Rain Dewed and Winds Chill Dunedan News
Rain and wind hinder growth in the district as gardeners and farmers report insufficient moisture. Cricket and tennis matches entertain townsfolk despite cold rough weather. Dunedan’s streets prepare for dust reduction works while rock sale at Milling and Co. yields highest bid 25/4. Local drivers and public meetings reflect ongoing land and agricultural concerns with Mr E Stone and Mr Henley prominent in recent events.
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Cohbora
Dunedan
O. L Milling and Coy
Kowne
Deee Pace
Wentworthville
Soulney
T. Page
Dudbo
Mudgee
Ncores
F. W. Yeo
E. Stone
General Motors
Henley
Farmers and Settlers’ Association
Legislative Council
Jeje
Sir Thamar
Bitter Winter Tests Players and Fans at Home Matches
Winter arrives with frost and heavy rain as teams face tough conditions. A home defeat to Drill Ormek and a win for Wuuluman reflect a battered start. Two matches against the Motherwes side are planned for the first Sunday, one away and one at home, pending weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motherews
Tee
Ren
Harsh Weather Hits Sheep Farmlands Amid Cold Days
Farmers report six months of severe conditions with Thursday to Sunday cold spells. Lambing time brings anxiety as many ewes are not in good condition. Ploughing and sowing continue, with crop prospects uncertain. Ada Lawrence visits Stuart Town while Mrs Owens returns from Coonamble district after a holiday.
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Bethes
Ada Lawrence
Stuart Town
Mra We
Owens
Coonamble Slistriet
Local Social and Tennis Update from Westella
Personal and general news from Manly and nearby areas note visits from Miss Phil Worceser and Mex Fi South guests at Souhfield. The Trav es family from Cennwin dra attend Keith Wood’s birthday. Westella tennis teams show form with two wins over Mein Ronda. scores 248 at Theets and 20-F at Westella 1st Baltimore. Upcoming matches set in Dubbo against the Boomerang and at Westella versus Como bella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Worceser
Manly
Westella
Baltimore
Ueal Enmiis
Sear
Dubbo
Como Bella
Birthday Party Celebrates Bett's 21st At Home
Friends honor Bett Georie with a late evening gathering at her home on Wednesday. Euchre winners were Roy Holden and Heyden. Jean Hannon took the names contest. A birthday cake delighted attendees as gifts were accepted on behalf of the celebrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wn Oder
Betty Clouvier
Rés
Roy Holden
Heyden
Jean Hannon
Air
Dil Martin
Bett
A. Stewart
Betty
Clem Wheeler
Mie Clothier
Herb Hausen
Erle ~ Sane
Golf Club
J. K. Whiteley
W. Geaham
AL Stewart
Graham
Dubbo
Breath of Winter Gossipy notes from a small town column
A local weekly column reports on cold mornings and mild noons, upcoming dance at Whiteman, Mr Blockail and family holidaying in Boston, Bob Montgomery injuring himself after a game, Teel Knowles returning from Binneway, Clem McLeod back to mail runs, Sullivan Bros erecting a fence on Brennan's property, China Moncrieff off work with back pain, the Campbell couple welcoming a baby boy, Mrs Alin Cridland's homecoming after appendicitis, and a weather note with scattered clouds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Montgomery
Wellington Reds
Sunyay
Ecoring
Bob
Teel
Sullivan
Brennan
Lincoln
Wellington District
Wauluman Tennis Defeated in Narrow Sunset Match
Wauluman journeyed to Rigor View last Sunday and were defeated by two. The day was bright and many enjoyed themselves despite the loss. Next visit, Sunny River Chow team travels from Hough's. Also note Mr Chas Schobe admitted to Wellington District Hospital and local residents Mr and Mrs Bolton move into the district. Frosty weather and light rain observed. Ben Cronin shows interest in upcoming matches abroad.नेक
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauluman
Rigor View
Shemaeves
Sunny River Chow Connie
Tearm
Hough
Chas. Schobe
Wellington District
Alteying
Down
Ben Cronin
Euchareena Sports Roundup Misses Full Cattle Benefit
Euchareena reports tweaked weather affects cattle feeding with hand feeding continuing. Orange soccer visitors clashed with Jacalada club for Kelly Cup bragging rights, Orange scoring two and Ruchiersens one to keep lead. Euchareena tennis saw Back Crook win a hard fought match by ten nets to eight. Mrs. R Forde visits from the metropolis to see her brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Jacalada
Kelly
Lange
Ruchiers
Fires Warning and Rural Life In Orange District
A lengthy local update notes warnings against fires despite minimal bush risk, with officials stressing strict penalties. It reports weekly rainfall, crop germination, healthy early sown crops, and varied rainfall in inches. Community notes include hospital stays, health improvements, stray stock enforcement, a near-miss street accident, a town conference on universal speed limits, a theatre screening schedule, an inquest, bitter frost, a student’s holiday, a mechanical hare course for dog racing, visits home from Cobar, and tree planting by the Urba n Area Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haynes
Ben
Mont
Uitte
Stine Ptinie Lamba
Heal Tailway
Ro Reynolds
Amarda Shire
Staples
Cumnock
A. Fix
GH. Bowhay
Sydney
Vincent Hogan
St. Stanisline College
Bathurat
F Kearmey
Cobergo
Cumpock
Frank
Memorial Mall hosts Saturday evening gathering for local leaders
Report notes a well attended event at Memorial Mall with W Richardson and others. Mentions hopes for improved finances, Councillor Beasie's retirement, and his contributions to the district's roads and regional advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Richardson
Memorial Mall
Counsillor
Decisive Tennis Victory Amid Weekend Storms in Lincolnt
Weekend weather brought heavy rain and cold winds as Lincolnt hosted tennis events. A decisive visitor win followed a mixed doubles open and a friendly singles match at Spiver's Creek, while plans for a Montalloyes courts American style tournament were announced for Sunday with a 10 am start.
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Aid
E. Smith
W. Gates
Spiver’s Creek
Montalloyes Courts
Shanps Op Waslien
St Weather Perm
Arthurville Tractors Boost Harvest and Local Upgrades
The Arthurville district shows strong tractor use for wheat and sawmilling, with new telephone lines planned and line repairs underway. Arthurville Tennis Club won again at the weekend, weather has been mild aiding stock feed, and a school concert is planned with local families contributing. Mrs. Country Women's Association president visited Cudal for debutantes, while Mr. and Mrs. A J O'Brien take a short holiday due to health concerns.
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L. Steny
Arthurville Teno
Mostyn's Club
Wellington
Vasey
Focat
Myre
L. B. Werton
Country Women's Association
Cudal
Mra
A. J. O'Brien
Wellington Jockey Club Annual Meeting Notice
The Wellington Jockey Club will hold its annual general meeting at the Council Chambers on Monday night the 4th. The report and balance sheet will be presented and officers will be elected. All members and attending members are requested to be present after a prosperous year.
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Wellington Jockey Club
Daly
At & Pitt
Rural group meeting notes and local club results
The P and Association elected Mr R P Ouker as President replacing Mr Gregory who moves to Narrabri. About two good member roll ups. planning to resume a dance for the B and C fund when the date is set. Cultural Bureau met Monday night amid cold weather. secretary read the annual report. Mr R F Oakes reappointed secretary and Mr J A Phillipson elected President. hopes for a strong year in the district. Lennox team lost to Railway Club in weekend match. Mrs W Birchall fell ill and was admitted to hospital._combo P and C Association to meet with the School Friday night for a planned gathering.
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P. and © Association
R. P. Ouker
Gregory
Narrabri
C. Fonda
Agricultural Bureau
Bureau
R. F. Oakes
J. A. Phillipson
Provident
Ereal
Genr
Lennix
Railway Club
Mia. UW
Birchall
P. and C. Association
Community Farewells Mark Wongarbon Social Night
Mrs Jo Connell hosts guests at the local post office gathering as families farewelled in Wongarbon hall. Notables include Mr and Mrs Peargon and Mr and Mrs Causley leaving for Gympie Queensland and Sydney respectively. An orchestra provided music while Mrs J Jackson organized, with speeches by Albert Mawhey and Elphie Snr. Acknowledgments followed with presents and light supper for attendees. The Wongarbon team beat Lodge in a recent match and hosted Marfak'n Club from Dubbo for an enjoyable visit.
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Peargon
A. Causley
Gymple
Queensland
Mya
F. Tackson
Sydney
Albert Mawhey
Venta
J. Elphie Snr
Elphie
Dresenia
E. McAlpine
Jackson
J. Jackson
Orgeniner
Maedames w'Court
Braithwaite
Wongarbon
Lodge
Wongarhon
Dubbo
Meare
Handibo
C. Head
Wonwanbon
Marfak's
Mr. M. Cockerell
Hospital Competition Dances in Stuart and Wellington
In July Stuart Town hosts 38 Cup dances with Camobella on July 10 and Gollan on July 8. Wellington hosts a Hospital Ball on August 24 and Hospital Juvenile event on August 25.
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Hospital
Stuart Town
Gollan
Camobella
Wellington
Kitch Cup Players Highlight Narrow Victory
In the Kitch Cup for pairs a 16 head up match saw W Willock and Ted Ballere face HM Mathiean and W Chincocks. The game swung and Mathieon’s pair led 20 to 14 late, then surged to win 22 to 16 with strong play from all four and several fine shots.
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W. Willock
Ted Ballere
Mathiean
W. Chincocks
Naif
Mathieron
Hin Parsnek
Thie
Vetaed
Wool Market Report From Brisbane Auctions In Brisbane
The Wool Market report notes a strong market at the Brisbane final auctions opening on Tuesday with Europe and Japan as major buyers and Yorkshire aiding. Demand for well-grown wool remains firm while inferior lots are irregular and weaker. Sydney closing sales show firmness. Melbourne auctions had little notable change. Commonwealth 1088-49 season output estimated at 2,870,000 bales, with 2,700,000 bales to be submitted in the season and 1,450,000 offered before Christmas. Goldsbrough, Mart and Co. report brisk Brisbane and Melbourne sales, with Germany France and Japan as top buyers, and scoured wool in strong demand. Auctions continue in Brisbane to Jan 20. Melbourne sales faced clearing fees, with limited consignments and crutchings. Perth will hold a catalog sale of about 11,000 bales on June 27. The 1998-80 season opens August 20 in Sydney, running to September 6, with about 96,000 bales offered in Sydney and 159,000 in Brisbane before Christmas. Average price noted at £11/19 per bale and 0.4d per lb for final week. Closing period shows a drop versus prior season.
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Farmers and Gratiera Co-opnative Go. Ltd
Brisbane
Continent
Japan
Yorkshire
Sydney
Melbourne
Commonwealth
Christman
Goldsbrough, Mart and Co
Lad
Eales
Janey Theatren
Aalen
Brinbirae
Wales
Australia
Perth
Flour Price Snippet Reveals Small Batch Quote
A garbled OCR fragment lists bucking figures for flour with unfamiliar markings. The readable parts show unit prices and brand-like terms but lack a coherent context or complete data.
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Osra
Berhaxe- Danedeo Wenniy
Georie
Wouluman
Urtan Area Committee
Germany
Elepolans
W. McCatamney
Wellinton
Arthurville
Maryvale
Vungarbon
Mite Lorna O'shannessy
Yulcatley
Bourke
Jo Connell
Mate
Nex Gabor
Mim M. Baker
Ernete
Euadurrs
al Kt
Tat
Saiac
Boin Joya
Wruiky i Belibh
Igo
Bots
Tina Holbrook
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