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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
10
The Wellington School of Arts annual meeting reports finances and committee changes. Subscriptions, readings, and exhibits discussed, with new committee members elected and gratitude expressed to officers and supporters.
On Monday night last a modest attendance gathered at Wellington Street Bowkett Building to hear the annual accounts presented by the secretary. After discussion the society agreed to liquidate and appointed W M Roxas as liquidator.
An unruly row over the Jack Hore Cup traces its history from a celebrated trophy honoring a young foot racer to a symbol of prestige waning as clubs like Forbes League face upheaval. Connected figures include Mayor Por of Catowindra and promoter Gus Unsh, with Canowindin and Forbes tied to the cup’s fading glory and renewed contested claims.
In Sunday's league game Wellington beat Dubbo 1 end by a close margin. The Red defensive line and weighty forward pack dominated, while Dubbo's quick backs and Mooris Morrixon repeatedly breached the defense. Despite similar rivalries, the match exposed weaknesses in Wellington's pack and the visitors, with Irving's officiating and the country players' doubts shaping the contest.
Contributed item outlines a series of Douglas Credit meetings from August 24th to 30th in Wellington Stanart Town Baryendong Neuresy Drip stone Antisrville Courie Bodlur rora and Wellington Caves. It urges attendance to discuss policies, defend prosperity, and critique financial oligarchy while naming notable advocates and speeches.
The report recalls players pushing forward to a ball under danger while Enis and Uwy shield the team. Hemi shows youth and effort despite early misses. Fast ground hampered play, with several falls as grass turns slick. Western team unable to travel to Sydney. Tommy Man suffers a broken ankle on eve of a key match.
A fragmented OCR line presents a name sequence with multiple honorifics or nicknames. The readable portion lists Joseph and several titles, suggesting a biographical note or obituary fragment. No clear dates, places, or events are identifiable.
Fragmented text argues markets gone and credits should be issued free of interest. Mentions large irrigation and debt relief as a path to balance burdens. References vast acreages of water wheat comparing current figures to 19a4, highlighting agricultural scale.
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