District News Stuart Town Weather and deaths in Stuart Town
From our own Correspondent the note reports dry changeable weather with frosts affecting fruit. Sickness includes influenza cases and a burn leading to hospital, Constable Adie’s death after a fall from his horse with an inquest finding accidental death. Local items cover a school picnic, road repairs, arrests for theft, a funeral, an examination success, a tennis match with awards, and upcoming railway timetable changes.
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M. Brady
James Haker
J. Baker
Clarke
Orange
Haary the Baddler
Orange Hospital
Adio
Adia
Lower
Mookerawa
McConville
Hop War
Rubt
Farnham Public
Champion
Church of England
Progress Committee
Farnham
Store Creek
Rivers
Eddy’s
Nicholls
Benea Weh Rivers
H. Milla
Orange-Wellington
Progress
Shire Council
Price
Adie
Ttis
Josephine Crick
J. E. Onck
Trinity College of London
Crick
Invincibles
Bruart Town
Falick
Stuart
Mise D. Boehmee
Sicard
Stuart Town
Eslick
Weathering a Poor Season in Maryvale
Maryvale reports variable, disappointing weather with late frosts causing damage to summer fruit and crops. Prospects for a decent harvest are bleak as some crops fail while others wilt. Livestock feed dwindles and grasshopper plagues threaten further losses, according to Major Barton.
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Major Barton
Man
Weather Woes And Local News In November Notes
Weather fronts trouble crops with rain needed while Jack Frost nips early fruit. Shearing continues. wool quality fair. Tennis match against Lambing Hill slated. Farmers and Bettlera hold monthly meet. railway line asks Kelvin to Manilla to Dubbo corridor. local responses mixed. Next meeting set for November 7 at Mrs. Lockrey’s.
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Jack Frost
Lambing Hill
Bettlera
Railway League
Kelvin
Manilla
Gunnedah
Mullaley
Coonabarabran
Dubbo
Wellington
Lubbo
Weather Woes And Community News From Bodangora
Eleven days of rainless weather devastates crops and livestock moving toward Mudgee. A smoke night at the Miners Accident Hall features school participation and praise for teachers. Handicapped shooting prompts close scores led by T H Kelly. Families depart Bodangora as town declines toward the Deserted Village. Wellingtons bakery opens, Maitland departure looms for King family. The Osbornes mourn their child’s death. A Trinity College of Music practical exam at the local convent yields honors for Regan Condon Finn Hobinson and others, with a holiday granted to pupils and notes on examiner Schilaky’s Australian tour.
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Mudgee
Miners
L. Bullock
T. H. Kelly
Bodangora
W. M'Intyre
Wellington
C. Schilaky
Trinity College of Music
London
Ae Regan
Katie Regan
Maggie Hennessy
Lizzie Finn
Maude Regan
Mary Condon
Claude Hobinson
Sechilaky
Australia
Victoria
Melbourne
Trinity College
Maude Ragen
Rose Tuncheon
Marke
Ide Finn
Edi Magner
James Flynn
Pansea
Honora
Federal Capital budget and regional notes mix
Sydney wires report mixed items including old and new wheat prices, flour values, and livestock notes. Budget figures show total revenue 216,015,000 with customs and post office income, plus planned expenditures and state allocations. Also listed are weather forecasts, local crimes, a fire at Wyalong, and overseas items about Macedonia, Yokohama festivities, Siberian mine disaster, and a football draw with York.
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Sydney
Deakin
Jervie Bay
Tarrerio Estate
Narribri
W. Cutler
S.B.A
Range
Ravenue
Senate
Denis Cooney
Federal Railway Department
Frankston
Janallary
Surry Hill
Wyalong
Macedonia
Fesr
Bulgaria
Yokohama
Siberia
England
York
Annual Wattles Dance A Pronounced Success
The Wattles Dance in aid of Wallington Convent drew 206 couples at Odd Fellowe Hall last night. Misses Foster provided the music, with extras by Markwell, Elsie Sesto, and Mr. Glover. J P Clifford acted as M O. A generous supper was donated by parish ladies and local business people. Dancing continued until about three in the morning. Organisers praise the arrangements and female secretaries and treasurers are thanked for their efforts. A juvenile dance follows tonight.
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Wallington
Oddellowe
Foster
Markwell
Elsie Sesto
Glover
J. P. Clifford
M.O
Mia. Mallon
Misa M. Veech
L. Stinson
Meedames Byrne
Murphy
T. McCormick
M. Veech
B. Vooch
Harrington
Lorton
McDonald
Cashman
Clifford
B. Harris
Livermore
Broderick
O'Brien
Mesers
W. Reidy
O'Malley
T. A. Cashman
M Dawes
Curious Letter From Spicers Creek Provokes Notice
A reader from the west district reports a long journey to Spicers Creek where a Sunday church age was found lacking in Christianity. The letter contends stock feeding and grazing near the semitree, critiques a local boss over shearing, and accuses union men of exploiting white workers.
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Weast
Spicers Cresk
Spicers Creek
Wanted, cure CoOOK. Apply to CASHMAR'S HOTEL
Classified notice fragment seeking a general servant or board and furnished room at Ulton Busy Corner. Also requests return of a gold curb beachlet and a lady's black kid handbag. One line notes non‑responsibility for debts unless authorized.
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Cure Coook
Cashmar's Hotel
Tiboe
W.H
Wellington
Nanime Crescent
Percy-street
Zouch
Percy
Bank
Arthur
Maxwell Street
Lee-street
Hones
Thornton-Street
Slep
Line
Warne
Thornton
Pierce Streete
Monte
Sores
P. L. Been Aboom
Norwich Fire Ins
Backstreet
Wedding of Quirk and Miller At Wallington Church
The wedding of Mr T F Quirk of Gladatsne Bear Wallington and Miss Leith Reubens Miller of Wallington was held at the B C Church yesterday afternoon. The church was packed as Rev Father Dunos officiated. Bridesmaids Miss Lorrie Quirk and Miss E Warren wore pink and white gowns with matching hats, and Mr W Waterford of Sydney was best man. The couple plan a Sydney honeymoon after a reception at the bride’s parents’ Pierce-street home.]]>
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Mfr
T. F. Quirk
Gladatsne
Bear Wallington
Thomas Quirk
Wellington
Mies Leith Reubens Miller
John Miller
Wallington
Jane
Lorrie Quirk
Miss E. Warren
Quirk
Miss Warren
W. Waterford
Sydney
Pierce-strest
Masonic Officers Installed at Lodge Wellesley No 81 Wellington
The annual installation of officers at Lodge Wellesley No 81 Wellington occurred in the Masonic Hall with many members and visitors from Dubbo Narromine Blayney and other towns. Wor Bro W Smith assisted by Wor Bro T BH Cameron and Wor Bro FWE Wises conducted the ceremony and Bro BH O Lord was installed as W M for the coming year with a full slate of officers. The evening included a substantial supper and toasts, followed by social time. Separately the Salvation Army federation fair and gift sale prepare events at Oddfellows Hall stretching from Saturday to Tuesday with contests and a fish pond and other activities. season tickets are 1s.
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Lodge Wellesley
Wellington
Masonic Hall
Dubbo
Narromine
Blayney
W Smith
Cameron
W.M
LPM
A T Smith
J.W
Loi Turnbull
JT P Hassett
T H Cameron
Rev J McDowell
T A Cameron
Wice
P McCabe
Parton
J.G
JK Brey
Bros & B Coupland
RM Kimbell
Tytler
Bro & Hodgson
Bros J
Brownhill
EA Fultop
Bom Kimbell
Salvation Army
Oddfellows’ Hall
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Pea
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O’brien
Great Central Hotel
At & P.m
H. 8. Clayton
Wellington Hospital
Plesse
Collins
Ben
New South Wales Government Railways
Phillip-street
H. McLachlan
Department of Mines
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Government
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Molong
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Gaza
W.H. Wood
Mies P. Cross
Mr. F. Jones
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J. Gollios
Dade
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W. Ferguson
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Roy
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Kentrise Closs
A. Ottaway
Maughan Street
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Municipality of Wellington
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Gardner, Coxpeil
Quink—Miller
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Ronson
Oddfellows' Hall
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Mumbil
Prince Charlie
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Queen's
Little John
Adam Quesnie
Benson
A. W. Spratt
Masonic
H M Rudd
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Maxon Matghan
G.H. Brade
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H. A. Swan
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Alao
Gabolyon Terreco
T. M. Sherriff
F. W. Croaker
J. W. McKinnop
Regine Shed
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J. Howar
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Mudo
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Corporation
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Percy Streat
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Taylor
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Delungra
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