Wanted A Smart Boy For The Grocery Department
Wellington notices list a vacancy seeking a smart boy for the grocery department with names such as Pepper Ald Thomas and Percy Street Wellington. A lost gold brooch and a gold wristlet watch are offered for reward upon return, plus thanks from Mrs A Rose and family for funeral sympathy. Notices warn trespassers and cancel permissions, signed by S R Stratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepper Ald Thomas
Percy Street
Wellington
Memorial Hall Prize Draw by Calin Drysdale
Organized by Calin A Drysdale to aid the period Sailors and Soldiers at Memorial Hall in Eastern Suburbs. Prize distribution of 1760 possible with 154 prizes valued in the Art Union. Draws supervised by Attorney General’s Department and Police Officer, with public press oversight. Send stamped self addressed envelope for result slip from 9 Bligh Street Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calin A. Drysdale
Germinaty Ry
Attorney General's Department
Police Ofyer
Family of Mrs Collins Burrandong Thank Readers
The family of the late Mrs Collins Burrandong extend heartfelt thanks to all who offered care and condolences for their dear mother. Your kindness during this time is deeply appreciated by the family.
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Collins
Burrandong
Eisae
Wellington notes and local notices from a bygone issue
A vivid summary: Bilfen wins a pickle bottle guessing contest by Cole Dramatic Co. in Wellington as business booms and railway sheds debated. Partnership of Lane and McVicar dissolves with McVicar carrying on under old firm name. Mushrooms flourish after rain, Dublin picnic attendance, track conditions, and optimism for another good year. Advertisements include Foley auction at Yeoval on May 2 with items listed. River weeds hinder fishing potential. political speeches lose crowds. cleanup of stray mongrels praised. surveyor for a wire track at bow ground discussed. Bathurst News Company possible wind‑up with local buyout. lawn topdressing at Comnoram Park. tennis court rush due to fair weather. Macquarie Bridge tender calls.
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Bilfen
Cole Dramatic Co
Wellington
T.S
Mesers WA Lane
A. A. McVicar Lane
Ch. Stock
jTrangie
McVicar
Dublin
Simpson
Sydney
Foley
Yeoval
Winn Alto
Macquarie River
Sears
Bow
Bathurst Thess
Mestre L. Z. Watson
Whitman
F VY
Bparrow
Goulhurst
Comnoroa Park
Tea Macquarie Baire
Farewell gathering for ndts of the Lago before dispersal
The ndts of the Lago bid farewell Wednesday night before scattered across the state. Townsfolk report influenza cases, and preparations for a military ball on June 1. Triples Day will move to Monday due to Sunday 24th.
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Kimbella
Wellington
Harvey
Lincoln
Epee
Meurs Abel Wilkins and Co
Syd. Bell
Georle
Ros. Sherringham
Norrie
Ube Forbes
Tillbroak
Welliouse
Inty
Orame Woollen
England
Enderby
Aviad
Jack Mearns
Weed
Montefiores
Te Wae
Macquane Bridge
A. M. Uunn
Wellington Poultry Club revival planned in district
There is every prospect of reviving the Wellington Poultry Club as several new bird breeders arise in the area. The previous club faded due to lack of support, but now poultry men and district suppliers are urged to back the effort to reform the club and fund initiative.
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Wellington
Impudent theft at Bathurst residence on Seymour Street
A daring theft occurred at 180 Seymour Street Bathurst around 9.90 last night. The burglar entered a front bedroom via a window while the family dined inside. A valuable elder down and a white quill were stolen. No trace of intruder or items found after a thorough search. The thief appeared to know occupants were home, given clear hall light.
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Sullivan
Seymour Street
Bathurst
Sub Jivan
Empire Day Events At St John’s Church May 24
St John’s Church schedules Empire Day activities with services at 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. and a 3 p.m. program featuring Core Creat. Web Vegios to assist.
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ST. John's Church
Stop Tractor Run On Pawhey Farm Ad Promises British Wallla
An advertisement titled Stop Tractor Run highlights a continuous nonelop ray spder farming condition to be tested with a British Wallla Tractor on the Pawhey farm referred to as Kyelite. The message emphasizes farming efficiency and new machinery.
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Spder
Pawhey
High School Frat Ball Brings Funds for New Piano
The High School fraternity ball at Oddfellows Hall drew good attendance and positive praise. The Novelty Jazz Band delivered fine dance music. About £22 was netted for a piano for the new high school building, with Mr. Cramsee acting as J C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oddfellows” Hall
Cramsee
J. C
Baptists reschedule memorial tablet service at church
Due to heavy rain the unveiling of the memorial tablet for Mrs Ernest Bullock was postponed to next Sunday night. The Rev. F. J. Dunkley will preach with the star rance of a beautiful life as the topic. Congregational singing and a solo are planned. All seats are free and visitors welcome. Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock, the Rev. Dunkley will preach at Nyuren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bullock
Dunkley
Cruss
Baptist Church
Sunay Afernoon
F. J. Dunkley
Nyuren
Methodist Church Empire Pay Services Announced
Special Empire Pay services will be conducted at the Methodist Church on Sunday with morning and evening sessions led by Rev. T. K. Taylor. A discussion on national and political questions will follow the evening sermon on the Empire. Political parties are invited. seats and hymn books are free.
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Empire
Methodiat
Tf Aa
Fapan
EE Am
Riv
T. K. Taylor
Geert
Starr Bowkett Building Societies Meeting Notes
The usual monthly meeting of Starr Bowkett Building Societies directors was held on Monday night in the saint rooms with good attendance. The ballot for No 3 Society chose Mr OH F Glover, registered number S62, in the third draw. No 1 Society conducted a sale with Mr Geo Parry buying £450 at 1th and Mr Geo H Heilgenck acquiring the remaining £150 at YA per share.
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Nos
Wellington Starr Bowke
Saint
OH. & F. Glover
Soziety
Geo. Parry
Geo. H. Heilgenck
Professor Walsh Foresees Earthquakes and Labor Victory
An aged professor predicts a massive earthquake in New Zealand Australia and South Africa within six weeks, with floods and life loss. He warns that New Zealand faces the most disastrous earthquake in its history. forecasts a great Labor victory amid political headlines.
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Australia
New Zealand
Islands
South Africa
Kosciusko Cup Trophy On View In Wellington Window
Don Williamson displays the Kosciuska Challenge Cup in his shop window. Don Williamson donated the trophy for local football competition and it stands about two feet tall with a finely finished design. The article urges Wellington’s footballers to unite a strong team to win the prize and notes Williamson’s commendable generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Williamson
Rosciusko
Wellington
Com
Williamson
Gwintinn
Willumson
Pony turnout at Retton's mart on Saturday
Buyers should look out for Mr George Peck's champion prize winning pony Walky and home at A E Retton's mart on Saturday the 10th at 2 50 pm Also auctioning a quantity of other good and useful articles for absolute sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peck
A. E. Retton's
Mart Sale Adverts by Mr AE Botton
A list of assorted goods offered for sale by Mr AE Botton includes wagons, harnees, furniture, prams, sewing machines and more. Items available before lay, with terms cash and immediate delivery.
Sharp sale by A E Retton on May 27
A. E. Retton announces a sale conducted by K P Sharp with a full list of furniture and effects to be disposed of. The sale takes place on Wednesday, May 27 at £30 per bulk. Goods are described as good, useful, and well cared for as Mr Sharp leaves the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Retton
Vic
Sharp
Cruelty to Animals at Kogarah Police Court
The Kogarah Police Court fined Herbert Lee for cruelty to a horse. The magistrate condemned the torture and warned of a £10 maximum fine. Another defendant paid 9 for cruelty and a third 2/10, for horses in distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kogarah
Herbert Lee
Reo
Soren
The Season's Prospects Amid Wet Spring Showers
Weather notes show showers in several districts with improved conditions in Wellington area. Warm spells and fewer frosts raise hopes for later planting as the winter fades and spring progresses. The forecast hints at milder days but overall aims to clear the soggy spell.
Indecent Letters Through Post Sentences Hard Labor
Robrit Petenson, aged 1) pleaded guilty at North Sydney Police Court to sending indecent letters through the post. He posed as a girl aged 14 or 16, responding to a reader, and the letters grew increasingly indecent. A magistrate, noting the winking state of affairs, sentenced him to months of hard labor.
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Robrit Petenson
North Sydney Police Court
Flincuton
Lorna Harris
Molomng
Forgueon
Hotelkeeper Fined For Sale Of Liquor Without Licence In Galong
Police Magistrate Patrick Nish jailed dealings at Burruwa Police Mount in May. Thomas of Goulburn faced charges for liquor sale on April 18 2020 near Galong in a Weston Weston lorry without a license. Defendant pleaded guilty. Fine set at £0 with costs and restitution to June 1 1925. Half the fine to Public Reward Fund. Liquor and bottles forfeited and sold, proceeds to the Colonial Treasurer.
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Burruwa
Willians
Patrick Nish
Galong
Weston’ Farn
Tcense
Sam
Polity Reward Fund
Colonial Treasurer
Teeth comes to Monarch Theatre for Tom Mix
Admirers of Toi Mik and Toby will see their favorite in a new Tom Mix picture titled Teeth at the Monarch Theatre tomorrow night. The tale follows a wandering prospector who loves his horse Tony and later a dog named Duke, with vivid forest fire scenes and adventure.
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Toi Mik
Toby
Duke
Monarch Theatre
Dave Devting
Tony
Mix
Tom Mix
Thomas Meighan
Will
Auppor
Weenie and Gazettes
Monsech
Wellington Station Night Officer Appointed
Mr Beith of Dobby becomes night officer at Wellington station. Transfers, hospital admissions, births, and local appointments fill the Wellington area news with updates on staff moves, medical cases, a honeymoon return from Ceylon, a bishop’s improving health, and a new director at Dubby.
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Beith
Dobby
Wellington
Man given five minutes imprisonment for attempted suicide
William Hyde aged 21 was sentenced in Sydney Central police court yesterday for attempting suicide. Evidence described a struggle in Central Square with his wife attempting to stop him from swallowing poison. He was treated at hospital and promised not to attempt suicide again.
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Sydney Central
William Hyde
Central Square
Unclear historical conflict and economic notes amid unrest
Fragmentary report outlines a labor dispute with ALP involvement, threats by a hired gang, and police action. It mentions a gun trap incident, a fatality, and an ongoing investigation. Weather and agricultural prices mix with damaged prose, listing livestock and produce values alongside vague rural conditions.
All Blacks Junior tour listing for Bell Park match
The article lists All Black Junior players selected to face Mumbai at Bell Park on Saturday. It names forwards backs and half backs including J. Davidson J. Whittaker J. Sherriff, L. McConnell and W. MeAtammmy and notes the New Zealand Rusty team travels abroad. The piece mentions venue readiness and that many players were chosen after trials for the tour with intention to participate.
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Bell Park
Tan
Divine Quarters
AL White
If. Sherbreham
Davidson
Whittaker
Withcome
J. Sherriff
J. Cowald Dray
L. McConnell
Mumbai
Jay Bell Parke
MeAtammmy
Ah Povard
St. Lee
Fret Hughes
Hatous
Alcheter Morgan
E. Offer
K- Cashel
J Duties Bracken
D Tanusun
G. Cacbell
All Blacks
Hse
del Pathom
Seleeiae
Bohling
Dean
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Yeowal
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Tional
Dubbo
J. EB. Mow
Irles
Warne
Montefores Scree
Times Office
Byrd
Corvere
Ephone
Mebul
T. Lyons
Tincoln
Wellington Table Tennis Club
Club House
Ony.terl
A. Neich
Spencer C. Maddrell
Molong
George Treweere
Pastures Protection Board
Fastores Paucien
BP. Chapman
Rose
R Stratton
Oddfellows’ Hall
F. A. Navesu
Macquarie Shire
Arthurville Road
Swannell's Banc
Council
Harvey Truman
Macquarie Shire Ofc
Rolls Royce
ART Union
Colly A. Drysdale
Bligh Street
Progressive Party
Morgan
Gaellington Times
Poultry Club
Methodist Church
Starr Bowkett Building Societies
Professor Walsh
AE Botton
K.P. Sharp
T.T
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Pd Gleeson
Sharpe
Electehm
Marden
Bo AL Wykes
Arthurville
Donaldson
Mother
Babe
R.E. McMillen
Naima Crescent
W. It. Briciam
Ceylon
4. B. Beobin
Meeson
Batherst
O'Farrell
Colombo
London
Meredith
Aareman
Talleay
Wels Imetan
Svrutton
Mire Hd Ward
Suwwartte
WM. Donaldson
Thornton Stree
Han
Nuree Donaldson
KS. Hughes
Ponte
Mre. Hughes
PJ. Wallace
E. Driet
Railway Taco
Driet
J. A. Simpson
Weeler Stores Ltd
Dubby
Sinpson
Phil le Quexne
le Queue
W. 4. le Queane
The
Western Stores, Ltd
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Seximen
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Csapor
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