Wellington's Future in Agriculture and Mining Potential
The district shows vast untapped potential in farming and mineral wealth. Wheat, butter, and gold prospects hinge on modern methods and capital, with mining and agriculture poised to expand as infrastructure and investment grow. Local leaders emphasize steady, honest effort to unlock resources and benefit the town and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington Busiog
Auparphon Phaia
Victoria
Tolanta For the Land At A Few Pens A Year. Now It Is the Wheat- Growin Aidisiet
Betanian
Moorhouse
Melbourne
Commonwealth Mins
Winlnman
Tavk
Bowe
Wuulumen
Tama
Wellington
Jay Society and Wellington Body Faulted in Local Support
A critical notice argues the Wellington B A and Jay Society Works Committee failed to engage locals, allowing an outsider to dominate plans for a public institution. It claims disorganization and biased leadership harmed Wellington’s patriotism and community unity, with Jay declared unanswerable to local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Guntamit
Honda
Wellington B.A and Jay Society
Ite Petronagn
Peron
Losal
Bren
Wellington P.A
Wellington
Wey
End Tay Booioty
Jey
von F
Ami
Wallington PA
Tay Sooty Works Committee
Wellington B.A and Jay Society Works Committee
Tin
Albury
Thargoniindah
Cape Hown
Cape Lioger
Siip
Opinion at Ceurie Geurie on Bhow Works policy debate
Our Geurie correspondent reports favorable reception of criticism toward the Wellington Show Committee. The piece argues that even with a loss of funds, the district should secure work locally to prove efficiency and prevent famine, urging government action to ensure supplies and transportation for stock, trucks, and cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geurie
Bhow Works Committee
Gourie
Dietriot
Wellington
Railway Corridors Arrowed by Minister amid Transport Crisis
An old column quotes a pastor’s view on railway bottlenecks and trucking issues in the state. It notes a three month delay due to government inaction and a shortage of 550 trucks compared with 48,000 total trucks, blaming broader systemic neglect and shifting blame to private owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faldon
Waddell
Wada
Stato
Mining items and hopeful notes from the district
Mining discussions and local notes cover Mr W J Mitchell at the Oluty Hotel, prospects in the district, and reports on a sleeve break at the mill. The Federal Company and Wolverin Trist visit, water supply plans, and a newly formed Golouda Gold Mining Syndicate are noted with optimism for future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Mitchell
Oluty
Cormon
Victoria
Turkey
Gippaland
Ulining
Thie
Thia
Thon
Elgar
Pheonix Foundry
Mindy
John M'Lran
Sydney
Federal Company
Tuladey
Teix
Concentestes
Lalate
Wolverin Trist
Buldary
Byndicate
Wallington Bowling Club to Host Ginger Trophy Final
Secretary A G Chiplin of Wallington Borla Olah announces arrangements for a bowling competition involving Datburat Oranges Pane and Wallington clubs. The final for the Ginger Trophy will be staged on a date to be arranged, with the Wallington committee to confirm details shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Chiplin
Wallington Borla Olah
Wallinton
Absold Pressnredig
Datburat
Oranges Pane c
Wallington
Double weddings at Wellin Church of England ceremony
A double wedding occurred at the Church of England in Wellin on Wednesday. Harvey, son of E G Tarvey of Pomona, married Mina Sylvia Jones of Trangie, while A Bonwman of Trangie wed Mise Olive Harvey. The event featured no bridesmaids or best man, a quintana ceremony, and guests enjoyed two wedding cakes after the reception. Separately, James Stewart Gsigelds, son of Conn Gig of Wellington, married Ethel Blain Hourkw, daughter of J Bourke of Dubbo, at the groom’s residence with Rev. G B Movkey officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellin
Harvey
E.G. Tarvey
Pomona
Mina Bylvia Jones
Trangie
A. Bonwman
Mise
Olive Harvey
Stey
Canon Brown
Harvay
Fi Kevyon
Kim
Tha Bi
James Stewart Gsigelds Oon
Conn Gig
Wellingtes
Ethel Blain Hourkw
J. Bourke
Dubbo
G. B. Movkey
Gulgong
Jameson Society Display Describes Formal Evening Attire
A group of friends admired in a themed dress parade featuring a Shiwan style gown with white lace and pale silk, while another guest wore a white linen frock and pale accessories. Attendees included Mim Maggio Show pod Mie Sherringham in matching headwear and several guests in elegant hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherringham
The Strike and Pending Coalition Talks
The contaranct between coastal workers and wharf representatives breaks down with a conference call. Mr W A Hinghes submits a memorandum detailing the plan to form a coalition and seek election confirmation at an adjourned meeting set for Friday.
Local Jottings and Community Notes in Wellington
Local jottings report weather, rainfall, theatre plans, and council matters. Australians touring manager Mr. Phillips prepares Wellington shows. Health and Sanitation Committee discusses nuisance removals and garbage. Posts describe railway surveying, property valuations, billiard room plans, and local social events with names and places across Wellington and surrounding districts.
Local Tragedy, Fire and Public Notices From Invercargill
A fragmented report details a domestic tragedy in Invercargill New Zealand where a man attempted to murder his wife and family and exploded a detonator cap, injuring children and others. The town bands plan a Sunday performance, church sermons, and local notices cover land agent applications and cadet uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hotel
Rabbita
Rygate Park
Invercargill
New Zealand
Wellington
Paul
F. J. Dunkley
Crown Lande
Wellgton
Thoman W
Gordon
Weoch
Wallington
Aouthden
Cootamundra
Ava
W. Hayley
Perhaas
GF. Autill
Gouris Aseauch
Wole Tington
Hayley
P. Fyang
Band Offeg
Gourin
Yootarday Orwaing
Pradeussear
Wien
Minn Footer
G. Beylor
Henry Campbell-Bunnerman
Aaguit
Andy Vomie
Valedictory Dinner for R A McLean Moves to Sydney
A valedictory dinner was held for Mr R A McLean who has left the Red Flag Store for Sydney. W Nugent chaired a later gathering at Livarwin's Federal Hotel where a traveling rug incident interrupted the evening. McLean expressed thanks for the kind words and memories shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. McLean
Sydney
Nuiplay
Livarwoin
Federal Hotel
W. Nugent
Melway
Loan
Sale of Rights At Wellington Street Stow and WJC
Sale of rights described by Mr A. B. Ratton at the Club Hotel on Wednesday lists booths and stalls with prices. Items include Woa’s booth at £36, a publican’s booth at £?, fruit stall at £44, Raven publican’s booth at £90, fruit and refreshment stall at £100, and other rights such as seating and rave Louk rights with varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wustice
Wellington Stow
WJC
Ricaw
B. Ratton
Club
Woa
Hionneap
Mamm
Raven—Fublicau
Mu. Masoo-Walls
Pb. Nicharda
Eg Saattling
Gh. Ungwor
Rave Louk
Grimaud
All Nations Fair Committee Meeting Adjourns
A meeting of the All Nations Fair Committee was held in the Council Chambers on Wednesday. Key members present discussed advertising donors, the cost, and the plan to insert notices due to donation hardships. The balance and future payments were unresolved, and the session adjourned to Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesare
Mitabell Das
Thorp G
Laramvo
A. C. Warren En Barren
Cazuune
Weather Forecast Sketch From a Fragment
Fragmentary weather note hints at unsettled conditions with possible clearing tomorrow. Vague references to clouds and rain suggest changes in the forecast as a view shifts, but details remain unclear.
Arrears of Rates Prompt Rate Payers to Pay
Municipal Council notices demanding 3000 appear to force many defaulters to settle. Payment deadline ends today for those over six months in arrears, with imminent threats of action without further notice.
Wellington Public School Faces Looming Craft Shortage
Drummaking and coakary classes at Wellington Public School reveal a pupil shortage versus other towns like Narroniise and Wallington. Mino Kano, a qualified teacher, notes potential to expand technical labor courses if room and enrollment improve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atihy Wellington Public School
Wellington
Wallington
Regan
Mino Kano
Wookery
Hospital Tea Tent Effort Aims for Community Support
In a voluntary appeal, the hospital tea tent seeks assistance with both funds and supplies. Collectors will not canvass for donations, and those unwilling to help are asked to communicate with one party to coordinate aid through Mine Butter or Min Nancarrow.
Appreciation for Four Show Judges at Wellington Event
The document expresses high appreciation for four show judges including Mr F Kanyon of Wellington who judged the feuly lowers Yapotahion and farm produce and Mr Shur ringham who judged the fowls. It notes the secretary of the Cum P.A and 1 Society received thanks for the judges splendid service and the timely action given to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Kanyon
Wellington
Shurringham
Totter
P.A
Fr Konyon
Bietollongue
Gutira
Cheap excursion to Sydney leaves Wellington in early morning
A cheap excursion train departed Wellington for Sydney with first class passengers. Revenue reached £103 18s while around £155 was earned from the previous year. Many travelers took the opportunity to visit the metropolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Rydney
Metropolia
Happy Tribal Wedding Meeting Ends In Turbulent Wait
Report describes a mixed crowd gathering for a Native wedding event. Attendance was late and disorganized with scattered conversations and orderly conduct, yet a simmering wish to finish the proceedings and resolve differences lingered as discussions continued.
Sale of Tomington Estate in Orange District
Mysars J S Leeda and Company offered for sale by auction the late Hon Thomas Whos estate. About 30 lots sold at auction and 30 more privately. Lot sizes ranged from a quarter to one acre with prices from £16 to £64 per acre. Several orchards among buyers. Negotiations ongoing for disposal of remaining balance totaling £1400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysars
Leeda
Orange
Muistion Ohington Eatate
Ueustood
Thomas Whos
Saleuman
Ovation
Orange District
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Earl Vores
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C. Farrell
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Artiur Street
A.j.l.stockwell
Aeyida
Johnston's
Tracy Street
Timms
Jon
F.C
Mtvorrvey Deak Warneut
Bo Waly Con
Glover
Babasapabilla
Conripatn
Tori Liter & Bedacho
C. F. Glover
Wes
Poroy Street
A.T. ‘Smith
Foxton W. Hayley
Peace Sraest
WeLllington
Fadephone Woiba
Red Gross Pharmacy
Tiste
Bamima Oreschat
Prinn
Pew Bertie
Mellington
Grmes
Ceurie
Harvey—Jones and Stoweman
Mari
Creic
Bourke
jaTon
Curlin
5 A. Phillips
Municipal Congeal
Buubinbab
Bloukin
Mark Hammond
Guonoa
Wodonga
Vic
G. W. Seymour
Rivar
Bose
Mina
Ist
Ovey
Talura
Cuonen, Ltd
Aptivy Auplen
O'Brien
Laual Rulomen
W.J Mondry
Mina Dat Daviacu
Presbyterien
Wasogton
Oval
Han
Sach
Ugh'n Ronldaucd
Phanb
Anid
Tamean Arevad
ALL Wations Fair Committee
Techwigal
Sonant
Wospital Tea
Kenyon
Nasourrue
Tomington
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