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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1936
Page
9
An odd collage of local notices includes job and sale items. Various calls list a need for a temporary or permanent general assistant, sale ads for land and farming equipment, plus entertainment and community notices across Wellington area venues and events scheduled for July 1936. The fragment also contains a memorial, fencing display, and a probate notice for Thomas Jordan, with corresponding legal address details.
Community venue promotes a Monday to Tuesday amusement plan for all ages with cake, midweek fares, and varied activities aimed at a day out for families. Stakeholders include STUART TOWN SPORTS AND SUNRISE BALL organizers.
Mr A Beaumont Cole, M.I.O established 25 years ago, named Official Optometrist and Opticien to Bank Officers of NSW. Next visit scheduled Saturday June 2 to 5 at Royal Sydney address Nations Mutual Building 2nd Poor 960 George St Sydney. Also mentioned are a chemist at Harlstone Park and a Wellington phone for appointments.
Jottings report a series of local events and meetings in Wellington and nearby towns. Notes mention a gospel meeting at Tad and a Wallington Tennis Club nomination rush while regional sports and committees discuss cups, scouting events, and a county ball weather impact.
The fragmentary poem and hospital scene describe a welcome for nurses and a hospital meal joy of a festive gathering. The text hints at gratitude, wine, and concerns about motives while noting wartime strain on hospital routines and care.
Buyers are advised that the big dropper sale will be held in Laceten Hall Dunedoo on Wednesday at 8 pm All property will be sold under the hammer except cottage occupied by Mr Wilson Will be offered Cottage 4 See notice Cottage occupied by Mrs Poste inspection arranged by P Sullivan planning details available for interested bidders
A unique opportunity comes to Wellington with a visit by the Sera of the Subinay Swords Clubs. On Saturday July 4 the High School assembly hall hosts a display of sword and dagger duels with set pieces and demonstrations, presented by visiting experts and local gymnasts.
A Stuart town sports day scheduled for Monday features bicycle races with cash prizes including 42/10/ and four other events. The woodchop contest includes men and women divisions. A children's entertainment program runs every ten minutes with a big daybreak sunrise ceremony and a Walterine competition with prizes. Railway Department arrangements ensure visitors can attend.
Forecasts outline tipping patterns for June with references to Inlay Jones of Queensland. Mentions forecasts from Wellington post office, dates June 1 June 12 June 28 and June 25, noting expected rain and heavy activity. Indicates readers should expect shifting conditions and general weather prognostications for the month ahead.
A notable land sale involved the Norwood property comprising about 2260 acres, with purchaser Mr. S. I. Lawwan. The transaction, overseen by Maurice B. Pearce of Wellagton, in conjunction with the Purmet and Groxines Co op Company, was advertised for July 14. The deal followed the sale of Mu W. H. Pilling’s Carta Crack property to Mr. M. F. Vewel, with details to be further publicized.
Fragmentary notice from Allanville Prienter listing estate sale actions for Mr. Gon Pulil. It mentions sale of stock, plant, and furniture at Tate Wed Line on Warnesday maxt 1st July. Includes reference to Wallington Post Office and property holding prospects for Carmo and others.
Me Jack Wynn of Pry Short is to be admitted to Washington District Hospital for snow sal treatment Mrs Harold Smite travels to Sydney to visit her sister Mrs W Powell A list of birthday congratulations includes Dred N Yuille of Dubbo and others The Women of Mrs Slew wn and Mrs Slew of Arthur Street welcome a baby boy at Allanville Private Hospital Mr and Mrs Jnkingen of Manse Faves visit and baby boy born at Allanville Private Hospital Mrs Dunne arrives in Wallington with daughter and settles at 140 Acthor Street She is honored by Cadighie Church Choir members before departure Mrs O Grady of Woolingtons is among town residents Mr We F Denim Member for Manlgae attends Stuart Town sports then returns to Sydney Minister for Wealth Pike Simons and secretary travel from Wellington, snow expected on return Miss Goan Train a CWA member becomes honorary secretary Mollie Lew resigns from her position.
Mr Priestmons visited the CWA and Baby Henrietta Centre rooms on Percy Street yesterday. He was met by President Oks, JA Taylor, and committee members and showed keen interest in the association's work and the em rei Ara nonb ab project. Mr and Mrs Allan Davey are spending their honeymoon in Sydney.
Snooker tournament drew big crowds and close matches as players excelled in handicapped rounds. Thuy Tay won a dramatic final after a keen battle with Kory, with other notable showings from Snelling, R. Hevans, and Micky as upsets and strong runs fueled the event.
The picture Ruthless features Williaay Powell and Harlow with a three new song hits program and a plot mix of melodrama. A second feature Public Nuisance No. 1 joins Arthur Blecco Prypuws Day in a lively double bill at Lie Monateli's with a strong Viennese Love Song on the bill.
The death occurred this morning at St Peivaly Hospital of Adelaide Bailey aged years after a brief illness. She was the widow of the late George Bailey and was well regarded in the community. Survived by brothers Messia, dnmer, Toho, Willans, Lens, and Honey Mastyn. sisters include Mesdamnse Burns, McDone ald, and W. Pathway. The remains were laid in a pole Aehee and buried at Wellington cemetery with the service conducted by Ky Korn. Funeral arrangements were handled by Messrs J Shakespeare and Som.
The weather turned bitterly cold with a long frost period followed by light rain on Tuesday night. Wind shifted southwest with intermittent showers, described as the coldest in years, and forecasters predicted further rain with easing winds today and tonight.
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