Obituary for Mr John Prewiey of Poggi Wauluman
PME district residents mourn the death of Mr John Prewiey aged 88 after a bronchial illness. A prominent farmer who arrived in the district 34 years ago, he was noted for his generous, genial nature and strong church work. Survived by a wife and four children, his funeral from St John’s Church of England was held with a large, representative cortege amid tribute from the Protestant Alliante Friendly Society and local communities.
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Walllewtan
John Prewiey
Wauluman
Frogley
Miss Ginbs
X Min
Auep
Itis
Farma To-Tay
Inter
Church of England
Mesors Osald Richard
Lincoln
Maxwell
St. John's Church of England
Barry Grown
Wellington
Pravease
Vie Ver
Archdomeon Barry Brown
C. J. Shakespeare
Death of Mrs Catherine Hawke in Wellington
Mrs Catherine Hawke wife of A Hawke of Warne Street Wellington died suddenly after feeling unwell and collapsing at home. Heart trouble caused her death within minutes. Survived by husband two sons Arthur and Roy and two daughters Mrs Hitchen of Sydney and Mrs Brown of Wellington with a large family. Funeral will leave Warne Street at 11 oclock tomorrow for Wellington cemetery, arrangements by Messrs J Thompsen and Sau.
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Catherine Hawke
A. Hawke
Wellington
Yeaterday
Warne Street
Decoumed
Mra
Hitchen
Sydney
Mr Brown
Arthur and
Roy
Lath
William
Dim Kennedys
Dubbo
Jack Kennedy
Cilgandra
Tor
Warne
Menr
J Thompaen
Sau
Death of Mr Richard Hodgin Jackson in Wellington
Obituary for Richwed Modgisay Dickson known as Richard Hodgin Jackson who resided in Wellington for over forty years. Born in England he moved to Australia, built a life in farming and sport, served in the artillery during WWI, and died recently after a life of community involvement and a devoted family.
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Wellington
Priseil
Tte
Enzlauil OG
Foaringa
Australia
Ponte Dhibbet
Wellington Picnin
Whici
M Dackion
Sver
Dex
Bombardier
Alaa
Prieland
Hon
England
Knuliah
Auwrio
Hese Ie Wat
Bigland
Lala
Juchatsa
Wis
Weble
Local football match postposed amid Sunday scheduling turmoil
The Kyathall League postponed Sunday football at the centre after six Sydney players were removed from the field on Saturday across several grades. New Zealand forwards reportedly joined English clubs as the Colts prepare for their Sunday show ground clash, with all listed players urged to attend on time and notify officials if unable to play.
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Thy Tathurst. Kyathall
Cateman
Sydney
Hyr Bien
Lark
N0ok
Posible
Taleys Ve Hickly
Me Schonfeld
F. Ward
Ac Hudgens
G. Dewi
Thinamore
P Nave
Letters to the Editor Absurd Form of Opinion Note
The letter argues the newspaper does not necessarily enforce correspondent opinions and calls for free expression. It defends readers' right to voice diverse views while cautioning that published letters reflect a range of perspectives.
Progress Association Seeks Improvements for Wellington Shops
A note from the Progress Association urges property owners on our business streets to repaint worn facades and remove faded signs that clash with newer storefronts. It calls for updating the look of the town to welcome visitors, reduce unsightly displays, and create a more attractive, modern streetscape in Wellington.
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Theo
Huyinecer
Wellington
War Memorial funds and completion query letters
A reader at 9 Anbeckbar Lane asks when the Wellington War Memorial in the park will be finished and notes previous talk about raising funds. The correspondent urges timely action and questions delays, signing as “AGEDST MINEC HIER” and expressing concern over ongoing discussions and steps.
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Anbeckbar
Wellington War
Sheep Classing A Seasonable Reminder
A historical note on seasonable sheep classing outlines selecting for productive traits, culling low quality ewes, and maintaining flock value. Emphasis on frame, udder, milk quality, early maturity, and wool uniformity to improve overall flock profitability.
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Haylie
Memorial bronze flowers near Old House Hotel project
A meeting of Gynrvowen Jorkey Club members at the Old House Hotel on Saturday night selects two delegates for regional amalgamation talks. Liv ten full sized bronze flowers are to be placed on the memorial. Mure and Mobeni push for completion, with a sculptor reportedly nearing the final phase before year’s end. Delays blamed on various parties. a Bodnew sculptor remains with design work and notices of communication about the project are noted.
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Progret
Ieterast
Allington
Sydney
Wellington
Progress Association Hay
Str
Geo. Wilkins
Aydney
Por
Nrville Howse
Byilney
I Mh. Wimbell
Alivk Smith
Dubba
Wilkins
Aviv
Dabba
Gynrvowen Jorkey Club
Old House Hotel
RU K Pan
Lourd
Antral
Pehery
Mn Mure
Mobeni
Beer Enilonvang
Raed
Lena
Pyran
Parents and Citizens Association activity supports children
The Parents and Citizens Association held a July meeting in the school hall with W G Row presiding. Officials discussed secondary education subsidies, travel allowances, fundraising stalls, and plans for social events to support school reading and pictures from the Education Department.
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Parenta and Crticena’ Association
Efarta
Thi Ars el
Tihrry
W. G. Row
Childeen
Thuy
Coxs
Inter Fcom
Denartmonk
Italy
Julli
N.S
Hunter
Ttway
Wellington
Wim Tar
Xhak
Oll
Cox
Trwin
Cartwright
Slvwalker
Kinilly
Nxt
J. Hunter
Wavy Front Damages Local Flower Gardens
The past three mornings have churned the Wavy front through flower beds, leaving plants damaged and debris scattered. Citizens report damaged flowerlines and ruined blooms as repair work begins.
Sale of Various Town Properties in Wallington Area
Auction notice lists several properties on Avenue of the estate H C Kennedy including Weatherboard house on Clive Street and a weatherboard bungalow at 14 Clive Street. Also mentions a weatherboard cottage on Swift dirums and a block of land on Montefidres Street joining Mr Regan's property. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate public sale on Saturday July 7 at 2 o'clock with non occupied and occupied listings.
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Aveouns
H.C. Kennedy
Pala
Maughan Street
Wallington
Arthur Steve
Wathh Haying Beathy
Mir F. Munabay
Clive Strew
Mr. Morton Ands
Swift Dirums
Montefidres Street
Regan
Turaday Racing Meet at Menangle Sees Multiple Winners
Turaday events at Menangle produced wins for Lord Eudoray and Cont Dan among others while Giorgio and Bigimie Mlnd added places in the Hun ica. A horse named Awaken suffered a fatal injury last week, prompting club discussions on fundraising and member subscriptions. A separate meeting noted a successful charity effort, with Mr Narn Cook praised for appointing handicapping duties.
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Windenen
Menangle
Turaday
Lord Eudoray
Hunica
Giorgio
Bigimie
Elfadn
W.d.ila
Clube
Narn Cook
Wallington
Handicepper
Nevada
Comrestion
Tennis event and team lineups for Sunday matches
Sunday's tennis program at Nourta hosts the Railway Public Tennis Club with Kalay challenging the home team and a large cast including Payne, Norris, McCallum, De Matt, Geat and others. Railway team captain Senny leads local selections for the MyLeed Cups at Mame Inn, featuring Kennedy, Forezver, Pagen, Cox, Romney, and more.
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Atierepey
Raya
Kalay
He Holden "Ba
Dale
Emi Ga Payne
W. Tock
R. Geelytron
FE Norris
J McCallum
Mire
de Matt
Miss Geat
Ruchme
C. Reinhart
de Vare
Whittaker
Disqualification and Appeals Highlight Parkes Jockey Club Meet
The Parkes Jockey Club meeting opened with hearings on disqualifications and appeals. Trainers Howard Gackey and H. Fletty faced six month bans upheld for disqualified horses while other appeals were dismissed or partly upheld. Racing results included opening and trial handicaps with moderate winners and notable finishes. The day also saw a violent incident where a skater was injured and required removal from the rink. In tennis, Martin Wright defeated Nanter Cameron to win the RYN Lawn Tennis singles.
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Armney
Goltan
ASC
J. Kor
H. Fletty
R. Howard Gackey
R Mitchell
Moward
Wes
Giahorme Sirset Bart Z on Wednesday
Wednesday report notes Giahorme Sirset and Bart Z meeting with Dan V. Rodd. The fragment hints at a social or official gathering but lacks context, date details, or location to confirm purpose or outcome.
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Giahorme Sirset
Bart Z
Dan V. Rodd
Fruit Trees and Roses Catalog Invitation
Roxon Nurmhing invites readers to a free rose and fruit tree catalog, describing cultivation tips and benefits. A limited number of catalogs are on hand and will be given to anyone interested.
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Emian
Roxon Nur- Mrmingin
Agaln
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