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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
7
Memorial verse lamenting the loss of William Edwin Dullon aged 21 with reverential lines on fate winters and distance, noting devotion from loved ones and a trader’s memory in a archaic elegiac mood.
The piece argues for constitutional amendments to align federal and state powers, citing the need to improve the constitution for future contingencies. It discusses industrial regulation, labor conditions, and political balance, noting tensions between Labor and business factions and the desire for uniform rules across states.
A long, garbled excerpt discusses proposed constitutional changes by Parliament to regulate monopolies and prevent monopolists from defeating measures through taxation. It mentions the High Court, government plans, and the public’s interest, focusing on whether to restrain monopolistic power while preserving the policy aims of the Commonwealth.
A local agrarian discussion notes Wellington district crops showing potential despite variable conditions. Observers compare this year to prior harvests, highlighting soil quality, irrigation, and market prospects while acknowledging risks from weather and economic factors.
Local notes report Sante Viaux skipping MAW gatherings and a planned Wellington church event on Sunday evening led by Mr H. M. Rudd. A church farewell follows a Sunday service, with Nurk’s kitchen group and congregation members Prooited Me and Mrs Mary identified. An excursion bus departs Wellington for Sydney on Tuesday at 8:87 am offering cheap double-journey fare.
A jumble of notes describes plans at the Wellington Baptist Vitel and various social events. It mentions a musical program, film screenings, theatrical performances, and upcoming civic activities with figures like Mr. Pepper and Miss Ly Minsett active in society.
A fragmentary report discusses a juvenile crime inquiry into Who Killed Cock Robin, noting public concern and the fragile role of youth in sensational cases. References to education, public figures, and investigations suggest a broader debate on juvenile conduct and accountability.
Sydwey Werat report notes market conditions steady with modest shifts in values. District buyers report declines in old and new wheat futures, with prices ranging from Y/19 to 4/7 per bushel depending on quality and condition.
A Barracloughs Ltd advertisement invites readers to assess eye health services at their Wellington store and urges customers to bring in glasses for inspection. The notice promotes eye examinations and suggests consulting AN Heorge Hirvet in Sydney Arcade for further guidance.
Amie Hite leads a case opposing a Bevelling Stock travel near Poinlny amid strong opposition from Pas Huron Protection Board. Witnesses from Ye fowl Lid and Mir Tenerve appear in Wellington. The court adjourns after hearing reports, with the river travel issue revisited at Havas and again during the Inverstion.
A derailed OCR fragment discusses campus clashes and proposals at a tech higher education institute. It mentions Ale Mehoul Aeky, Teehien College, and a contentious plan tied to art studies, wartime era rhetoric, and organizational movements without clear dates or names.
Reported Sunday January 1 reveals a muffled scene of tree removal along an unlined verge. Witnesses describe scrubbing and barking as workers cut live timber, while others protest and argue over safety and necessity.
A garbled ad-like passage promotes a barber Mr H Basse with references to London, New York, Vienna, Dresden and other cities. It mentions consultations at a Royal Hotel and lists various optical colleges and master show British option claims. The text is fragmented and includes travel and contact ideas but no clear service details.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Wellington Wollington and various names like Mindy and Hrye. It cites removals, weekly schedules, and possible public notices but details are obscured by garbled text.
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