Applications for loans and deposits advertised
Applications received between February 24 and April 1 for loans repayable in 1930 or 1985 at subscriber option. Instalments: 24 percent deposit, 25 percent on May 1, 1925, and 4 percent on June 1, 1926. Applications, deposits, and instalments may be lodged at banks, savings banks, post offices, or with stock exchange members. Interest starts on application and is taxable federally but not by state tax. Also notices seeking a scoutmaster for Wellington Scouts and various local notices including a lost overcoat and a funeral notice.
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Money Order Post Office
Stock Exchange
Local Jottings Show Many Races and Community Events
Day of amuze at local grounds with races from 10 a.m. including pony, hack, balloon and flag events, tug of war and girls and boys races. Dinner, stalls, and prizes listed, plus church notices, society reports, and a charity cake sale. Reminders of entrance fee and trophies noted.
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Neurea
Sheffield
Dancing Madame Crausaz Offers Private Dance Classes
Madame Crausaz of Paris Academy of Danse offers private instruction for adults and children in Boston. Classes begin March 16 for adults 8 to 11 pm at Oddfellows Hall with 3 shillings. juvenile sessions start March 14 from 2 to 6 pm at 2 shillings 4 pence with family discounts.
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L. M. Crausaz
Academie de Danse
France
Paris
Boston
Price
Oddfellows’ Hall
Madame Crausaz
Wellington
Public meeting and notices from Ashfield to Bodangora
Mr McTiernan will address public meetings at Stores Corner Dripstone and Bodangora on Saturday and Sunday on behalf of Mr Dunn who is in hospital with an injured knee. Also notes on dancing classes, a driving incident, electoral roll exhibition, a municipal council adjournment, a Fordson ploughing demo, and a Wellington horse sale with 200 horses.
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E. A. McTiernan
B.A
L.L. B
Ashfield
McTiernan
W. F. Dunn
Dripstone
Bodangora
T.T
Thes Lovelace
Jean Vaute
R.D. Pipe
George Campbell
Arthur
H. E. Williams
Mr. Campbell
Calare
Wellington
George Paul
Bedford, Taylor and Weston, Ltd
Orange
H. T. Nokes
Drapery Sale Announcement by A E Rotton
Mr A E B Rotton advertises a large Grapesy sale to be held in his Mart on Friday and Saturday the Mth and Tith February, commencing at Veheneh day. Buyers must remove and pay for goods immediately after sale each day. A full contents list is in the advertising column.
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A. EB. Rotton
Buiday
Veheneh
Sam Kahanamoku: Champion Swimmer and Musician
Sam Kahanamoku, a renowned swimmer and skilled musician, delighted guests with his guitar playing and vocal performances at a dinner hosted by Mrs Fullard Lee. His menu of Hawaiian songs and musical items drew high praise for his sweet voice and entertaining stage presence.
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Sam Kahanamoku
Dubbo Horse Sale At Winga Dee Stations
Next Thursday March 12 Dubbo sale by Wm Inglis and Son and A W Cleaver will offer 260 horses mainly heavy draught from Winga Dee Ellengerah Curraweena Boorooma and Thurlgoona Stations in Sydney and Dubbo listings.
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Dubbo
Wm. Inglis and Son., Ltd
Sydney
A. W. Cleaver
Wingadee
Ellengerah
Curraweena
Boorooma
Thurlgoona
Monster sheep sale at Goulburn draws 48000 head
Next Tuesday March 10 at Goulburn W H Wheatley will hold a large sheep sale with 46000 sheep on offer. The sale features station bred stock and a fine lot, drawing attention to a major regional event. Garryowen races nominations close Saturday night at 9 p.m with plans for a strong meeting.
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Goulburn
W. H. Wheatley
Pretty Wedding at Baptist Church in Wellington Sydney couple wed
The marriage of W. H. Mitchell and Miss Ruby A. Pearson was conducted at the Baptist Church with Rev. F. J. Dunkley officiating. Guests included best man Roy Pearson and bridesmaids Winnie Bliss and Doris Caragher. The couple to spend their honeymoon in Orange.
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Baptist Church
W. H. Mitchell
H. R. Mitchell
Wellington
Sydney
Ruby A. Pearson
H. S. Pearson
Apsley
F. J. Dunkley
Roy Pearson
Frank Mitchell
Mixs
Winnie Bliss
Mise Dot Caragher
Molong
Doris Caragher
Mrs. Dun
A. R. Coupland
Powell
Arthur Gough
Elsie Cook
Orange
Local notes on weather, industry and odd incidents
Rainfall under half an inch freshens dry pastures raising farmer hopes for ploughing to resume. Rabbit industry pays weekly cheques but trappers report missing skins. Ted Hansford lost skins from a skin lid camp. Sam Blunden holidaying in Orange. Norman Altopher buys a deluxe Dodge. A large mob of travelling cattle appeared in the week, some in poor condition. Rubber stamp agency has delivered over 60 stamps to local firms and residents.
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Ted Hansford
Ted
Sam Blunden
Orange
Personal Pars and Hospital Births and News
A stream of local notes reports births at Nurse Flegg and Nurse Graves private hospitals in Yeoval and Wellington districts. Families include Mr and Mrs J Miller, Mr and Mrs Geo Schipp, Mr and Mrs Norman Sutton, and Mr and Mrs Geo Paul with son Keith and daughter Nancy. Others include travel plans, hospital recoveries, retired officials, and a death notice for Mr H T Nokes.
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Geo. Schipp
Nurse Graves
Mother
Babe
Norman Sutton
Montefiores
Nurse Flegg
Geo. Paul
Keith
Nancy
Bathurst
Motor
Mr. Paul
Manly
Narrow Escape from Fire In Nanima Crescent Shop
A fire in Nanima Crescent caused smoke and water damage to Mr. Whalebone’s shop after a gas leak fed the flames. Bert Shannesy alerted locals, the brigade arrived, and a wet rug and water buckets doused the blaze near the gas meter. Damage is put at about £10 with insurance on stock and fittings.
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Bert Shannesy
Mr. Whalebone
Nanima Crescent
Attwood
Sydney and New Zealand reports spill into busy news day
Broad dispatch from Australia and New Zealand recounts state cabinet plans to fix parliamentary dates by May 23, a bank clerk from Swan Hill alleging a staged assault, heavy rains easing drought, infantile paralysis toll rising in New Zealand with Palmerston North hospitals admitting five patients, a Palace Theatre crowd thrills at a rain interruption, and a Sydney smuggling ring offering to smuggle Chingy with a £1000 bounty for informants. Market prices for meat and produce show volatility as cattle yards and wholesale rates shift. Grimmett hailed by English papers as the bowler Australia has sought, with Adelaide reacting to his rising form.
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Bydney
Ggg
Trevor Thompson
Bank Clark
Swan Hill
Melbourne
New Zealand
Palmerston North
Palace Theatre
Sydney
Sydney Morning Papers
Australia
Renant
Death of William Madden at Sydney Hospital
William Madden aged about 40, a native of the district and former carter at R M Kimbell’s, died at Sydney Hospital after illness. He was single, had active interest in football and long-time secretary of the local League, and leaves a 17 month old daughter, Mary. Funeral by Messrs Brothers, Wellington, tomorrow at 11.00.
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William Madden
James Madden
Percy
R. M. Kimbell
Ag Carter
Sydney
Kurrajongs
Georie
Mary
W. RB. Stuart
Mesars Brothers
Wellington
Cricket Railway A and Maryvale set for next weekend
Cricket notes show Railway A to meet Maryvale at Maryvale Ground with listed players. A Railway B team to play against Woolman at Show Ground next weekend and Tuix to play Neurca match with a 058 departure. Australia wins fifth test by 107 runs, Grimmett six wickets, Sutcliffe tops England, Ryder makes 73. Tate leads England with high average.
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Railway A
Maryvale
J. w’Beckett
L Aa Patten
Gollan
H. Johnston
Newell
K. Bleeckman
Collins
Blackhall
G Bell
J. Read
Sparco
Dowtendal
Weasel
Jacobs
Gittings Vett
Naveau
Offner
Hiatt
W. Green
Wuuluman
Payne
E. Comer
JL. Comer
White
G. Schumack
E. Murphh Blunden
N. Fettell
E. Bimbe Nowland
R. Condon
Tuix
Neurca
Vars
J. Sutton
J. Dowd
C. Spratt & Gers
Els. Wall
D. Wall
de L. Reidy
A. Jones
Allett
Fr Son
Emergency
V. Hiatt
Australia
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Commonwealth
Commonwealth Treasury
M. Bruce
Glenwood
Geout
Wellington Times
Geo. Campbell
Burrending
Nanima Crecent
H. Fo
A. Williams
Swift and Thornton
Curra Creek Road
Wellington Hospital
Times” Office
Sheppard Harvey and CO
Sheppard, Harvey & Co
Scone
Harold Sheppard
Homebush
Alexandria
Weighbridge
Stuart
Walter R. Stuart
Kurrajonges
Presbyterian Cemetery
Murray Bros
F. Fletcher
Gisborne Street
McGrigor
Welsh
Masterson
F. Crowe
H. F. Johnston
P.O
Studebaker
Fulton's Motors
Menzies and Pearce
Kepwin
Donaldson
Thornton ST
Monster Sports
Gibbs
Kathleen Mar Gibbs
Jean
Kathleen Mary Gibbs
M. E. Lynch
Mollie
Marchard
Woods
Amelia Sarah
Noice
Vera Dorothy
Amy
G. Gough
R. A. Bloomfield
Sewerson the Baptist Church
Kimbell's
J. Almrnethy
He. Dever
A. M. Jones
H. Morley
Summer Street
Jones Bros
Co-Opco
Sheppard, Harvey and Co
Jeseller
Nash
Viel
Murray
Swan
A. E. Rotton
Rushby
Montefiores Street
BT. Austell, Thornton-stone
Don Williamson
Abel Wilkins & CO
H. J. Wykes
Ted McCrorey
the District Paper
Haven
Fordson
Narrogal
Gee. Stuart
Jule Grayton
James Surbrun
Monarch's
Chu-Chin-Chow
Fox News
Garryowen
Garry- Owen
McLeod
Miowera
Gilgandra
Narromine
ST. John's Church
March &Th. Wellington
A.m
H.C
Messrs Robinson and Hilyard
Mitchell—Pearson
Wellington District Hospital
J. Porton
Flegg
Ald W. Rose
Mr. C. Rose
Alf Rose
F A
A. E. Hunt
Wyoming
Neverthre
England
H. V. Thorby
M.la
Farmers and Settler’s Association
400. Meeson
Gilgandra Court
A. Spilbury
St. Vincent's Hospital
P. R. Stephens
Swift Street
Mr. Stephens
Queensland
Grimmett
Adelaide
Mit
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