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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1920
Page
3
The article outlines Wellington Bowling Club proceedings including committee nominations, president transition, prize plans, and member turnout. It notes discussion of annual aims, new and retiring officers, and plans for future matches amid a busy season.
Report from the Adelaide Grand National week detailing race results, jockeys and horses including Cracknall riding at Rosehill and penalties for interference, winners at Park on Saturday and Sunday, and notes on prospective entrants for upcoming meetings. Mentions include Montrowe, Lurwinng, Clarance, and several named riders and horses with a focus on results and stakes.
A fragmentary report covers Wallington practice and a weekend game against Wellington, noting key players Willock Kelly Sho and E Pool, the match scoreline, and a train of junior and school-level football events. It also mentions Cumnock's visit to Wellington and results from a wider league round with Eastern Suburbs, Newtown, and Valvoraity games.
Dispatch reports protests by graziers and railway officials as the State Rail Commission contemplates higher freight and passenger charges. Directors urge vigilance while Parliament and ministers weigh potential government response. Conflict centers on proposed increases and the impact on producers and transport. Authorities indicate possible sympathy from government but no immediate decision.
Auction notices detail sales by Abel Wilkins Co and others across Wellington, Wallington, and nearby districts. Multiple auctions promise stock, farming gear, cattle, wagons, and property, with dates in August and September. Prospective buyers urged to inspect lots, obtain full particulars, and bid at sale locations.
Agricultural notes discuss optimal hay harvest timing and nutrient management to maximize grain value. It cites Michurdaon of Victoria and references to cultivation texts, outlining how fertilisation, flowering, and nutrient transport affect grain yield and quality. The piece recommends careful planning for frost risk and hay quality, and mentions sources for further reading.
Five participants attended the local rifle shooting event Saturday under poor conditions. Twelve shots were fired at the 700 yard range. A participant named Wall led with 49 targets, while others scored in the 40s to mid-40s. The report lists shooters Wall, Ziehkw, and Nowland among the attendees with scores noted.
A fragmentary notice solicits bond payment and subscription terms. It mentions £5 toward bond, life protection, and balance settlement. Contact details appear for F. P. Carr and associated offices, with references to bonds and expiration terms.
Fragmented OCR lists items: hospital gathering details, animal yields, piano wanted, secondhand piano wanted, poultry market notices, stock and bond quotes, and a theater program. It mentions an annual hospital ball, a gathering at a veterans club, and various solicitations including buying poultry, farm goods, and bonds. Names such as Lawrence Vamuel and firms in Sydney and Wellington appear amid disparate notices.
A fragmented OCR notice outlines a plan for an annual hospital ball the following night. It mentions prizes for youths over 12, a dance floor, and a family friendly program with appears to include entertainers and a juvenile-focused evening.
Community notices invite applicants to the Town Clerk's Office to compete for a position. The ad emphasizes minimal requirements and urges prompt submissions before the stated deadline.
Notice to electors of Wellington about prepared lists and copies available for inspection during stated hours from August to September. Names and addresses of electors listed. objections or claims must be lodged by September 8 with the Town Clerk. Where to obtain forms and how to submit.
The undermentioned parties and police stations object to the enrolment of others. Notices of claim or objection must be filed with verified declarations before September 1880. Porton of claims and objections available from the various council chambers and police stations listed.
An obituary style listing shows a chaotic sale notice for Spicer's Creek on Saturday August 28th offering ham, tools, household items, ploughs, wheelbarrows, carts, wagons, sacks, hay, and livestock among other farm implements and goods. Readers are urged to attend to bid on varied farm equipment and supplies.
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