Railway coal mine scheme seen as solution to rail disruption
The author argues for a state controlled railway coal mine to secure uninterrupted coal supply. They warn current private coal provision risks paralysis of railways and farming if strikes or labour troubles persist. The piece cites Victoria and Gippsland precedents and stresses government autonomy over coal for rail use, asserting long term savings and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Coalminen
Pauntey
Victoria
Gippalood
Imu
Bayanil
Tony
Railway Department
Dore
Hare
Walerington
Macquarie
Bo Jong
Local Jottings and Community Notices From Wellington
Local items report a printing office fire at Mr George Porter's, with £300 insurance. Notes mention Dublin Forkey Club secretary Mr Charles Moors, playground concerns at a public school, and a reply from the department after ministerial approval. Also covered are Liberal League events, a public meeting address by A. O. Carwicinal, the British and Foreign Bible Society event, and a prize by the International Harvester Co. for crop area. mentions of Waratah search, recital by Mr Pincombe, and school holidays and Christmas arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Porter
Charles Moors
Dublin Forkey Club
Stradey
Wantern
Danal
San Juan
Wallington
Kenyon
Great Western Milling Up
Millthorps
Go-Shend
Guorio
Ballastisa
Ir. Brace-Lloyd
Faderal Liberal League
Wellington
Raform Lasgue
A. O. Carwicinal
MOEA
Counsction
Nsw
Oddfellows
International Haresster Co
J.J. Mickle
Fraradeld
Wagga
The coat of winning the road and the rail link debate
A fragmented discussion on cost and benefit of railway expansion. The argument frames tolls, freight rates, and tax revenues as factors shaping producer prices, coal profits, and national rail policy, with claims about state versus private ownership and potential gains for farmers.
Unclear 19th Century notices mix with local events
Fragmented OCR text lists local business changes and public notices. Mentions agents for watches, a bakery change, church events, charity fairs, a university extension prize, school proposals, a future High Commissioner appointment, and a council discussion on worker strikes. Contains multiple places and names but readability is limited.
Wellington Musical Society Annoining In Church Hall
The Wellington Musical Society held a church hall meeting on Twenday evening to decide if members should continue as practice during holidays or switch to recon. Mr. E. presided, attendance was good, and results were deferred to late February for resumption of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Church of England
E. We
Sonluty
Mra Webster
Mins Redd
Rev
Father Loneragan
Webster
E. Barnes
Sillman
O. Roe
F. Arnold
Robmann
Pincombe
Charusce Ware
Avil Lang
W A Bambaglough LTD Distinguished for Royal Appointment
W A Bambaglough Ltd is named for its distinguished service with ten vetted Braye avenues and is singled out for high recognition by the Governor General of the Commonwealth. The firm will receive the special patronage from Lord Tanayoon and Earl Dudle, with annual doses of praise and honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudiay
Lord Tanayoon
Earl Dudle
Wellington
Eas
George-ntrent
Etrand Arvade
Bydaoy
Dowds Meadow meat at Cluss Howe fair event
In this fragment readers learn of a county fair style gathering where Moasre Medford and Taylor oversee a livestock show. The text notes dairying suitability and strong fattening properties of a herd breed, with lines suggesting supply and regional interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moasre Medford
Stolen Hotel Goods Recovered After Police Find Bag
A bag containing 1100 vigors and a cheque tied to Mr Lavy was found hidden under a chair in a restaurant near Lang on November 28. The items reportedly belonged to Mr Lavy and were tied to a dispute with Mr Con Chirran over hotel licenses. Police traced the thief and recovered the property after a moment of discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salomon Lavy
Wallington
Hoyal
Gilgau Dem
Lavy
Con Chirran
Valedictory Gathering At Fletcher's Motel For Manon Transfer
A valedictory gathering was held at Fletcher's Motel on Monday evening for Mr Mann as he departs to Lithgow under transfer. Eight Hour Association members and railway department staff attended. Mr Bough spoke of Mann’s railway service, Dooley spoke for health, and Mason expressed thanks for the gift. George Fal and John Keane were noted for their local trades, with advertisements promising further information on collar quality for horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletcher’s
Lia Mtr
Manon
Eight Hour Association
Hia
Lithgow
Requear
H Llayton Romapind
Thera
John Bough
Mann
Dooley
Mason
Railway Department
Mewre
Meola
Masars
Bhatyan
East
Claytom
Mins Beidy
Toohe
George Fal
Cromosat
Evans
Horasa
Eaddlery
John Keane
Paul
Alwaye
Weal Jingtao Li Branch Valedictory Dinner
Mr Bhindlair president of the Weal Jingtao Li branch led a valedictory gathering at Wobot's Hotel. Attendees included Mr J B Clayton. Guests praised Bhindlair for his labor leadership and the district’s efforts, with thanks to Mr Kelly for his hospitality and support to the Labor movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhindlair
Weal Jingtao
The
Wobt
J. B. Clayton
Donlay
Shindlair
Miuet
di Lair
Kelly
Saul Che
League
Kelly Dor bin
Hmedeom
Undefined PIAL branch noted amid writings and recitations
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a branch of the PIAL and a person named Yon. The text mentions recitations and a loud action by Mr B and RANE, with additional unreadable items. The fragment preserves names and events but lacks clear dates or full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yon
Mr. B
Catholic School Concert Impresses With Choir and Cast
A Wallington Catholic School concert featured Rev Puther Loneragan’s boys choir and a large chorus in Gounod and Way ghost pieces. The program opened with salon numbers then a lively cas box operetta in two parts with soloists and a humorous 15-Can Land item. applause marked the finale as students and staff received thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poglia
Wallington
Puther
Antah
Wabor
Gallia
Houwonay
Warn — Firat Soptanor
Mantore Ty
Gensomy
Sohipp
L. Bohipp
Bohipp
Lippman
Seyind Soppanen
Mastera Murphy
Austio
Lynch
Tupwond
Pruillier
Mastera Bropinap
Om M’cormick
O'byroo
Land of
Cbarastur
Bebvol
Liza Latiman
Master M'Donald
Monalguor Loog
Father Loneragan
Mist Kirwan
Audianos
London
Punch
Pinafor
Janie Jobo Cox
Lay
Sohn Daca Hos
Hounwaay
Bouncer
Kewpur
Murph
Campabirn Yeommary
Kaosine
Jnsland
Penvlope
Mary Iba Smith
Panslupe
Fragmented tale of a dramatic stage performance
Readable text recounts a theater piece with Ally widow Wilkare Wy, Inaking miscl ime Sindy, and Sergeans. Mentions Master Liwnning, My Murphy, Mrs Reidy, and box and gor roles. Describes audience reaction and dramatic tension without clear plot specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkare
Thor Bnijeht van Indien
Ant
Dilliesle
Wullon
My Murphy
Reidy
Box
Gor
Mise Kirwan
Tameragen
Murphy Suddle
Boxing match ends with Wall defeated by Reidy in warlike bout
The 270 weight class bout in Wellington saw Phil Wall and Reidy of Cobar fight five rounds. Wall showed grit, was floored in the final minutes, but rose to persevere before Reidy won on points. Local youths staged preliminary bouts before the main match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Wall
Wellington
Heidy
Cobar
W. Dix
Wall
Lon
Logan
Reidy
Dooley
Teferee
Obituary notices from Wellington region recollect many lives
An obituary notices a former Wellington resident who died in Sydney last night at over 40, leaving a large family. funeral set for 11 am at the Church of England. Other notices recount the deaths of Wellington district residents including Mr Cornelian Mooy from Bourke, Mr Tooway, and a long-time Obra resident near May Berry, detailing family ties and ancestry in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Perwo
Awhor
Sydney
Kit Isle
Church of England
Tomorow
Tompoe
Ibrar
Bourke
Wellingtos
Cornelian Mooy
Con
Mooy
A.J. Mullaod
Beryay
1 .Natvey
Australia
Rasida
Boron
Rifle shooting at the real Ale range marked good shooting
Report describes a July rifle shooting event at a local range with unclear weather notes. The final score noted as 84 is mentioned as a solid result amid garbled text and missing details about participants or exact event name.
Sporting Moments From CWD Trotting Club Meet
The second meeting of the CWD Trotting Club occurred on Friday after a windy, uncertain day. Races featured horses such as Emblanc, Tarcoole, and Fathom with various weights and divisions noted, including a handicap event. Spectators witnessed sprint trials, harness runs, and performances by Brer, Biddy, and Polly as the field contended for prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.D
Clib
Co Finterday
Manieay Bobbie
Teel Houdia
Burotd
Fathom
Bletchington Hobdicap
Mawbrine
Biddy
Merry Mambrine Dotty
Harold
Wer
Wedford
Laubal
Nantarrow
Teena
Lee Toy
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Oneida
Barrie
Haynes’ Pharmacy
Nanima Crescent
Walkington
Cc. Farrell
Black Wil
Pouch
Arthur Street
A.j.l.stockwell
Comminhionsa
Tohnston
Weillington Vint Geurle
Acatty
FCB
SMITH
Dental Fucgeore
Wirwarary We Yy le Welle Iin Mongles
Waesest
Glover
H.C. F. Glover
Weremaros
G.H. Brade
Bleeen Youre
Hydory Metropolin
Varnest
Danvers
Bitél
Eurancy
Otherwine
Mota
A. T. Smith
Poxton W. Hayley
Johnston
Percyrn
Eleaseary
J. J. Isher Wood
Alta Igh
Aeco
Winnie
J. E. Bray
Itpee Hants
Medneman
Murmveriy
Wailingiie
Tie Remaiyp
Wellington Cariary
Angiead
Thombson
Tu Memoriam
Mpceer
Whedsar Mashael
Brasil
Wellington Times
Ker Temeee Nectmide
Winoshoomba, Carson and
Meswre
J. Love
Bookham St
Hervison
Wallington Baptist Church
Plnouphe
Afr
M. G
Partura
Risw
Igland
England
Giles
Mina Hoad
Miss McKeon
Mra
Kilawn Oroms
Olge Gil
Fermars
Bana
Fowe Horne
Methine Merrick Larvester
Abel ‘Wilkins
Thie Waching
Mosacs
Kynyon
Hilazinnd
Gilssnas
Stuadt
Grahane Tethshon
Trom
Tadien’ Church Aid Association
Methodiet Church
Wadmealay
School of
Aru
W. Joan
Gulia
Je. Rassatt
Priga
Harold Wasd
BE Wobater
Hend
Rcent
bin Prime Minunee
Commonwealth
Ie Haliaved
Sir Giree
Legislative Assembly
Carmicheel
Chis
Wax
Carmichael
Miurrirw
Te Yume
Wallington Gonte
Wellington Musical Society
W. A Bambaglough, Ltd
Lang
Ceoace Paul's Baudlery
Bernas J
Beeston
E. Bell
A. Deveson
Gollias
Stinson
Madden
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