Wellington Land Board Schedules Aug 5–6 Sessions
Wellington Land Board will meet on August 5 and 6 starting at 4 30 pm to handle appraisements, rent, confirmations, investigations, and proclamations for parishes Ironbarks and Boduldura. Names include Charles Woollams Archibald McCallum Francia James McGrath George Goninan and William Gates among others. The Wellington Co-operative Stores advertises dressmaking and shop services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Fou Armatsmaunr
Carrran Varun Joasph Hugh Tyler
Thomas Blunden
Charles Woollams
Charles William Gates
Archibald McCallum
Francia James McGrath
George James Goninan
Sage Ames McGrath
F. L. Hancock
Mary J. V. Bailey
Bernard Wood
Ames Popo
Lia
L. R. Lawson
James Stewart Gardiner
Victor B. Burdekin
George Laurence Fuller
Ironbarks and
Boduldura
Frederick Clement Betar
Thomas J. Hannelly
Charles James Cousins
Peter Patrick Norbert Quirk
William Michael Lawson
Henry Milla
John Edwin Thompson
Thomas Gleenon
Abraham Joseph Wade
Arthur Harald Lanson
Thomas Sherring
William Mills
Patrick Michael O’donnell
Edward Frederick Duffeld
Albert Alfred Sullivan
Baduldura
County of Wellington
Nicholas Habib Betar
Thomas James Hannelly
Clement Norcroas
John Little
John Thompson
William Ross
Simeon Rivera
Arthur Herald Lawson
Patrick A. Hannelly
Anselm
Wellington Rifle Club Shooters Struggle Against Gusty Wind
The Wellington rifle club held a local range meet as a NW wind hampered aiming and scoring. Scores list shooters like N. Leach, E. Barnes, H. Ziehlke, Seach, A. B. Gage, E. McKnight, P. Casey, and Ferguson with varying hits and misses. No club shooting Saturday due to a Molong match.
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Shére
N. Leach
E. Barnes
H. Ziehlke
Seach
A. B. Gage
McKnight
P. Casey
Graham
H. Blusden
Ferguson
A.L.H. of
Wellington
Molong
Bathurst hotel gambling case shocks patrons
A Bathurst hearing before Judge McKell focused on Danial Hogarth, licensee of the Park Hotel, charged with allowing gambling on licensed premises. Police testified that money changed hands during cards in a hotel parlor with several travelers present. Hogarth denied gambling and claimed the scene was a social gathering. Five travelers supported the prosecution, while Hogarth insisted he never played cards regularly. the magistrate ordered a conviction with costs, noting the extraordinary nature of the case.
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Bathurst
K. McKell
Danial Hogarth
The
Park Hotel
Ming
Hogarth
Odant
Hogarth Re
Bia
Costa
State Parliament Opens Third Session With Long Speech
The state parliament opened its third session with a lengthy throne speech noting prosperous conditions and promising measures. It foresees closer ties with the United States, land reform, taxation adjustments, and bills on pure foods workmen’s compensation minimum wage and fire brigades. Opposition criticizes leases shift and state Commonwealth tensions.
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Soya
Britain
America
Landa Department
Fisheries
Public Service Appeal
Taylor
Downe
McGowen
Commonwealth
Legislative Council
Wade
Land Lease Applications Open in Warren District
Crown Land Agent in Wellington reports 200 plus applications for eighteen settlement leases across Narromine Bundemar Derribong with deposits totaling £15,000. Dubbo entries include parcels 960a Caledonia and 613254a Balladoran with multiple applicants. Five Elengerah farms available August 13–19. Land Board to decide August 27. Rents from £54 0s 0d to £57 6s 10d per year.
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Wellington
Thomas Porton
Ac P
Warren
Crown Lands Available in Wyaldra Shire Bligh Parish Yarrabil
Crown Lands open for ac p cl abs and asl at 12 shillings sixpence per acre across about 1100 acres in Wyaldra Shire Bligh parish Yarrabil. Area lies between portions 130 127 near Puggoon Goodiman Creek and Wellington to Gulgong track with trig station reserve 44 464. notification October 8 1904 revoked by April 4 1907 gazette. Available August 20.
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Wyaldrashire
Sydney wool market auctions resume with price rise
Goldsbrough Mort and Co reports after a month break auctions reopen today with 3176 bales offered. Medium wools in grease are included with many bales short and burried. Competition is keen and prices rise about six percent from last month for all descriptions except very faulty lots which remain hard to move.
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Goldsbrough, Mort and Co., Ltd
South Australian surplus estimated at £490,000
The year’s surplus for South Australia is estimated at £490 000. Authorities project a positive balance, outlining fiscal expectations and the outlook for public finances.
District News Bodancora Weather and Convent Victory
Last Friday and again this week a shower brought nearly half an inch of rain. Grass grows quickly. A football match Wednesday between Convent and Public Schools ended 9 nil in favor of Convent with H. Smith scoring once and F. Hennessy three times. Mr A J Murray refereed. A match vs Wellington Convent was postponed. J Sullivan of Woodbank has returned home improved after illness. Carpenters resumed work on the Catholic Church.
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Convent
H. Smith
F. Hennessy Thice
A.J. Murray
Convent School
Wellington Convent School
J. Sullivan
Weather Woes and Local Revelries In Drilled District
Weather is poor with rain badly needed as farmers report sheep dying from grass shortage. A surprise party at Mr Gleeson’s last Thursday night featured dancing, live music, and late into the early hours. Also noted are horse losses and strange mare deaths near Bylong, plus locals heading for early sheds as Mr M Douney departs.
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P. Gleeson
T. Smith
Miss Gleeson
W. M‘donald
Mr. H. Roas
J. T. O'Connor
M.C
Miss Gleason
Messia J. Sheridan
A Sullivan
Mr. Sullivan
Rain and lambing change rural Colan scene
A Monday rain left about 40 points, turning dry ground green. Wheat stands a foot high while grass remains scarce. Sheep, ewes lambing, and foxes plague flocks as Mr. Orick mourns a third colt lost in two weeks. Hare drives thrill shooters. 302 hares counted. New tennis club formed. prospects of a golf club. A Gavette correspondent speculated on a church event that won’t occur.
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F. Orick
W. Rowe
T. Crick
J. Grant
Jas. Miller
Jan
Lockrey
Capes
Gavette
F8 A Branch Holds Monthly Meeting
The F8 A Branch met last week with no major business. The next meeting is planned for August at Mr G Hollows.
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F8.a
Eurimbla Church Plans Advance at Local Meeting
Eurimbla residents held a meeting at W Chappell’s to discuss building a new church. C W Reid was appointed secretary after Miss Chappell resigned. The group chose galvanised iron with lining and to invite Cann Aldin to call tenders. Social proceeds of 5 14s were handed to the church fund, and Jay the Molong curate led Sunday service amid light turnout.
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Eurimbla
W. Chappell
Ezzy
Miss Chappell
E. Bloomfield
Bloomfield
C. W. Reid
Canon Aldin, Molong
Jay
Molong District
Weather Whirls Amid Local Notes And Odd Bits
Rain looks likely as the district reports unusual happenings and steady farming worries. A cyclist misplaced a pedal then found it in his own coat pocket. A church committee delays tendering on Dapper Union Church repairs. Worry over dwindling stock, scarce grass, and sheep losses. Mr. Edmunds improves after illness. next Union Church meeting August 15.
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Sandy de Scribe
Advertiser
Union Church Committee
Dapper
Holder
Aoa
Grasa
W. Edmunds
Dapper Union
Hunter Bros
Weather and local news from Cumnock district
Warm showery week with rain noted and crops growing strongly. Footballers suffered a 27–0 loss at Molong, four players absent. William Balfour seriously ill aged over forty. P McDonnell promoted to Forbes with a coming presentation. Commercial Bank and School of Arts buildings advancing. Postmaster Moreland poised for Mungindi. Delegates from progress associations plan railway extension to Cumnock with several committees represented.
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Molong
William Balfour
Forbes
Cumnock
P. McDonnell
Commercial Bank
T. Connolly
School of Arts
Fote
C. M.oreland
Mungindi
Balderodgery
Yeoval
Burimbla
Ringwood
Condumbel
Weather woes trim Maryvale crops and stock
Maryvale reports harsh conditions reducing ore cultivation prospects for crops. Large stock remains sent to other districts for pasturage. Mr. G Hubbard loses two draught horses within days to bot fly. A minor mishap befalls Mr. Arthur Finch of Maryvale.
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G. Hubbard
Arthur Finch
Maryvale
Farmer's Friend Trainer Involved in Narrow Road Incident
On Thursday night a horse failed to turn a corner and collided with a pole, causing a scare but little damage. Mr W Everett, recently treated by an eye specialist, again seeks the surgeon’s aid for a separate issue.
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W. Everett
Frosts, rai and hare drive rumors in Gundumbel
The letter notes recent frosts and a half inch rain fall then fine days. The grain is green but short, making picking for sheep difficult. Farmers near Gundumbel are finishing wheat sowing and there are rumors of a hare drive soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny
Alleged Larceny of a cheque at The Meadows
Senr-Sergeant Ford wires that a cheque for £10 12s was stolen from Barboo Khan at The Meadows. An Aboriginal man John Hercules Weldon cashed it at Fulton’s after receiving money from others. Weldon, Riley, and a half-caste woman were detained as police traced £3 1s 3d on Riley and £5 and £2 portions paid to others. Weldon and Riley remanded until the next day.
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Senr
Ford
Obley
Barboo Khan
E. A. Fulton
Fulton
Sear
Daley
Nanime
John
Hercules Weldon
the Meadows
Fulton's
Aldon
Alex Riley
Macquarie River
Baird
Weldon
Wellington
Fulton’s
Riley
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Protestant Hall
Rach Block
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Liurrap
Torrens
Tebrme
Intelligence Department
Martin Pisce
Winchcombe, Carson & Co, Limited
Bedford & Taylor
Wallington
W. Dutfield
Mumbai
Durban
Hoseing
Marran
Mondooran
Bociai
Dickerton Tennis Club
Henry Donn
Aedo
A. Ferry
James Ferry
Donn
Vin
J. Gers
Percy-street
Maxwell
Montefiores
Hawkins Streets
Koonsrd
Zouch
Arthur
Otioca
W. Gardner
Council Chambers
Spring Mount
Ponto
W. B. England
Pound Yarda
John Clements
Poundkesper
Kenyon & Robinson
H. Schmidt
Arthur Street
Salvation Army Hall
Crossley
Mellie Bishop
Band Sundsy
Chhapfp
A. Wilkins
Maughan Street
Dripstone School of Arts
Barton
M.P
I Morgan
Warris Creek Railway
Warris Creek
Hose
BE. J. Fitch
Geobie
Taavarra
Georia
B. J. Pitch
Georie Butcher
Stuart Town
H. Fletcher, JR
N. A. Read
Om Ree
SU A
Anthony Hordern & Sons
Nsw
Palace Emporium
Brickfield Hill
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