In Memoriam and Lost Policy Notices from 1928
WANTED young woman seeks employment at The Craven Wellington phone 207. In memoriam notices for Emma Green and David Evans aged 87, with family dedications from Johnson family Bankstown and Elizabeth Evans. Australian Mutual Provident Society Sydney announces Lost Policy for Norman Theo Byeronimax, destroyed. Sperial Policy to be issued after one month.
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E Beckett
Wellington
Australian Mutual Provident Society
Sydney
Pines
Norman Theo- Byeronimax
St Sydney
A. C. Hollingworth
Euchre Party and Social in Gollan Hall
A euchre party and social will be held in Gollan Hall on Friday 27 July to raise funds for Gol Jon Roman Catholic Church. Jon Broomfield serves as secretary.
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Wellington
Gollan Hall
Jon, Broomfield
Local Jottings and Upcoming Events in Town
Local notes report a string of community items including a dog poisoning incident, upcoming furniture sale, municipal council timing, scouts ball planned for August 20, and a large turnout for a football match. Roads are poor from last week’s rain, while fine weather returns today. Also listed are upcoming balls, rifle association plans, a will sale, tennis equipment, and an Empire Mail military event. Local clubs host swimming, blacksmithing, and a ladies doubles tennis result with Upton and Althofer winning 8 4.
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F. Murphy and Co
Kaite
Kitch
Crane Wil Rathuret
Sydney
Wellington
Frank Crowe
Arthur Hobby
Hanslick
Mac's Motor Works
Emipread
National Rifle Association
Anzac Range
Liverpool
I'ryke
Brown
W. F. Burr
J. J. Regan
Manthan Street
W. C. Larum
Empire Mail
Stock Sale Notice by A Witkine and Co
A Witkine and Co. announce a stock sale this Saturday drawing attention to 60 head of prime young cattle to yard and a lot of good springers. The sheep yard includes many young animals in good condition. Buyers are advised to attend for favorable lots and favorable pricing.
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A. Witkine and Co
Death of a well known London solicitor
Morning Post obituary notes Sir Walter Pridham, aged 81, educated at Eton, long service with the Goldsmith Company, assistant clerk 1871 to 1874 and clerk from 1874. He published Reminoring of the Goldemith Company in 1896, captained cricket and football teams, led the Debating Society, and helped obtain a knight title in 1911 amid reform ties. He was a cousin of W P Pridham of Wellington, a fellow law student and solicitor for the same firm for many years.
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Morning Post
Hendon
Walter Sherbitrnn Pridenax
Fton
Goldemithe’ Company
Tarz
Remoriing
Etafd
Sne
Lety
Gunth Men
Stier
Tate
Walter Nridpaux
W. P. Pridham
Wellington
Bulk handling of wheat council backs uniform system
At a New South Wales Chamber of Agriculture meeting the council discussed securing a permanent grader for Australian wheat and a nationwide bulk handling system. They decided to refer the matter to the State Minister for Agriculture to extend and alter bulk handling to align with Canada's model and aim for federal and other state cooperation to broaden use across Australia. Action on obtaining standard trades was deferred.
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Council of the
New South Wales
Australia
Walmer School Site Contention Notes Center Rail Line View
Walmer resident Mr A Jo Mayley objects to a proposed move of Walmer School to a new site. He argues the current location near the western rail line is central and most suitable, stating the relocation has not been discussed by the council and that the majority of pupils live on the western side of the railway.
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Times
Walmer Lebel
Prive
Local Jottings Large Parsnips Grow Locally
Mr. F. Lovell sent a sample parsnip grown in his yard weighing 48 ounces and well formed. It proved good eating though needing longer boiling. Lovett says she cooked them up to 5 pounds in weight. These vegetables show what can be grown in the district.
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Lovell
Lovett
Ourt
More Ponies Poisoned Near Home Paddock
Mr. R Jennings reports two ponies in a paddock near his home poisoned on Tuesday, one dead and the other gravely ill after a night disease. He recalls similar losses suffered by Mr. Birchall from poisoning of stock. Neighbours condemn the act as dastardly and urge investigation.
Local Wellington Notes and Community Mentions
Personal Pars reports Mrs. A Bkebze in District Hospital, son born to Mr and Mrs Buteh of Geurie, Mrs A Cameron admitted for treatment, violinist Nellie Purcell undergoing a right knee operation, Mr and Mrs J Baker holidaying in Wellington, congratulations to Mr and Mrs George Cox on a daughter, engagement of Edmund Brennan to Linda McCormick announced, dentists at Orange demonstration, Dud Graham appointed to Denk Cowra branch, Priesthood silver jubilee for Father N Cooney celebrated in Orange. Bishop Norton honors.
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A. Bkebze
Han
Nurme Flege
Ds Buteh
Geurie
A. Cameron
Bee Street
Wan Eon
Mise
Nellie Purcell
Wellington
Ilisteret Hospital
Edmund Brennan
Dud Graham
Denk
N.8.w
Cowra
Dud
Clu
Pather
N. J. Cooney
Canowindra
Galgong
Orange
Ml Op Norton
Bishop Norton
Father Conney
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Talhurst
Father Cooney
Local arts visitors play friendly billiards in Dubbo
Wellington Behood of Arts invited eleven snooker chess and draught players from the Dubbo Mechanics Institute to Tocal. The visit drew strong local interest as games were keenly contested and the hosts extended hospitality at the School of Arts.
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Wellington
The
India
Minuteo Ores
J. A. Prveton
A. Orbell
Dubbo
Tadien
Wallington Institute
Schoo! of Arts
Scouts' Service Day Seeks Local Jobs for Saturday
Wellington announces a Scouts service day with townwide job requests. Applications from townspeople seeking work for boys on Saturday are invited, aiming to publicize charity and raise funds, with details to be coordinated by Scout Major Ry J Offner and P J Raid in Macquarie Shire.
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Tenvey
Arthurville- Georie Road
Claring
Uemink
Ste
Chy Main Road
Sivantie
Cratbreaghee Street
Sysney
Macquarie
Tinetan Boy Scout Committee
Harvey Truman
Shir Clarke
Elux Xene
Wellington
Wwe
Senate
Vither
Scoutmajor
J. Offner
Maughan Street
P. J. Raid
Macquarie Shire
EWCHRE Party And Dance At Empire Hall Wellington
A large euchre party and dance in Empire Hall Wellington raised funds for the Convent annual dance. About 100 guests attended as dancing continued late into the night. Mr T. Quirk awarded prizes to winners and a strong supper by the ladies followed by music from the Bunguin orchestra.
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Wellington
Empire Hall
Tiv Convent
Wabmilar
Je Austin
J. Connell
W. Neville
J. Quirk
TL Ravingon
T. Quirk
R. Seartanl
Indies
P. Consors
Misaon M. Coresistants
L. Cannel
Wellington's Merry Troubadours at Cumnock
Wellington musicians and singers performed to a crowded audience in Cumnock. Encores were common as the program featured Mr C Murphy’s orchestra and acts by Miss V Bobbie, Mrs Ve Roddy, and others. Proceeds benefited St Dympan’s parish.
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Aumber
Wellington
Zardig
Laura Atwood
Sully
Father Curran
Golf Championship Qualifying Round Draw Announced
A golf report notes the first 18 holes of the club championship qualifying yesterday with 36 holes to be played in total. The draw lists pairs and times for Saturday's qualifying round while a nine player contingent travels by car to Orange for a match against a local team. A charity dance at Wauluman on Wednesday supports RC Church funds.
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Windore
Campbella
McLeod's Wheat Shed
Aia
Pracundy
Wid
Welington
A. Bint
K. McLeod
Nabrogal
Orange Club
Wellington
Orange Fort
Paccintes
Orange
Muteh Ogulnan
Woods
Willem
F. Brownhills Gehiltvee
Melwod and
Borewell
McKyown
Browne
Wauluman
Divorce Case in Perth Supreme Court Ends Without Verdict
In Perth Supreme Court, Tuesday and continuing Thursday, wealthy Mrs Ives petitioned for divorce from Aubrey Ives farmer. Detectives testified seeing Mrs Smith and Ives together. The judge Mr Justice Buynsidy dismissed the petition, saying he did not believe the detectives evidence.
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Perth
Wia
Billiard Match Ends Early Due to Lindrum Ill Health
Melbourne report on Thursday records a billiard match between Fred Lindrum and McConachy ending abruptly as Lindrum could not continue because of ill health.
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Melbourne
Fred Lindrum
McConachy
Lindrum
Know Your Own Town AVE and Its Scenic Wonders
A nostalgic invitation highlights Mount Arthur views Curren Bréck drive and Macquaria Wellington and Bolangora ITI as healthy pictorial landscapes. It urges locals to show friends the caves gardens public baths and tennis courts, bowling greens, and golf hake.
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Mount Arthur
Curren Bréck Road
Bolangora
Obituary for William George Cashel at 61
The Heath took place near Tuontay just after a well known resident, William George Cashel, aged 61. Native of the district, he had been ill for some time, underwent two operations with only temporary relief, and died at the District Hospital. He was the eldest son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cashel of Burrell Creek and formerly a farmer. Survived by his wife, five sons, three daughters, brothers Bert Wellington, Brent and James Sydney, and sisters Mrs A Smith Kensington and Mrs Moore Sydney. The funeral arose from a polished maple casket, after a service at St Patrick’s Church, burial at the RC portion of Wellington cemetery, Rev Father O’Donnell officiating. Arrangements by Messrs Thompson and Ben, Prufe Polish and Prufy Oil.
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Tuontay
William George Cashel
Mr. Cashell
Thomas Cashel
Burrell Creek
Hie
Famitly
Plaree Streat
Tamly
Mewrs
Bert
Welling'on
Brent
James
Sydney
A. Smith
Kensington
Mra. Moore
Slater
St. Patrick's Church
Wellington
Father O'Donnell
Messrs
Thompson
Ben
Pearce Denies Federal Role in European Influx
Sydney Thursday report quotes Sir George Pearce denying any federal government responsibility for a surge of Southern Europeans. He cites that an Italian agreement has led to a marked reduction in arrivals, countering claims of federal accountability.
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Sydney
George Pearce
Italy
Legacy of John Migeins to St John's College noted
Sydney report states John Migeins a retired bank messenger and cab driver left 946 pounds to St John's College within the University of Sydney to establish or assist lectureship in history. Probate details describe the estate valued at 46 pounds for the college's endowment and academic support.
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Sydney
John Migeins
Leff Bia
SS John's College
University of Syilpere
Determined death by own action in Sydney tragedy
Bernard Sheridan, 48, allegedly committed suicide in Parramatta last night by slashing his throat with a razor and pouring petrol over his clothes before setting himself ablaze. He sustained severe burns and died at hospital shortly after admission.
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Y. Bernard Sheridan
Carramatta
Hares form association to seek betting act change
A meeting of coursing boillns resolved to form a definite association and push the Government to amend the Betting and At ing Act so betting at mechanical hire meetings may be allowed.
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Sydney
Floating Dock Project in Doubt at New Caledonia
Sydney reports the New Government weighed abandoning the 500000 pound floating dock project at Newcastle amid debate over its necessity. Officials considered cost and strategic value as the plan faced scrutiny and delays.
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Sydney
NE W
Newcanto
50 Charges of Breaking and Entering
Arthur Newton labourer was remanded at Harwood Police Court on bail of 200 pounds on fifty charges of breaking and entering. Police alleged numerous break ins by the accused.
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Bydney
Thunwlay
Arthur Newton (i
Harwood
Bo Chirgow
Mail bag robbery clue found in Goulburn
Police pursue a significant lead in the attempted mail bag theft from Goulburn to West Wyalong. A local resident recovered fragments of a cheque and police reconstruct a £700 cheque from the discarded pieces, suggesting the missing mail contained this sum.
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Goulburn
Thuenays
West Wyalong
Amisson
Examinations Held Up at Sydney Depot
Examinations for police promotions at the Sydney depot were postponed after a resident obtained a question paper. The score between the parties has been prepared, and a destination will be held in a few days.
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Was
Sydney Depot
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