In Memoriam Fraser Prazer and Will Howellett Probate Notice
Memoriam note for Robert Frazer and family. probate notice in Supreme Court New South Wales seeks claims on Sarah Jane Howlett estate. Registrar L M Addison calls for objections by July 17. Auburn and Sydney addresses. Passion Play recital at Methodist Church tonight at 8 with Rev S Vareve Cocks and cast. admission free collection.
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Prazer
Robert Frazer
Jane
Will
Clare
Kate
Minnie
Ada
Edward I
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Sahah Jane Howlett
Wellington
New South Wales
Supreme Court King Street Bydney
Annie
L. M. Addison
L.5
J. Payne
Execurix
Auburn Road
Auburn
William G._ Payne
Bligh Brrest
Sydney
Methodist Church
S. Vareve Cocks
Sulolats
B. Walkey
Mise Tl. Schuminvk
Lou Salter
Mr. S. Galey
Australia urged to block Russian timber imports
Public opinion backs Prime Minister to ban Russian timber amid fears of slave labor under the Beslan system. The text argues that continued trade with Russia harms employment and strengthens communism, urging Australia to impose a prohibitive tariff or outright prohibition of Russian goods to deter further invasion of slave conditions.
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Runa
Hussia
Russia
Australia
Australis
Local Jottings and Court Notes in Community League Scene
Community League reminders warn of Jagnt on Woencallas and cheap fruit buyers to beware. Police Court fined two drunks and two trespassers on Government railways, remanded to July 10, while A T Smith cut prices for suites though quality unchanged. Transport Bill discussed, potential elective commission urged for transport coordination. Hot pies and coffee advertised at Kimbell.
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Community League
Jagnton
Magine
J. d. Fernon
J.P
William Daley
John Reynolds
N.M.1 M.A
Acket
Kimbell
Stuart Town ambulance sports postponed to June 27
Weather forced the Stuart Town sports and social in aid of the Wellington ambulance to be postponed from Saturday to Saturday next June 27. The original programme of events will be run off that day, followed by a grand social at night.
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G. Armstrong
4. V. Hayes
C. Seymour & CO
Stuart Town Sports and Social
Welligton Ambulance
Work in Stead of Dole Council Receives Labor Proposal
Wellington council awaits action on a government proposal tied to labor and industry. A letter from the Department of Labor and Industry confirms receipt and review of the council’s submission, with no definite decision yet announced.
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Wellington
Department of Labor and Industry
Fourth Special Store Cattle Sale at Dubbo Looms
McNeilly Crompton and Martin of Orange with H Wheatley of Dubbo announce their fourth special sale at Dubbo next Friday the 26th. They will offer 1400 very choice store cattle including bullocks steers cows and calves of uniform quality, with buyers invited to attend with confidence.
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McNeilly, Crompton and Martin Ltd
Orange
H. Wheatley
Dubbo
Butter Factory Directors Meet Inca Weather
Trating of directors of the butter factory movement was called for Friday night but adverse weather kept several away. An informal meeting discussed securing finance to erect a factory and whether conditions could be modified to allow a smaller scale build at a reduced cost. The group considered canvassing white holders and securing £700 plus as required by earlier plans. They decided to write to the Department of Agriculture to inquire about possible adjustments to the plan.
Worrall wins 20 mile road race with strong finish
In a 20 mile cycling road race from Bodangora to Dubbo and back, J Worrall led a tight pack to victory finishing ahead of Al Faber and P Ryan. Buck and Taylor broke away late, fastest time claimed by Worrall at 58.35, Ryan praised for a bold mid race push. The club plans longer events to prepare for the Orange to Wellington race starting July 25.
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Bodangora
Dubbo
E. Chapman
E. Buck
Chapman
Stary
Burk
P. Ryan
Ryan
Buck
Taylor
N. Crean
T. Ashworth
Pump
Faber
Worrll
Ryan Mysin
Loral
Wellington
TMA Club
Personal Pars Inmate Improvements And Local Death Notice
The condition of Mr A Gosden an inmate of Wellington hospital shows slight improvement. Mrs J Thompson an inmate of Bindawalla private hospital also shows slight improvement though still serious. Mr V Sherriff of Sydney visiting Wellington to see his mother Mrs Corrigan of Percy Street who has dislocation of the hip. Mrs Corrigan now showing slight improvement. Mrs M D Kelly wife of Mr M Kelly of Mr Almas Wauluman underwent a severe operation at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Sydney last Friday which was successful and she is progressing favorably. The death occurred at Wert Home near Molong of Mrs Sarah Bennett aged 72 from owing decay. Mr John Bennett of Mirkotymulya is a son and Mr Alfred Morris of Wellington is a brother of the deceased.
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A. Gosden
Wellington Hospital
J.thompson
Bindawalla
Mra. Corrigan
Percy Street
M.D. Kelly
M. Kelly
Almas
Wauluman
RPA
Honpitel
Sydney
Wert Home
Molong
Sarah Bennett
Owenilg
John Bennett
Mirkotymulya
Alfred Morris
Wellington
Obituary of Thom Gast aged 72 in Stuart Town
The death occurred at Wellington District Hospital last night of Thom Gast a 72 year old resident and former Fish River Oberon native who came to Stuart Town five years ago He leaves a step brother M Pope Oakey Creek a sister Elizabeth East Oakey Creek and nephew A J Pope Stuart Town The body rests in a maple casket and will be buried tomorrow at the Stuart Town cemetery with Rev S G Cowled to conduct the service Funeral arrangements are by Cy J. Shakespeare
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Wellington
Thom
Neton Hospital
Fish River
Oberon
Stuart Town
M. Pope
Oakey Creek
Elizabeth East
A. J. Pope
G. Cowled
Cy J. Shakespeare
Wellington and Dubbo Fest football trophies praised amid fine weather
The article notes sunny conditions pleasing locals after recent damp spells. Licensing Court in Wellington renewed all liquor licenses before Mr Adams. In the Upper Hunter by election Mr Brown won, defeating Mr Millan by 482 votes, with Labor votes shifting to the Country Party. A new baseball club formed in Dubbo, with Wellington awaiting a similar one. A Dripstone Tennis Club dance is set for July 4 in Dripstone hall.
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Wellington
Dubba
Pryke
Adams
Siquor
Wellingrton
Upper
Hunter
Brown
Independent Country Party
Millan
Labor
Country
McMillan
F. ‘Bennison
Jawaller
Orven
Percy
Dubbo
Kaly
Newtown
Constable Kelly
Hugh Kelly
Welling~s
Dripstons
Dripsone Hall
Yeoval Ambulance Benefit Concert at Yeoval Hall
The Yeo val Merry Makers stage a grand concert at Yeoval Hall on Thursday night to aid Wellington District Ambulance. The program offers songs, comic pieces, instrumentals, and sketches including The Truthful Liar The Bunkers and The Haunted House and Black Justice. A dance follows the show.
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Yeoval
Yeoval Merry Makers
Wavat
Wellington
P. W Gunston
Yeoval Hall
District Court Session in Wellington Before Judge A Thomson
The District Court will be held in Wellington on Thursday with Judge A Thomson presiding. Four cases are listed including Kevin John Dalton versus Jammer Deltrich for £80 compensation, Ben May and Willem Fletcher for £49 for work and services, Alfred Thomas Smith v Dulgiefe Wall for £60 damages to a garage, and McNeilly, Crampton and Martin against C P Weerh seeking the Moratorium Act extension of time for payment of judgment.
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Wellington
A. Thomson
Kevin John Dalton
Jammer Deltrich
Creimiiaion
Ben May
Willem Fletcher
Alfred Thomas Smith
Dulgiefe Wall
Gar
McNeilly
Ladies Race Ends In Close Finish At Ven Nile Course
The ladies event over the urn course saw Miss M Kelly win by a length after a tense duel with Miss P Fabar. Patience and speed marked the ride as rivals fell back and spectators noted a 22 min 38 sec seven mile leg, a record pace for the week. Chocolates donated by Enderby and Cassidy. trophy by J Worrall junior.
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J. Worrall
Enderby
Cassidy
M. Kelly
P. Fabar
Mish
Dowton
Impiher
Disastrous Soviet Conditions Described in Letter from Expatriate
A letter from a woman living in the Soviet Union to Sydney reports harsh living conditions under Communist rule. She cites higher taxes, police searches, and the state's complete ownership of property, noting a five year plan to transform state structures and the suppression of religion. She mentions a factory worker neighbor earning 70 rubles but unable to buy shoes costing 100 rubles.
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Rusaly
Sydney
Nell
Ake
Use More Wool Mr F Lovett Urges Wool Drive
An impassioned plea urges Australians to boost the wool industry by using more domestic wool in goods and reducing raw exports. The writer cites wartime knitting efforts by women and calls on men to support local production with socks, comforters, and clothing, to employ local workers and aid the nation.
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F. 8
Lovett
Men Without Women at Alexander Theatre
The Alexander Theatre screens Men Without Women tomorrow. The film, praised as a 1930 award winner, centers on men facing slow death and their hidden emotions with no women in the story. A strong supporting lineup includes Mickey Mouse and The Chain Gong.
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Nlich
Alesander
East
Closad
Mickey the Mouse
Demoralising Doles Opposed by Grassvey Association
The Grassvey Association presses the Premier Mr Lang to replace dole payments with work schemes for the unemployed across city and country. General secretary J W Aller argues the dole wastes public resources and urges finishing unfinished public works and exploring wages from private employers to sustain workers.
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Grassvey’ Association
Lang
Abe Elty
Me. J. W. Aller
Passion Play The Knight Of The Cleaver And Steel
A long mixed report on the Passion Play presented in Bavaria since 1883 detailing the crowd throng, Holy Week rites, priestly involvement, and the 1900s revival within Wellington circles. It notes Rev S. Vi Cocks and Mr Murphy promoting the rite and praising its religious fervor and utility for audiences.
Mothers Who Smoke Harmful to Babies Claims Doctor
A Michigan doctor argues that babies born to smoking mothers face severe harm. He cites postmortem findings of liver and heart degeneration and warns nicotine exposure damages newborns. The claim targets cigarette making mothers and emphasizes health risks.
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Bilien
Thug
Charley D. Barebor
Lanning
Michigan
Walsh Renounces Communism and Warns Australia
Tom Walsh ex-general president of the Seamen's Union and founding member of the Australian Communist Party denounces Communism and atheism as incompatible with humanity. He calls for Australians to wake up before danger from communism, often cloaked under another name, becomes too late.
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Walsh
Tom Walsh
Seamen's Union
Communist Party
Australia
Jarre
Sov
Russia
Inet
Iis
Hospitals Commission Debate Sparks Cabinet Decision
In a tense assembly Mr. O Heath questioned the breakdown of the Flosh- take Commission appointed by the Inez Government. He asked if the minister intends to reestablish the pre Commission position. The matter was deemed a cabinet decision with an immediate announcement promised.
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Btwte
O'Heath
Inez
Mballah
Runi
James
Non-Inflammable Petrol by Two Branch Experts
Wenri far el of the French Air Union and NM Perrier have invented non inflammable petrol to eliminate fire risk in air travel and crashes. They claim no profit from the invention and oppose commercializing it. A demonstrator used a red colored petrol with lighted matches and red bulbs dropped into a wire to show safety.
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Wenri Farel
Tbe
French Air Union
Perrier
Goliath
Alwaily
London
Paris
Dying Man Delirious Journey to Hospital Ends in Death
A wounded wartime incident reports William Ereland ill with high fever. After a 60 mile night journey in a bogged car to Cohan Maphal, the patient died from man worrs illnesses. The article also quotes clergy criticizing dole and urging Parliament to provide work and restore prosperity in Australia.
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Wartman
G. Hoth
Windura
Willian Erelanid
Hooth
Cohan Maphal
Rok
Ninenine
Wission
I Will Succeed Narration by Gravile Riejser
A defiant voice declares determination to persevere through hardship. Despite confusion and struggle the speaker vows progress if others share the hopeful mood and steady effort.
Sheep and Wool Branch Promotes Sheep Classing Methods
The Sheep and Wool Branch of the Department of Agriculture urges farmers to regularly class their flocks, noting that improved wool quality and profits come from systematic classing before marketing. It highlights best times for weighing and culling, the benefits of statewide classing programs, and offers free assistance to small holders through district instructors and centralized visits.
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Layune
Lerourd
Hull
Morison
Enim Liteh
Mivks
Department of
End Monte
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Times” Office
Eulalie
Curis Veech
Silo Bagae
McAtambey. & CO
F. M. Attwood
Theobald
Ponto
Bono Flo
Bummer Street
Murphy's Music Bloré
Griffiths’ Pharmacy
Royal Hi
Gulto
Parsons
the District Paper
Ontell
Dole
Mr. V. Sherriff
Thomas East
Soviet
Doles
Bavaria
Vi Cocks
de Mort
Diet Young People’s Union
Europe
Dickiny
Gyre
Hart
Lubbeterod
Wetliln
Murphy
Wearehad
Mgr
Fen, Hanty
Sid “Foo
Auriralia
Chovmnelvn
Romuborde
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