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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
9
Claus 7 of Ordinance 39 of the Local Government Act requires all garbage to be deposited at the garbage depot. Offenders face penalties. Town Clerk WA Miller signs the notice.
W Charlesworth aims to realign his rail customers by moving a branch from Perey Muhgan Streets to Lee Street near Adlivetun's Kateben's Shop. Old and new customers will be warned. best relationship remains essential for continuity.
In memoriam notes honor Lance aged 9 at Royal Hotel Wallington April 1 1911 dued years memory line lines from parents and family. Lockhart George 2 April 1922 remembered by family and friends. Sourke John Bourke aged 9 death near Coburg late 1910s remembered by daughters Sydney Dubbo. Lockhart Bon dear son remembered by mother. Notices include tenders for alterations to office in Maughan Street and football league AGM Wallington. Also sale and society ballot information and probate notice for Arthur Albert Morley of Comobulla farmer with accounts filed and inspection details.
The message calls all undecented alluviating dis trem among the consumptives to attend. City leadership under Mayor F. Walker issues this public notice seeking attendees and attention to the matter.
Land opportunity advertised by George Angland at Jawbone offering a farm for sale or rent or share farming. Renters or buyers urged to apply to the listed contact for more details.
A garbled column notes March rainfall comparisons, court appearances at Mining Warden's Court with Mr Stockwell as witness, public holidays for Wellington and Macquarie areas, electorate rolls updated with thousands added and removed, local campaigns and speeches by candidates, football league central meeting, and upcoming state elections in May.
A church notice from St John’s Church lists an April service at 11 am with HGF and 7.80 pam in Bodangore, and 0 am referenced for Bodangore.
Mr W Dunn MLA announces approval of eight thousand pounds from the Commonwealth state road vote. Funds are for the road reading to Goonoo aiding within the Macquarie Shire as directed by the Department of Local Government.
A rabbit theft case at the Tusk Day court heard a witness say the trail’s thistle roots contained no poison. The witness admitted chewing some thistle to test it, noting a possible poison risk and a practical test of the bait. No poison was found, a coroner’s inquiry proceeding.
A court hearing questions what happens to the skins after a dispute. The widow and defendants discuss return of the kine to the owners. Police custody continues until parties pursue their claims, delaying final disposal.
The owner failed to reclaim coats in a Police Court hearing on Tuesday 8 with two youths charged. The owner showed evidence of ownership and identification marks. The coats were discharged on a technical point, leaving the owner to pursue the police to regain possession.
In a pative court session evidence emerged about a rat chewing a cubbir Hin. Witnesses testified that polsanings yielded about 440 per night and a full period could amount to a rik day week. Two men were charged with stealing rabbit skins valued at £2715.
A controversial report recounts Father Curran at Wellington’s Presbytery securing a watch dog to deter thefts. A sequence of events includes a missing animal, a late-night return, and demonstrations of concern for welfare. The Times carried an advertisement, and locals wonder who drove the act. Authorities brace for further inquiries.
Vital statistics for Wellington show marriages 41 births 71. Male births 4 percent and female births 28 percent. Deaths total 28 with 15 male and 10 female deaths.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Crausas sustained severe burns after hot water spilled into the yard on Tuesday evening. The child fell into a pool of water and was severely burned, and was sent by hospital for treatment.
Amviday notes Amviday sixteenth month for the Wellington Cirait with T K Taylor as superintendent. A special sermon will be preached Sunday night with anticipated attendance. Visitors are invited and a special Thanksgiving Service is planned at Suntop at 4 p.m.
Brisbanes wool sales opened with a poor selection and uneven quality. Clips showed mainly heavy lines with general demand and uncertain prices. Broader buyers sought firmer offerings as dealers reported cautious bidding and price trends unclear.
On Sunday night at the Baptist Church Rev. Fd fignkley will deliver a Salvation Story titled Shoew. There will be a sermon and congregational singing with hymns provided. A social reception and a welcoming salola will follow the service for visitors and locals alike.
Postal services announce holiday schedules with altered hours. Post offices will close on Sunday and Saturday. money order branches will operate limitedly. Easter Monday April holiday affects regular mail and parcel delivery. first mail clearance scheduled early morning. telephone service will continue daily.
The Wellington Cup event at Wallington Protting Club sees A B Fuller presenting the trophy to the winner. The winding, docu and discus are noted as top aspects of the competition. The program promises keen contest with an afternoon Monday date and a standout winner anticipated.
Railroad commissioners announce a special Easter excursion train and reduced returns fare to encourage travel during the holiday period. White Star Line and other carriers offer single fare round trips with limited capacity, urging prompt ticket purchase. Officials expect heavy demand and seek cooperation from all lines to provide sufficient rolling stock and avoid delays as travel volumes rise.
Mr H V Tharky M L A informs Timew readers that the Baal payment of the 1028-24 wheat pool will be due on Wednesday next Ath inst This payment amounts to a fraction over Yadpee Duan
A 24-player 1600 event in the School of Arts series began Friday. Round one games were played Friday night and the final round concluded last night. Mrs. Meraleth and Mr. Jordan defeated Mrs. Fr. Mur and Mr. S. Lynch in the results. The new tournament aims for another night of play.
The governor signed the Marriage Amendment Bill on Saturday, enacting penalties and terms for unlawful unions. It sets fines up to 100 and possible imprisonment, with twelve months for certain offenses. The act clarifies marital status and outlines scenarios affecting legal spouses.
The weekly Boy Scouts gathering noted about 15 members present with plans for upcoming events. Scoutmaster Mr Ray Dfnvy announced a successful archie examination result and a new licenced engine driver posting for Ott Jit Te, while another camp session and a midweek meeting were scheduled for the following week.
The comedy Flirting With Love, a Leroy Sears inspired farce, stars John Francis Dillon in a mid century revue style. Critics note high humor and strong performances as the cast presents a risqué romance tale with a notable chorus and witty dialogue.
Personal Pars reports Mi ALP Smith and family at Blackheath with relatives, noting political attendance and upcoming public notices. Ms Meehan of Hed Hill is admitted to Dia net Hospital after a poisoning incident, while Frank Nava and his daughter returned to Wellington via Nowra and the South Coast after a motor trip totaling 4200 miles.
In Barre Mr Nuva hosts a scene as Mayor McDonald faces a busy week. Campaigners including Mrs Thome and Sir Neville Howse visit, with talks of an upcoming election on March 28. Parliament’s National Association expects action this month, while local figures from Wallington and Wellituron mingle with supporters and residents.
A report notes violence and labor tensions as a ship strike threat looms, Seamen's Union Secretary Johmnyan faces a court appearance over alleged arson and liquid a ship incident, while Dawkesbury Colleg eights hold a water sports event and a ferry crash leaves seventy eight missing.
Fragmented wires report mixed market notes on sheep and produce alongside racing results and horse names. Mentions prices for onions potatoes and vegetables, horse names and outcomes, plus a dramatic near miss involving Gertrude Ward and a sulky driven to safety.
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