Wellington Court Handles Food Order Fraud And Horse Theft
In Wellington Police Court F Cliford faced charges for obtaining food orders by false pretenses. Witnesses testified at Gulgong and Budungora about orders presented for food. John Pearse and another man faced similar charges, with defendants signing names and claiming relief. Sentences included fines, probation up to 12 months, and among others, seven days hard labor for one defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrney Ewand Pitton
Budungora
Ace
Cullen Bullen
Soret
Tickner
Gulgome
Gulgong
Aake
John Pearse
Alro
G Whale
Iater
Goolma
P.M
Jeniank
John Peaveall
Gulong
Williams
Guigung
Sergeant Campbell
Culkong
Tabour
Hospital Juvenile Ball Dazzles Empire Hall Crowd
The Hospital Juvenile ball drew large crowds at Empire Hall on Thursday night with lively dances under Mr. Ed Brennan guiding the program. Suppers pleased attendees as youngsters and adults enjoyed a well organized event, with the ladies auxiliary and secretary F A Navesu praised for careful planning and strong profits expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Hall
Jack Frost
Edi Brennan
F. A. Navesu
Bark Strippers and Bush Life Tales From Timbers and Trails
In a rugged reminiscence the narrator recalls bark stripping near a Tasmanian camp, detailing the tools, methods, and tense moments as teams cut and hoisted tall gum trees. He recalls campfire smoke, the safety watch, and the risky, rhythmic craft amid bush life, with vivid scenes of excitement and danger. The piece shifts to a later note on 1927 Ireland Clydesdale stallions, naming famed sires and ages, highlighting breed traits and notable lineage with period detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celine
Rue Am-spont
Henry Lahnn
Ireland
Irish Department of Agriculture
Wedding in Manly Unites Clayton and Nath in Queensland Ties
The marriage of Mine Halon Clayton daughter of titeaby Re de Cuvion Furley Queensland and Mr Robert Nath was celebrated at St Matthew's Church Englam Manly on a Saturday evening. The bride wore a cream gown with pale pink georgette and carried a bouquet of hyacinths and gladioli. Attendants wore georgette gowns and velvet cloaks. A reception at the Hotel Manly followed with guests presented to the couple. The bride's mother wore black muriette and red accessories. The groom traveled in a black diagonal striped suit. The bride is a cousin of Mr Dil Williams of Wellington and spent an extended holiday here last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halon Clayton
Titeaby Re de Cuvion
Furley
Queensland
Clayton
Robert Nath
Grace Wardle
Manly
Ami
Nall
Beile
Dil Williams
Wellington
Well Known Stylist Demonstrates Berlei Figure Lines
Mee May on Richards Sydney visits Washington to discuss modern fashion and the Berlei foundation's role in shaping natural figure lines. Mrs Richardy praises practical guidance offered by the stylist, noting no extra fee for views and expert help to attain stylish, well-proportioned silhouettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Wallington
Berlei
Berlei Foundation
Richardy
Commonwealth
Incomplete notes on horse breed and measurements
Fragmentary text discusses a horse named Hiawathe with measurements and weight ideas, mentions I2inx and Liw alove, and reflects on gathering information for Clydesdale enthusiasts. Content is garbled and references sources and ambitions without clear events or outcomes.
WARDEN'S COURT GRANTS LEASES AND ENTRIES AT LINCOLN COUNTY
In a Warden's Court session at Waailen y, A. T. Adams presiding, June proceedings granted a drainage lease for portion 6L. 4 puch of Micketymulga in Lincolny. W. P. Kelly appeared for A. Bode. William Blakes applied for Warden's permission for extending authority to operate in Gi ana. one month granted. Herbert Park had three authority-to-enter applications, two granted and one drawn. Rouad T. Anderson's entry to search for mineral oil was withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waailen
A. T. Adams
A. Bode
W. P. Kelly
Micketymulga
County of Lincolny
Willian Blakesmore
Herbert Park
Buh
Rouad T. Anderson
Carch
Restoring Confidence Through Honest Toil and Unity
A fragmented 1920s style commentary urges Australians to improve conditions and restore confidence by honest labor. It stresses starting with daily neighborly uplift, and to believe money will return as trust grows through collective effort. Refrain from despair. focus on practical work to mend the economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atay
Oil Applications Stir District Over Mineral Oil Signs
In a district wary of oil prospects, numerous applications to watch for mineral oil were filed, concentrated in Newren and Catom parishes. Witnesses report evidence of oil near Neurem and strong faith from J. Beren in a large eventual discovery. At the Warden's Court 18 names were withdrawn leaving only Charles Fruit pursuing an appeal, aiming to enter private lands to bore for oil despite the wardens' likely refusal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newren
Catombak
Neurem
J. Beren
Ronald Thomas Anderson
George Houston
Andrew Bell
Duns Ald Robert McDonald
Thomas Goorge Brien
Keith Athulson Brien
Charles Prost
Mearrs
A.J. L. Stockwell
Wi P. Kelly
F Davidson
Quirk and Davidson
Charles Fruit
Union Football Accepts Half Time Replacements in Australia
The New South Wales Rugby Union decided replacements may be allowed up to half time with opposing captain consent in matches against New Zealand. New Zealand and England officials pressed for exceptions, but NSW upheld the regular rule. Referees may permit a player to leave the field at half time with consent. NZ team manager Wed Wallace acknowledged the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Blagke
Wellington
Worl
Sydney
New South Wales Rugby Union
New Zealand
New
Australia
New South Wales Ruyby Union
Greatritain
Tongage
New South Wales
Maninger
Ate
Wed
Wallace
Suth Wales Rugby Union
Mr. Wallace
Fragmented match notes puzzle from an old game report
Reading is difficult but the fragmentary text references a referee, a player named Wendy, and a basketball style discussion. It mentions a formation, a season start, and comparisons to New Zealand and Sydney club styles, with ongoing debates about tactics and player participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy
New Zealand
Sydney
Death Notice for Mrs Jane Bartle of Gray Parish
After a lone illness causad heigl dheumatiam Mrs Jane Bartle wife of Mr Dmines Bartle of Gray died at her residence. She wept on at Cornwall Bogland and was eight years of age last February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lochfergus
Darnley
Macgregor
Montreye Muck
Jane Bartle
Dmines Bartle
Gray
Cornwall
Bogland
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IT Athans
F. Cliford
Rex Hive
Fierney
Dole Fraucis
Will Garee
Hurstville
Finy
Ee Aly
Tata
Mall
Uwe Ake
Patehen
Merce
Collins
Nomi Rovire
Vito
Ds Vesck
Nall—Clayton
Hubner
Hiawathe
Iliu
Colgate
Reaman
Inglis Bowne
Chiowi
Grocer
Essence Coffee
Chigor
NELIS
VESTA
Howland’s
Garag
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