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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jan 22, 1925
Page
10
The notice lists a sale day for Tuesday January 27 at 2 o clock. It also mentions a person named Suat Bom Suly at Orange on March 20 and Fe Mull yrticisiate awaiting further arrangement or notice in Tahir Tee.
America's 18 year old world record holder Marfechon Websclnu, famed for the 108 metres in 4.12 1-6, arrives in Sydney for the NSW Championships and will visit Wellington with chaperone Mrs Pullard-Lee. She will be joined by local swimmers and officials for a carnival highlighting 15 events and a strong country swimmer turnout.
AUCTION SALE S. G. CATER has instructions from MR DAN O CONNOR who sold his property to sell by Auction at Bugiebomah GOLLAN on Thursday 29 January 1925 at 1.90 pm sharp. Items include 540 mixed sheep 14 horses 1 cow Sunshine Header International Harvester gear including drill cultivator plough binder harrows manure equipment and farm tools many named brands and farm implements plus 3 stacks hay about 50 tons household furniture cooking utensils sundries and more.
A fortnight ago two Wellington dairy herds suffered cattle deaths after grazing Soudan and Sorghum fodders. Agrostologist J N Whittet warns that Sorghum and hybrid varieties differ in toxicity, urging strict adherence to Department of Agriculture instructions, use of pure seed, and sowing fodders far apart to prevent cross pollination and further fatalities.
Agricultural Inspector H Bartlett sent samples of discolored wheat from Parker district to Dr. H J Noble. He notes many cases statewide due to fungi, mainly Alternaria, with some Melanthiops or similar species. Infection occurs in dough stage and remains confined to the bran. Noble doubts dockage penalties without grain analysis.
The report notes distinct seasonal effects on wheat production, separate from the usual con ditions seen in many areas. Holminthosyrorin detected in a grain sample prompts caution against using Huck pointed rain for good.
The wedding took place yesterday at the Methodist church with Rev. Taylor officiating. Miss Charlesworth, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. Charlesworth of Percy Ket, married Mr Christopher B. Trevorrow of Forbes. The bride wore brocaded crepe de chene with pearl ornaments and vein, attended by two bridesmaids. The best man and groomsman were Thomas and Allan Charlesworth. A reception followed at Mr. R. M. Kimbell's rooms. The couple honeymooned at the Mountains of Forbes, with gifts and congratulations from many.
In heavy rain the Australian innings collapsed after 250 runs with Woolley and Kilner tearing through the batting. Ponsford Ryder and others fell cheaply as England take a lead of 875. Kilner and Woolley shared multiple wickets, while England’s batting opts to chase the target in the third test.
Wellington prepares for matches at Bell Park Show Ground next week. January 26 lineups list Bail Spratt Smith Smith Bloomfeld Bloomfield Sutton Quin Dowd Cox with emergencies Condy Brlyn Beton. Wellington aims for 1 PM start versus Wunluman at Show Ground with A Lane Schofield Radburn Sullivan Condon Sullivan Everett Sullivan Thomay Evans Walsh Arneil Toh McMillon. Railway A team to Carlton Show Ground with Randall Powter Spare Tittings McConnell Offner White Gilon Bussatt Barrett Sehumack emergencies Gomer Hiatt. No watch for Railway BE side next week.
Mr F Thorley driving a team of four horses loaded with wheat to Gouri railway depot crashed at Scabbing Flat bridge over the Macquarie. The waggon overturned, one horse killed, another injured, with minor damage to the wagon. Bridge repairs to be completed by week’s end. Calls for road straightening to prevent future incidents.
A strong turnout at Green yesterday afternoon showcased growing enthusiasm for bowls this season. In Ferris Trophy action Fred James beat E A Fulton 21 to 10, while Hewitt defeated Smith in a hard fought Wilmot Challenge final. Wellington to meet Orange for Western District Shield Saturday at 2 pm with teams announced for two rinks. On Monday Mudgee bowlers visit for all day matches starting 10 15 am with Wellington lineup detailed for the afternoon session.
Mr and Mrs Hart ny of Kerr s Creek returned from holidays in Quemnaland to find their home burnt out. Neighbors spotted smoke on Sunday morning, with no clue to the cause. The couple has no residence to return to after the blaze.
E Rotton sells by auction items from Mrs Rougall’s shop at corner Montefloro and Lee Streets on Saturday 3rd inst. at 2.80 pm. Contents include soda fountain parts, scales, ice chest, hot water urn, lemon squeezer, cash till, glass cases, jars, letter press, bedstead and mattresses, dining chairs, stove, tools, sundries. Terms cash.
A. E. Rotton sells by public auction at Swift Street near Hap fist Church on Wednesday 28 January. The extensive Oak furniture and effects include a full dining and bedroom suite, wardrobes, dressing tables, beds, glassware, crockery, kitchen items, and a large dining set. Absolute unreserved sale with cash terms.
Auction notice for Abel Wilkins and Co listing 40 draught horses 2 pear 3 cows, harness and farm gear, machinery, wagons, lorry, and thousands of household items. Sale set for February 20 1925 by A J Triplett, with Landsom Provided. Sale details include horses cattle sheep farming plant and furniture.
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