Wellington Council Moves on Finances and Water Scheme
The Wellington Municipal Council adjourned meeting with Mayor Matheson and Aldermen approving the Finance Committee’s payment list totaling £182 per fortnight. Water supply repairs were reported improving access, and Alderman Lauer praised Mr Kell at the gas works as a key asset. Debates included a protest against proposed municipal accounting changes and potential water main upgrades with a special meeting set for the next night.
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Wellington
Prevent
Aldermean Matheson
Bembrink
Reap
Lauer
Larance
Crean
Rune
Wee
Hembrick
Linge
Park Street
Pierce Street
Swift Street
Maughan Street
Nancarrow Lane
Rees
Bernbrick
Counoil
Kell
Bathurst Council
Wellington Council
Department
Croun
Rose
P. G. Clements
Hich
Alderman Deveson
Bodangora
Thompson
Robins
Bathurst
Counel
Speaker
Alderman Lauer
Manquarie
Mining Act Returns Require Annual Mineral Reports
The Mining Act mandates holders of mining titles to file yearly returns with the Minister within the first 14 days of January. Returns must detail yearly production values for gold and other minerals excluding coal and shale, labor counts, and governance of metallurgical works. Penalties apply for noncompliance.
Christmas in Suntop and Wellington well observed
District news reports a festive Christmas across Suntop and Wellington with visits from Santa Claus, a well attended Christmas tree event at Glen Cardia School, and community gatherings. Mr W J Oliven’s son Willie suffers a broken collarbone but is recovering. Local weather turns mild after recent neural activity, with dry conditions forecast.
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Suntop
Wellington
Chistram
Sante Claus
Glencardia
Christeane
Prine
Worl
Frogley
Wollongong
Old South Coast
Waite
James Reidy
Santop
Weather and local life in a distant district
The report recaps persistent heat and humidity along with occasional storms, noting a near-deluge on Monday and further showers on Tuesday. It covers farming prospects, wheat movement, new construction in Liourie, court openings in Georia, social events, and community updates about schools, rail proposals, and local associations.
Return of Bodangora Scribe Sparks Weather and Cricket News
After a fortnight’s absence the Bodangora scribe returns reporting a heavy rain likely to help parched grass and winter feed. The Bodangora mine resumes normal activity as families return from holidays. A cricket match is set for Dick Park with Mudgee touring team visiting Bodangora next Thursday, though local practice has been scarce. News also notes Miss Long is on leave.
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Thorn
Yamble
Meetiy
W. J. Brophy
Jgniziers
Worl
Whale
Prass
John Skinner
Churchy of England
Andy Underwood
Gene
Prom
Hodangora
Bodangora
Dick Park
Mudgeeway
Misa Long
Weather Turmoil As Storm Sweeps Town
Warm spell ends with a brief 10 minute downpour that drops 42 points on the gauge. Grasshoppers devastate pastures, dairies suspend operations, and stock feeding dominates. Boxing Day in Orange brings racing and a local win by J M O'Brien in the Sheffield Handicap. O'Brien's mother is ill in Dubbo. Melverney, missing for months, reportedly seen in Orange. Police control items tied to the case as local construction and shops proceed.
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Cumnock
Orange
J. M. O'Brien
Misa O'Brien
Dubbo
Melverney
Cumcock
Lia Tools
Masession
Hlack
March
J. March
Mene Braten
MURRUMBIDCERIE Weather Tells Of Rainfalllight Showers
Our correspondent reports a Gloria rain at 640 am Wednesday with short showers until 4 pm and a heavier fall late, bringing oppressive heat and possible more rain this evening. Water supplies improve as another rainfall would aid crops. sheep losses noted from recent storms in town.
Local ball promises interest as cricket match looms
Sympathy is voiced for the poor but fairness rules. A cricketers ball is set for the 1th instant after the Murrumbidgeria v Mudgen Ulan touring team match. Local punters back the home side while the town eyes a revived race club after past setbacks. Moore Bros seek water on their holding, and Mr J Dunn sells his butchering business to Mr Baker before moving on.
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Murrumbidgeria
Mudgen- Ulan
Ghreat
Moore Bros
J. Dunn
Baker
Collansville Weather and Farm Woes Report
From our correspondent in Collansville rain is scarce while sheep suffer on overstocked farms. Grasshopper plague not yet arrived though strip farming is nearly finished. Rabbits and hares are abundant, a farmer contemplates subdividing paddocks. Christmas passed quietly. locals seek recreation ground as Farmers and Bettlers meet January 18.
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Bettlera
Local Railway Traffic December Totals At Station
Outward goods include wheat horses cattle and sheep with weights and values. Inward traffic shows general goods hay straw and chaff coal coke and livestock including horses cattle and sheep with quantities and tonnage.
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Taailway
Return Form Observations and Directions N8 Notice
Particular attention is drawn to the observations and directions accompanying the Forms of Return 206. The notice emphasizes correct completing procedures and adherence to the specified instructions for all respondents.
Larance Bros to Be Larance & Son Under New Management
Public notice states that W and after January 2005 the firm of Larance Bros will be known as Larance & Son under manager G. Larance. Any accounts owed by the late firm will be paid on presentation and those owing money are urged to call and arrange settlement.
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Oana
Brsronsa
Blarvey
Hewnett and Wood
Mor. Harvey
Royal Agency
Harvey
Hounavs
Agaten
Gua Cantril
Georie
Wellington
Cantril
Eatcom
Tun Ripon Crow
Lodungora
Reynold's
Antill
Barton
M.L.A
Seabbing Flat
Mer. Barton
Harton
APE
Jackson & Agland
Frank Jackson
Frank Jinkorn
Fraser Jackson
Edward Godwin Agland Wituen
Edward Godwin Aghand
J. T. P Hasseit
Commissioners of Taxation
Circular Quay
Sydney
Custom House
New South
Stamp Duties Office
Phillipstrest
Taxation Office
Commissioners of ‘Taxation
Larance Bros
Larance & Son
G. Larance
Ward
Tam
BR. Wilkins
Inchoomiuk, Srson & CO
Lap
Ford & Taylor
Thomas McCulloch
Royal Exchangh
J. S. Leeds & Co
Orange
Havre
B.D. Clark
Warperton
Natelock
Norges
Clark
Waverton
Arguy
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James Cowley
Opon
Sandy Creek
Dubbe
Ceurie
Australia
Liourie
Neil Sarum
Dpersevernwie
Hawke
Wellingum
Dove
Georia
Midway
Kditer
Whele
Tre Revision Court
Geurie
Arthurville
Oneanook
Neeting
Shire Couneil
Geurin
Union Church
Isao
Cantrilsen
Collansville
Minckroek
Aches Dunlop
Neares
A.T. Pringhe
Hooty Hill
Lotel
Alen
Gulgang
Stewari & Smith
Gulgong
Mudgee
A. Ferguson
Bank Atreet
Kopple
K. A. Smith
Ames Murphy
Ug Oe
H. Labance & Son
Queensland
Leestrat
North Weislington
Boweer
Kennard
Hawkins Steele
Bigeow
Weed Bowte
Montefores
Diackennith
Lewat Wen
L. WN
Fire Loe, Co
Mankebreet
Bedford & Taylor
Ith Amy
Mr. W. Mott
Rail Co
Department of Taxation
H. W
District
Important Land Sa
Acs
Wuuluh
Rave
St. Jany
Bonnie Doon
Wuuluinan
Buckinbah
Buckingah
Wheeling Lon
Molong
Charis
Dawson
Waldron
Glover
Apenta
Mecare
Bedford
Valor
Mrreagents
Syding
Bedery & Pay LR
Statiom Agvota
C.P
Brooina
Bleware & Smirk
Oulgong
Austria
S. A. Basser
Mr. Busser
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