04 Mar 1954
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Newspaper
West Wyalong Advocate
Location
West Wyalong, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1954
Page
1
The article reports concerns over Bland Shire water charges described as extortionate. It cites Temora and surrounding towns debating rates, meters, and supply costs, with calls for inquiry and possible government action. The piece notes figures like 9 shillings per thousand gallons and references officials such as Premier and Attorney General in related context.
A1869 style note reports a push to sell forty tickets in thirty six days with limited time left. mentions Acting President John Doe and local names amid discussion of a venture. The piece reflects a staged appeal and community involvement, with references to figures like Keith Aberin Le Reott and Dan and others.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a race result at Kingston with references to a Western Australia meeting and a night event. Details are incomplete but mention an RSL gathering and a possible Wyn omg race.
The Australian Labor Party meeting elected officers for 1954 with Sean Gunday as president and A Wheatley as vice president. Deputy Mayor Croft and others were named to leadership posts as the party plans a March regional conference at GruMth with Mlaidatraw, Wivundsy, Murray, and Barertil elected to roles.
A fragmented report details district meetings with names like Mr. W Aettley and Mr. TEV Budd attending West Wyalong events. Highlights mention the Australian Wheat Hnard and Fedora involvement, with remarks on rural warfare and reform discussions. The piece notes the secretary J Menoweatt spoke on reflection and the Wear Wyalong gathering concluded with a formal vote and future plans.
Reportedly the annual meeting of the Country Party was postponed amid confusion. The note mentions members from the electorate and officials in Victoria with unclear tokens of death or absence affecting attendance.
Big night of entertainment at the Lilymple Mont on Saturday with a 8 30 pm start. The programme features a variety act including ballet water polo and a fashion parade by Stobie Lew Holt.
A cyclist was charged with riding without a light on November 2. Moran pleaded guilty to the offence and was fined £2. The report mentions names and local figures, noting the offence and penalty in a brief court record.
Peggy King headlines a weekend carnival event featuring a dance show at the fairgrounds. The article notes her performance alongside local acts and mentions attendance by the audience, with reference to her family background and a daughter of Mr and Mrs Geurta Ting.
The West Wynlane Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting to elect officers and board members. Presiding officials announced nominating choices and thanked members for their support while naming officers including president, vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, and council members.
A fragmentary item outlines a local effort linked to public health or school topics. It mentions West Almuimes and a campaign or program with unclear aims. Names and places are partially legible, showing community involvement and organizational branding.
The West Wyalung boys’ hostel reports a strong start to its first year, with chairman R. B. Messner noting robust finances and high attendance at a recent meeting. The discussion covered fundraising, guest arrangements, and future plans for the housing facility.
The report shows wool prices from districts with multiple buyers including Goldgorough Mork & Co and W. Sharyleya. Names such as Mario Ara Com 0, Murphy, Angurie, and The Commonwealth appear among the listed consignors and locations like AMA and West Winning are noted. The document references agricultural officials and prices in a dated market listing.
A fragmentary court record from Quandialla notes a dispute at Quands Hotel involving Sam Reeves of Qeamdiaile and Gearee Birdale of Binib. The document references an offence charged and conversations with a Crimes Aut authority as a procedural note in the Hew cline gon trial.
Rough report notes a West Wyalong cycle club revival with local organizers and a carnival aim. The fragmentary text mentions Rueben and a team effort to form and recruit, seeking support from nearby groups for surface events and leadership.
A discussion on new theatre facilities and hospital funding reveals officials questioning grant use. Community figures including J. Cootuienon and Mr. Lions Deen advocate for support while Rotary and hospital groups push for contributions and planned improvements.
An ad fragment lists wool fabrics and garments including coat couture and evening wear. Mentions products such as gray or brown Norway wool, double counts for stock and price references, with measurements and fabric types in a sparse catalog style.
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