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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
5
Weather turns sultry with showers welcomed. local concert planning underway with a Tree for the Cove and a busy harvest season. Reports note the Weogrost Association battery lapsed for lack of quorum and praise council action. Obituaries mark the passing of Mr. John Leary, with tributes from Molong and district.
An obituary reports the death of Mr Thomas Seush of Beokvale on Thursday night aged 68. Cause listed as bronchitis and pleurisy. Survived by his wife and four children. Buried in the Church of England section with services led by Reverend Ray Himten. Funeral arrangements handled by Mr Digho of Dulito.
Correspondent reports strange disturbances in Gollansville as heat and thirst drive people to seek relief. Locals complain about troublesome crop weevils and wild foxes in fields, while a pale muttered tale links Me Slack of Bank Vale to past patio schemes in Cubborul.
A fragmentary Angora report records the death of Ronald Houry at about eight weeks old due to monin complications. It mentions John George of Kiiner paying £1200 for Magee’s property, and auctions of estate assets. The piece is filled with damaged lines about crops, auctions, and local trades, with little coherent narrative.
Omley reports from last Saturday's cricket clash between Glanwood and Chily Cricket Clubs. Hihan top scored for Glanwood with 27 and 24. Stihead made 70. Hunt and Garanagh starred in a low innings. Notable entries include James Kimblen and Cavan Kemblen among others as the Glanwood lineup posted a final score with several RBIs and outs.
Grace Palotta reports a Willoughby Want New London Comedy Company visit to Wallington with Mim Gedco Palette as the star. The troupe performed The Aman from Mysivo across Orange Wellington and Dubbo, drawing a packed Oddfellows ball audience and warm acclaim for the new, lively farce despite poor hall facilities. The cast includes Moe Falta and Mr Ward, with strong local support from Willoughby.
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