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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
7
Mrs W Collins and family express sincere thanks for letters telegrams flowers and messages sent after the death of Private Bent Collins killed in action May 15 1917. They acknowledge kind deeds from friends and relatives during this sad time and extend appreciation for supportive gestures received.
A lively local update outlines community events in Yeoval and surrounding areas. It notes Red Shield Day efforts, Friday Market details, church services by Rev. Dunkley and Rev. Bonner, and upcoming fairs with shipments, cattle and sheep schedules, plus motor vehicle agency news for Wellington and district.
Mr A E Bottos will take furniture at his mart this Saturday at 2 p m. An advertisement lists items offered. Mr A E Hotton will auction building materials Saturday near the public school. The lot includes 600 orleka, galvanized iron, and a quantity of timber.
The Red Triangle Day committee acknowledges receipts from Western Freshing Works and Mr J Keeynolda with a detailed balance sheet and list of payments totaling 260% 1/5. Roy Kelby, riding with Billy Lihiard and A W Haruo, suffers a severe bicycle accident on Mudges road near Bailey’s Flat, losing control on a hill and sustaining injuries. he is taken to Bathopet, treated, and is in fair condition after the night train return.
A funeral procession for Mrs Laws in Georgia was disrupted when a car collided with the cortege. The horse drawn hearse lurched onto a roadside embankment, frightening the team and nearly causing a crash. The driver redirected the horses, preventing further danger, and no one was injured.
A Council Chamber meeting, led by Mayor Alder T. Kennard, discussed fundraising for France during its wartime. Gidea of the Bygdon Grammar School urged public support for French women and children, urging aid from the ally. A committee of eight was formed to organize efforts and coordinate future activity. The Red Moon readings were to be reviewed tomorrow, with adjournment for further planning.
Bedford Taylor and Weston Ltd announce auction of their well known Laurier property eight miles from George on Saturday July 7 at Wallington rooms. The property is in good condition and offered due to dissolution of partnership. Details available from selling agents.
The Monarch Piette management promotes a Sunday night event featuring Dorothy Dilton Howard Mivk tun Enid Markey Copia Marley and others in a New York stage set. A romantic weave involves Carleton Condon and Marie Dorn, with a westward journey and wedding tensions culminating in a dramatic climax.
Voters will cast ballots Saturday at Cann OO Chowhors polling booth open tran till 7 pm. Campaigns warn turnout is uncertain as new rules complicate canvassing and predict possible effects on municipal government and policy planning.
The fragment describes a Williams business college scenario with renamed figures and disrupted routines following a winter site situation. It notes early awakenings for examinations and upcoming term-end events at the college, referencing various names and locations in a period-voice tone.
A notice states Mr A Ey Rotton will auction a 20 acre property near Wellington on Saturday next. The site lies along the Starquarie River, includes sheds and outhouses, and is described as a solid investment opportunity.
The Narwaive Am and PL Society announce their annual show to be held Tuesday and Wednesday the 17th and 18th. Prizes are large across all sections and entries are due from Mr Ci Bkinper. A special rate with an exhibit from Warren and Tonkill is planned for the shipw. Public support urged for a successful event this Fremont wear season.
800 head of horses, including 7 year olds, are being auctioned by the New South Wales Government. The animals have been used in Norton railway contracts and related work. They are offered for immediate sale with delivery to be atike free of charge. The sale is set for July at a Sydney suburb location near Camperdown.
A Dublin judge heard John Nouey tavko on appeal against a verdict about a land or bond case. The form Tule expires, and the party seeks to extend a stay while the court weighs the motion. The month long extension was requested to review the matter.
A chaotic summary reports Allied and German actions across Europe with mentions of Wen erat Hereblug's army in motion, German countermeasures, and political disputes. It notes coal cuts, food exports restrictions, and diplomatic maneuvering in Washington and Madrid amid ongoing battles and troop movements.
Fragmented report describes P and O ship movements near Bombay and Australia, a vessel damaged by striking a mine, and ongoing artillery bombardment along the front. It notes rumors of German preparations, intensified Anglo French action, and a bombing sequence affecting British defenses and Melginian fronts.
Describes continued fighting with German setbacks and Allied pressure near multiple fronts, including Canadian and French actions. Notes troop movements, prisoner captures, and bombardment impacts. Mentions a large requiem at St Joseph's Woollahra and the Commonwealth Prices Commission inquiry into wheat and breakfast goods pricing.
Sydney dispatch notes wartime anxieties and political maneuvering as officials debate school funding, defense measures, and resource allocation. Ministers warn of strained education budgets, dairy and wheat production impacts, and new court formations amid national mobilization. Local authorities assess school remuneration, training facilities, and materiel shipments while industry groups report returns on wartime farming and dairy outputs.
A troubled, older wire text reports fluctuating market quotations and commodity notes with scattered pricing. It references various items, markets, and individuals in a terse, fragmentary fashion, including mentions of a Wellington figure and police court references amid jumbling terms.
A detailed account of the death of Mary Lowe of Maryvale, noted as untimely and mourned by a large family. The obituary records her twelve month old daughter and many relatives, describes the aftermath and funeral arrangements, and reflects on the community's grief in this district.
The Macquarie by election centers on the late Mr Thrower’s death and a rising campaign across the electorate. Labor and National factions mobilize with meetings in Wellington and surrounding towns. Possible candidates include W. Lovett of Maryvale and others under review as parties vet hopefuls for the poll. Applications to the secretary close Saturday with a further meeting at Geurie planned for Sunday to consider nominees.
The item lists several individuals connected to the Royal Navy and military service, including Mia O firyne of the Commercial E Motel and Lieutenant Neyng. It notes recruitment flows, hospital details, and local government actions guided by the Public Works Committee. It mentions Constable J Murray, and a push to improve public utilities and civic projects in Wellington and surrounding districts.
A damaged excerpt mentions the mayor and labor issue in Laabur with unclear details. The fragment hints at a decision or stance regarding an unidentified company or event but provides no concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
An OCR fragment details a village meeting where residents discuss voting for a town council position. It mentions Merwin and Edwarda, with references to Tabor Hinaletto and Stow Iie. The text is fragmented and lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a pneumonia death linked to a wedding and battlefield injuries. Mentions include a Temper Prank Warnon of the 11th Fight Horae, a Palestine incident, arbitration by Judge Cirtewin, and several named individuals in a wartime context. The text is highly garbled and many names are uncertain.
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