Jottings and Local Sales in This Issue
Stan Bray advertises 10 per cent off all suits at his tailor shop starting Saturday June 30. At Baptist Church Sunday night Rev F J Dunkley will preach A Ministering Woman and Grateful Saviour with congregational singing and a solo. seats are free. A B Rotten reports selling a brick cottage in Gisborne Street with G Lake at auction on Saturday for Mrs McHugh to Mrs S J Collier. other properties withdrawn or private sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Bray
The
Baptist Church
F. J. Dunkley
A. EB. Rotten
G. Lake
Gisborne Street
McHugh
Local notices and market items fill town page
A dense column lists lucerne sales by Mr Harry Taylor, Jack Lynch’s new shop opening and stock, hotels to close under License Reduction Board orders, and three meetings scheduled for tomorrow night. It notes park improvements, chocolate ads, and a court sentence for Toohey for stealing a cheque book. Weather, influenza, and a milk jug rat anecdote appear amid auctions, furthers, and stock disturbances. A Dubbo hospital case and a theft at Wagga hotels are mentioned along with wool market telegrams and a Walmer station name decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Taylor
Jack Lynch
License Reduction Board
Tattersalls
Commonwealth
Bodangora
Soldiers’ Club
Starr Bowkett Society
School of Arts
Peter Woodbridge
Wubbo Gool
Daubbo
Peter
Orange
Bathurst
Enderby 'S
O Mosars Abel Wilkins and Co
G. F. Payne
Bellview
Georie
Archdeacon Barry Brown Haseen
Legion of
Wellington
Barry Brown
All Saints Cathedral
Murphy and Co
Parkes
Toohey
Allan Austin
Austin
Perth
Ferth
A. Byrne
Roy
Dubbo
Mendooran
Setgt. Young
Wagga
Attwood
Howick-street
William-street
Awiy Ud
Dr. Wade
Winchcombe, Carson, Ltd
London
Golden Key
Yeoval
Arthurville
Dubbo-Molong
Walmer
Big Money Saving Offer Opens at Stan Bray's This Saturday
Suits start at 0 and discount to 5 pounds 8 pence. R. R. Gardiner, Union Bank manager in Trundle, was found dead half a mile from town with a bullet wound to the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Bray
R. R. Gardiner
Union Bank
Trundle
Wellington P A and H Society committee meeting
Wellington P A and H Society committee meets in Council Chambers Friday at 8 pm to receive the last show’s financial statement and discuss important business. full attendance requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Stan Bray Big Discount Suit Offer Starts Saturday
At the least expense is the problem today for men. Stan Bray promotes a big discount suit sale starting this Saturday June 30. Suits from £6 discounted to £5 8. Genuine tailor made suits for the price of ready made. Order early, Stan Bray, Lee Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Bray
Lee Street
Clearance sale of sulkies and coach works equipment
Messrs Kenny Brothers of Lord's Place Orange announce a large sale of sulkies buggies and coach building machinery from Collier's coach and motor works as he closes in Orange to start a Sydney business. Sale is scheduled Wednesday with full particulars in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Kenny Brothers
Lord's Place
Orange
Auctioneria
Collier's Coach and Motor Works
Uollier
Sydney
Newcomer's Hard Luck Rifle Accident Injures Norman Vidler
A five week resident from Kent named Norman Vidler aged about Wty years went rabbit shooting at Forest Vale when a police rifle discharged, a bullet entered his log and he was admitted to Wellington Hospital for treatment. The bullet had not been found yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hard Luce
Norman Vidler
Kent
England
Forest Vale
Vidlor
Lie
Wellington Hospital
Dis
Progress Association aids Victory Art Union effort
Alderman Stewart explains as a trustee of the Victory Art Union that he referred the matter to Mr Dobbie at the request of Alderman Preston. The decision had the backing of all trustees and the promoter, who believed a public meeting called by the Progress Association could benefit the town and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald. Stewart
Progress Association
Victory Art Union
The
Art Union
Dobbie
Ald. Preston
500 Card Tournament At The School Of Arta
The School of Arta held a 500 Card Tournament last Monday evening with 32 players. Despite cold weather, Wellington card enthusiasts attended. After two rounds 24 players were eliminated. semi finalists named: C Nightingale, L Davey, J Ronaldse, E Murphy, W Dybell, F Cordner, and Mesdames J Payne, H J Breeze. Semi finals and final to be played tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arta
Wellington
Messrs
C. Nightingale
L. Davey
J. Ronaldse
E. Murphy
W. Dybell
Arliss to star in Dimavli at Paramount Theatre
Announcement today confirms George Arliss in Dimavli as the big Paramount Theatre feature starting Saturday. The actor, famed for his stage success, headlines one of the season’s greatest screen treats planned to attract motion picture fans of all kinds. Paramount’s manager called the appearance highly important in his program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Arliss
Dimavli
Paramount Theatre
Lark
Peor
The Fast Mail Sensation Opens at Monarch Pictures
A 1923 melodrama thrills with romance and racing action. Walter West pursues a quarry as Black Beauty falls and rises in a Mississippi River chase. Mary’s brother’s guilt haunts the plot with a fast moving paddle steamer and a dramatic finish. Prices 2 shillings and 1 shilling, children 9 pence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter West
Black Beauty
Wwervea
Mary
Monarch Pictures
Daily Guardian to Hit Newsstands July 2
The Directors of Smith's Weekly announce the Daily Guardian will be issued next Monday July 2. It will cater to country interests, be sold at real newsagents, and cost one penny, with daily publication including Sundays. Soldiers and Citizens Club to hold annual meeting tomorrow night to review the report and balance sheet and elect officers for the year. President Dick Wilkins will present the club’s work since inception. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guardian
The
Paramount Dance at Wellington Theatre Draws 80 Couples
Paramount Theatre Entertainers staged a Tuesday night dance in the Paramount Theatre attended by over 80 couples. Paton's Vice-Regal Orchestra provided music, deemed excellent by attendees. It was praised as the most pleasant dance in Wellington recently, with Mr. Geo Friddle as MC ensuring smooth management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Dance
Paramount Theatre
Paton
Vice- Regal
Wellington
Geo. Friddle
M.C
One Wild Week and The Cowboy and The Lady At Paramount
Paramount Theatre presents Bebe Daniels in One Wild Week a tale of an orphan spun into mischief after strict upraising. Also shown Maury Miles Minter Tom Moore star in The Cowboy and The Lady with Jessica arriving at a Wyoming ranch amid a wild puncher welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fang
Paramount Theatre
Bebe Daniels
Rowlart
Sbe
Miss Daniels
Pierre Loti
Morocco
Wild Riders
Cowboy
The
Paramount
Maury Miles Minter
Tom Moore
Jessica
Miss Minter
Wyoming
Inglis Ltd Tea Firm Promotes Dust-Free Quality
An industry profile on Inglis Ltd highlights meticulous tea selection and curing processes that ensure a superior, dust-free product. The article emphasizes the firm’s early adoption of dust elimination machinery in NAW and its longstanding reputation for high quality, with careful production standards from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglis Ltd
Naw
Visit of Orange Salvation Praises Wellington Event
Wellington residents enjoyed a large outdoor show by a 20 member band and eight Girl Guards from the Orange Corps. Led by Bandmaster H Bungate for 22 years, the program featured bright singing, instrumental pieces including New Zealand melodies, and a dialogue about a general servant. Adjutant Mano presided and commended Wellington hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Orange Corpa
H. Buogate
Ensign Ruucoro
Miss McLachlin
Huten
Mano
J. Walker
F. J. Dunkley
R. Bungate
WHEW COUNTRY SCHOOLS PROMISE NEW SCHOOLS BUILDING
Minister Bruntnell defends education spending amid criticism revealing 1030 classrooms short and 100 schools without teachers. He outlines a policy for a new era prioritizing higher education with 56 new rural and 12 more country schools planned to curb rural depopulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruntnell
Good Rains Boost Wellington and Surrounding Towns
The week of steady rains brought Wellington to four and a half inches for the month, with outlying districts reporting up to six inches. Wheat lands soaked, crops advancing. half year rainfall reached 502 points in Wellington, and the month saw seventeen wet days, a three year record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Neurea
Bournewood
Curra Creek
Pier rots company raises funds for Municipal Band at Le Qddfellowa Hall
Mr Kcv Priddle's company staged a benefit last night in aid of the Municipal Band at Le Qddfellowa Hall. An absent cast member and the failed comedy were replaced by an extended concert program. The Mayor thanked the company, tickets for Victory Hall Art Union sold over £17, attracting strong public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kcv. Priddle
Harry Neil
Molly Hyeronimous
Baumens
Akl. Muntheson
Victory Hall Art Union
Dick Wilkins
Four Archdeaconries Created in Bathurst Diocese Reform
The Bishop of Bathurst reorganizes the diocese into four archdeaconries named after early colonial bishops. Archdeacon Oakes of Kelso will retire from active work but keep his title. Marsden Archdeaconry assigned to Archdeacon Brown of Wellington with Canon Parr of Mudgee succeeding him. Installations at Bathurst are set for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Oakes
Kelso
Broughton
Australia
Sydney
Barker
Marsden
Camidge
Millthorpe
Coonamble
Archdeacon Brown
Canon Brown
Wellington
Canon Parr
Mudgee
Bathuret
Ard
Barry Brown
Maraden
Wellington Trotting Club previews big weekend meeting
The Wellington Trotting Club reports exceptionally large entries from Sydney Goulburn Lee ton and across the Western district for next Saturday's show ground meeting. Seven events are on the card with first race at 1 45 pm. Visitors such as Sambi from Sydney Prince Ranji Gilgandra Bathurat Orange Parkes and local rivals have arrived. The track is in fine condition after good rain and the committee has arrangements ready including a Royal Hotel booth and a hospital tea tent. Ladies and children admitted free and a strong crowd is expected to boost Wellington’s premier club status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Cook
Sydney
Goulburn
Leeton
Sambi
Prince Ranji
Dubbo
Gilgandra
Bathurat
Orange
Parkes
Nick
Adv
Morris
Royal Hotel
Personal Pars Summary of Local Deaths and Notices
Local items report multiple obituaries and life events. John O Driscoll of Pad dington dies at 82, Mrs Sarah Woods aged 414 years senile decay in Orange, Mrs Mary King dies at 93 in Borenore, Archdeacon Barry Brown appointed,Rev J Keith Miller welcomed in Goulburn, Nurse Vidler to qualify as nursing sister. Accidents include Brindley spraining ankle at Western Stores and Mrs Von Mooy car overturn near Coonamble with injuries. Architect John Bates dies in Cowra, Orange, after sudden seizure while inspecting a house. Bates, 55, recently moved from Forbes to join Lamrock in Orange. Mr EB Morley, Maryvale patient. Mr Parker of Bank of NBW ill with influenza. Engagement announced between Gertrude Hubbard and Lawrence Askham of Scarborough England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
John IL. Bates
Lamreck and
Bates
Forbes
Ao Architect
W. Lamrock
Sydney report on lunacy bill and referendums delayed
In Sydney the lunacy commission report is favorably viewed by the Acting Premier and cabinet, who will consider it today. A liquor referendum matter also goes to the State Cabinet, with the Justice Minister in favor but not on an election day. A tree blocked a road injuring two in a crash near Coff's Harbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Coff's Harbour
Greg Tom
Kearms
Charles Condy
Ventura
Commonwealth
Newcastle
Maitland
House of Representatives
Melbourne
Phillip Ryan
Ryan
Ofice
Apteenoon
Brisbane
Western District Golf Association Event Rescheduled for July 21
Postponed Western District Championship events from the Dubbo meeting will be completed with new play on Saturday July 21 at Dubbo. Two stroke handicap events close entries with the local secretary on July 17. Wellington team players cannot attend. match postponed to a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western District Golf Association
Dubbo
Entrica
Wellington
Sunday services at Nouréa Dripstong and Wellington
Presbyterian services are announced for Nouréa at 1 a.m. Dripstong at 3 p.m. and Wellington at 7.30 p.m. Reverend A. J. Carter will preach at all listed gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouréa
Wellington
A. J. Carter
Obituary Notice for James Morrin Ts 73 in Yeoval
An old man named James Morrin Ts, 73, formerly employed on railway construction in Yeoval, died after being brought by motor car to an institution yesterday afternoon. He was interred at the local cemetery this noon. Adjutant Mann of the Baletian Army read the burial service with Mr J Shakespeare assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okd
James Morrin
Mir
Yeoval
Constable Furner
Adjutant Mann
J. Shakespeare
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H.c.f.glover
M.P.S
Percy St
Ross
R. Ross
Government Savinge Bank
NYAL
KODAK
G. G. Simpson
Nanima Crescent
Phone Oy
Peter Yee Lee
George Street
Wes
Lucknow
West Sydney
Hank
Mr. Lee
Sid
A. Pascoe
E. Davis
W. E B. Bouffler
J.P
Dalton Brothers
JER
W. M. Donaldson
Kenwin
Thornton Street
Gellington Times
the District Paper
Orange Salvation
Ecclesiastical
Trotting Club
Eb, Morley
Maryvale
Parker
Bank of Nbw
Paddington
John O'Driscoll
Gulgong
Macquarie River
Gertrude Hubbard
G. H. Hubbard
Hintonholm
Lawrence Askham
Scarborough
W. Gale
Mear
Rifle Range
Sarah Woods
Brindley
Western
Borenore
Warry Watts
Mary King
Vidler
J. Keith Miller
Uo Crossing
Box Hill
Victoria
Banco Court
George William New
Grassar
Ol Dunedov
Harry Albatross Patrick
Curtis
Caid Lot
Larerheads
Defendas
Rodrigues Island
Colombo
D Tly Trevosan
Sussane Lenglen
Wimbledon
Mia Ingram
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