Great New Serial In The Times Soon
A feature announces the serial Ip the Steps of St. Paull by W Morton. The London Daily Herald publication is noted and Morton is praised as a travel writer and interpreter of history. The Times will debut the serial in Thursday’s issue with a journey through renowned sites.
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Australia
St. Paull
W. Morton
London
London “Daily Herald
Morton
St. Paul
HV. Morton
Grast
Bacon Cured at Fourteen Days for Pork Buyers
Advertisement from Seymour's Bacon Factory in Orange inviting consignors to cure bacon in fourteen days. Includes request for address details and toll information on inquiry, with storekeepers urged to request the bac and smallgoods price list and promises savings.
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Seymour
Orange
Local Jottings and Town Notes From the Week
A fleeting look at town events includes Muscular interests in Pudleys store viewing new machinery, heavy frosty weather at week’s end, and a forthcoming gathering of the Associates at Wayn Gerald Square. Sydney dog Sentinel wins a special match against Owatay, stirring local interest. Municipal Council may back immunisation to prevent diphtheria in the town district.
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Pudleys
Pam
Sentinel
Sydney
Miu Wilkambsh
Reduntry Dog
Owatay
Mudicipal Council
Onl
Ain
For Sale One Three-stand Boxing Ring Complete
For sale a three-stand boxing ring set with canvas in excellent condition. Standings raised to Moor level. Apply Western Cinemas, Box 6% P.O. Orange.
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Moor Leval
Wastern Cinemas
P.O
Lost Cardigan and items notice across streets
Missing brown and orange cardigan found between Wesleyn Stores and Bank Street on Saturday. Also a land for sale notice for shop sites near Royal Hotel P.O. in central town. A black handbag reportedly lost near Penn Ground with reward offered. Community association meeting announced at Mr G H J Searm residence Comobella next Wednesday at 7 30.
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Wesleyn
Bank Street
Piensu Vetuen
Ofice
Synedoo
Cantre
Tain Street
P.O
Royal Hatel
E. Paine
Avenue
Dee Why
Penn
Unis
Comobella P
Comobrils Parents and Clsaens Association
G. Hh. J. Searm
Comobella
Business Sopecale
Sears
Wellington District Hospital Visit by Health Minister
The Wellington District Hospital invites all to attend the Tree Planting event at 1 am in the afternoon. Minister for Health Pitesimans will attend, with W H Young serving as secretary and organizer.
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Wellington District
Fon AP. Pitesimans
W. H. Young
Wellington Municipality Rates Notice Final Demand
Notice from the Town Clerk Harvey Truman of Wellington Chanel Chambers stating all rates and charges are due by June 28, 1936. If unpaid, legal proceedings for recovery will begin. Interest will accrue after the due date.
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Harvey Truman
Optometrist Visit in Milo by A Beaumont Cole
Optometrist and Optician to the Bank Oilers of S W announces an eye testing event at the Royal Hotel Sydney. The next visit is scheduled for Saturday Bath June 2 to 5 and will be held at National Building 2nd Floor 360 George Street Sydney. Mr A E Morrow MP recommends his Wellington patients to use Cole for eye testing and appointments.
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Bath
Royal
Sydney
National Atau
Pour
George Fy
A. ET. Morrow
M.P
Chemish Hurlstane Park
Wellington
A. Banymont
Cole
Hoyal Movwl
Orig Ohm
Uwe
Tiyins
Rapingkays
Abel Sin
Tivie York
Cornehy
B.A. Shinebiye
Nova Calcamt
Musane
Robertson
Aly
Pridham
Tvs
Oilers
Weather and Sport Notes Near Wellington
Fragments report cold mornings then sunshine with a busy sports schedule ahead including tennis and football. A large crowd attended St John’s Church of England on Friday night for a sermon by the Assistant Bishop of Lahore. Dr Benegeree noted yesterday as the shortest day, with days lengthening gradually.
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Wellington
Edward Witd
St. John's Church of England
Lahore
Dr. Benegeree
Wellington Dance Fails to Draw Town Funds
Disappointment noted as residents miss the Sailuive event while many travelers attend a Dubbo dance on the same night. Officials fault the Wellington function for diverting funds from a more deserving local institution.
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Wellington
Heaviest Frost Yet Fails to End Winter’s Grip
Weather notes a record heavy frost this winter, with overhanging icy conditions until 10 o clock. A late snowstorm disrupts morning travel and claims Jack Prost as he left his home, signaling harsher conditions ahead as winter tightens its grasp.
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Jack Prost
Successful Exhibitor at Nyngan Show Delivers Multiple Prizes
The exhibitor My Stanslob dominated Nyngan events with four top prizes, praised as the most successful exhibitor. His wines and poultry entries, including Wyandotte and Rhode Island Red, placed first or secondary in several classes, reflecting broad success across breeds and categories.
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Stanslob
Wyandotte
Rhode Island
Enchor Vockerul Anil
Yallety Lane
Soekere
British Bible Society to Host Missionary Talk in Wellington
Me L. B. Nach, deputation secretary, will speak on missionary work in New Africa with maps and photos at 8 pm tomorrow in the Church of Twetend parish hall. The meeting is open to all town churches and guilds will provide refreshments. A collection for the Bible Society will be taken.
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L. B. Nach
Oyu
Wille Bootely
Wellington
Plelock
Nash
Tyiendy
Bach Fadiux’ Guild
Bible Society
Minister for Health to Open Wellington Ambulance Station
On Wednesday 24 June Wellington will host the Minister for Health Hon TH PL Ditysimons MLA to officially open a new Ambulance Station. He will arrive by car and attend a reception at 11 o clock before visiting Wellington District Hospital. From noon to 1 he will meet depotions and then open the sun Ambulance Station at 240 Pang Alley. He will also visit the Baby Health Centre and Royal Hotel before opening the commemorative naval ambulance at the Empire stall.
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Wellington
TH. PL Ditysimons
Sun Ambulance
Buby Health Centre
Royal Hate
Red Cross stall aids Wellington charity drive
The Wellington branch ran a very successful street stall on Saturday, raising over £12. Local items on display included a Montefiore kettle, a baby pillow, and various donations. The committee thanks all who helped and contributed.
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Wellington
Brennan
Montefioren
Tramut
Paylay
Dre. Sutton
Mons
King's Birthday Observed at Opet Yam Post Office
On the King’s birthday a holiday is observed from 24h to 10pm at the focal post office Opet Yam for all postal and telegraphic business except money orders and savings. Usual street delivery continues. boxes clear after 41 30 or county main nn usual. telephone and telegraph services modified.
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Manulay
Weingy
Focal Post
Opet Yam
Tsui
Rom
Public Nuisance No 1 at Monarch Theatre
A musical extravaganza titled Public Nuisance No 1 stars Arthur Riscoes and Frances Day in a vaudeville style screen debut. The lively revue promises risqué humor and fast pace, presented to select audiences. Plays next Friday and Saturday at the Monarch Theatre.
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Arthur Riscoes
Frances Day
Apnea
Fox
Monarch ‘Theatre
Saurday
Teghine
Skeleton Weed Control Urged by District Officials
Senior agricultural instructor Mr Arthur warns of skeleton weed danger in the Western district. Councils plan a private property spray program with sodium fluorosate in August or September, urging landowners to notify councils if they locate the weed and to act quickly to identify and treat it.
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Arthur
Wongarbon
Sunlop
Walmey
Bournewood
Shir Council
C. Walkden” Brown
Department of Agrieniture
Tatbyagay
Californ
Amiayoo
Macquarie
Wadurtaking
Trip to England debate at Wellington council
At a Wellington municipal meeting AM J Walker proposed asking the Local Government Association to arrange a delegation from each local body to the Wing's Government, a plan likely to be dropped. A notice of motion to rescind the resolution was discussed by Als Arting Dennis and J Long Hust at Thursday's council meeting amid speculation over governance representation.
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Wollington Munisipal
J. Walker
O. Arting
Dennis
J. Long
Hust
Pinhal
Pat
Petrol caps mystery solved by police after boy theft spree
Senior Sergeant Sweeney and Sergeant Hamilton traced vanished radiator caps to three schoolboys. Police believe the mini‑crime wave began with mischief and escalated as caps were taken from 21 cars. Authorities warn that taking others property risks harm and legal consequences.
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Sweeney
Hamilton
Wil
Ahapas
St Jomings
Personalities in Wellington wedding and notices
The report covers a marriage celebrated for Mrs A Shvith at Warne Street with Lordship 8 C Banivven officiating. It lists successful candidates from Sydney masses including Esme Matthews Kelly and Kathleen Smithy, plus wedding plans for Allan Turner. Also noted are Miss Lucy Taylor's engagements and social events, visitor ties to Buchareéna House, and a Wellington death of Agnes Jane Brown, long tied to the Rectory and family R A Brown.
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Welling
Banivven
Labove
A. Shvith
Warne Street
Madgax
Sydney
Esme Matthews
Bt. Vincent's
Elizabeth Kelly
St. Vin
Prine
Allan Turner
Mix Lucy Taylor
Meg
Ads
H.G. Taylor
Douglas Braxter
Buchareéna House
Guckareens
Sasprizye
al Manly
Wilfred Edwards
Mount Pleasunty
Store Creek
Fuk Hubbard
Mount Top
Toomshy Hospital
Agnes Jane Brown
R. Barry. Brown
Wellington
Davishter
Robert Brown
Innerleithen
Bootland
Mike R.A Brown
Cromoone
Miss Brown
Ducky
R. T.brown
Sneal Pramch
Sydney Lit
Bremner Triumphs in Senior Shoe Judging at Sydney Show
Mr Bremner of Ster Ara Spicar’s Crack wins the senior judging at the Sydney shoe show, narrowly besting top Commonwealth judges. Judge Fleming praises Bremner as fully competent to judge shows, noting keen ability and promising future as a master of judging. The report highlights Bremner’s decisive victory over elite junior judges and the strong entries that backed his win. Wellington notes pride in the achievement and Bremner’s continuing involvement in judging duties.
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Biwee Bremmer
Sterara
Spicar
Ito
Sydney
Jude
Fleming
Sing Ahow
Tulaye
Bremner
Bremiter
Obituary for Oswald Theodore I Grom in Wellington district
The death occurred at Wellington District Hospital after a long illness. Oswald Theodore I Grom, aged 47, previously of Spiver's Creek, resided in Sydney before returning to Wellington for recuperation. Survived by wife, one son Oxwald of Haberfield, one daughter Adele, his mother in Spicer's Creek, two sisters Mrs R McDonald and Mrs Connally, and one brother William of Mox Vale. Burial at the English cemetery in Wellington took place Sunday afternoon, Rev K D Norman officiating. Funeral arrangements by Moss J Thomman and Sop.
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Wellington
Purday Hight
Oswalt Theodore I Grom
Cross
Hig
Croek
Sydney
Lorabba
Oxwald
Haberfield
Adele
Ashfield
Spicer’ Creek
Wolley Lwo
Ams. R. McDonald
Spirts
Connally
William
Moxt Vale
Mga
Welling
K. D. Normaan
Mossis J. Thomnaun
Sop
New Proposal Discussed for Municipal Hall at Next Council
A defunct proposal for a municipal hall is revisited at the upcoming council meeting. The Wellington Armnah of the HS and SLL supports a hall project, with plans to appoint a committee and report back on feasibility and costs.
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Wellington
Inka
Wellington Station Elevation in Status Noted
The Wellington railway station has risen from a fish sine station to fourth class nation status with stationmasters Mrs Gale Vin credited. The change reflects ongoing work by the Commission and Wattthygior inet with Mr Gulvin praised for obliging service as the survey progress continues.
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Wellington
Galevin
Br Kbedes
Gulvin
Wismay
Uis
Trade Building Renovations Reach Westparty Centre
In Wellington a major project advances as the former The Trade building undergoes extensive renovations led by proprietor Mr. Cornyn and Nova Cal contractor firms. Frontage is being modernized with green toned stone and new tiling while interior spaces reconfigure into multiple bays. Completion promises additional offices and shops in the business district, with inquiries already flowing.
Pasture Map and Industrial Guidance Bulletin No. 28
The document outlines a pasture map project in Australia and discusses industrial and agricultural notes. It references scientific surveys, expeditions, and the aim to support pasture resources and soil improvements. The text is fragmentary but indicates government and state department involvement in land and farming research.
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Arashire
Lhe Cauinett
Industrial Research C Ht
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Wellington Dimes
Wellington Gazette
Municipality OF Wellington
Chanel Chambers
Wallington
MR. A. Beaumont Cole
Milo
Ton
SION
D. S. Wilmot
Optometrist
George Paul
Executivne i
J. King
PUMA
Ae Lad Jam. Vine
AN Sra
Una George Paul
British and Foreign Bible Society
Minister For Health
RED Cross Society
Mr. B. M. Arthur
England
Mito Bertia
Avernethy
Abernethy
Mr. Bremmer
Bramner
Commonwealth
Cowboy and Son
Bremnor
Oswald Theodore Cross
Council
Empire Mall
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