge until week end, Kath McAtamney leaves for annual vacation in the metropolis, Miss D Floyd transferred within Wellington Public School, Warne Street's Jean Merrell operated for appendicitis at Allanville Private hospital. The McGuire home at Georie welcomes a daughter, Lorna and Clire Dutfield return from Wellington holiday, Cyril Mason and family greet a daughter at Allanville Private hospital. Bayliss home at Arthurville welcomes a daughter, Harry Theobald recovering after appendicitis surgery. J Daley promoted to 5.M. at Mandurama, E Rodhme to return to Wellington for Daley’s post. Bird of the Wellington C P S office to Sydney next Friday. Olive McConchie arrives in Sydney from Melbourne then Sydney visit. Pat Mulholland calls on old friends in Orange on return from annual mention. Read and wife visit Narrawell polo team in Sydney, dinner hosted by Mrs Read and Mrs Edols at the Hotel Australia. City polo carnival coverage mentions Wellington visitors. Daily Telegraph pictorial shows an al fresco lunch with Wellington attendees.
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Sydney
Pat Mulholland
Wellington
Orange
J. QO. V. Read
Narrawell
Joan
Campbella
Read
Reg Edole
Gowan Green
Elotel Australia
Kyeemagh
Daily Telegraph
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Haven OF the West
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Rev
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Kath McAtamney
Metropolis
Education Department
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Oranewe
Jean Merrell
Lorna
Clire Dutfield
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Cyril Mason
Spiver's Creek
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