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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 13, 1925

Page

11

Memorial Scholarship Proposed for Miss M. E. Roberts

The passing of Miss M. E. Roberts, longtime head of the Women's Handicrafts Department at Sydney Technical College, sparks a proposal to establish scholarships in her memory. Donations via Miss G. E. Southwell support Dressmaking classes in Dubbo, Goulburn, and Wellington.

M. E. Roberts Technical College Sydney Technical College Vocations Club G. E. Southwell Dubbo Georie Wellington Miss Roberts Newcastle Bathurst East Sydney Technical College Darlinghurst West Australia Queensland East Sydney Board of Missions Anglican Church Sericulture Society Benevolent Society of N.S. Wales The Red Cross Society Public Health Association of Australasia

Tenacious Tennis Tour Brings Dubbo Ladies to Wellington

Eight Dubbo ladies arrived with a large crowd at Wellington for a short notice match. Mrs J Murray organized a comparable local side and a lively game followed. The visitors led 55 games to 48 at departure, with both sides enjoying afternoon tea and the outing.

Dubbo Wellington J. Murray Enteris Thorou

Carva veth paints motor cars at Maughan Street

J G Carveth specializes in painting motor cars and invites owners to brighten their vehicles. Send or visit the workshop on Maughan Street opposite the post office for painting services and care.

J. G. Carveth Maughan Street P.O

Public School Magazine from Wellington Intermediate High School

A school magazine notes first year student antics and local humor at Wellington Intermediate High School. It recalls mischief at the hall entrance called Mick's Gap, cane cutting jokes, and a shy Third Year student asking for their teacher back after a prank. The piece mentions a school win, show prospects, and student nicknames like Skin Bungrule and Aspro.

Queensland Mick Dave Skin

First Year at New School Ends with Tales of a Humorous Headmaster

A newcomer recalls starting at a new school under a strict headmaster angered by a student who refused to work for alady teacher. An interpreter boy, Har old Degond, helps for a week while English and Euclid, French, and Latin are introduced with a mix of terror and humor. The narrator longs to own the science room and notes two town youths watching with dubious intent as they ask where a bank lies. The piece ends with the signoff TEECE & T. MORGAN, First Year.

Harold Degond Mr. Bignall Euclid Degond C. Teece & T. Morgan

Lost in the Tropics: A Storm and Rescue Tale

Molly Kennard and Esmee Crausaz recount being lost in tropical skies while hunting for Paradise birds. After realizing they were off course a tropical storm hits as natives urge climbing a tree for safety. A passing ship finally rescues them from the beach.

Tropics Molly Kennard Esmee Crausaz

Goanna Tale Goads Boys With Whack and Tail Loss

A humorous verse by C Teece and T Morgan describes chasing a goanna across a yard. The thin, scolding lout goanna loses its tail after a stick-wielding chase, ending near the rail as the speaker warns readers not to catch a goanna without a cat’s help.

Accident at School Inspires Quieting Third Year Noise

An inspector at a high school, while inspecting a first year class, grows disturbed by continued noise from the Third Year room. He enters to confront the disruption and sees a large boy speaking, prompting the scene described.

The Sparkling Diamond Continued At Tilbury Castle

Tom Dixon and Ralph awake in darkness within a haunted castle shaft and discover a note promising a box of diamonds beneath a Chinese Idol. They plan to push aside stones to reach the dig site ten feet below the idol, hoping to outpace any unseen traps and rivals.

Tom Dixon Tom Ralph Hulloa Tilbury Castle Jerusalem W. H. Reid K. Whitford

Wellington and Dubbo Leagues Set for Saturday Match

Wellington and Dubbo Leagues expect a return clash in Dubbo on Saturday August 29 if locals approve the date. Mum bai prepare for All Black juniors at Bell Park with W Mc Atamney F Gough H Hughes S Hughes L Cashell W Cox G Althoe r forwards listed. all players asked to report by 1 45 p.m. for selection. A separate Bell Park attendance aims to pick the All Blacks team for the Waratahs game. selections include H Dray L Williams J Sherriff A Brown H Robinson J Kennedy 8 Whittaker W Hennessey D White H Sherringham D Davidson J Newby W Cook. The Combined Country beat Metropolitan 13 11. Sydney selectors announce team for New Zealand clash with N Hardy A Brain A O Rourke J Lawrence G Strettler Johnson Millard Ives Justice Maker Harde man Hughes Latta. Stan Maker of Dubbo and G Hughes of Bathurst named in forward and back line respectively. Jubilee Show Sept 22 23 and local undertakers ad.

Wellington Dubbo Mumbai All Black Bell Park W. McAtamney H. Hughes F. Gough S. Hughes L. Cashell W. Cox G. Althofer T. Bracken R. Offner N. Hardy A. Brain A. O'Rourke J. Lawrence G. Strettler Johnson and Millard Ives Justice Maker W. Hardman G. Hughes R. Latta Stan Maker Bathurst Ernie Hughes Rugby Union

Temora race club to repair course after losses

Despite losing £300 on two meetings, Temora race club continues course improvements. Wilton Jay, a top galloper, was bought by Eugowra sportsman Arthur Douglas. Cowra jockey C. Howard has 59 wins this season, while a Bathurst club may form under ARC rules at Kelso, 7 furlongs 17 yards. Oriental Maid to retire after Parkes Cup run. Standby excluded from Metropolitan. weighted 9.5 in Caulfield and Melbourne Cups. Spearfelt and Wallace Mortlake backed for Melbourne Cup. Verbius and Wallace Mortlake backed for the double. Parkes meeting nomina include Garcula, Dunmoogin, Lady Surricka. Bathurst Turf Club weather-impacted but profits reached £600. course improvements noted. Tunney and the negro Willis slated to meet September 25. Dempsey judged slow in gym, worn look. A Melbourne homing pigeon flew 600 miles in 12 hours.

Temora Wilton Jay Eugowra Arthur Douglas C. Howard Bathurst A.R.C Kelso Oriental Maid Standby Spearfelt Wallace Mortlake Verbius Parkes Tunney Willis Dempsey Melbourne

Land Wool Sale Highlights Strong Demand at Sydney Auction

Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports excellent strength at the Sydney wool sale last Monday with vigorous French demand and bids from Germany Belgium Italy and occasional interest from America. High quality wools commanded firm prices with top bid 294d for a Beaudesert clip headed by Charles Smith Box Hill Booroolong Armidale.

Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Sydney Yorkshire Japan America New England Monaro Far West North West Charles Smith Box Hill Booroolong Armidale

Wool sale report highlights strong competition and prices

Goldsbrough Mort and Company Limited notes a sale catalogue of 3378 bales including New England clips and wools from Binalong Bombala and the Southern Tablelands. French buyers were active, values firm with improvement for superfine descriptions, Belgian Japanese and American buyers supported. Yorkshire sparse. Highest price 294d.

Goldsbrough, Mort and Company, Limited New England Binalong Bombala Tablelands Yorkshire

Regulation on Cloth Clip Offering By Goldsbrough Mort Co

Goldsbrough Mort and Co outline a new season rule for wool clip offers. The date for all clip offering at auction hinges on 25 percent of the clip arriving, with 26 percent required in store to fix the offering date. Growers should state near approximate bales in the full clip when sending the first consign ment.

Goldsbrough, Mort and Co

Wool Stabilisation Plan Backed by Farmers Conference

Farmers for Wool supported a wool stabilisation scheme by 181 votes to 72, championed by Mr. W. W. Killen M P. It would be controlled by wool growers representatives and aims to boost the clip value, despite opposition that it is not genuinely cooperative and could end local sales. World markets, including Manchuria and South America, threaten cheaper wool.

W. W. Killen M.P John Higgins Trethowen M.L.C Manchuria South America South Africa Killen

Caterer Greaves in Ruin Claims and Losses Unexplained

The Registrar in Bankruptcy in Sydney examined Charles Greaves a caterer and his brother Thomas Greaves who operated Greaves & Greaves. They catered for race crowds at Moorefield Victoria Park Rosebery Kensington and Warwick Farm and provided at the Palais Royal Sydney Cricket Ground and Agricultural Ground. A Wellington Paramount Theatre venture caused a loss of 2000 pounds while Warwick Farm rights fees failed to pay. The contract max 640 pounds daily min 465 pounds on race days proved disastrous with turnover about 115000 pounds in two years and a 15000 pound loss blamed on trading.

Charles Greaves Sydney Thomas Greaves Greaves & Greaves Moorefield Victoria Park Rosebery Kensington Warwick Farm Palais Royal Sydney Cricket Ground Agricultural Ground Wellington Paramount Theatre Greaves Lloyd C. W. Greaves Ile Best Ltd

Church Services Schedule for Various Towns This Month

Catholic, Baptist, Methodist and Presbyterian schedules list August services in Wellington Bodangora Obley Yeoval Gollan and surrounding towns. Times include morning and evening masses and sermons with names of pastors and visiting speakers. Brought together as a church notices list for week of August 16 to 31.

Catholic Church Wellington Bodangore Stuart Town Store Creek Wuuluman Dripstone Obley Yeoval Bodangers Gollan B. Bradford Joseph Turnbull Bournewood Jeff D. Morris Bodangora H. D. Melhuish Seatonville Geupie Jesse Longhurst

Big Cattle Sale Announces August Auction

Mr Geo Paul of Wellington with E H Taylor and Co Bathurst announce a big cattle sale at local yards on Saturday August 22 at 2 pm sharp. About 600 head of mixed cattle will be offered. Other owners wishing to offer should contact the auctioneers at once. Full particulars to be advertised later.

Geo. Paul Wellington E. H. Taylor and Co Bathurst

Also Mentioned on This Page

Turramurra Public School Magazine Wellington Intermediate ASPRO A. T. Smith Joseph Thompson Wool Report Church Services Methodist Church B. Barnett J. H. Tyler Neurea T. B. Anderton Curra Creek T. K. Taylor Wellingston H. Alee Brown Children's Special Service Missioner Simper Presbyterian Church A.m. Ponto Holbrook He Qoes NASH Chas. W. Nash Kenosha Nash Motors Company Duce N.S.W S. F. Pelletier Percy Street Fulton’s Motors British Wallis Messrs J. M. and R. R. Pawley Eyalite Tomingley Messrs Pawley
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