Bowling Club Annual Meeting Highlights Debts and Plans
The Wellington Bowling Club held its annual meeting with officers reappointed and a focus on debt reduction and finances. Directors discussed balance sheets showing liabilities of £126 0s 4d, bank overdraft of £100, and plans to start the season in October, finish by April 30, and secure funding through subscriptions and fundraising. A presentation honored secretary A T Chiplin for his service, and trophies and committee roles were announced for the upcoming season.
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Madborn
Theington
Holal
MicLaod
Ulids
Meutherntrip Iron Fame
Witl
Weil Furiies
Eta
Tk Waa
Fesling
P. Kelly
Tad
A. T. Smith
F. A
Jon T. McCormick
Howay
Manly
Patton
H. Barton
M.k,a
Ifr
M. Mcleod
Mesars
W. F. Hayley
T. H. Cameron
MC. Dolan
W.P. Kelly
T. McCormick
A. G. Chiplin
Smith
Chiplin
Chiplio
Clube Concernad
Wollington
Aecrstary
Rifle Shooting Satur Voting Results at Local Range
Results from the local range show scores for shooters including W. Jennings 45, A. Devenon 59, A. B. Gage 92, A. Hodge 30, T. Stinson 50, G. Carr 40, V. Oar 40, Brownhill 49, and Power 49. Nive listed without a clear score.
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J— W. Jennings
A. Devenon
A. B. Gage
AL Buenos
A. Hodge
T. Stinson
G. Carr
Nive
Power G
Brownhill
V. Oar
Sires of the Season at Glenview and nearby districts
Mr W Lavender announces stallions for the season including Young Wallace at Glenview and Lord Navy at Walmer. details include breeding lines Blua Ribbon Royal Dame Carluyle and fees quoted per mare with discounts for multiple mares. Also mentions Neotafield Civilary at Mayfair Gollub district and Neutsfield Ghcere fired by St H Daugar in 1905 with pedigrees noted.
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Mr. W. Lavender
Wallace
Glenview Karan
Wellington
Royal Dame
Carluyle
J. T. F. Urick
Neotafield Civary
Mayfair
Gollub
Wallington District
Ture
Neutsfield Ghcere
St. H
Weather forecast and rainfall summary for Stars region
Government meteo report for the week ended 30 July notes low pressure waves crossing southern Aratealia brings patchy light to heavy rain across most Stars subdivisions. Central and eastern areas saw higher totals with Kiandra 422 points and Tumbar 265 points while several towns reported near freezing temperatures and frost.
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Anatealia
Coset
Miverina
Qn Pouthon
Kiandra
Gunning
Crookwell
Umbs
Tumut
Adelong
Rivarina
Henty
Tocumwell
Wagga
Buuw
Marginal Trade Notes and Erratic Notices
Fragmented OCR notes describe visits to Mrs Attwood's Emporium and various locations, with scattered dates and names. Aimed at consulting treatments and assurances, the text mentions events around late autumn and a Wednesday, with vague references to households, personnel, and a future appointment. The garbled passage lacks a clear single event or cohesive narrative.
Weather and village notes from a coastal district
District news reports strong winds and dry skies with possible rain unlikely. Local events include fox and bike thefts, hospitalities, farm reports, sports, and community notices from Pine Len to Wellington, noting crop conditions, rabbit and fox activity, horses trained by local owners, and upcoming school departures.
Dulhunty tours stock districts report strong returns
Inspector J G Dulhunty reports trips around Obley Toulugley Tallamore Dandaloo and Narromine with cattle farms in fine order. Crowsfoot barley and trefoil stand 6 to 18 inches high as stock in splendid condition. Wea seals rely on rain early next month to sustain prosperity as frosts damage grease and crops and tanks.
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J. G. Dulhunty
Obley
Toulugley
Tallamore
Dandaloo
Narromine
Uineo
Fooking
Furreedale
Proasut
Dry farming methods boost yields in South Australian fields
Mr A M'iche of Dalton Hill reports on improved ploughing, harrowing, and cultivation for wheat on 9,300 acre holdings with 15 inch rainfall. Techniques include shallow four inch soil turning, staged harrowing, and use of superphosphate, yielding 34 bushels per acre in 1907 with rain around 12 inches and rising land values across the district.
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Adelaide
A. M‘iche
Dalton Hill
Inchea
Wortixe Derares
M‘ewin
Lowe
Wuear Ann Saxur
M’‘Ewin
Burgaros
Tony
Whiak
Gilke
Wool direct to London market offered by Sydney broker
Special to Wool-Crowers reports W G Deuchar of 12 and id Loftus Street Sydney will undertak e the achieving of wool direct to the London market for growers. He promises liberal advances at Sydney market when shipped to his London agent Mr Sturgeon who has wool experience. Lower sight insurance rates guaranteed. Deuchar handles large consignment and storage in the province free of charge until shipment or sale.
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Deuchar
Forrer
Dangar
Batya Go
Pantyaster
London
Wasstint
Fitzroy Stevedoring Co
Bydney
Wil
Dewsher
W. G. Deuchar
Toren
Loftus Street
Sydney
Wturgron
Mahaforn
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Nanandy
Harb Shearman
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Knights of the Gun
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