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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented note honors Kilentoth Mekwehtign with two title mentions and thanks to Solromy kind Eriomly wad colut vee, exporiary 10 Mr aunt Mire A Hann for their Rinineas floral tributes. The piece reflects sympathy and tribute in a funerary context.
Fragmented memorial lines honor William Cigher and others with personal messages from Emily and children. Garbled text includes references to dear husband and brother with dates and locations largely unreadable, interspersed with names such as Emily Doris Clady and others.
Fragments recall a memorial notice for local residents and relatives, mentioning names and communities in a historic tribute. The garbled text references kin and neighbors, with hints of gratitude and remembrance, set in a community context.
A heartfelt memorial message from her grieving sister and Aunt, honoring a beloved daughter with a soft tribute. The note expresses enduring love and remembrance, acknowledging her place in their lives and the memories she leaves behind.
Local column reports a fatal horse carriage collision near Wagga and injuries to a passenger after a wheel attachment. It notes the driver’s survival, the coroner’s inquiry, and a court postponement. Also mentions a drowning near Ciriuda and a ship navigation tragedy on the South coast. Authorities seek survivors and identity of a patient from Wagga District Hospital, with unrelated notices about an asylum birthday and an upcoming commercial sale.
A dense, garbled OCR fragment lists names, church notices, sales, sermons, and local events. It mentions Baptist services in Cameron Mark, hymns, and a reception in New Zealand. Scattered items include a road accident, a motor incident, and various advertisements and notices with unclear context.
The Church of England Annual Social will be held this year at the Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday evening with dancing and a social program. Double tickets cost 3/6 and single 5/ each, with proceeds aiding charitable work. teas and light refreshments will be available, and it promises a lively event.
Frunom Demonstration tomorrow morning at Mr J Baward's orchard Gisborne Street and at Mr M Meleod's residence. Demonstrations aim to aid fruit pruning with advice for growers. On Wednesday Mr PF Anwha to demonstrate row pruning in Cameros Pash. Weather was heavy yesterday with two lightning flashes and heavy rain and wind. rainfall total this morning 0. pointy and June rainfall 38% points.
A garbled page mixes cinema notices with railway progress and a motor bike accident. It mentions a film titled A Sporting Chance and Marvel-lour Escape with actors Mrs King and Mina Muriel Mursray, plus a motorcycle crash near Cur Fa Ureikunl, and a new wheat truck trial by the railway department with design details on grain handling and loading mechanisms.
The article chronicles the life of G. Chandler who died on the 28th of June. It recalls his move from Wellington to Karrajong for work, a mining interest near Macquarie, and return to Wellington where he and his wife raised a large family. Surviving relatives include S. Shund tar, Besnett Molonys, F W Dunkley, L Stivers, B Aniorun, and others in Wellington and Little River. He was highly regarded for his remarkable memory and the early role he played in the community.
A fragmented account of a social event notes a pleasant evening with music and dancing. Attendees include Mr A Slurphy and Ay Wnuk Kaye, who mingled throughout the night. The event featured refreshments and a lively crowd amid a light, cheerful mood.
A Melbourne group with broad Australian reach plans a weekly digest combining Hupliepinion and The Literary Digest style. The editors aim to present an accurate view of Australia’s future with diverse opinions, promoting industrious unity and a decentralised national character.
The Starr-Bowkett Building Society held its annual meeting in Wellington. The secretary submitted the annual report showing income and total receipts with securities, a profit of 1008 pounds 10 shillings 10 pence, and 1280 members voting across 208 share holders. Auditors and officers were appointed for the coming year.
The dispatches recount a tumultuous session with comments on a stoning case and a government stance on taxation without representation. It notes the death inquiry into Merold Krause and remarks on officials released from jail after tax payment and public protests. The piece mentions Justice Bowser and Lyell Company cases and hints at political shifts within the British constitutional framework as strains between parties intensify.
OCR text presents a chaotic court sketch with names like Bridget Uanvidge and Kinbop Dwyer, describing a trial before Me Vives Herguson and a four-member jury. It mentions a convent, a July departure, a gunshot wound, hospital admission, and references to Captain Stevhart Wilton’s will sworn for probate.
A large crowd attended the wedding of Miss Gtiofod Bullock of Apsley to Mr. Luke Bullock of Granville. The ceremony at St. Barnaby’s Church featured bridal gowns of ivory and pale pink, bridesmaids in mauve dresses, and a procession of flowers and ribbons. The reception at the Bullock home followed with songs, toasts, and gifts, as families from Granville and nearby towns gathered for the celebration.
The wedding of Wing Moniow Robinson and Konnath C. Nowell was solemnised by Stoy Pather Evinton in Wellington. The bride Hilary entered the church with her youngest brother, wearing a white taffeta gown and pearl accents, while bridesmaid Mine Kiva Millon wore pale taffeta and a crown hat. The groom’s brother Leu Rubinman served as best man. organist 0. Murphy played the wedding march. A reception followed at My R MC Rat.
The lengthy ceremony at the Two Mite featured Mer Merbart Verrie and Wilt Uncrie of Yacble. The bride, attended by Miss Eilers, wore white and carried a war bouquet, while guests praised the couple and offered prizes and blessings for future happiness.
J Oolalins denounces aldermen in a fiery open letter accusing the council of improper suspension and failure to pay his salary. He claims ratepayer funds were mishandled and calls for accountability while criticizing the mayor and commissioners for their handling of the dispute.
A chaotic report describes the Mount Lyell Company facing a longwork stoppage amid a green industrial disaster. The Country Party in the Funeral Parliament sent a telegram to Darwin signaling opposition to federal representation and urging Territory alignment with new law, as reforms were debated.
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