Publicans At Play GAVE PATRONS ANY AMOUNT OF AMUSEMENT
Wellington vs Dubbo tales of a rough rugby day with rustling crowds, bold runs, and the rough edge of the match. Widely noted were the long, twisting plays, the leather ball, and the late attempts to break through defenses. The Wellington side pressed hard, while Dubbo answered with tough, steady defense and key kicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Publis
Jack
Dobbs
Snow Brien
Tod
Stoane
Tb Hullaw
Wellington
Ron Corwards
Jim
Man Dwenk
Ered Segers
Themikem Tan
Beleka
Tommy Haynes
Reds
Fredger
Aurow
Yarden
Pat Roddy
Hota
Bol
Haynew
Doulton
Jark Cox
Les
Mammond
Jam' Joka
Hiss Wa Purausdt
Dulibolte
Duck Cox
Golf match results and upcoming events reported
The report shows Williams Young carding 51 26 in a close golf contest with H Keble finishing at 66 Nett. The next event for the Wismat trophy is anticipated with a strong field. Dinner tournament trophies are thanked to donors, and more events with prizes are requested. Weekend play included 18 holes handicap won by M R Norman with 101 for 72.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ham Ican
WM. Young
H. Keble
Weviit
Varroaign
Mex
Norman
Wellington District Band Poised for Stronger Rise
The Wellington District Band shows signs of growth after recent practices. Members elected Mr. W. K. Powell as bandmaster with Mr. 2, Whi serving as deputy. Attendance at practice has improved and anticipation grows for a stronger future lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
W. KR. Pawill
Powell
Bandamen
Taxation Killing Racing Ties WDA Orange Meeting
The Western District Agricultural Association held its annual meeting in Orange with attendees from estates including Messrs. Bede Smith Wey, J. Whiteley Wey, and others. They blamed government taxation on horse racing, arguing it stifles the sport and threatens its future. Officers were reelected and plans discussed for lobbying Parliament to reduce racing taxation and for insurance arrangements for amateur riders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDA
Orange
Bede Smith
Wey
Whiteley
J. M. Whiteley
A Whiteley
Ruffer
Brewer
Fd. Kenna
Mennys
H. Hi
Balcombe
Parkes
R. B. Richardson
Dubbo
Hom
Or. C. Birkenhead
Messrs
L. Balcombe
Parkis
C. Lafferran
Condobolin
M. Wile Vemenn
Powk Huis
Wilkins
T. Spencerundley
S. Willams
Iathursty
N. Frazer Rently
LG. Treweeke
Rence
M. K. Robertson
Bourke
LPL Pills
J. McPhee
Ore
Sash
Nyngan
LT. Brown
Moe
Hy Hogan
Mitewall
J. Noonan
Brevett
Native Flora Of Australia Featured In Wardens Notes
An article extols Australia’s native flora, noting vast plant diversity and rare specimens worth thousands of pounds. It references ancient botanical lineages, slow growing shrubs such as Lopteapermum, and flowering varieties with white or pink blooms, highlighting exotics from the Grampians in Victoria and comparisons to New Zealand flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Australis
New Zealand
Grampians
Victoria
Western Australia
Ureim
Mount Arthur native flora reserve proposal outlined
Macquarie Shire Council discussed a plan to section 22 acres at Mount Arthur for a fenced native flora reserve near the Wallingon agricultural society. The aim is to protect plants and trees and support a future national park with potential funding from Lands Department to fence and maintain the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarie Shire Council
Setmerlay
Mount Arthur
Meare
A. C
Pat
Kimbell
Peii’ Val
Irman
Hoaldalka
Lands Department
Parasitic Roots and Orchids in Australian Flora
The article describes parasitic root plants on host trees that continue living after hosts die, including orchids like the Hyacinth Orchid from eastern Russia, which has red flowers and no leaves. It lists numerous Australian species such as Lilly-Pilly, Tuggero, Glive-wood, Delarbree with blue berries, and Pittoxporum, describing growth, berries, and fragrance. It notes some are unsuitable for cultivation, mentions flowering patterns, and recalls Br. Althoter presenting a selection of flowers and species observed in an exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Australia
Reese
Russia
Queensland
Spital Darces August 2 and 4. Late Orebastre.
Spital notices list August 2 and August 4 events with late entries for Orebastre. Details are sparse but indicate scheduled hospital or care-related actions on those dates involving Orebastre.
Cattle yarding at Orange draws strong buyers in cold wind
McNeily Crampton and Martin Pty report on Thursday's yarding at Orange with about 450 head, mostly prime beef cattle. Stores sold well, firm market opening with gains for quality, but overall sentiment cooled by heavy rain and extreme cold. Prices ranged across bullocks, steers, cows, heifers, and store stock as buyers remained competitive despite conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeily, Crampton and Martin Pty
Orange
Wales
Bheev
Stor
Yaung
Bellarka
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Wallington
Tuttlo
Farger
Baldwe
John Hunhoe
Fat Moidity
Paty
Weite
T. Maynes
Ted Sloane
Owens
Maples
Hewitt
Ely
Tubbo
Mundy
Finah
Poole
Bol" Haynes
Tad” Sloane
Pat Randy
J. Cox
W. Reidy
L. Hammond
Halt
Ni Willock
Tynes
A. Brion
J Virtue
N. Owe Seger
Lakge
Squarters
Greentree
Gray
Colling
Duncan
Burns
Beeton
Mullholland
Lyn Hood
Bavke
L. Clin
Holloway
Dray
Boss
Welington
Me. W. Pulbrook
D.R.A
Geo. Altbiner
Wellington Horticultural Society
Agricultural Bureau Hall
Oronia
Macquarie Shire
Austin
Condonwealth of
Australia Paleontologis
Bankain
Scacias
Stere
Ausrpia
California
Boatansl
Layne Ave
Hee
Robdiielis
Western
Auseis
Leschensultia Formora
Erandt
Brunonia Sur
Chevey
Macquarie
Wom
Broadway
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Lew Ton
Jane Ayres
Hunter Morgan
Walter Abel
Heather Angel
Portia Merriman
Kenny Baker
William Boyd
Windy Hayes
the Frontiersman
Noiler
Sterlin
Australignn
Bert Ture
Br. Althoter
Spital Darces
Orange Stock Market
Ang Alt Banking Institution
Ay Sal Mieten
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