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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 01, 1907

Page

4

Wellington stallions and auctions in local notes

Local jottings detail Harold Childe the Wellington trotting stallion at stud with a 2 1s fee, and Young Balmedie at 2 5s. plus Co operative Stores sales, hospital ball dates, and upcoming local events including hare drives, lectures, and a Mr Crick court hearing. The page lists auctions, discounts, and society notices across Wellington and surrounding districts.

W. F. Pansy Yarragal Wellington Young Balmedie Mitchell's Spicer Creeka G. FP. Wall Massey Harris Co., Ltd Sharples Wall A. U.O Laws Trangie George Grace Callan and Co W. P. Crick School of Arts Susamilch New South Wales Mudgee Selina Anderson Lasker Anderson Leslie John Mulally Children’s Court Usaan Bowes B. M. Attwood Dubbo P.P Charles Furlong Furlong Murrumbidgame

Cumnock P. and A. Association Elects Officers

The annual meeting was held last Saturday with Mr. H. P Reynolds presiding. Balance sheet shows credit of £84 and last year’s revenue of £301. Officers elected include Patrons George Bruce and Eden George M.L.A. President 5% OUP Heynolde Vice President W. Black and James Watt Treasurer E. O. Hanson Committee members W. Munro J. Leary J. Butler J. Eggleston G. Hopper W. P. Sherringhem Miller and J. B. McCormick.

Cumnock P. and A. Association P. Reynolds Balanca George Bruce Eden George M.L.A Oup Heynolde Mesers W. Black James Watt E. 0. Hanson Messrs W. Munro J. Leary J. Butler J. Eggleston G. Hopper W. P. Sherringhem Miller J B McCormick

Federal Ministry Reconstructed After Resignation

Sir John Forrest has resigned from the Federal Ministry and the body has been reconstructed. Sir William Lyne becomes Treasurer, Austin Chapman Minister for Customs, and Samuel Mauger Postmaster General. Forrest joins cross benches with W H Irvine, resigning over Labor Party support. Report notes council financial strain and threats to resign without aid. debate over rates and borrowing limit continues.

John Forrest William Lyne Austin Chapman Samuel Mauger W. H. Irvine Labor Party

Rainfall totals from last week by town in New South Wales

Rain gauges report on last week totals for towns including Dubbo 93 Derowie 80 Balladoran 44 Eumangerie 86 Coonamble 87 Bula mogo 103 Eulandool 65 Gulargam bone 111 Geurie 8 Heurracn tiger 99 Maryvale 125 Mudgee 112 Giri lambone 127 Stuart pwo d4 Tomingley 100 Wellington 7 Warren 53 Bourke 32 Byrock 150 Brewarrina 38 Blayney 104 Cowra 52 Dandaloo 86 Train 112 Forbes 48 Cobar 94 Qondobolin 116 Bathurst 66 Gilgan dra 127 Cowra 52 Molong 71 Nyn an 38 Narromino 71 Orange 119 Beniliquin 14.

Blayney Cowra Dandaloo Train Forbes Cobar Qondobolin Bathurst Gilgandra Molong Nynan Narromino Orange Beniliquin

Eden George MLA Speaks at Liberal Rally in Macquarie

A large Oddfellows Hall gathering heard Eden George MLA address Liberal and Reform candidate C. H. Barton in Macquarie. George defended his side on liquor and land issues, attacked Labor views, praised Barton’s recovery from recent illness, and urged support for the Liberal slate. Major Barton received an ovation and outlined plans to resume campaigning, while George declined thanks for his candidacy.

Oddfellows’ Hall Eden George M.L.A Liberal and Reform Party Macquarie Aso C. H. Barton George Major Barton Public House Labor Melbourne Sydney Holman Hansard Labor Party Mr. Holman Ser. Holman Carruthers Hall Webster Wood Willis Orick Darlinghuret Selina Anderson Christopher Columbus Wi Ee Wellington Mr. Barton Barton Liberal and Reform

Death of Lincoln Hotel licensee William J Robinson

The 35 year old William John Robinson, licensee of the Lincoln Hotel, died from a pea rifle wound to the head in what the coroner ruled an accidental self-inflicted shooting. Inquest at the Lincoln Hotel heard testimony from Dr Rygate and witnesses detailing the rifle’s firing, position, and the absence of intent or threats. Burial proceeded at Wellington cemetery with a large funeral procession.

William J. Robinson Lincoln Hotel Lincoln Wellington C. J. Shakespears Father Dunne R. Porter Senr Rygate Constable Johnson Aingeing Patrick Christopher Cooney Witheas Witnese Mary Robinson William John Robinson

Old Age Pensions Probed by Labor Caucus

The Federal Labor Party issued notice to the Government to address old age pensions promptly. Other items include the Broken Hill Silver City Cup won by Pius with Shellstorm second, rugby results NSW defeating WA 16 to 3, and state revenue rising £205,519 for July.

Federal Labor Party Broken Hill Pius Shellstorm Fiction Ws.w W.A New South Wales West Australia

The Senior Cadets at Wellington Await Cadet Corps

Mr. Webster reports authorities will hold over the Wellington cadet corps plan as No. 2 battalion is full and a third battalion is being considered. Major Dove notes the office is overworked and will inform when the company is established, urging patience for the awaiting cadets.

Webster Wellington Dove

Dickerton and Methodist Tennis Match Ends in Methodist Victory

A tennis contest at the Methodist Club yesterday afternoon saw Methodist defeat Dickerton by 16 games. Highlights include Miss N Smith and J Smith (Methodist) over Miss Walsh and R Walsh. Ada Pound pairing with Walsh to win 6 4. and Batho Bembrick with multiple wins for Methodist. Total games Dickerton 4, Methodist Su.

Dickerton Methodist Miss N. Smith J. Smith Miss Walsh R Walsh Ottaway B. Edwards E. Pound Johnson Smith A. Pound Miss Smith F. Batho Annie Pound Ada Pound T. Kelly R. Bembrick Walsh Bros Smith and Edwards Batho Bembrick Kelly and

District News From Tun Weatunn A Rain After Dry Spell

From our own correspondent Tun Weatunn reports a return of steady rain after weeks of dry weather. Crops, grass, and house tanks benefit though frost and drought hinder growth. Local lore recounts the Wellington Tiger mystery and a wary resident’s encounter near Wuuluman. Community activity includes mining updates at Commonwealth Mine and Welcome Jack syndicate progress with shafting and gold shoots.

Tun Weatunn Wellington Wuuluman T. Vox Federal Mine Wunluman Hia Dr. Dunne Bathurat B.C D. W. Cox Commonwealth Welcome Jack Syndicate Webb's Railway Hotel Committee of Management Hoo

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