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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
12
Notice warns trespassers on property with penalties and mentions prosecuting those found trapping or damaging fences. Includes names and casual cautionary phrases toward offenders and references to oranges for sale and price lists from orchardists.
Goolma hosts visitors with wide praise for the day’s spirited games and good weather. Wellington loses ground while Goolma build a lead, Tahs look strong as Koselako Cup actions loom with Mudgee joining in. Nugget Sench and Bassett shine, Newby returns, and Walter Pulbrook takes over as secretary.
An appeal urges funds to fight tuberculosis in New South Wales, detailing goals for a health village for consumptives, medical and nursing care, and keeping families together. It cites 3000 deaths last year and requests contributions at Bridge Street, Sydney, noting support from the Narellan Red Cross and TB soldiers at Pennant Hills.
In Wallington Police Court on Tuesday Constable A E Taylor charged Thomas Dawson with indecent language after showing up late and pleading guilty by letter. Dawson, absent, was fined 8 pounds 10 shillings with 8 shillings court costs or fourteen days in default, seven days to be served. A second-hand dealer’s license was granted to Lance Nolen and a Sunday trading license to E A McMillen.
A fragmented travelogue from Elong Elong describes a growing town near the Dubbo Morrygoon railway extension. It notes farmed land, share farming, and potential impacts of a Maryvale to Gulgong railway. Mentions Bodangora Station and Murrungundy, old Cobborah trade routes, and historic figures like Mr. Gillis and Mr. Yeo. The piece laments land idle near wheat areas and reflects on changing transport and mining prospects.
Report from Paris cites private telegrams stating the Soviet government had 17 others executed in Petrograd on a night, including Prince Nicholas Galitsin, 70, last czarist premier. Sixty more were transported north or imprisoned. The Matin claims these were imperial Lycee Alexandres students living in poverty. The piece notes misrepresented funds in Paris aiding revolutionary aims.
A 1924 survey by the Bureau of Advertising for the American Newspaper Publishers Association ranks Ford Motor Co and Dodge Brothers among top spenders in newspaper ads. The list shows a broad mix of auto manufacturers and other large advertisers, with figures in millions of dollars and notes about industry influence and accuracy.
Winchcombee Carson Ltd offers wool selling brokerage with focused service for growers and sheepmen. The firm promises prompt attention, full insurance of care, and proven capacity in making sales at Winchcombe House, Sydney.
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