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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 29, 1941
Page
3
Wellington this Christmas observed a quiet holiday with no major incidents. Many residents had relatives overseas while crowds gathered for the festive period. shops stayed busy until early evening and trains ran crowded as warm weather kept baths busy.
Mr Justice Maxwell in Dubbo police court on October 13 upheld a magistrate’s decision under the Pastures Protection Act. Arthur Robb of Wellington had faced action by A J Graham, Dubbo P P Board officer, over travelling sheep. The appeal debated whether any travel qualifies for protection when an unavoidable cause limited movement. His Honor affirmed the magistrate, allowed costs against the appellant, and indicated the section applies even if travel is partial.
Farmers and country businessmen can buy wine directly from the Bodega Wine Co in Sydney. They offer freight paid to the nearest railway station, with a range of choice wines stored in their cellars from famous Australian vineyards. Write to 9 Barrack Street Sydney for full details and prices with no obligation.
A very severe storm swept the Westella district last week with strong winds and dust. Rain measured over an inch in most places, tearing roofs from sheds and blowing down trees. Farmers finished harvest and await rain. Westella school celebrated with an annual Xmas tree at the hall, Father Xmas duties by Bruce Tweedy, and Alan Woodley won the Astley loap for best all round agricultural at Volario College. Several locals travel for holidays and visits, including Noel Gorrie returning from Sydney and families like Tweedy, Giddings, and Woodley hosting relatives.
On Wednesday evening last the annual Christmas tree proved highly successful with over seventy children receiving presents and seven pounds one shilling taken at the door. Music came from Mrs Sciflest, Mrs Medcalf, and Mr Leo Cridland. Wheat stripping nears completion though much wheat remains to be delivered, with about 24 000 bags stacked locally. A Boxing Night deuce raised Red Cross funds with attendees enjoying the Californian dance band.
Messrs Lloyd Bros auctioneers will sell at their Yeoval office on Saturday next January 3 a quantity of goods and personal effects from the estate of the late H J on behalf of Bryant Bros. high class and specialty goods included in the sale.
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