Memorial notice and local fundraisers for August events
Memoriam note for Linda, death by accident and family memorials. A Progressive Bridge Party and Five Hundred Drive is planned at the School of Art on Friday. A combined Street Stall and Jumble Sale by Women’s Auxiliary will be held at Western Stores corner to raise funds for the Military Hall. Donations of poultry fruit cakes jams clothing are requested and may be left at Maughan Street with Mrs. W. Johnson and Mrs. J. G. Smith, hon. secretary. Wellington Cycling Club annual meeting at the Hollywood on Wednesday at 8 pm. Membership encouraged. People may obtain landowner candidacy forms from police stations or post offices for the ensuing triennial period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Tinet Eis Lewed
Hyairtery
Geothers
C.W.A. Younger
School of Arte
Ering
B.S. & Bll
Awst
Maughantreet
W. Johnson
J. G. Smith
Church of
Country Women's Association
Mra
Geo
Wilkins
Mua
Mes
Hervetf
Mom
Wellington
Hollywood
Brut
Lange
P. Bennison
Practical Watchmaker
Sppasita Bowling Green
Perey Street
Wellingtons Council Adopts New Domestic Power Rates
Wellington town clerk Swindlehurst announces a new domestic electricity scheme. Up to two units monthly charged at 1d per unit with 26 percent discount for prompt payment. Excess consumption billed at 2d per unit. Motor rent 1s monthly with 25 percent discount, minimum 3d4. Future bills align with these terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Swindlehurst
Rosehill Racing Results Highlights From Saturday Meet
At Rosehill on Saturday, multiple divisions produced winners led by Omagi in the Juvenile Surrey and Flying Daye in the hurdle segment. Favorites struggled with just three favorites prevailing at Ascot-style points, while Bim Vinto, the ex-Orange gelding, also scored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosehill
Tter
Dweller
Nolena Voleas
Tol
Siskes
Omagi
Flying Daye
Queen Crow
Waner
Demid
Belle Treine Intuition
Winer
Legislator
S.r Duinina'd
Tactician
Bowery
King Craw
Chemoah
Hopehill Bandicap
Roorcella
Don
Moon
Dreamdale
Chania
Furey! Beurry
Durham Court
Ascot
Getarday
Rome
Bim Vinto
Lang's Latest Plan Draws Fire From Critics
The piece attacks Mr. J T Lang for proposed emergency income tax up to 6d in the pound on earnings above £500, arguing the tax harms wage earners and forces companies to raise prices or cut wages. It notes dwindling support for Lang amid economic strain and questions the plan's efficacy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatas
Lang
Aia
Unity Needed To Halt Langs Labor Policy Slide
The piece criticizes Premier Lang and ministers for unemployment rises and capital fleeing the state. It urges Labor National and Country parties to unite to resist a growing influence seen as disruptive. It questions government choices on civil service and wage impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Tara
Sigon Wa
Doula
Commonwealth
Bevings Bank
Blocre
Napoleon
Mr. Lang
Aly
Australia
Lane
Community notices and events amid winter weather
The Country Women's Association reports modest surpluses and thanks contributors led by Mrs Bert Howard and Mrs Thelma Lovett. Meetings and social events are announced, including a convent ball fundraiser, a Wellington cycling group gathering, a watchmaker ad, and school reopenings. Weather notes mention frosts and light rain with talk of dry spells ahead.
Local Jottings on Pip Line Project Allocation
A council meeting discussed the pips line work between Maxwell and Palmar Strowa and its connection to the Wellington main road. The project will affect municipal construction south of Wellington, ending nine workers' employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Stevet
Maxwell
Palmar Strowa
Devicion
Wellington
Witness Oath Confusion Noted At District Court
Court proceedings highlighted witness confusion as jurors and newcomers struggled with oath taking. One witness, attempting the traditional Bible method, paused before the judge corrected the phrasing and affirmed with Be holy my God. The judge reminded attendees to say So help me God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Justice
Correcwd
Thonuon
Old Bullock Team Draws Crowds At McLend Mill
On Friday last a line of twelve fine bullock teams drew attention as they approached McLend’s mill, reviving memories of past days when teams were common on local roads. The crowd voiced nostalgia for the old era, noting motors replaced teams yet hoping for a revival of Dobbin and Strawberry in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLend’s
Little River CWA Branch Delays Meeting
Owing to continuous floods in the Little River the CWA branch abandoned its planned meeting in Jane. Members hope to hold the next gathering on July 10 at Breathbox with Miss Lorna Byrne delivering an address to the Arthurville branch. Members remain active planning future activities and pursuing their agreed objective for the coming month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.A
Jane
Lorna Byrne
Arthurville
Weather Forecast for Central and Southern Districts
Forecast calls for rain in central and southern tiny land districts with heavy falls on slopes and highlands. Strong southerly to northwesterly winds, followed by cold quarry weather and snow on the high lands. Temperature today was 57 degrees as conditions remain unsettled.
Amarco Shire Council Final Meeting Deals With Local Roads
At the final monthly Amarco Shire Council meeting Cr Caldwell noted a wash away on Norah Crook Road and a bog hole on Euichareena Road near Mr Branger. The Engineer was instructed to attend. The Union Bank forwarded a subdivision plan for allotment 2, section 10, Yeo val, which was endorsed. Road repairs and drainage on Pickford’s erosite to Cumnock Loomlah sections were discussed, plus Main Roads Board extras for Wellington Parkes Road. Baldry-Obley Road drainage and Little River crossing issues were raised, with the Engineer to report on permanent improvements for the crossing when river conditions allow. A motion about the couch complaint was referred to the Engineer for report.
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Amarco
Cr. Caldwell
Norah Crook Road
Dr. Webb
Branger
Euichareena
Union Bank
A. J. L. Brackwell
Wellington
Yeoval
J. H. Asyd
Bournewood Fy
Pickford
Loombah
Cumnock-Loomlah
Ug ‘Mutracted
Main Roads Board
Wellington- Parkes Road
Gam Itros
Jonkim
H. M. Lowe
Yooreoga
Baldry-Obley
Obituary: Longtime Wellington district farmer dies at home
Thureday night obituary notes the passing of James Gibbs at his Gourie farm One Tree Hill aged about 90. A Bathurst native, Gibbs moved to Wellington district as a youth, worked the land with sons, retired twenty years ago, and endured a period of illness before death. Survived by seven sons and one daughter, graveside services were held at Wallington cemetery with arrangements by C J Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemnex Gibbs
Gauri
Desens
Bathuret
Wellington
Maggie Dunemore
Mryvale
Gourie
Te ix
Massie George
Joseph
Rawsonville
Robert
Sydney
Alfred
Wiliam
Arethur
Sidward
Dubbo
Warelands
Church of England
Wallington Cemetery
C. J. Shakespeary
Death of Dr Med gar at St Luke's Hospital
Friends learn with regret of the death of Dr Med gar aged about 62 at St Luke's Hospital Darlinghurst on Saturday. For years he practiced in Wellington, selling his practice to Dr R M Gramson months ago. He faced a long illness, with his life despaired of, and is survived by a widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medgar
Will Lear
Luke's Hospital
Darlinghurst
Wellington
RM. Gramson
Ing
London
Wellington Cycle Club Road Race in Rain Delays Girl’s Event
Yesterday afternoon the Wellington Cycle Club held its weekly road race from Wellington to Georie and back, a 26 mile course hampered by heavy rain. The winner was Arty Fubar with Worral close behind and Ryan third. Worral posted the fastest time. Talks begin of a Wellington to Orange and back race as a tougher test for local riders, while the girl’s race was canceled due to riders finishing late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Georie
Tony
Anish
Arty Fubar
Auek Worrall
A. Ryan
Worral
Orange
New Fangled Farming Methods Worth The Payoff
A speaker at an Agricultural Bureau conference notes the shift from old dairy and farming methods to modern, higher yielding practices. He compares past cows and spring carts to today’s high productivity, urging farmers to adapt to profitable techniques and use Department of Agriculture bulletins available free from the Under Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Agricultural Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agreiculture
G.P
Sydney
Reds Rally In Narrow Win In Western Stores Cup Match
In a hard fought rugby clash the Reds edged Nurromine to claim a narrow victory for the Western Stores Cup. New Rep. team players H. Morgan and Wally Peter impressed on the wing and threequarter line as Corthay beat Nurromine with a late score, Wellington nudging ahead by two after Tony Roswell’s goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Matchett
Reds
Corthay
Nurromine
H. Morgan
Trind
Wally Peter
Wellington
Kotton
Tony Roswell
Eave
Yeoval Defeats Dubbo To Retain Cup On Home Ground
Yeoval trounced Dubbo on Sunday to defend the KosEiinka Cup as Warren's team claimed the Johnny Walker Cup from Dubbo the same day. The Yeoval lads edged ahead late and held on with the scoreline tight throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeoval Tecs
Reda
Warren Tedim
Dubbo
Yeoval
Thia
Bodangora Retains Wilson Cup in uneven final
Bodangora defended the Wilson Challenge Cup at Bell Park against Wellington Blues in a low quality reserve grade match. Bodangora led 2–0 in the first half with a field goal by McAllister, added by a Jack Cox penalty in the second half to seal a narrow victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodangora
Bell Park
Wellington Blues
Allo
Jorseys
Bodengora
McAlister
Jack Cox
Hodengora
Bote
Bodiagora
Haynes
McAllister
Knock-out Football Competition in Wellington District Ambulance
A knockout football day in Wellington District Ambulance drew 11 teams with vibrant crowds despite rain threats. The event delivered tight matches ending without runaway wins while Gourie and Eurimbla were set to face off on Sunday to decide the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourie
Wellington
Thorn
Personal notes from Wallington and district events
A patient at Nurse Larum's Private Hospital, Mrs Beummett of Gourie and Mrs Williams of Wallington, progresses favourably and hopes to return home soon. Engagement announced for Dorin Gavin, Wins detta, to John Ward’s nephew. Patrick Sullivan, Gundagal Independent proprietor and ex Country Pro Association president, dies this morning. Colonel Murphy to represent the Head Quarters League at the 18th Annual Military Ball. Mrs Wile sustains back injury in a furniture accident and remains bedridden for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aonto
Larum
J. Beummett
Gourie
Patrick Sullivan
Gundagal
Iatn
Sullivan
Country Pro Association
Walfare
Col. Murphy
Hadquarters League
Murphy
Our Soldiers League
Wallington
Geurie Stoners Edge Victories in Rainy Round Robin Play
In the first round Geurie 10-stoners beat Wongaroba 3 nil with T Jackson refereeing. Wellington Light Horse defeated Bodun gora 3 nil with B Nayeau scoring. Elong Hlong y Georie firsts won 6 nil with Beth and L Graham scoring. Dubbo beat Wellington-Dubbod 2 nil. Montefiores won 8 nil with Corby scoring. Eurimbla bys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth
L. Graham
Georie
E. Poole
Dubby
Wellington
Dubbod
D. Massart
Crawford
JH. Dray
Montefioree
Goolwin
Montefiores
Corby
W. Whinsley
Eurimbly
Grusie
Geurie
Geusie
E. Dawson
Dowd
E. Peale
Dubbo
Wellington Light Horse
Wellington Light Florsc
Bwllman
Feau
K. Wright
B. Medeau
Eurimbla
B. Burnell
Burimbia
W. Whiteley
Burinbia
Medcals
Light Horse
Burimbla
J. Simgnan
Kuehmila
Geutie
Bunning
Regional Rugby and Football: Narrow Wins Across Games
In Brisbane last Saturday NW edged Queensland 15 to 11 after trailing 11 to nil at half time in a thriller. At Orange Old Boys defeated Millthorpe 5 to 0 to hold the Western Challenge Cup. Sydney matches saw Worth beat Balmain 13 to 11 Bunty defeat Norths 15 to 8 St George defeated Newtown 16 to 14 and South Sydney beat University 16 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queensland
Brisbane
Dunabane
Ted
Orange
Old Boys
Millthorpe Bo
Sydney
Worth
Balmain
Bunty
Northy
George Knat
Newtown
South Sydney
University
Fragmentary OCR News Note With Vague Prices
A blurred OCR excerpt mentions reduced prices for Sul but lacks clear products or dates. It references Smith cutting prices and notes work completed on sw preiaivtne with no coherent context or identifiable entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonnie Ricaiote Revetrung En
Rednep Peices
Ruuvenleed
Ont FC
Wall
Peres Serant
Smith
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Wellington Cycling Club
Awhole
Bon Gee
Pridham
Cobborn Shire Council
Local Government
Pruder
Bulalie
Chris Wrech
Meatamney & CO
Tadies
Mas, F. M. Attwood
Wellingtos Municipal Council
the District Paper
Bellington
Ponto
Sporting
Mocmed
Vetley Om Saturey- Resalla
Bee
Cockscrow
Ocean Bound
Lawiroi
Witcr
Chasdor
Green Moth
Myallan
Gracia
Denp Cresk
King Mart
Lynden
Romany
Ryo
Immer
Honorium
Tetenti
Romes
Firmafol
Kantic
Arcedius
Gresersky
Rox Auranticy Salonia
Magele Carile
J.T. Lang
Han
Ta Jong
Montartont
Roniico
Thlr
Monarch Pictures
FOX
Paramount
Poe
Zate Grey
Outdnor Moe Nas
Duanes
George O'Brien
Myra Loy
Huneary
Lajoe Riluhy
Walter Huston
Kev Franks
Kenneth MacKenna
VES! Fox
Australian Movietone News
Little Wiver Cwa
Amarco Shire
James Gibds
Wellington Wine Western Stores
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