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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
6
A weather and agricultural update from Wellington area describes cold winds and rain hindering work at farms. It notes cattle values at auction including Winn Alto and other dairy stock, with local figures and payments, plus hospital and council activities and plans for water troughs and draught horses as drought and ploughing pressures persist.
The Gollan Carnival committer has set a new site for the sport events due to lack of suitable ground, with arrangements resuming now. A meeting at Gollan Hall next Saturday afternoon invites attendees for information and details as the annual reunion approaches.
Weather remains changeable with warm spells as the period ends. George Sullivan remains ill after a Friday hospital transfer to Wellington. Lawson continues to assist in medical matters. Mrs. Bilhboard and Mrs. Dong are mentioned in health and travel contexts. A September function to aid the public school proceeds well. The Sisters of St Joseph’s convent fund drive continues with diligence. Local groups gather support for the Mexmorint Hall project and nightlife events remain anticipated. Deopan is reportedly improving, and plans for Mann Hill and Arthur Bacleane's project to crush stone at the quarry are mentioned for upcoming work.
Real weather from a farmer’s view brings sunshine and showers this week. Warmer temperatures and increased moisture boost wheat growth while local plans discuss a September picnic in Arthurville Suntop paddock and school events led by a district committee.
The Bournewood district received 82 points of rain over the week, aiding wheat crops though some farms report thin stands. Overall health appears good with prospects for the coming harvest. Stock are healthy, feed is plentiful, and farmers note cooler nights. Mrs. J Pickford buys Mr. Grimeon’s property at Yallundry, uniting holdings. The annual children’s school is set for September 5 on the old picnic ground. The local tennis club hosted two teams with Milner Dale winning at home while the visiting team beat them in a friendly at Yullundry.
R Hinton informs Stuart Town and District that he has taken over the Railway Hotel. All bant brands of square are always on hand with superior accommodation. Phone available.
A parish notice details Mr A Brown’s sermons at Wellington and a rally in Mumbil to raise funds for a new Anglican church. Mina McAtamny seeks Queen contenders with a dance on 28th to boost support. Local figures Mr Don Radburn, Mr William Allen, and Mr T Kurr are noted with family holidays and community events.
Renovations to the post office and residence are under way and will enhance the buildings’ appearance. The playground near the public house needs attention as flood damage has cut out sections, making it dangerous for children during play hours. Authorities are urged to address the issue promptly. The Royal Ball at Sourio saw Miss Keer receive gifts. Mr. Collie’s worker injured by a plough wheal is recovering at home. full return expected in weeks. Mesdamon F. Jackson and Kee worth of Georie were hospitalized in Wellington and are improving. A highland gathering at Dutbo on Wednesday drew many locals who enjoyed the day.
Yeoval reports exceptionally fine weather with light weekend showers and good harvest prospects. The Yeoval tennis club split results with Molong losing and Baldry winning. A minor cart accident behind Charl in Selby's shop caused spoilage. Local residents travel to Sydney for holidays. Miss Muriel Morley returns home from nursing. Mrs Chas Houster shows improving health. Two new motor cars join Yeovil listings with a Studebaker and a Chevrolet.
Report notes completion of forty construction shafts for the Butrandong dam wall with depths from 8 to 18 feet, menacing concerns aside. A fashion aside laments bobbed hair among women, while praise is given for Mr. William Goninan Sene recovering from a serious operation. Convalescent news includes Mr. and Mrs. Collins’ child rehabbing after pneumonia.
The article discusses Labor selection turmoil in New South Wales with accusations of unfair ballots and disputes over nominations. It comments on knotted processes, mentions W. M. Webster, James O'Donnell, J. Ritchie, and Mr Foster, and criticizes censure motions and parliamentary inaction while urging ministers to focus on serious work and fiscal responsibility.
The October carnival planning meeting of the School of Art and Bowling Club committee drew a large attendance at the School of Art. They discussed two queen candidates, fundraising methods, a boxing display, processions, lighting, and venue logistics, with estimates around £40 to £45 for the event.
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