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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
6
The friends of the late Mrs. Broderick are notified that the remains will be laid to rest in the H. C. portion of Wel lingon cemetery tomorrow afternoon. The funeral cortege will leave the deceaseds daughter Mrs. T. Whalebone’s residence at 3 o clock. Shak Babar, funeral director.
The Carter family and Mr and Mrs Carter wish to express sincere thanks to Bolangorn residents for their kindness during Mr Carter's illness and after his death. They acknowledge the cords, telegrams, and support received, and thank mourners for their sympathy and condolences.
Jubilation in Dubbo over the Public Works Committee's rejection of the Dubbo to Wellington rail plan fuels debate on decentralisation. The report outlines proposed lines from Gilgo n to Curlewix and Maryvale to Muswellbrook, aiming to open new ports and rural access while urging Parliament to back decentralised policy and multi-port connections.
Parliament faces decisive weeks as Public Works resists decentralisation plans while weighing rail strategies. Critics warn routes from Wellington to Werris Creek mirror objections to distant towns. advocates press for a cross-state line to boost overall development.
Local notes list a hospital tea meeting at the Alvow Well Liver on Monday at 4 o clock for interested parties. Auctions are announced for a horse from Bouvale and a Clydesdale stallion newly certified, plus property and building materials for sale. Community events include athletic gatherings, a social at St Pauls Church, and a grand organ fund event.
The article reports on a vaccination depot opening at council chambers with upcoming doses and a stock sale led by Mevere W, St. Paul, and FP. WwW, KK. Wise at Gooriegu Tueniay, plus a Wellington Golf Club committee meeting at Muir's Hotel. It notes polo results between Spicer Creek and Ponte, and an upcoming match between Wellington and Spicer Creek on the 16th. Also listed are an available homestead farm near Bedengora for application, with details on land area, value, and rent, plus a petition regarding T. OM. Slattery’s heir and ministry actions in the south.
The tennis semifinals at the Public Trois Chile courts produced surprising scores. Miss Morley and Ambrose Kelly defeated Rivvengau and Foxton Hagbey 7-5 1-7, while Miss Stevens and Bo Tonks beat Tonks and Siustalh 7-5 7-1.
The School of Arts committee met Monday evening in the county, electing Shaw and Corbett as leaders and naming new officers. A spring show was approved for most weeks, with plans for a Wellington venue and a feature game against Aris, involving six plowry members and local attendees.
A monthly eye bn e party and dance at the St Johns Parish Hall, under the supervision of the Indies" club of the In. 0. Church, drew a large crowd with 42 tables in play and lively music. Prizes were awarded by Father Evistan to winners including Miss Prodter and Miss PooA, with first and second prizes won by local residents. After the prize awards, refreshments were served and couples danced to music led by Miss Lay and Meredith with aids from the ragazzi and donors thanked for principal prizes.
The Paria Football Club social gathering was held at the Mrs Vigne residence in Ponto on Wednesday July. The event featured a supper, hearty toasts, and thanks from secretary Mrs Newell to attendees and the committee. Mr H W Payne spoke, received thanks, and entertained speeches until daybreak. Songs were performed by Movie Wl Payne and others, with local families contributing music and entertainment.
The Parkes show will run on the 27th, with a hunting wall trotting programme arranged. A special train from all stations will be available, providing access to Parkes events and attractions ahead of Wellington.
The notice states that persons who run shearers operations and provide accommodation must give written notice to district inspectors before starting work. It warns failure to comply may incur a fine of £2. The guidance clarifies who must observe the act and the need to inform authorities of planned beginnings.
Bathu est fat stock market report shows a pinall Fanting yesterday with ho cattle inferior Gullacks and cows, light-weight asteore foil cows, a couple of pens prime tows and tows deh Vow, weathogs, heifers priced 2s to 5 don, pint sheep. Market firm forward, some consignments towed toWKF.
A fragmented notice describes recent introductions to settlement policies and tax arrangements, noting proposals for payment terms and future steps. It references various parties and dates, including mentions of Halwand Senright and Victorias, with a general discussion of principal payments and extended periods. The text remains unclear but indicates a structured plan for repayments over multiple years.
Wellington officials discuss a parade and quick exhibition of newly arrived horses. Mayor Mr Dowirhy expresses regret about limited show opportunities as plans move toward a public rally and staged rings at Morse Wintile.
A Maryvale land dispute article reports a July notification appeal to the government, with work halted for further action. The local office says seven ET applications were received but cannot be accepted, while the land appears mislisted in their plan and tenure not available.
A crowded session of the Parents and Citizens association was chaired by Mr. Pa Keavon at the District Rebool win Mantis. Attendees included Mesdames Munton Morin Rose Knight and Bro Misses Hertie Johnston. Messrs Wy ’T, 1 atm. oron J.C. Davey J. Fettell Lb. Kendall and secretary Mr BK. Wt Bhs. The annual meeting was referred to and scheduled for 26 September with a motion by Mr. Dover, seconded by Mr. Brown, to seek approval from the Under Secretary for Education for the date and arrangements. Accretations Pil Mediation Coupland Dager Brown Mustyn Mor gee Wells Aories Miner Rowe and Misses Retin and Johuatan were called as assistants.
Wellington spring horse sale proceeds reported after Thursday 25th Austrul following ilaye. Prices obtained by Mews Belford Taylor Wee tom Lis, and others. Notes on committee and buyers including Mr Ebarvey, Agebey, and Redford Taylor. Attendees and horse lots referenced with varied bids and ownerships.
The Eight Hour sports, under Belle of the West Lodge MUTO, are progressing favorably. The programme will be published locally in Maney and country towns soon with advertising. Secretary Mr I Wall reports a public holiday has been declared on the day of the event in Wellington and surrounding shires.
An accident near a bridge on the railroad line in May involved two men, with Mr Young suffering cuts and bruises and an arm injury requiring medical attention while the other occupant escaped with only a shock. The event occurred as they were traveling from Wouth man and came close to a severe outcome unless luck intervened.
J M Sherriff and Wm Inglis and Son conduct a September sale week after the local show. Choice draught colts and fillies ages 3 to 4 from Nevertire Coonamble Werris Creek Coolabah Rourke Brewarrina and other centres. Entries coming in daily. Buyers expected to bid strongly.
A garish notice touts the Monareh Pietorey presenting Les Miserables in Wellington as a grand cinematic event. It claims extraordinary length and grandeur, promising multiple-night showings with price and rights details, praising Victor Hugo’s novel adaptation and European artistry.
The obituary notes the death of Kewoyel and references her daughter Mrs. Wale Turneress. It mentions Abe bearer and a county Kiley native. The Austrians, shipping to New South Wirson age 243, Phe fel busin. The family details include husband and several siblings, with the funeral at 3 pm tomorrow in Wellington. The remnant will be interred at the Wellington cemetery, with burial in the evening.
A wry mosaic of community updates. Miss Katie Regan wins prizes at Pook Hill show while many residents face health and injury news. Updates cover Grafton Land Board District chairmanship, hospital stays, recoveries, hotel purchases, and school staffing changes in Wellington and Fingerbont area.
The Wellington Show notes preparations and attractions for the agricultural fair. It highlights side shows for youth, a merry go round, monkey tricks, and various exhibits planned to draw families. The piece mentions poultry, pigeons, and new features to improve public interest and accessibility.
In a show concert Mr Murdoch McLeod now serving as mayor objected to the poor display of national colors. He donated a set of flags to be raised over buildings on the second of next month amid society interest and pride.
Reports show Wright facing execution on the 10th at Darlinghurst Gaol for murdering his sweetheart. Premier Holme vows to reply to mercy appeal. Opposition leader Washo calls the law to apply firmly. Other items note Mawson exploration party in South Delhi region, New Zealand flu epidemic, and labor and budget issues.
Cloudy with light showers on the south west slopes and generally fine elsewhere. Discussions over the Main Howna bill oppose new taxes while ministers promise some administrative action. Road closures reach 13,000 miles with heavy costs forecast and rural shires facing funding burdens. A Darlinghurst murder report and mall-pox cases among services are noted. Peace talks at Bucharest press for Greece and regional withdrawals, while Roumania seeks a signatory protocol and tensions rise with Russia and Germany over postwar arrangements.
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