In Memoriam Evans Husband and Father David Evans
In loving memory of our dear husband and father David Evans who departed this life June 28 1924 aged 7 years. Do not mark us if we miss him for we wax always kind and true. Many murmured in no one knew what he went through Daye of harlen still come a'r mir, Hidden averot team still flow, For memories bring him along to me though to died one year ago Inserted by the saving wife and solid Tom, Robert and gentle child William.
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Evans
Oir
David Evans
Ife
Harlen
Thoman Ald
Robert
Gendd
William
Davie
Thane
Will Carmieron
Loyal Gollan Branch Grand Ball Planned in Gollan Hall
The M A L O O F Loyal Gollan Branch announces a grand ball in Gollan Hall on Friday July ard featuring Breezes Orchestra, Sitalawn Supper, and a good floor with popular prices. G Nash serves as secretary.
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M.A
Loyal
Gollan
Gollan Hall
G. Nash
Missing Car Lumber Plate Report Near Wellington
Partial readable note reports a car lumber plate missing between Wellington and Mr te Weech's Curve Creek. The fragment mentions Wellington police station and a light dutach but lacks clear dates or full identifiers.
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Wellington
Inquest Opens Over Death From Tent Fire At Shutore
Local notes report an inquest opened Friday morning into the death of John ill at Shutore hospital from burns after his tent caught fire. Evidence to date restates previously published facts. adjourned to Wednesday for medical testimony. Other items include sales at Giburne and Simpson Streets, a garden replacing a septic tank at the police station, and notices of sales, visits, and local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Shutore
Kiven
E. A. Horne
Widnoaday
Giburne
Simpson Streets
Stan Bray
Nanna Crescent
Wellington
Ald
Walker
Withdrawn Wing 10 Properties To Be Reoffered Later
The Wing 10 family’s Neurea and Verrigel properties, slated for next Saturday auction by Laneragan Wall and Kelly, have been withdrawn for now. They will be offered again later this year.
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Laneragan
Wall and Kelly
Suntop School Issue Referred to Education Minister
Suntop public school matter brought to Minister for Agriculture W P Thunn and referred to Minister for Education Dunn who says he will push it as far as possible. This should be good news to parents of Suntop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Thunn
Agriculture
Suntop
Dunn
Sunitop
Scouts Dance Aimed to Aid Wallington Troop Finances
Scouts of Wallington Boy Scouts are holding a dance at the Oddfellows Hall on Wednesday night to boost the troop’s funds. An enjoyable evening with quality music and dancing is planned to attract a large attendance and support the local unit.
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Wellington
BOY Scouts
Ohuteflows
Wallington
Oddfellows
Wig Cattle Sale at Mudgee
A cattle sale is held at Mudgee on Friday next July at 1 pm by Dunn and Co. A full yarding of 806 head will be offered with detailed particulars in an advertisement. Buyers may attend with confidence as stock is well wrassed and prepared for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Women's Association
U45
Country Women’s Association
Dunn & C
Ainele Saihus
Mudgee
Nose Break Complicates Bell Park Football Match
During a Bell Park route game a senior player collided with Jack Masterson causing a broken nose after a fall. He was taken to a doctor for treatment and will sit out the next few Saturdays at Lonct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Park
Jack Masterson
Ncke
Wienom
Jack
Wheat Transaction Verdict In NSW Court
A nettlement was announced in the case Willian Wallington vs Purxeglove regarding wheat contracts. A verdict was returned with costs to be taxed. Mr Mason represented the plaintiff for Mr L W McDonald Sydney, while Mr W P Kelly of Wollongong appeared for the defendant. The case was heard in Sydney last Thursday.
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Willian
Wallington
Purxeglove
Euriv
Mr. Mason
L W. McDonald
Sydney
W. P. Kelly
Wollingvitt
Coursing revival planned for Wellington meeting
An effort to revive coursing in Wellington is announced with a meeting set for Wednesday evening July 1 to form a new club. It notes several already hosting hound events in Orange Mudgee Parkes and Bathurst and hopes for strong turnout and support from enthusiasts in Wellington and district.
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Wellington
Orange
Mudgoe
Parkes
Bathurst
Wollington
Salvation Army Van Arrives for Far Western Work in Australia
A specially built Ford Salvation Army van arrived in Wellington for use in distant outback missions. The richly upholstered vehicle will serve officers who must live in it while spreading aid to areas with little habitation. Its headquarters will be Nyngan, as it travels beyond Bourke to remote parts, boosting outreach to remote communities.
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Salvation Army
Wellington
Outback
Nyngan
Bourke
The Monarch Picture Company Announces Second White List
The Monarch Picture Company plans a second White List release to follow the first. The new lineup includes The Fast Worker starring Row Jnald Denny and Laura La Plante, described as a funny romance with lively action. Also featured is Mind the Funby and The Tron Man with Albertina, touted as a daredevil sensation. The article notes busy, dramatic scenes and daring aerial stunts, promising another strong showcase of early cinema.
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Monarch Picture Company
Row Jnald Denny
Laura la Plante
Wallington
Tron
Albertina
Neveral
Puri
Lux
Albertin
Jon Bonoma Qtugg
Hella
Acarcely
Golf lessons offered by Dyer Bennet at Wellingtom and Soldiers Club
Mr Dyer Bennet a professional golfer representing Clark Bros and Statt will give tuition at Repgate Park Wel lingtom for 10 days starting June 30 for local golf members and associates. An evening lecture will be held at the Soldiers Club Thursday at 8 p.m. All golfers are urged to attend. Bennet is already booked through the fourth shaky.
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Mik
Dyer Bennett
By+ gal Park
Thuratay
Wolfers
R. W. Sleechmore
Dyer Bennet
Clark Bros
Statt
Wellingtom
Repgate Park
Gabe bin Top
Tocal
Dyer Béhnet
Soldiers’ Club
Mr. Bennet
Don's Appeal Fails Amid Racing Disqualification
A Ton's appeal against a Wellington race meeting ruling was dismissed by the Western District Raving Association. The seipendiary stewards had disqualified him from a brown in value for two years. The appeal was heard at the AIC, with supporters hopeful but the appeal did not succeed.
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A. Ton
Western District Raving Association
Alsmiming Hhe
Seipendiary Stewards
Wellington
Ginregowon Racon
Aklue
AIC
Caesar Hae
Referee Knocked Down In Football Match Incident
A referee was knocked over during the second half of a football match and sent to the sidelines for about sixteen minutes after a stray bump. The incident occurred amid crowd abuse from spectators and reports say the blow was accidental, with no serious injuries.
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Ms Ae
Tsing
Ingult
K. Hoole
Sun- Ans
Lome
Rome
Weather Prophet Claims World Altering Forecast
A fragmented 1025 weather note quotes a Lynd Hart figure claiming unique global foresight and storm warnings over Australia. The self styled professor boasts unbeatable expertise and dares critics, insisting his abilities render proof unnecessary despite skepticism about his identity and accuracy.
Wellington Notes and Local Council Remembrances
Mtr W F Dunn plans to visit Wellington Thursday to meet constituents and may attend a public meeting friday. Abn Brindley left hospital after injuries to right arm and left leg. Ay Ve Ginston postpones plans due to Sydney business. Austin of Curra Creek returned home after amputations from an accident. Land Board chair D J Kenny and others offered condolences on Mr K O Matthews death. remarks echoed by S J Bullivan and Raymond, with W F Bassett and Son solicitors present.
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Mtr
W. F. Dunn
Wellington
Abn Brindley
Wevere
Aveldont
Sydney
Ginston
Ale
Austin
Curra Creek
Flegg
Ko 4. Satthews
Nmber
D. J. Kenny
J. Bullivan
Raymond
Department
W. F. Bassett
Mesaré JT. P. Bassett and Son, Solicitors
Dubbo Tennis Tournament Doubles Lead to Setback and Wins
The Dubbo tournament continued Saturday with Annie wurw matches. In the avens doubles Clemenger and Cammina defeated Willard and Matleal in straight sets while Mixeon Mitchell and Valkenburg won the ladies doubles. Clemenger also captured the No 1 Ladies’ Parish Handicap title at the event.
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Annie Wurw
Clemenger
Cam
Mina
Willard
Matleal
Mixeon Mitchell
Valkenburg
Micww Schulte
Watson
Mig Edna
William
Mro
Dubbo
Bones volume offered by A. Z. Smith
An advertisement invites readers to order the Bones volume from A. Z. Smith who promises access to the work at all times. The brief notice emphasizes constant availability and direct purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Z. Smith
Bones
Lang Government mulls pensions schemes and reforms
Reported notes of ministerial preparations include pensions for widows and a possible state lottery. Other items mention soldier settlers in Murrumbidgee, a Darlington Hotel arrest, looming abolition of night baking, Gippsland Co operative factory fire damage, and a revised 44 hour week board. Weighing for Caulfield and Melbourne cups listed with horses and odds.
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Lang
Me. Dunn
Alfred Reid
Darrington
Bourke Street
Tiare Hinghurst
Baddeley
Labor
Gippsland Cooperative Baronetring Company
Dandenong
Vic
NRW
Adyinary Board
Meare Brayens
Hartigan
Watts
Narrabrithet Uhure
Fms
Jmnamansuly
Surerahiet
Naveadri
Tourtat Remnetya
Caulfield
Melbourne
Horde
Windbag
Spenrfelt
Polyslotan
Pustwan Kd
Bailing Home
Meenah Ettonghow
Market notes from Homebush and a fatal Sydney murder
This afternoon's market reports from Homebush show sheep at 17 800 pens with fair quality and irregular pricing, cattle around 8000 head with no quotable change, and varied produce prices across chaff, lucerne, hay, oats, and potatoes. The Daily Telegraph notes Australian wool growers have not profited from past clips, while in Sydney a murder trial ends with Arthur Augustus Oakes convicted for killing Mary Moa Boucher, a marriage-linked case.
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Daily Telegraph
London
Ray
Britain
America
Sydney Criminal Court
Arthur Augustus Oakes
Packer
Mary Moa Boucher
Faronte
Jvethe Stever
Beng
W. T. Tucker
Coyle
Crowe
Anderson Wins After Stellar Wimbledon Recovery
Anderson triumphs after a tough Wimbledon struggle, earning standing ovations for a remarkable comeback. J Barnes wins the British Open golf championship.
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Anderson
Galt Borota
France
Wimbledon
J. Barnes
Polo Tournament at Coolah Ends in Narrow Victory
Coolah Club hosted its annual polo tournament with many teams, Wallington A and B in contention. Rain-soaked ground challenged play, but D H Barton of Wallington A shone. The Cromewaithe Cup final ended tied after regular play and an extra, Coolah clinching a late goal to win. Wallington B took the runner-up spoils. The Wellington Carnival is slated for August 6 7 with 12 teams anticipated. Wellington A represented by listed players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolah Club
Wallington
D. H. Barton
Wal jJington A Tanta
Coolah A
Weljtington
Coolah
Wume
Mra Carlin Vewan
Welling
Tnn
Coolah ©Tum
W Bo
Wellington
Narromlas Carnival Opens Wednesday Midweek
A local team lineup includes J Crossing (captain) and D Barton with J Read and J Groen among players. The A team led by H a Beckett and J Crossing will play at Narromlas Carnival which begins Wednesday and continues Thursday and Friday.
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H. a'Beckett
J. Crossing
G. Barton
D. H. Barton
J. Read
P. Doagion
A. Fuller
Wallington
D . Barton
J. P. Groen
Burrendong Dam Plans Touched By Minister Dunn
MR DUNN the Minister for Agriculture intends to submit the Burrendong Macquarie River water conservation project to the Public Works Committee for inquiry early in the new Parliament. He notes two main country concerns water and fodder conservation with estimates for both schemes totaling over £3,000,000. He supports a storage and fodder conservation approach and plans to present the case in Parliament. A party from Nareamine and Dubbo inspected the Burrendong site, with a Wellington delegation ready to press the Premier at Dubbo for dam construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dunn
Burrendong
Macquarie River
Public Work Committee
New South Wales
Wyangla
Lachlan River
Nona
Tunn
Angther
Wellington
Dubbo
Burrandong
Fuller
Macquarie Shire
J. F. Walker
J. H. ‘Truman
Local Land Board Meeting Handles Crown Land Applications
A Thursday Local Land Board session reviewed Confirma tion cases for Patrick Redn Veoch and T.M Smith and processed conflicting Crown Semme applications for Robert Cuthel James A C Curry Alex M Cuthel Allen G M Johoson with A M Cuthel as the successful applicant. John Lawrence was granted permission to caide off his holding while John J Byun faced suspension. Various approvals withdrawals extensions postponements and conversions were noted including William F Cahon Roy W O Neill Lawlin R Trudgett Henry Dowton and proposals for residential lease purchase and suburban holding purchases with annual rental set at 3d per acre.
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Patrick Redn Veoch
A.c.p
T.m Smith
Crown Semme Area
Parish
Mehsel Cunningham
A, M Cuthel
John Lawrenge
John J. Byun
William Dixon
T. Tori
Henry Sullivan
George Lyons
John G. Travis
Henry Popperwetl
Deal
William F. Cahon
Nentsec
Roy W
O'Neill
Lawlin R
Trudgett
Henry R
Dowton
Extension
William Dison
Mery Cowan
Brig L. Rilen
Hawaii Tourist Bureau Thanks Wellington Club President
Mr P Stephens president of the Wellington Glib received an appreciation note from the Hawaii Tourist Bureau. It thanks him for hospitable reception of a swimming team chaperoned by Mrs L Pullard Leas. The letter praises treatment in Australia and expresses hope for a return visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Stephens
Wellington
Hawaii
Mawaii
Parading the Paradine of the Paethe in Hewali Gazette
A fragmentary reminiscence hints at Hewali and the city’s tale of the Paradine, with travelers urged to linger beyond ten hours to grasp genuine charm and the nickname tied to a famed local figure. The text presents a dated, celebratory tone about time spent in port and social allure.
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Oso
Tage
Railway Controversy Over Wallington Train Refreshments
A railway commission explains a dispute about refreshments for ten commercial travelers bound for Wallington on a delayed Dubbo train. Officials say no special arrangements were made as passengers were not Wellington residents, and the publicity officer criticises the failure to feed travelers. Mrs Muir reportedly had 180 ready but none attended. The matter centers on who bears responsibility for passenger comfort and the need for express arrangements for non-local travelers.
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Aficyo Railway Commissioners
Dubbo
Pacaengers
Wallington
Raiway
Wit ‘Muir
Muir
Shmienta
Tiwan
Westers
Moir
Pasengers
Reniderta
Wellington
Railway Department
Thos
Crouch
Railey
Gor
Sydney
Crossweather
St Dibbo
Remaias
Stnay
Thos Crouch
Sommur Sapao
Betaus
Sailway
Difleet
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Anikien
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Ivy
John D. Brownhill
Wellington Times
Gobolion
Comsidere
Orchardint
McKillop & Sons
Budden
Navror
E. L. Wall
Pro
Tem
Wellington Golf Club
GOLF
Dodge
Arel Wilkins & CO
Lone Ae
Lee Street
Nanima Crescent
D. Priew
c/o
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Purcy Street
Municipality OF Wellington
THE
Welliupton Times
Mt Corner
Gisborne & Simpson
Rock
Ben
Gollan M
F. Lodge
Gollan Gall
A. E. Rotton
P. A. and H. Society
Baptist Church
Bournewood
Menudra
Western Baptist Association
Endordy’s
Suntop School
Wheat Transaction
Salvation Army van
A. Don
Lyndhart
Australia
Wwlentlits
Day
Polo
Burrendong Dam
MR. Dunn
Local Land Board
Fia Bray
Sten Bray
Neola Srecni
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