Wellington High School Ball and May Gatherings
Sincere thanks are offered to friends and staff for support after a recent bereavement. Wellington High School hosts a May 20 dress ball for the Piano Fund. a tea meeting and concert is planned for May 5 at St Haplixt Church in Gollan. a Presbyterian Church stall is set for May 28 at Western Stores Corner. A brindle greyhound named Bruce is missing, with a £1 reward. The Supreme Court of New South Wales Probate jurisdiction notes Second Accounts for Janet Taylor, Wellington, are filed and claims or objections are due by May 26 1925. executors’ allowances will be sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High School
Oddfellows’ Hall
Presbyterian Church
Supreme Court OF
W South Wales
Janet Taylor Lave
Wellington
New South Wales
Chancery Square
King Street
Sydney
L. M. Addison
J.T. Assett & Son
Eldon Chambers
Welton
Hie
Colquhoun King and Richards
Pitt Street
Local Trotting Club Seeks Subscriptions by January 8
Local Jottings report strong interest from trotting enthusiasts in a fund supported by donations. Norman Cook, secretary of the trotting club, will receive subscriptions, with collectors also available via the president or other officials before the 8th January. Mr C C Lasnarini of the Western Buburbs will speak at Stores Carter next Saturday on behalf of W F Dunn's candidacy for Wammerawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beate Menitwe
Wellington
WB Dunn
Pam. Sharp
W. P. Dunn
Geo. Schipp
George Ralph
Norman Cook
Jane
C. C. Lasnarini
Western Buburbs
Carter
W. F. Dunn
Geurie District Trotting Club Meeting and Local Events
The Geurie District Trotting Club schedules a trotting meeting for Saturday May 16 with five events and total prize money of £60. Nominations close Saturday May 9. Other notices include Dubbo Show exhibitors Merry A V Brown and Ren Coupland winning chrysanthemums and dahlias, a sale by Mr A B Battum on May 14, and various local sales and activities around Wellington and Dubbo with community events at the Presbyterian Church and Wellton Hugh School fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die Geurie District
E. Whiteley
Lamp Ginbes
Dubbo
Mucraw
Weeling Bick
Merry A.V. Brown
Ren Coupland
Dubra
Tie Dahlian
A. B. Battum
May
Presbyterian Church
New School Hall
T.T
Dubla
Mr. W. Clever
Ty Steel
Abe Aliuigh
Charming Belly
Pruncella
Huon Junior
Chile
Harald
Oddfellower Hall
Mano
Wellton Hugh School
Smith
Hanes
Pollawine
Mudgee
J, Molfield
JR Atkinson
HB. Blackman
F. McGrath
F. Oram
AW Way
Mara
A. G
Grudgeon
Gudgeon
Vache
Hudson
Darcy Walker
Phane
Wollington
Suday
Tushar
Oodiatrict Residente
Pompton
Comobells
T. G. Aatington
le Sweet
Wellington
M. Ryan
Timbi
Yeoly
Red Plug Store
Wel Ranneh
Comobella
Windorah
C. Moyles
Joseph Thompson
Sam
Gollan C E Social Raises Funds At Function
The recent Fy Social raised 88 pounds 17 shillings in proceeds. The Fry for the event was donated by the Gollan C E boy. A silver van was won by Misa Shick Morribunely pictured, with Mr Hooper of Wellington and Mr W Sullivan of Wellington noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gollan
Misa Shick
Mr. Hooper
Wellington
W Sullivan
Petrol Economy Test Report by Overland Agent
Yesterday a local Overland agent conducted a petrol economy test on an Overland vehicle. The test, supervised by a loyal peace officer, covered about 0 miles with an average speed of 32 miles per hour, using a handsomely shaped cap as a prize for the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Shokeapwar
Overland
Blk Overland
Overland Company
Bhakapuare
Lidho
Auction sale at Mount Knowlez in Mt Knowlez district
Auction notice states John Workman of Mudgee will hold a large sale at Mount Knowlez this Saturday including draught horses, wagonettes, wagons, drays, cattle, and miscellaneous items. The ad emphasizes varied livestock and farm equipment available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Knowlez
John Workman
Mudgee
Mount Knowsex
Saturta
Methodist Mothers Day Services Across Circuit
All Methodist Churches in the circuit will hold special Mothers Day services Sunday. Members and visitors receive a white flower for the boutonniere. The church will be attractively decorated and Rev. T. K. Taxor will preach on the Significance of Mothers Day. Special singing planned. admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K
Premier's Visit to Wellington Meeting for Nationalist Candidates
Sir George Puller Premici will address Wellington electors on Monday. Doors open at 7 o'clock with a musical programme from then until the address at night. The event supports three Nationalist candidates for Wammerans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir George Puller
Premici
Wellington
Wammerans
George
Cole's Dramatic Players Begin Season in Wellington Park
Cole's Lewinan Players announce a new season at Wellington Bell Park in a waterproof market theatre opening Tuesday next. The first night features The Little Grey Home in the West by Sieger and Mr John Puller. Two subsequent nights present All That Girl Can Give and Who Is the Woman with half-price admissions for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Lewinan
Wellingtonn Bell Park
Market
Sieger
John Puller
Little Grey
The Katoomba Thousand Art Union Draw Set For June
The Katoomba Thousand Art Union vows a drawing on 1st June and plans to sell Gekots only for about another month. The event, reputed as a leading public patronage effort, invites buyers to participate in the drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kacoombi Thousand Act Union
Nooke
Katoomba
Baptist Church Teaches Evening Lecture Series
Tieniel in the Wenningewn age HL Phurch and tomorrow night at Howenwwood Baptist Church Rev Martin will deliver an interpretive Tantern Teeture. One charge for admission. Sunday next Rev J Martin from Melbourne will preach at Wellington Baptist Church morning and night and in Bournewood Sunday afternoon. All seats free hymn books provided and visitors warmly welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howenwwood Baptist Church
Martin
Sunnday
Melbourne
Wellington Baptist Church
Bournewood
Chrysanthemum Show Highlights Wellington Bureau Exhibit
The Wellington Agricultural Bureau showcased chrysanthemum blooms in Mr Kimbell's room on Monday night with many fine autumn specimens. The climate suits the flower and growers take pride in their plums, with blooms rivaling city shows. Membership is increasing as people join supportively, the bureau offering valuable agricultural information from the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Agricultural Bureau
Kimbell
Agricultural Department
Australians in Bic Film Shine in The Bea Hawk
Several Australians take major roles in The Bea Hawk, Frank Loyd's photoplay filmed in town. Enid Bannetreve and Kathleen Key stand out as leads, with Mare Me Dermott in a key part, drawing local pride for a big screen production based on Mafuel Sabatini's novel. Warn of caution against infection risks, as usual for sensational shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bea Hawk
Frank Loyd
Thie
Enid Bannetree
Kathleen Key
Mare
Dermott
Australia
Tt Ten
Mafuel Sabratini
Wellington
Sebo
Gold at Trip Finds Pro Aising Roe Tar Stone
A gold find near Canoe yields a promising ore sample, with an old pree value noted. An Orange candidate will oversee the operation and promote the discovery for potential returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trip
Canoe
Leader of the Progress Hits Stores For Candidature Event
On Saturday night next at the Stores addrom in support of Progressive candidates for the Wam nermwn, Mr HL V C Thothy MLA will be in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addrom
Wamnermwn
HL V. C.thothy
Will Loe
Railway Depot Closer at Wellington. Staff Moved
Railway Commission era officers visited the Wellington loco sheds this morning. Most workers have been told they will be removed from Wallington by month end. Some will be drafted to Dubbo and others to Orange. The Wellington repair depot will be closed at month end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Commissionera
Railway
Wellington
Wallington
Dubbo
Orange
Light Rain Brings Partial Relief after Rainy Spell
After days of threats to rain, Wednesday brought light showers that pleased residents. Two brief showers fell during the day but clouds returned and the rain faded again overnight. Forecaster Partecyn predicts heavier falls next week in western parts as repairs continue.
Wires Report on Loans and Queensland Developments
The Commonwealth Government moves to showcase a loan for the first to fourth Ware Towns with interest yet to be fixed. Kreisler notes Australia’s growth drives investment. cabinet eyeing district councils with self government powers to speed regional development. A railway revenue rise contrasts with tram losses, a pow tunnel death at Brady Brisbane is reported, and tax cuts loom. A tenth anniversary of a local event is noted along with two leprosy cases among Aboriginal people from Roper River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Amin
Frite Kevisler
Joan
Kreisler
Railway Commisionere
William Field
Ower
Brady Brisbane
Luaital
Roper River
Market report and incidents at New South Wales routes
The report notes irregular and generally weaker cattle and sheep markets with higher quality cattle penned at 050 yarded and prices for farm produce such as potatoes wheat oats and maize varying. It also records a railway accident at Mewarra Junction Eveleigh where workers and settlers were struck by a train with fatalities and a Canberra strike, plus two women attacked in Melbourne at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Imerne
Lucerne
Mewarra Junction
Eveleigh
Central Station
Ayemeiaw
Canberra Uy Iinground
Cheless
Melbourne
Fragmentary Crime Note Sparks Fearful Night Ride
An incomplete report describes a man seizing a person from behind near a cond, a later strangling attempt on Grimshaw in Chalsan, and a woman offering her purse to a stranger who fled. The weather outlook mentions Bhowsry aus coum and northern tablelands with fine elsewhere, cool temperatures and easterly winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahdwan
Fowenettle
Grimshaw
Sitc
Chalsan
Vorarast
Wellington News Briefs Highlight Police Moves And Local Births
Personal Pars Binice heads to Goaford to live while a young win arrives at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Rowgall in Wellington. Carlin returns from a seven weeks holiday visiting Sydney and Victoria. District Inspector Price attended the opening of the new school bus. A bonnie young daughter is welcomed by Mr and Mrs J Deve Mn of Warne Street. Sergt Patterson from Bathurst arrives in Wellington and takes up duties as the Wellington police strength is reported fuller. H W Thorby and Mr Braxner visit. Higman retires after 53 years in railway service and will settle in Sydney’s Auburn. Wellington hosts Dr Way Young and Presbyterian minister in social welcome.
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Goaford
Win
Geo. Rowgall
Wellington
Mra
Carlin
Sydney
Victoria
Price
Methodle
Bn Town
J. Deve Mn
Warne Street
Babe
Sergt. Patterson
Bathurst
H.W. Thorby
Agla
Dubbo
Welington
Braxner
Sergt
Patternon
Higman
Aubearn
Bowls Match Sees Jones Defend Wil mot Badge
On Tuesday afternoon Mr Pe Ay Jones defended the Wil mot badge against Mr A fy Smithy with a score of 16 to 7 in favor of the holder. Both played gourd bowls and produced fine heads during the game. On Saturday the Ramblyre will tour up north to play a match against a local link, determined to show how the game should be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe Ay Jones
Wilmot
Thy
Local Football Meet Delays Entries and Saturday Selections
Weekly football meeting delayed to tonight with extended entry deadline. Three senior clubs Waratabe All Blacks and Sars bil and two junior teams All Brick and Georic have nominated. more may join. Teams prepare by friendly games while awaiting key matches, with selections announced for All Blacks Waratahs and Junior All Blacks fixtures against Georale Juniors at Junction Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Waratabe
All Blacks
Sars Bil
All Brick
Georic
Alvo
Amex
Fas Thew
Iam
All Barks
The
Ke Dixon
Threeyvarters
J. Kennedy
M. Sherringham
D- White
A. Brow
Whittaker
Davidson
N. Wilson
Williams
J Sherriff
E. Jones
J Masterson
J. Cowan
Waratahs
Junction Park
J. Hiatt
Lynch
Klatt
Bimpeon
Schotteldshall
Cottrell
Liveoights
J. Dowdy
Wands
A. Graham
J. Masterson
Saanbrook
Brien
J. Mcifillen
W. Peters
McKeachie WomDn Wing Wedding At Craigroynton Hall
A large late afternoon wedding united Miss A. McKeachie and Mr. A. Plant in a ceremony at Craigroynton. Bride wore a white silver lace gown with Brussels lace and a veil, carried orchids and carnations, attended by two bridesmaids in pink georgette. Groom wore traditional morning dress with blue accessories. The reception followed at the hall with a refined crowd and formal attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mek
Mather
Alice Taylor
Helen Taylor Touinci
Georgette Brocks
Pegey Bayley
Jom Horn
Bath
Cnddledowshire
Blanbelt
Heneytenth
Naveau Huckle Wedding in Canbury Target
Avie Naveau and Huckle wed in a Baptist church ceremony celebrated by Rev F B Dunidey. Attendants included Mr Cunt San of Mr Jamin Naveau and Mr Huckle with family guests filling the church. The bride wore ivory crepe with bouquet of white lilies and thomumié, while the groom’s party wore formal dress. The reception and wedding march followed at the home of Mr and Mrs George Huckle, with plans for a motor honeymoon through the Appigetion areas to Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avie Wren
Cunt San
Jamin Naveau
Canburya
Huckle
Secon
Georgy Hlackie
Montefiores
Rls
Dunidey
Tu Tor
Thuredt
Father
Dunkley
Lille
Milas Jensie
Carrie
Dubbo
Miso Wiheceven
Frank Neveau
George
Wellington
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Jomal
Wammerawa
H. T. Blacket
Hugh Campbell
Dubbo and District Trotting Club
Grine Nanny
H. Weer
Anyon
C. C. Lazzarini
Bell Park
Council
Thaske
MR. John Fuller
London
Little Grey Home
West
J. E. Vincent
Craden’s
GAB
Y Street
Percy
Rolls Royce
ART Union
Colin A. Drysdale
Sid
Sailors and Soldiers’ Memorial Hall
Attorney-General
Esgex
A Ui
Thix Art Union
Atul
Muchantca
Prem
Ube
Colin Me
Depots Bligh Breet
Reault
Hon Radburn
Roe
Russell Wallace
Radburn
Thal
England
Frederick England
M. J. Englams
Mansford
John Hansford
Mumbi
Arthur Street
Bruce
FLEGG
Swift Street
Macquarie Shire
J. Harvey Truman
Slacquarie
Wellington Times
Haven OF the West
ST. John's Church
Ruth
Pam
Leuven
Gollan C, E
Social
Methodist Church
Progress
Way Young
College Street
Kiev
Gether
Ben Young
Mckeachie
WomDn Wing
Naveau
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