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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 19, 1927
Page
5
Readable fragments show a serialized domestic scene with Clo and Mrs Leeson discussing jealousy and affection, timed with a new dealer display and social tensions. Included are market notes, showroom promotions, and a lengthy rabbit inspector report detailing plague spread, fines, and property actions across Wellington district.
Steadiness in wool sales last week with general competition and strong demand for fine and superfine grades. Russian orders remain favorable. buyers ready to pay for exceptional quality while incentives to producers are limited. New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency notes brisk merino demand and stable prices, with some decline from January and a busy pre Christmas selling period. Sales suspended for holidays. Winchcombe Carson reports on the midyear wool market.
At Molong TP Board meeting, topics covered include a request by W V Goninan to mimic Mr Mex Atummey’s travel permit and awaiting stock inspector report. resignation of McAlamney discussed. H Mills complains of sheep on roads. Folteting stock and ram/calves land issues noted. inquiry into fair rabbit fencing price deferred. Narra growal gates fixed with cost 10 shillings, payment approved.
A listing from Gene Paul’s showroom on Warne Street Wallingtog advertises 28 morlaneal dawravements by WM Nose models featuring Joseph Thompson and Son. Contact Maughan Street for inquiries at 273.
Purchasers are advised to inspect the large stock of sod carn at Paul’s Showrooms Warne rtrvat Wellington. Low priced and exceptionally easy terms offered.
The season opener on the new show ground track featured a three mile event viewed as a trial. Cameron led with Fabney close, Norman Dewton finished second and ANT Hay third as the field faded. Remaining starters included W Cameron Ne Dewton Ac Lay J Brown A Fubur B Cook H Cameron. Next Monday promises strong entries as entries close Friday night.
A string of local notices reports Sam Lemon injured in a train incident near Blayney and returned to Orange. It notes deaths including Henry Armage Smith aged 24, a longtime Narrujvira/Cacrumbi owner, and other regional burials with brief biographical detail.
Advertises services for sinking or cleaning out tanks and wells. Mentions contact SMITH located at Montefiores Street Wellington with phone number 177.
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