Notice of Removal Event at Maurice's Crossings
A community notice reports a social gathering to aid the Drill Creek Tennis Club. The event features a dance with a Lyric orchestra, held at Mr Burwell's shelter at Maurice's Crossings on Friday, with varied prizes and tickets available through local organizers Neville, Warren and Mona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Burwell
Maurice
Drill Creek
Eudge Prises
Lyric Orchestra
Mona
Ladion
Neville Ami Mo Warren
Wanivers
Wellington District Hospital Annual General Meeting Notice
The annual general meeting of Wellington District Hospital subscribers will be held at the Council Chambers Wellington on Monday 11 July 1993 at 8 pm for the annual report balance sheet and election of directors for 1993. Nominations close 5 pm on Friday 9 July 1993. If more nominations than seats, a ballot will be held at Court House Buildings Maughan Street Wellington on Saturday 15 July 1993 between 9 am and 5 pm. Returning Officer Curt House Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welhinelan Wetrier Hospital
Gounell Chambers
Waillington
Court Mouse Buildings
Maughan Street
Wellington
Till & Pen
Directo
Court Hower Buildings
Maughan Steet
Wau
Tani Tham
Naveat
Moughen Street
Evangelistic Address and Probate Notices Highlight NSW Notices
An OCR fragment shows a gospel evangelistic address at Gospel Hal Maughan Street East, plus a series of probate notices in New South Wales. Notices concern estates of George Baker Louis Owens Martin Long and others, with administration and creditor actions, dates in 1932–33, and appointments to Ellen Baker and Joseph Henry Owens. An extraordinary General Meeting of a sub-branch discusses charges related to the Wellington War Memorial unveiling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of
New South Wales
George Baker
Mental Hospital
Parramatta
Maryvale
Supreme Court of New South Wales
Ellen Baker
Ford
Eilen Baker
Hous
WN KELLY @ SON
Administratrix
Wellington
Maurice J. McGrath
Hunter Street
Sydney
Supreme Court of New South | Wales
Louis Owens
Notte
Jessune
Ethan
Joxeph Hanty
Owene
Joseph Henry Owens
W. P Kelly & Son
Proctors
Hunter Streat
Supreme
Court of New
Buprama Court of
John Norton
Meverord
Alfred Jjavaph Gummer
Flebt
Alfred Joseph Gumme
Alfond Joseph Gummer
Jonu
Kelly
Amin
Mi McGirath
Ichik
Rab Pam
Chib
Col
Itymen
Bute
R. J. Hadfiell
Shie Subdicranch
Conherann
Wellington War Memorial
Messich
D. Norman
Head
Jg? Smith
Hon
See
EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE AT Empire Hall
Church charity event at Empire Hall on Monday features ninepence to enter, with cheese supper and dancing to a lyric orchestra. Proceeds aid Convent Jubilee Ball, hosted by Mrs Burrell and F Traynor with tickets at 2 shillings. Also advertised dairy farm lease and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Hall
Barket
M. Veohang
Ney
Hon
Eoce
J. Matthews
Local Jottings From Wellington Town Notes
Local notices mix social events and incidents from Wellington. A euchre party and dance raise funds for a jubilee ball at Mr Burrell’s, while a horseman breaks and borrows a horse to reach Gronfell. A pupil’s pedestrian injury prompts ambulance and hospital care, and a court hearing covers a £29 debt with partial payment in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sare Donaldson
N.asy
Wellington
Arthur Street
Daner
Ag. Thal
George Paul
Hin oMoee
Lee Street
Mrembrick
William Wannacot
Pertorda
Wellington Hosital
Autehudie
W. F. Bare
Mart
Leagie
Baldivis
Cal. Hyman
O.be
Severany
Madfeld
Aguinat
Camnnelion
Ington
Samgur
B. Jeffery
Gronfell
Binnaway
P.O. Wellington
Dinkelet Court
L. Bert
Hopkinix
Clair
Dane
Solomon
J.T. P. Bassett Ajut Son
Joseph Thomson and Son
Maughan Street
Phung
Government urged to spur industry growth and private investment
Investors abroad and at home express confidence in government policy while banks hesitate to fund productive industry. The Premier echoes a call for merchants manufacturers and financial institutions to invest, creating employment and boosting consumption to end unemployment and restore prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankas
Indunteia
Warge
Ananda
Premier appeals to invest in movement for recovery
In Sydney Town Hall the Premier urged capital holders to invest and expand enterprise to accelerate inward movement. Government progress includes 70,000 men back at work over 12 months, lower interest rates, softened taxation, and bank support. If revenue rises 6 percent next year, budget balance and remittance of some taxation are possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Town Hall
Commonwealth
Tve
New South Wale
Sturr
London
Bathurst Burrs Prompt Watershed in Local Trade
Complaints pour in over the Browth of the Mathuent burr in Wellington dirk as shoup-owners lament loss of business from outsiders. A petition aims for municipal and shire action to compensate for now omitted buyers. The Parmaryan action was to be registered at the office of Mr Geo Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathuent
Burr
Wellington
Municipal Council
Macquarie and
Cobbowr
Geo. Paul
Bath area path project aims to improve access and save costs
Public plan outlines constructing paths in the Bath area to guide foot traffic away from lawns and protect root systems. Council hopes the work will be funded with minimal expenses, using a few tools and avoiding harm to the park during development. Efforts will focus on preventing further wear and preserving the space around the Angelic or bureau area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ngelenteal Bureau
Dale Pehene
Tenderers Move to Clear Stack at Works
The successful bidders for the factory project are pushing to clear all stock at the works and to warn that any reasonably low offer will be refused. The Inspectorate calls on all concerned to bid prudently, promising strict action against inadequate proposals.
Evangelistic Service at Gospel Hall Tonight
Tonight at 2 20 the Evangelistic Services in thy Gospel Hall feature Mr Fy Hunter from the North of Ireland delivering a special address on The Coming of the Lord how when where at Palay rat. All Christians are invited to hear this interesting well-known speaker in a general meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maughan Street
Irland
Evan
Pelvic
Fy Hunter
Ireland
Dole Work Plan Discussed by Town Council
Ward praised by Town Clerk M Truman as 300 pounds allocated by Unemployment Relief Council for mountain Wellington use under schirrw at sth tituting work instead of dole. Council to meet tonight to decide, work likely to start next week. A simile letter to Macquarie Shire Council suggests the project began as a teaser and may face abuse claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
M. Truman
Wellington
Connell
Macquarie
Teaver
Wellington Jockey Club Adopts New Winter Meeting Plan
The Wellington Jockey Club follows the Dubbo Club deciding to hold a Winter meeting on July 26 and 27. The Wallington meeting is expected in August with a probable date set, though not fixed. The committee will draft a programme soon and announce details when ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington Hockey Chute
Dubbo
Wallington
Goon Aa
Wellington Jockey Club
Mining Experiences at Wellington
In Wellington a mining dispute exposes names like Warden Makinson and Clerk, and the tale centers on a claim over water at a shaft. The strange scene features miners Clark and Brownhill, eccentric banter, and a court-like atmosphere as characters argue over ownership and water rights in a vivid, informal chronicling of local mining life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Jawoone Vush
Makinson
Nek Clark
Eiallewin
Aulinwoal
Clirke
Saul
Ullvaon
Brownhill
Hurrendong
Niles
Clark
Indy
Miners Wardens and Local Notices Highlight New Ventures
A fragmentary curation describes mining chatter and wardens in Wollongong and Sydney region life. It notes Mrs Hawg and Mrs Fogarty celebrating marriages while officials like Constable O'Rooke appear in institutional visits and public notices.
Sutton v Street at the District Court adjourned
The district court session on Monday heard the case Sutton v Street as Thomas Tchr noted labor work for LZN/162. Mr. Davidson spoke for the plaintiff while the jury reviewed Levy v Mow. Judge Finn stated no promise of hearing soon and adjourned to the following day seeking an extra court if funds allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Coure
Church of England Men's Club Meeting Preview
Next Monday night the Church of England Men's Club holds its regular monthly meeting in the Pariah Mall. Members socialise, play cards, sing, recite, and enjoy light refreshments. the gathering aims to foster fellowship for church men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of England Men's Club
Pariah Mall
Atelock
Apeinia
Military Ball Promises Success Despite Weather Setbacks
The Military Ball scheduled for July 18 aims to mirror past success as funds are bolstered by smaller events. A recent School of Art dance was hindered by bad weather, with another dance planned for Saturday at the School of Art Hall. A card party last Monday at the School of Art yielded a good turnout. the event was organized by the Sulles Auxiliary under H. Smithy Vyesitent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chode Anerson
Suntan
Wales
Taplin
Sidney
Wellington
Prycke Bros
Campbella
Burrell
Bourksserving
Erverit Amaller
School of Arte
Sehoail of Arte
Kehool of
Artin
Sulles
Mes H. Smithy
Indictment and trial actions in Wellington case
An unclear report describes Mrs Yoand facing trial from Wellington on a jury charge to Dubbo Quarter Kempung. The Crown altered the indictment, with references to public wrongdoing and legal origins in England. The accused pleaded not guilty. Crown overseer Mr F Davideon defended. Sentence and related figures are inconsistently reported, including mentions of a brother Henry Fair Jame court and various local names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Davideon
Davidwon
Hamry
Verna
Vor
Wellington Gaoler and a Quiet Street Incident
A garbled report recounts a Wellington gaoler named Jimmy Layton and a rural street scene where he faced police attention after a night of activity. Neighbors recall a quiet man with family ties, and the piece notes a jury outcome and local judgment surrounding the event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Asr
Coupland
Wellington District Hospital
K. G. Titheridge
R. B. Wall
Prical
Wellington Returned Soldiers’ League
RaiPinthee
Smith
Hon. Sey
Wellington Public
Grange
Dublin
de W
Ling
Ton
Miss E. Kemp
Ladies’ Outfitter
Nanima Crescent
School OF Arts Hall
Theobald
Ambulan
Bann
PANCE
Narrogal
J Aly
Social Club Aa
BALL
Mendeoran
Ranite
Ulance Daly Creek
Couben
Jubiler
Man L
Resla
Donaldson
A.T.N.A
Arthur ST
Mourke
Croming
Campbello Tetitle Club
Tlekats
Goal Puchre Princes
F. Traynor
TRE District Paper
Belington Times
Wellington Ganetta
Haven OF the West
Bathurst
Evangelistic Services
DOLE
Jockey Club
Wellington Court
Ehorge
Wellingtonya
Aintel
Ueeini Fe
Raignwemogt
Jam Hannah
Dames Roel
Fimirmiwori
Aenha Comal
Mtr
Thomas Aiki Atkiinsin
Aitudio
Rai
Teath
Wis Fito
Paris
Couneller
Bichap Coty
Angibean Rathures
Mornieyr
O' Rooke
Mice
High Wall
Mr. Urey Blend
Avin
Mike Glare Kelly
Proeldere
Gita
Darey Walker
Truman
Imeet
Vasa Teaiins
Lewata
Higton
Woatmatha
Romerhins
Iley
Bydney
Enown Horn
Fogarty
Halieay
Ko Davies
Thormtan Smn
He Baler
Carey
Je Anne Gly Sayichtor
Allise Reh
Sutton v. Street
CEM
Sporting
Aihaeawe Ye
Sree
Fiderson
Jimmy
Ge Hn
Taylor
Lwin
Edun
Jack Ward
Pravetully
Thor Detute
Subveribere Cmacil Maniny
Nepick
Mabey Bain
Naveaul
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