Lost Dish at Hospital Ball Promptly Returned Request
Notice requests the Indy who took a glass dish by mistake at the Hospital Ball Supper Room to return it to Mr C Bose Bor. Three dishes remain unclaimed. Also plans a Band Committee meeting on Tuesday night next the 16th at 4 pm in Council Chambers to appoint a new secretary to Rand. Government notices mention road closure objections due within one month. Dances set for Friday at Soldiers’ Union with Miss Muby Gaye performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
C. Bose
Rand
E. R. Cromwell
Bec
Gasette
Ath
Nanima
New South Wales Government Railways
Sydney
Wellington
Morris
Ieattery
Bacurday
Bandamente
Taraday
Council
Greretary
Bell River
HL ‘Vo Thorby
M.L.A
Westers
Smittrotna
Soldieer
Belday
Mnet
School of Arts
Mix Ruby Gage
Wallington
As. Smith
Bert
Simpson's
FSA
Geurie
Wood
Blomebush
John Mellagh
Maryvale
Wothers
Lamba
Winchcombe
Caran Ltt
Be Smart
Smart
Dave Vase
Rabbit
Swift Street
Bob” Skelton
Wwrue
L. Howell
Bruart Town
Chas Vaughan
Obley
Standard Rugby
Wm. Whiteley
Rugby
G. P. Wall
Kimball
Loneragan
Wal and Kelly
Frank Loneragan
Kureajong Park
Gao. McClymont
Orange
Bian Bray
A. B. Rotton
Pligeum
D. Mewhan
Amberville
Boggebri
Wellington storekeepers plan partial closure demand
At a August 16 meeting of the Chove Club committee the storekeepers of Wellington agreed to close premises by 1 pm on Monday September WE. Named signatories include Wright Heaton and Co. Ltd, Dan W Roddy, Gilpin Led, Pepper and Thomas, A A Crean, FG Wall Pong Lae and Co, Ernest A Fulton, A T Smith, EL Wall, Western Stores Ltd, Red Flag Stores and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Chove Club
Wright Heaton & Co., Ltd
Dan
W Roddy
Gilpin
Pepper and Thomas
A. A. Crean
Wall Pong Lae & Co
Ernest A. Fulton
A. T. Smith
Wall Western Stores Ltd
Red
Wellington District Seeks Firewood Donations
The Wellington District is calling for donations of firewood to help the institution in need. Seniors of the district are urged to contribute as soon as possible, with a request for help from all residents. Fee details and collection points are not specified in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ser
Robe
Bulk Silo Warrants Buy S.W. Bulk Silo Workers
M. McLeod UI buyers of S. W. Bulk Silo warrant erecur rent rates and growers are advised to communicate with them before selling.
Local Jottings and Community Notices
Local items spill across a lively page with meeting notices in Council Chambers for a secretary, a concert, street stall for Presbytery, and a dance at the Soldiers Club. Telegram from MLA Vo Thorby confirms a paid voluntary pool, while livestock sales, wool prices, and auction events color the week.
Local notices and auctions in September sale at Pierce Street
The district faces frosts and moisture issues as preparations continue for auctions and council endorsements. Mrs Pearce's residence on Pierce Street hosts an absolute sale of the entire household including furniture on Wednesday the 16th, with buyers urged to act. the event coincides with multiple local items from turfing at the swimming baths to endorsements for Labor candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearne
Eal
A.lp
Masra
Donnell Spring
Waheter
Ritchie
Simpson
Percy Street
Abel Wilkins
Entries Close on Saturday at Wellington Jubilee Show
AML intending exhibitors at the Wellington Jubilee Show are reminded that entries for all sections close with the secretary Mr Rotton on Saturday next at 5 pm. Return entries promptly to ensure strong competition in every section and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
AML
Rot~ton
At & Pm
Jockey Club Entries For West Meeting This Week
Entries are due for the Wuillington Jockey Club meeting to be held Thursday and Friday September 24 and 26. Owners, horma, and trainers across the West are reminded to enter promptly as the event draws a large crowd of visitors during show week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wuillington Jockey Club
The 44 Hour Week Bill Clears First Reading
The bill to reduce the working week to 44 hours passed the first reading in the Assembly by 49 votes to 30 in a party line division. Nationalist and Country Party members signaled opposition at every stage. The measure refunds overtime rules for hourly or daily paid workers and adjusts wages under 44 hours and under 48 hours to meet 48 hour federal awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Country Party
Cass
Inter Town Football Visit to Dubbo for Hospital Cup
A special train departs Wellington at 1.80 pm on Wednesday to take the Wellington team and supporters to Dubbo for the return Hospital Cup match. Fare for the journey is 4/6, with a large crowd expected to boost hospital funds and support the blue and golds’ year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Dubbo
Wellington Uam
Wellington’s Grand Trotting Meeting Set for Saturday
Wellington readies a record trotting meeting starting 1 30 p m Saturday at the Show Ground. Strong rival horses from Sydney have trained on the local track, and prize money reaches £300 plus the Cup of Mondey, drawing crowds and closing shops to host a large influx of visitors. The committee promises flawless organisation and a notable inland town event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ax Evénue
Sydney
Lowa
T Pa
Varried
Anit
Aviary
John s Church September 18th Event In Wallington
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a September 18 event at Johns Church in Wallington with times and a 7.0 ppm reading. Details are incomplete but imply a scheduled gathering or service with numeric markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington, & Am
Dubbo Stock Sale Advertisement Promises Large Herds
The Dubbo associated selling agents announce a major stock sale in the new sale yard at Dubbo on Tuesday next the first, featuring 600 fat sheep 00 fat cattle and store stock to be offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Selling Agents
Dubbo
Municipal Franchise Petitions Presented to Assembly
Petitions from 842 whitten and municipalition were presented to the Legislative Assembly on Turaday protesting the extension of adult franching at local government elections. Mr J Cyrx Firepat tick presented 184 protests, claiming the enclosure viewed the proposal with alarm. The remaining 110 protests were handed to the tweakvr by Mr Drummond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Assembly
Turaday
J. Cyrx
Drummond
Another Wheat Pool Payment Becomes Available in NSW
The N E W Voluntary Wheat Pool committee announced on Tuesday a further payment of six pence per bushel net to wheat growers in New South Wales for the 1924-25 harvest. The payment, the pool's third, will be available on and after Wednesday, with a further payment still to be issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.E.W
New South Wales
Rare sale of 1800 Durham bullocks at Trangie yards
A bold advertisement announces a special sale of 1800 Durham bullocks at Trangie saleyards on September 16. The bulls are praised by experts and vendors Mesars Leeds Brom of Orange and A Butter Co. of Trangie, who urge buyers to inspect the uniform, forward lot of high quality shorthorns suited to discerning cattle owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesars
Leeds Brom
Butter # Co
Trangie
Durham
Truncie
Euchre Party and Dance for ILG Fund at Empire Hall
A largely attended euchre party and dance in Empire Hall supported the ILG fund. Mrs A Ward and Mr B Neville won prizes, while Cs Murphy's orchestra led the evening with Mines M Reidy, Bush and Nita Nicholaas providing entertainment and a high spirited crowd enjoying the supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amuther
Secire
Euchre
ILC
Empiré Hall
M. Mruhan
Holland
Buchre
A. Ward
B. Nevile
Cs Murphy
M. Reidy. Bush
Nita Nicholaa
Trotting Club Visitors Arrive for Big Australian Meeting
A large group of trotting luminaries gather in town for the upcoming meeting starting Saturday. Notables include RC Hungerford as stipendiary steward, breeder Charlie Whity famed across Italy, Leniner owner Harry Orum, Bathurst Club figure, and Don Pronto originator. Also present are Bert Neich, Geo. Schumuck of Sydney, Geo. Ralph and wife, Tov King of Sydney, Ted Owen formerly of Wellington, and Parkes leaders, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
RC Hungerford
Charlie Whity
Italy
Harry Orum
Bathurst
Don Pronto
Genatow
Sratters
Bert Neieh
Geo. Schumuck
Bydney
Geo. Ralph
T. Tovking
Ted Owen
Wellington
R’ Th Howard
Peak
Mr. Sinn
Cootamundew
Parkes
Unemployed Seek Work as City Migrates to Countryside
The Sydney daily reports daily employment for the city unemployed but notes a steady exodus of men to country districts in search of work. Over the past week about a dozen able bodied young men and two youths sought jobs in Wellington, traveling through county towns. The piece cites a government claim that unemployment is down while hundreds still roam the land, hoping for big projects like Burrendane Dam or the Goulburn-Mamilton railway to provide jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Daily
Toulem
Wellington
Burrendane
Galgong-Maryvaly
Dangerous Practice on Streets Causes Frequent Obstructions
Complaint about horses and sulkies left unattended on Swift and Percy streets blocking traffic. Mounted drivers and young children in sulkies create risks of fright and potential accidents at crossings. Road rules require vehicles to pull to the curb, but unaided crossings persist and obstruct the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borner
Atrache
Meio Mulkien
Swift
Percy
Wellington Horse Market Sales Report in NSW Auction
Wellington horse market yarded a large sale with buyers from across the state and Melbourne. Strong demand for heavy draughts and good farm horses. top prices reached £42 10s for quality draught mares and fillies, £28 10s for medium draughts, and prices varied for light and aged stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monre Robinson
Hilyard
Bedford
Taylor and Wenton
Thor
Sydney
Weat Maitland
Gunnedah
Binneway
Eunedoo
Mudgee
Coonabarabea Coonamble
Gulargambone
Ballforan
Kumungerie
Gilgandra
Narromine
Tratuie
Trundle
Bogan Date
Parkes
Grenfell
Cowra
Cootamundra
Wagga Waxge
Ariah Park
Melbourne
Finch
Walmer
G. Christy
Mesare Kater ‘Bros
Mumblebone, Wirrén
Niles
Harris Brox
Hinnaway
Phil Williamn
Marriages births and local notices from Wellington area
The column records multiple personal notices including the marriage of Harald Kully and Kathisen Went in Georie, a birth at Nurse Donaldown's hospital, and remarks on residents like Mire. P. Johnston visiting Wellington. It notes George Puller’s marriage at Canowindra, a new daughter for the Lawrences, and updates on local figures Ralph and Bol Haynes in naval sport reports. Also mentioned are Frank Sibrae’s school and athletic achievements, and several obituaries and deaths in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Kully
Bodangora
Kathisen
Georie
Avon
O. G. Tilbrook
Arthur Street
Donaldown
Babe
Ee Mire
P. Johnston
Wellington
Tubbo
Forbes
Johnston
North Shore Bridge
Mervyn
Bol Haynes
J. Haynes
Navy
St. Kil
Victoria
Melbourne Globe
Frank Sibrae
Walter
Canterbury High School
Thin
Frank
Frank Is An Ex-Pupil of the Convent School
Hore
Pleanot Howe
Hin Wuecoan
Unclear distressed mine conflict and crime report
Fragmented account describes unrest at a mine after a dispute with rivals and a deadly incident. It mentions a young man Yoon Yin connected to a death, a two year sentence, and workers seizing control of company offices with clashes and arrests in a harbor locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deg
Mar
Pe Mantle Harbour
Mount Moa
Declan Rhey
Turbulent Political Gathering and Market Fluctuations
Reported early trading showed brisk prices for produce with wheat at 7/8 and oats around 11/6, while small bales and large deliveries moved slowly. A major political rally in Tyron drew the largest crowd in years, police presence thin yet firm as demonstrations unfolded amid legal actions and protest statements involving several individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mymebuchy Eneos Anon
Imarket Buoyan
Cory Fom
Sydney
Tyron
Poli
Soviney
Wven
Linsenne Aod
Kennedy
Frye
Newcastle
Wwe
Tive Pletioewen
Watt
Marven
Mr. Bruce
Last
New Zealand sprinter Haze loses engagements after Gloaming era
Sporting notes report Haze, the New Zealand mare linked with Gloaming, has been relieved of engagements including the Metropoplitan Handicap, a setback described as bad luck for Mame coming up. The Bee division winner Little Lady, a 40 to 1 outsider, is mentioned in the same racing context at Vandicap and Victoria Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haze
New Zealand
J. J. Maion
Mame
Little Lady
Vandicap
Victoria Park
Rau
Warrier
Warren
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Maxwell Street
Wellington-Geilrie
Robinson & Hilyard
Uy Proven
Burwood Iz
T. L. Enderby
Church of England
ITE
Nicholson
ESSEX
F. Pelletier
Dripstone
Tween
M. Cronin
W. Collett
Georie Carnival Committee
Reynolde’ Hall
A. G. Morley
Sid School of Arts
Muby Gaye
Ken O'Keeffe
W. H. Gre
Egon
Baker
Parey Street
Rurse Mears
ATA
Warne
Warne Street
W. L
B. O
General & Utility
Dean, Gisborne Street
Collan
Gollan F.B.A
Jan Lockray
Rom
Pany
W. Pulbrook
W.F.L
Dubbo & District Trotting Club
H. Irvine
Norman Cook
C. B. Connell
Dodge
Bonday
Baptist Charen
F. J. Dunkley
Great Road
TRE District
Wwellington Times
Local
Jockey Club
John's Church
Unicipal Franchise
Trotting Club
George Puller
Neures Xsinje
Mias McDonagh
C. L. McDonagh
Canowindra
Friandy
le Lawrence
Butea
Mes
Minnie Foymour
Mex’ Chaehatte Giltie
Williams HL Pratt
Helen Peluley
Aed Pattie Donnelly
Vancouver
Hawkesbury
Riven
Burotra
Johnson
Sporting
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