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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
9
Wellington District Hospital invites tenders for a three month meat supply period. Tenders must be lodged by Monday June 29 at 4 pm. Robe is the secretary handling the process.
Mr and Mrs J Green and PAM ILY of Gourie express gratitude for Dr McGrigor Matron Narson of Wellington District Hospital and others including Mr and Mrs Sep Juche Mr Doulan Mr JA Stuart and Mrs L Copps for their sympathy and services after the death of their son Edward.
In fond memory of our dear father S Evans who departed this life on June 28 1924. We were not there at the hour of death to hear your last faint sigh or whispered word. Only a silent heartache can tell the sorrow of losing a loving father.
Local notices report Mr Bs Asborne furniture sale at corner Gisborne and Simpson Streets on Wednesday. A court verdict awards Elizabeth Cowling £1000 damages from Robert Weir Butter, including £200 paid into court. Various ads for tailor Stan Bray, a Wellington hospital tender, a church stall, and a cooperative society meeting are listed along with weather notes and railway chatter.
Newt Sunday will be celebrated as Go-to Church Sunday at the Methodist Church with two morning services and an evening service conducted by the Rev. T. K. Taylor. The occasion plans include appropriate sermons and choir anthems. Visitors are invited. last year both services were well attended.
A Monday night gathering at HapHat Monee celebrated the birthday of Mrs F J Dunkdey, wife of the popular resident. Friends arrived with provisions and gifts, enjoying singing and reminiscing in a warm, communal mood lasting into the night.
On Sunday next the Rev F R Dunkley will speak on A Distinction with a Difference at the Baptist Church. A congregational singing and a solo are on the program. All seats are free and hymn books are provided. Visitors are welcome.
After heavy rain the new Mofung Dubbo line faced delays as coal ran short. Reserve engines were diverted to Wellington, but no coal remained for them. Nine engines were kept in reserve while earthwork for the new line proceeds. officials urge stacking coal locally.
Public meeting for the Maryvale Golgong Sandy Hollow railway proposal to be held at the Council Chambers Saturday afternoon next. The Wellington district is urged to attend, as the outcome depends on widespread participation and the event is expected to be one of the largest and most representative Wellington has seen.
In Sydney and Australia, a new trunk line system is being built at the Postmaster General's Workshop. The Wellington exchange gains an upgraded board to handle rising demand and speed, with aims to ease operator workload and improve service while expanding trunk and local call capacity.
Damaged Yeoval line between Yeoval and Dubbo caused the Campbell mail to divert via Wellington and Orange to Sydney. Six miles of the Yeoval Thibbe section scoured. Area Commissioner staff arranged car shuttles from Cumnock and Yeoval to Molong, then onward to Sydney via Morbes and Forks mails.
A report from Wagga details a sewer garage dispute over number plates used for general car identification. Public evidence shows a car used at a dummy station and the law requires entry of driver name, car number, time, and departure, with penalties for noncompliance. An official ruling stresses strict observance of registration rules.
A local notice lists church service times for St John’s Church in Wellington on June 28 with an 8 am start and a 7:40 pm end, indicating standard parish activities and possible evening prayers.
The Western Baptist Association will hold its half yearly meeting next week at Munildra beginning Tuesday morning with three sessions daily and concluding Thursday night. Wellington delegates include Rev. Fr. Hunkley and Mrs. Munkley.
A large attendance attended a social at the Convent school row despite showery weather. The evening featured a euchre party hosted by Miss A. Kddy and Mr. A. Devine, followed by a dance with music by Mrs Murphy's orchestra.
Two villas in the Wellington district are offered by Molmes Loneragan Wall and Kelly with Fe Dutfield acting for the estate of the late D L W Cox. The properties, Neworles and Yarrivaal, lie about twelve miles from Wellington and eight miles from Deipstome along the Maggurey River. Auction set for Saturday July Wh at 7 pm with full particulars in the advertisement.
Wellington resident narrowly escaped serious injury when a lorry overturned on Burnt Yards road. Four occupants were thrown clear as the vehicle rolled onto its side. Bre William LCanndy and Breil Decks, both travelling to Burnt Yards, escaped unharmed though one man received minor injuries.
A reel of film bills Dangerous Money as a dramatic comedy with star Mebe Darnley, promising a lively Paramount feature to night. It also showcases Mademonarly Midnight, a comic short, plus a nightly Golden montage and other acts, with Burk Funoe and The Dark Swan among the billed programs for the weekend at the Monarch.
A damaged telephony cable near the Wellington Post Office drew many spectators, mostly children, as repair work continued for days. The fault, likely a short, allowed water to enter and damage lines, disrupting service across the area for years. Mr. A. A. Loo Wai supervised the repairs and restored order. Similar issues have occurred in other parts of the state.
The School of Arts crib tourney drew players from across town and district. Mrs. Marlin Bodwagurs and Mr. T. Anall won the event after defeating Williams and Mr. Dill Murphy following a well contested game.
A rare midwinter thunderstorm hit with lightning and hail this afternoon, followed by heavy rain for about ten minutes. The storm concentrated in a narrow strip, then cleared quickly, leaving gutters running but the sky soon brightened. It resembled a summer storm in intensity and duration.
Mr Ace Garton AVLC A has settled in Wellington to open an accountancy business. He leased an office in Lew Street with Rob inson and Hilyard. Originating from Young, he served nine years with Tester and Gaston and was honored by St John’s Church parishioners at his farewell. Wellington natives wish him success and many local friendships.
The Licensing Court records renewals and fees for multiple licenses across hotels Royal Fan Great Central Munt hil Mair and others. Entries show names, locations such as Stowet Town Ryan Goutma and Hillock Hill with amounts in pounds shillings and pence. Also notes Australian wine licenses and a SPHUT merchant license for Western Stires Ltd and a Brewers license for Jager on Ford Street.
Chaeles Khan, a hawker resident of Ind hawker and well known in the Wellington district, died Monday night at Wolfman Detect Hospital after a stroke at Suntop. He leaves a son and daughter in India. The interment was at the general portion of the local cemetery on Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Mr. C. Shakespeare.
Tennis at Wimbledon proceeds to the second round with several Anglo and international players advancing. In men's singles Anderwin just fell short, Boroten of France also exited, while Mina Boyd of Australia defeated Miss Flardie of England 8-2 6-0. Akhurst of Australia won against Wotton of England, and other results include Anderson over Burr 6-0 6-2 and Lawarty over Kent 6-1 6-9 7-6.
Mr Vaughan underwent a routine operation at the District Hospital and is recovering as expected. Mrs E Morty advances toward recovery. An engagement is announced between Miss K A Jackson of Georie and Mr Jamon Bellamy of Bardnny. Mrs R We Bamnor visits Wellington with her two children. Allan Turner becomes a leading draper in Narromine after a move from Western Stores. Bank of New South Wales staff changes see Mr J T Lyons step in at Bathurst branch. The Baptist Church plans visiting Sister as Rev Pel Thinkley’s official visits resume. Mrs Stark appointed. Rev F J and Miss Huntley will reside in Sydney early next year. The church granted Mr Dunkinny twelve months leave. Rev James Hunter invited as locum tenens. Wellington duties outlined.
Message from Forbox reports Lachlan river upper reach floodwaters have entered Fi orbes town. Low lying areas are lagoons, cottages on banks awash, and residents have vacated homes. authorities fear further rise within twelve hours but danger remains limited so far.
This Day report says Hood waters receded across the state while Foelown remains encircled by Lachlan River flood. Town at standstill with water closing stores, Went telephone lines down, bridges and roads under water. Early morning level at four feet.tense description of flooding and disrupted communication.
Attendees gathered for the Parents and Citizens Association meeting last evening chaired by Rev. Dunks. Discussion focused on appointing a commercial teacher and introducing a commercial course, with Mr Curry stating he could not teach the classes. The secretary was tasked to approach the Education Minister about promising late ministerial improvements to outlying buildings and grounds. The recent banquet was reviewed and Mr R M Kimbell praised for his role in organizing it.
Mr A B Rottun offers on ground Goholion Street near the railway bridge next Saturday afternoon at 6 p.m. a bulk stock of bricks and timber good for house building. No reserve. Buyers seeking material should not miss this chance.
A chaotic report from Australia describes health minister actions to prevent plague spread in Hayy Jb Sydney and Queensland. A deadly Adelaide incident involved a student fatally stabbing a woman before killing a girl and injuring bystanders, with police noting tense relations between communities. Separate fires damaged factories at Caburita and Gidam Sirwet, causing extensive destruction to ships and property as crews battled blazes.
The report details mixed early market prices for cattle and produce with cheaper rates for certain goods. It recalls a potential long term mining project, notes a death at RootNm a NZ whore, and mentions damage to vessels bound for Cook Island with mariners stranded.
The report covers a bowls game between Mr. Jones and Mr. Sal Co Planship, played yesterday afternoon in showers. Jones led 21 to 13, then gradually extended his lead, finishing 25 to 2. Both players displayed skill as crowds watched the final tally rise.
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