Annual Meeting Reveals Excellent Bowling Club Finances
The Annual Meeting of the Bowling Club reports a surplus over expenditure of more than £600 and notes the club remains in excellent financial shape amid lively discussion. Dr J A Prestom is re elected President, with officers and trophies presented. 60 plus members attended, and the year featured nine committee meetings and eleven tournaments plus 26 Spoon Events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Prestom
Goombere
N. D. Keitle
Stith
Sik
Ygpas
Smith
G. F. Sotoson
B. Woods
W. L. Johanna
Shire
J. Arestow
Messrs
S. Jub
HW Trusian
E. Trimble
Br. Keble
Toman
Zientke
A. Smith
A. Murray
Bidy Preston
Lingana J. Paterson
Og! Kelly
H. Bullock
T. Ayling
P. Sparke
J. Hughes
D. Gibson
A Smith
E. Cawthorn
FL Smith
8. Smith
Preston
Wessurer
P. Batho
Marts. T. N. Ayling
Trim
Takeon Amble
Dubbo
Wellington
NSW BA
de Patron
Joan Scott
Oragge
Tewice
Gulgong
Merrylands
Ashbury
Oring
Mudges
W. Willocke
J. Jewell
Ch Abd
Senares
Far Western District Association
T. J. Ayling
Hor
G. F. Solomon
Coromlites
Fy Batho
B. J. Preston
N. Ayling
W. Young
W. Lowe
Unusual Lambing Counts Twins Across Flock in Australia
Four pairs of black and white twin lambs were born early this month at Lumens Donabella property owned by Mr a Tenynor Wellington district. The owner reports all twins strong and growing, noting the rarity of black and white twins born together. Local graziers believe it may be a record for Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Tenynor
Lumens
Donabella
Australia
Diggers fall to Club in challenge match win by eight
A highlight match saw the Diggers challenged by the Club in a competitive form. The Club emerged victorious by eight points, while the perpetual Diggers vow a return clash this season. Gratitude is extended to the ladies for steady support and to Mr Moulton for publicity efforts through the Wellington Times. Appreciation is also given to committee members for cooperation and a hopeful note for a successful year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diggers
Pan
Apain
Wellington “Times
Moulton
Fig
Comnittees
Adverse Weather Dampens Wellington Stock Sale
Weak demand followed limited yarding of 180 cattle and 1,300 sheep at the Wellington Baleyards Tuesday. Prices showed only modest strength for cattle and stores dominated yarding as buyers held back. quotes span cattle bulls to £20, steers £29/16, vealers £21/16, and sheep with merino wethers near 34/1 and ewes around 3/9. Agencies note mixed results across lots with total clearance around 400 state sheep, as firms like Pat steers and Megano rams feature in sale reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Maurice —. Pearce
Haylpe
Otis Percette
Gemlers
George Paul
Sears
Pit, Son
Ballgery
Ty Megano Rams
Messrs. A. Wilkins
God Hee
Willams
Neurea and Yeoval Set for Semi Final Clash
Neurea and Yeoval advance to the Hladdork Shirk semi finals at Rygate Park with Neurea facing a heavier pack and Yeoval relying on Sovaval backline firepower. Wellington Rovers meet Northbridge Civic early, while Yenwall juniors clash with Wellington Juniors in the day’s main double header.
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Rygate Park
Yeoval
Neurea
Hladdork
Kravouske
Neurea Wil
Hie Bnnstore Brothers
Exil
Stanford
Yeovell
Leslie
Elric
Johnson
Pitlock
John Munro
Pty & Star
Tast iSaturday
Wellington Rovers
Northbridge Civic
North Sydney
Rovers
Cumnock
Yenwalluniors
Wellington
Sattuvaiy
G. Powyer
V. Miler
P. Quin
J. Rya
M. Ryan
T. Mccarthy
B. Xolly
Gapi
Search fails to find body of farmer in flood creeks
A missing farmer believed drowned after a truck was washed into Curra Creek remains unfound despite searches downstream along Curra Creek and Bell River. Clothing found, with a coat and cardigan recovered twenty miles downstream, and police continue riverine searches as Wellington reports multiple flood fatalities this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curra Creek
Amin
BG. Veeon
Pesigon
Macquarie River
Wellington
Apri
Jack Spence
Raymond Powell
Cecil Martin
Naeroogel Park
Murmbl
Wellington High School building fight gains steps
Wellington residents press government to replace the outdated school with a new building after decades of agitation. MPPs, local councilists, and parents urge action, citing health concerns and cramped facilities as they secure Council support for sewerage and utilities while awaiting budget decisions. Local obituary notes Clara Willen Potts, a Wellington resident, dies at home. funeral planned for Ourra Creek Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. Crory
Mudgee
Glen Innes
Wellington Bled
Wellington High School
Tull
Craft
R. G. Lawton
Montefiore Street
Ard
Lawton' Sai
Myrshinov
Marshman
Cooke
Counsell
Brudenim
Supply
Heffron
Gopke
McGier
Wellington
Egiview
Clara Willen Potts
W. H. Botts
St. Batelok's Church
Ourra Creek Catholic
Sluttons Feed Study Shows High Seed Intake in Queens Birds
Tests by the SLRO in southwest Queens found flocks of 5000 gslahs may consume 36 to 80 tons of seed daily. Individual birds carried up to 27 000 seeds in crops, average 24 000. smallest crop held 2157 weeds. Crop contents at day's end reflect daily intake, suggesting total seed removal could double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SLRO
Queensand
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Executive's Annual Report
Dereford
Werners
Ike
N. G. Brider
Mlc. Cameron
A. P Marshanan
Camiber
Cormere
F. Craft
My Mander Jones
B.C. Lawton
P. and _C. Association
Royal Hotel
B. Grafh
Staf
Mr. Sroit
Lawton
Mander Jones
Kr. Cooke
Gooke
Jones
Lawnton
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