Broken Hill Police Recall Sparks Public Outcry in Wade Issue
In Broken Hill a mayoral meeting denounced the Premier Wade for not recalling police sent there. A mass protest burned Wade in effigy on Guy Fawkes night while indignation over police deployment echoed across NSW politics and mining unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Broken Hill
Broken Hall
Senate
McGregor
N.S. Wales
Home Affairs
Mr. Wade
Guy Fawkes
Yass
Canberra
Mount Morgan Gold Mining Company
I. Moore
P. Martin
F. Chrisenson
M. Bombarderie
O. Butler
Michael Lyons
Archibald Banke
John Nash
David Young
Firth
Redfern
Rifle Club Committee Maps All Day Shoot on King's Birthday
The Rifle Club Committee met in the orderly room to arrange the annual all day shooting on King's Birthday Monday. Capt A E Rose chaired with Kell Gage Brownhill Smith Barnes McKnight and Rosa present. Three ranges 200 500 and 600 yards with seven shots per range and prizes. entry fee 2s 6d covers the day and lunch. safe access for financial members only. shade and water provisions to be arranged. local prizes to be canvassed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifle Club
A, E. Rose
Meears
Kell
Gage
Brownhill
J. L. Smith
Barnes
McKnight
Rosa
Rango
Mosers
Hose
Smith
Mr. Rose
Mesara Gage
Messrs
Mc.Knight
J. E Bray
G. W. Brownhill
Bray
J. E. Bray
A. B. Gage O
G. Brownhill
E J. Barnes
B. Beach
H Ziehlke
Ook
Geo Paul
J.M. Smith
District News Notes Heat Dust and Local Updates
The weather is very hot and dusty with rare rain, gardens dry, and four mine applications despite a lease through year end. Benr is very ill, and Mrs A Sharps arrived from Gober. A surprise party and church meetings mark social and religious notes as a new Catholic church opening is planned for next March. Snakes are vicious. a local couple await a murder trial.
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Dick's
Benr
A. Sharps
Gober
Mohitance
J. D. White
Church of England Committee
Father Loneragan
Mies KE
Hunt
Goolma Notes Highlight Community Picnic And Local Events
From our own Correspondent Goolma reports on a second successful picnic with praise for the secretary committee and teachers and broad participation by Mesdames Murray J J and Ryan. The day at the racecourse featured games prizes and a grand spread before lantern entertainment, plus local club activity and sports results including Jacko Club formation and a defeat of Twelve Mile by Goolma U C. Weather a thunderstorm and 22 points locally, wool yields and wheat crop concerns noted for the season ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Murray
J. J
Ryan
Goolma
Goolma U.C
J. O. Brophy
King Hill
Mesara Ryav
Progress Association
Wargundy
Wellington
Mesars
Bedford
Taylor
Hot dry weather hits Woncarbon crops hard
From our own Correspondent. Dry heat prevails with no relief in sight. Most crops fail as binders cannot catch enough feed. Some neighbours report hay yields of one ton to one quarter ton per acre. Moore Bros Morley and F H Morley among those with small returns. No yard room this year and sheep cannot be turned for fat stock to Sydney market. A protest against losses and wasted land.
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Moore Bros
A. Morley
F.H Morley
Sydney
Illness and Weddings Mentioned in Local Notices
The notice reports Mrs. James Hunt’s serious illness and possible surgery at a Dubbo private hospital. It notes Mr. John Renshaw and Miss Ann Reidy’s wedding at the R Church Wellington, plus congratulations for the couple. Also mentioned are a grand concert for Church of England funds and slow recovery news for Mrs. J Huot and Mr. Samuel Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hunt
Dubbo
Hashes
Nuff
John Renshaw
Misa Ann Reidy
Wellington
Church of England
Samuel Armstrong
Sandy Creek District News and Railway League Formed
In Sandy Greek and district observers note ongoing sheep shearing and rising wool movement. A Railway League formed near Mr. W Thompeds Way with about 40 members, electing A Garling secretary. Debate favored Wellington Werris Creek line over Dubbo Werris Creek.
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Wellington
Welligoten Times
Sandy Creek
P.L.L
W. Thompeds
A . Garling
A. Ross
Werris Creek
Evitenie
Wellington- Werris Creek
Dubbo Werris Creek
Dubbo- Werris Creek
T. W. Dorman
Progress Association Holds October Meeting at Arta School
The usual monthly Progress Association meeting was held on 30 October in the School of Arta. President W. Althofer presided with members including Riley King Colreavy Morgan and King jr. Minutes were confirmed. A request from the Minister for Education for more accommodation at Morungulan Public School was noted for prompt consideration. The secretary was instructed to contact the Shire Council about culverts at Dripstone and to press urgent attention to the culvert near the public school to the railway station. The Wellington Municipal Council was asked to inspect the Wellington Flat road near the cemetery, still poor in wet weather, and to take action.
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Progress Association
School of Arta
Messre. W. Althofer
Riley
Morgan
Mr. Riley
W. King
Shire Council
Dripstone
R. J. Morgan
P. B. Colreavy
Wellington
Association requests aid for fencing reserve and donates to hospital
Mr Riley moves to ask Under Secretary for Lands to assist the Association in fencing recreation reserve No Mise 08 12037. The Association votes to donate half a guinea to Wellington Hospital and the treasurer is authorized to pay it. Meeting closes. The School of Arts committee plans a Friday meeting. Weather turns hot, with brief storms and light showers, aiding haymaking on scarce fine patches.
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Riley
C. H. Barton
M.L.A
Colreavy
King
Wellington Hospital
Morgan
School of Arts Committees
Geurie News Highlights Local Sports and Events
The district reports strong farming activity with standout crops from Mr T Whiteley and Mr Philip Williams joor while Old Soul provides steady leadership. Geurie cricket prepares to challenge Wellington Half Holiday Club on King’s Birthday after a productive practice. A Rifle Club handicap shoot lists scores and a Geurie team heads to a Dubbo match. The district public school concert in Reynolds Hall showcases student performances and visiting musicians. District Council discusses amalgamation with racecourse trustees as wool traffic remains robust and a mare dies from a liver cancer caused by strain. The Misses Maccabee open a music and arts residence in Wellington Lane with much local pupil activity.
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T. Whiteley
Philip Williams Joor
Wellington
Georie
Ziehlke
Rifle Club
Tl. G
Bennett
A. Zieblke
W.smith
R Bcrimshaw
J. Potter
J. H. Bennett
C. Laruma
C.e.payne
Dubbo
Maccabee
Gourie
Wellington Lane
Jas. Gibbs
Shearing Under Way as Season Brings Mixed Prospects
In Cundumbel, shearing is nearly finished with notably good fleece quality despite a poor season. Crops lag and depend on timely rain. a lack of rain in a fortnight could ruin the harvest. Sheep from Back Oardin are moved to Nandilyan Heights for shearing.
Surprise party at Mr J Austin home with 25 couples
A Wednesday gathering for a surprise party at Mr J Austin's drew about twenty five couples. Music by W Roberta and G Roberta on violin, Mrs McKinnon on accordion, and J D Barney offered Edison phonograph selections. Midnight refreshments were served by ladies. dancing continued until daylight amid signs of a coming storm as of Tuesday.
Severe heat and drought threaten crops amid storms and concerts
The region endures extreme heat and strong winds as daily thunderstorms loom though little rain has fallen. A heavy Monday downpour soaked a narrow strip, while crops languish for moisture and many may fail without rain. Local events include a convent school concert tonight and a progressing billiards tournament with multiple matches reported.
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W. Tierney
J. Baker
Ecr
W. M. Hudson
P. McDonnell
Tommy Gaspipe ' Sronse
J. Picken
Wees T McDonnell
J. McDonnell
al Barter
W. Marston Eerapheent
Ryan
Areh
Smith
Jack
G. Austin
L Eggleston
P. Rovin
Mr. A. Robinson
Royal Rooms
Disorderly Florence Smith Appears at Wellington Court
Florence Smith 26 faced Wellington Police Court for drunkenness and using indecent language in Gabelion street. She pleaded guilty and was fined 2s 6d for drunkenness and 40s or a month for obscene language, paid by Lee Bow the Chinese man outside the court who acted as surety. Theresa Wong Sing, a passive participant, received a fine of 2s 6d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Florence Smith
Gabelion-street
A. G. Shiplin
J.P
Theresa Wong Sing
Lee-street
Mord
Hammond
Gobolion Street
O'Reilly
Lee Bow
Constable O'Reilly
Lee Bowalo
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District News
Bodancora
Sandy Greek and District
Orifstone
Cundumbel
Cashman's Hotel
MBS
T. Cameron
Arthur Atrest
Gooday
Bell Park
H.R
P.H
Bedford & Taylor
T. A. Whiteley
Gearis
Fordale
Hornsby
H. Hubbard
Maryvale
Thanee
London and Newich Accident Co
Wilkin
Hunt, Obley
Spicer’s Creek
Nerenue
Charles Teague
Spicer's Creek
Ivor Sale
Turonville
Tarana
C. Collins
Turana
Leeds and Co
Leeds & CO
Orange
Percy-street
Emall Bhones
Percy-streat
Bank-street
Emall
Lee Street
Marwell-streat
Thornton Street
Simpson's Lane
Ling
Thornton
Kennard
Short
Zouch
Maxwell
Montefiores
P. L Breen Agooni
Norwich Firs
Bankstreet
Jack Deep
Levels Gold Mining Co
G. Wilkins
Rennis Maughan-street
G. Wilelins
Eee
Pepe
FB Stephenson
Highield
P.A. & H. Society
Council
Priday
A. EH. Rotton
Government Department of Public Instruction
Duvercraxp Hien ScHool
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
Banxaverer
David John Oux
Yarragel
Court House
Moore-atrest
P. H. Galubhuby
W. H. Palmer
Ofsial Ansignes
Bathurst
Dairacq
Will Scoept
Eppinate
Btewart
Krank Bros
Tivoli Theatre
Melbourne
Adelaide
Hives and
Utley
Freguson & Sone Proprietors
Splendid Team
A. E. Rotton
W. Bryno
John Bough
Graham
Ureelery
Cobrauraguy
James Niven
Gulgong
J. Broughton & Co
Young
Cobradbaguy
Cobbora
P.U.L
Cobraraguy
Stuart Don
Oung
E. Duteirld
MB3
Stokes
Keldholme
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