Wellington visit by Harry Marmott for free medical consultation
Harry Marmott of 16 Sale Street Orange will visit Wellington and may be consulted at Muir's Hotel on Saturday June 24. He advertises treatment for skin diseases paralysis sciatica gout rheumatism lumbago kidney and bladder complaints piles stomach asthma catarrh deafness. He claims to have relieved hopeless cases with hot air violet ray sunray and other appliances and offers free consultations and immediate relief for bed ridden or crutch bound patients if needed.
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Sale Street
Orange
Welington
Arid Dist Ct
Wellington
Muir's
Dance at Bourke's Crossing supports Geurie Church funds
Geurie C of E held its annual dance at Bourrell's shed in Bourke's Crossing on Wednesday night drawing a large crowd. A euchre competition awarded trophies to D Bird and Harry Toynton with ladies prizes to E McDonald and H Wall. Monte Carlo dance won by J King and Lorna Yeo. apot dance won by George Sears and Mrs G Sears. Hon secretary Harry Whitlock and helpers were praised. Rev. H W Carr thanked attendees and supporters for a successful event.
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Geurie Church of England
Bourke’s Crossing
Bourrell
Harry Toynton
T. Enderby
D. Bird
Misa E. McDonald
H. Wall
Kosciusko
Monte Carlo
J. King
Lorna Yeo
Hollywood
George Sears
Comparisons and the push for common sense in hard times
The article argues that while inequality and hardship persist, rash fixes like wage boosts or dole expansions are unsustainable. It urges realism, notes a modest improvement in Wellington, and calls for disciplined policy aligned with world talks in London. It warns against lingering socialist dreams and stresses learning from past mistakes.
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Bunkum
London
Wellington
Australia
Local Jottings and Community Notices in Quirky Town
A busy slate of events fills the town with meetings and fundraisers. UAP members meet at School of Arts Hall. tennis and bowling clubs seek council aid to beautify grounds and create jobs. Davis Cup hopes rise as Australian players fare well. Health talks and free consultations with Marriott at Milr’s hotel. tax inspector active in town. Evening dances, concerts, charity events at J Ryan's Curra Creek and Oak Hotel Maryvale. Auction and ballot notices, hospital director changes, and a big furniture sale tempt shoppers. Divorce case draws crowds in Bathurst. cattle and poultry shows occupy weekend calendars.
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U.A.P
School of Arts
Marriott
Muir's
France
Milr’s
Wellington District Hospital
Council Chambers
Joseph Thompson
Maughan Street
Toowoomba
Manly
D. J. Bono
Wellington
R. J. Colvin
W. H. Whiddon
Workers' Compensation Premium Reduction Announcement
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co Ltd announces a five percent deduction from renewal premiums and new business for the coming year. Wilkins and Co., agents, Wellington.
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Mercantile Mutual Insurance Co. Ltd
Wilkins and Co
Wellington
Poultry Show In Wilkins Garage Tomorrow And Saturday
The Wellington Poultry Club announces its annual show will be held in Wilkins Garage due to large entries. The two night event offers visitors the chance to view top birds in the state with exceptional trophies to be awarded.
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Wellington Poultry Club
Wilkins
Convent Ball Planned After Enthusiastic Meeting
A large gathering of ladies approved the Convent Ball date set for Wednesday August 2. Rev Father Howard presided and Mrs 8 J Matthews Mrs Clare Kelly were named honorary secretaries with Miss Mary Veech as honorary treasurer. The turnout signals strong prospects for success.
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Father Howard
J. Matthews
Clare Kelly
Mary Veech
District Court Session at Wellington Opens Monday
A Wellington district court will be held Monday at 10 a.m. Judge Barton presides. Several cases are down for hearing including Thompson v Thompson divorce, T. E. Sutton v R. T. Street claim, Levy v Mow Fann removal of fixtures, Best v Hopkins, and Dowton v Mostyn compensation.
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Wellington
Barton
Thompson
T. E. Sutton
R. T. Street
Curio Carded: Golden Hair in Sheep Heart Astonishes Couple
In a curious incident Mr Ross Hood brought a curio to the office yesterday. Mrs Hood was cutting a sheep’s heart for the cat when she found an enlarged heart with a hairlike golden strand running through it. The hair appeared silk fine and seemed to cause the enlargement. Mr Hood says he has never encountered such a curiosity before.
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Ross Hood
Returned Soldiers League Plans 15th Annual Ball
The Returned Soldiers League resumes active work with plans for the 15th annual ball on Wednesday July 12 and a juvenile evening with no fancy dress. An old time dance at the School of Arts Hall next Saturday night June 21 helps cover expenses as the boys strive to reach the top and go over.
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School of Arts
John G. Muir
Returned Soldiers' League
The Gap on Lee Street Deteriorates Between Gisborne and Warne
A neglected causeway on Lee Street between Gisborne and Warne in the main business area has worn away asphalt and earth, creating an eyesore and pedestrian danger. Despite several council discussions, no action has been taken, risking possible accidents.
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Lee Street
Gisborne
Warne
Pay Up Please From Mr A T Smith At Local Society
Mr A T Smith of the Wellington P A and H Society urges members to settle outstanding subscriptions after a successful show. He notes the task is easier if many are interviewed and praises his affable manner at the receipt book. He closes with a call to pay up and appear presentable.
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A. T. Smith
Wellington P. A. and
H. Society
One Pine Tree to Go After Council Meeting
At a council meeting held Monday night the removal of two pine trees near the Commonwealth Bank was discussed. Inspectors deemed one tree dangerous with a worsening lean and collapsing earth on the opposite side. Despite affection for the landmarks, the aldermen voted to remove one tree and forward the decision to the CWA, which had urged against cutting them.
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Commonwealth Bank
C.W. A
Wellington to Host Dubbo in Jack Ford Cup Faceoff
The Union football team selected to represent Wellington against Dubbo at Wellington on Bell Park this Saturday the 24th for the Jack Ford Cup includes E. Lay A. Corby G. Hickey B. Campbell F. Mccormick L. Corby F. Quirk G. Carveth J. Zain Warren Price J. Ryan B. Haley J. Westwood L. and W. Lay B. Jones A. Ryan Two to be omitted Usual training and committee meeting tonight.
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Wellington
Dubbo
Bell Park
E. Lay
A. Corby
G. Hickey
B. Campbell
F. McCormick
L. Corby
F. Quirk
G. Carveth
J. Zain
Warren Price
J. Ryan
B. Haley
J. Westwood
W. Lay
B. Jones
A. Ryan
Tennis Town Club Notes and Weekend Practices
The Town Club schedules a Saturday afternoon program and weekend practices on June 25. Old Buffers to use Mrs Bassett’s court. juniors move to Mr A T Smith’s court. A recent friendly tour in Mumbai featured four Town Club players at Mr R Smith’s home, with warm reception. Results list many mixed doubles scores. Smith and Smith edged the Town Club 70 games to 36, winning 11 sets to 1.
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Mrs. Bassett
A. T. Smith
R. Smith
Mumbai
Vsitors
J. Stephens
H. Potts
R. Tucker
N. Meers
W. Potts
T. Smith
C. Peacock
W Potts
Mr. R. Smith
Catholic Club's Double Attraction Promises Weekend Tennis
The Catholic Tennis Club hosts a Sunday double event starting at 10 30 a m with a ladies doubles American tournament on one court and a men doubles fixture on the other Entries are limited to seven pairs per event to finish within the day The listed players include Mrs Geunt Mrs B Murray D Misaca T Count B Reidy M Bestwick L Austin Mrs J Sutton Mrs A Gavin Mrs F Ward Miss J Dowd G Murray and others The club warns punctuality will be enforced with a strict start time of 10 30 a m and late arrivals risk missing matches
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Catholic Tennis Club
Ant Cinates
Geunt
B. Murray
Misaca D
T. Count
B. Reidy
M. Bestwick
L. Austin
J. Sutton
A. Gavin
J. Gavin
A. Melnnes
F. Ward
J. Dowd
G. Murray
N. Meers
F. Lendister
O. Caunl
B. Hickey
J. Bestwick
C. Reidy
L. Emelhaing
W. Kelly
R. McCormick
R. Murray
C. Ryan
C. Freceklington
Beauty in Honest Character Poem Excerpt
A reflective poem extols beauty as inner virtue over appearance. It links honesty, clear eyes, earnest work, kind service, and steady lives to true beauty, with lines praising heartfelt words and deeds guiding daily kindness.
Hopeful Raji For Dry Argy Forecast Ends NSW Weather Hopes
In New South Wales the latest forecast shows improving conditions with rain reducing drought concerns in western districts over the next 24 hours. Early reports indicate rising prospects of spring rain benefiting farmers and easing dry spells in affected areas.
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Nsw
Mont
West
Wedding Bells In Morning Church Ceremony For Miss Laum’s Daughter
The wedding occurred yesterday at the Church of Miss Laum to Thomas F. Qi Gladstone Wellington officiated by Father Howard. Attendants were Mia Quirk and Miss Phil Dowd. Only a few friends attended as the couple began their life together.
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Laum
Mm. 2 Wood
Mr. Fywood
Thomas F. Qi .Gladstone
Wellington
Howard
Mia ‘Quirk
Phil Dowd
Gun
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