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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 01, 1905

Page

4

Admiral Rozhjestvenski Defeats Baltic Fleet at Tenshima

The Baltic fleet under Admiral Rozhjestvenski is crushed in the Battle of Tenshima as Japanese forces claim supremacy on the high seas. Eight battleships sunk or captured, flagship lost, and the Russian naval power appears shattered. Togo's defense preserved Manchuria plans and kept pressure on Vladivostok, altering the war’s naval balance.

Prhich Waa Baltic Anchora Te Rozhjestvenski Trafalgar Rozhjentyonski Terrific Japan Togo Oyama Manchuria Vladivostock Limevitch Kuropatkin Manchu

Local Jottings and Rural News Blends Odd Notices

The column notes Mrs Attwood of Percy Street opening a rackets and furs shop with up to date Indies and children’s wear. A Sunday sermon series on Heaven by Rev J McDowell is announced. A wrestling match for £20 down, two of three falls, features Ramath Khan and Frank Owens at Protestant Hall, June 3. At Cumnock Police Court David Robertson was charged with stealing a mare and committed for trial at Orange Quarter Sessions on June 27. Various local quips, a rabbit skins buyer, and Sydney Evening News praise for H A Barraclough Ltd Opticians are included.

0. M. Laws Yamble Prizs Parramatta Beothhman Jessie Maclachlan Land of Heather Jassie Maclachlan Robert Read & Co Toasie Maclachlan J.B. Walker Joe Mesers, Sturt and Smith Mudgee Wellington Bodangora A. Stephen Wallington Ponto Hanes A. FE. Rotton Bart Barton Navima Sydney Dubbo Trangie Byrock Messrs. Radford Taylor Prince of Walea G. E. Wise Khan Cumnock David Robertson Tom Jones Margaret Brazier Hucharvena Bnt W. J. Brtta Sydney Eoening News H. A. Barraclough, Ltd Georgs

Maryvale Coursing Club Meets Monday At Plumpton

The Maryvale Coursing Club will hold its third meeting at the Maryvale plumpton on Monday next the 5th instant. Programme includes an all aged stake and a novice stake both at £1 1s, and an 8 dog maiden stake at £1 1s. Nominations close with secretary Mr Joseph McHugh at 8 pm Saturday night with the draw then to be held. If rain ceases the plumpton should be in fair condition for a rattling good day of sport.

Maryvale Coursing Club Maryvale Plumpton Prince of Wales Joseph McHugh Plumpton

Modern Unbelief Sermon Series at Methodist Church

The Rev A Stephen announces Sunday evening talks on Modern Unbelief in the Methodist Church starting next Sunday with God the personal Creator, then The Bible the Word of God, Jesus the Son of God, Man the offspring of God, Sin the blight of man, and Redemption the antidote of sin. Topics to be treated from a popular standpoint. Everyone invited free seating and hymnals provided.

A. Stephen Methodist Church God Jesus Stephen

Seatonville Vineyard Offers 30000 Vines From Hubbard Ad

Seatonville Vinyard owner Arthur Hubbard advertises 30,000 vines from 74 tested kinds. Vines acclimatised to local grape disease free district with strong reputation in New South Wales. Orders through Mr Bembrick Wellington agent or direct to Hubbard at the vineyard.

Arthur Hubbard Seatonville Bembrick Wellington Hubbard

St Stanislaus College Bathurst Builds Its Growing Roll

An Bathurst Advocate notice says St Stanislaus College educates many focal boys. The school celebrates a free day after welcoming 70 boarders, the first time in a quarter century the roll reached that figure. 30 boys come from the West, Sydney over 20, Newcastle 10, Brisbane five, with building completion anticipated soon.

Bt. Stanislaus Bathurst “Advocate St. Stanislaus’ College St. Stanialaus Sydney Newcastle Brisbane

Mischievous Mauritian Charles Williams Faces Court

Charles Williams, a native of Mauritius, appeared before Mesera Collins and Read at the local Police Court on Tuesday charged with several breaches of law. He was fined 10s or 3 days for assaulting Florence Whyte, fined 20s or one month for damaging Floranca Whyte's clothing and ordered to pay damages, and fined 10s or 14 days for damaging glass and a door belonging to Walter Bennatt with 4 4 in damages to be paid. The defendant is described as obstreperous and reportedly said he would talk it out.

Charles Williams Mauritius Mesera Collins and Read J.’s P Lool Florence Whyte Floranca Whyte Walter Bennatt

Besieger's Peculiar Race Drift Amazes WPEO Bracelet Fans

Sporting notes recount Besieger at Wellington races refusing to extend his lead in the Bracelet while Keepsake overtook him. The stubborn horse, famed for quirks, has long troubled his owner and trainer, though he is well bred and fast when inspired. An earlier Gipsy Cooper incident is recalled for comparison.

Flaxxon Mr. W. Forrester Gipsy Cooper Wagga Gipsy Qooper Cass Cooper Bensieger

Hospital Sunday debate reshapes hospital support plan

Friendly Societies' Association met in Oddfellows Hall on Tuesday with reps from most societies and ministers present. Rev A Stephen urged a one day Hospital Sunday with sermons and canvassing lists, opposing a two day event. Rev J McDowell supported the remarks. The chair altered his view to back the one day plan, next meeting set for six instant with full attendance urged.

Friendly Societies’ Association Oddfellows’ Hall Friendly Societies J. McDowell A. Stephan A. Stinson A. Stephen Coupland R. Porter, Jr H. Welton Rava A. Stephen

Great Naval Battle Sinks Russian Battleships Surrenders

Russian fleet disastrous defeat as Admiral Rozhjestvenski's squadron is defeated off Vladivostock. Orel and Imperator Nikolai I captured. several ships sunk or damaged. many officers and men rescued or drowned. Japanese victory sparks mourning in Russia and rejoicing in Japan.

Earrier Orel Vladivostock Ttia Tokio Roxhjostvenski Toalkorsahm Nikolai I Linevitch Almaz Kuingz Suvaroll Borodino Oslubya Tozhjestvowski Berlin Kreny Zeitung Snys Niobogatof Entquest Botroyssky Tuisuaw Swayi Tmimzud Vladimir Monomash Togo'a Rozhjestvenski Vladicivostock Rozhjestvonik Daily Express Gromoboi Vladivostosk Skrydloff Washington Japan Las Ronstad Times St. Petersburg Kniaz Wusung Shanghai Slydioff Oxar Imperial Council

Western Medical Association Meeting at Wellington

A Western Medical Association gathering in Wellington was held in the School of Arts building with Drs. Maccattis Brooke-Moore Howse Cribb Burkitt Sturges Arthur among attendees. Weather disrupted attendance. papers on science were read and discussed. hospital abuse sparked debate. resolutions criticized a Sydney widow and orphan relief scheme. the meeting closed with thanks to the School of Arts and a dinner at the Royal Hotel before departure by the last train.

Western Medical Association Wellington School of Arts Arthur Bathurat Sydney Royal Hotel

Grain trade storage plan eyed for Darling Harbour

A Cabinet proposal seeks to add storage and facilities for the grain trade at Darling Harbour at a cost of £80,000. The measure reflects ongoing efforts to expand trading capacity amid unsettled weather and coastal conditions noted by the correspondent.

Darling Harbour

Tasmania Faces Worst Floods in Years

Tasmania endures extensive flooding with miles of countryside submerged and widespread road closures disrupting transport and daily life across communities.

Tasmania

Justices Resign Over License Grant Issue in Queensland

Thirteen resident magistrates in the Biggen district Queensland have resigned after a pan magistrate granted a license which they had refused.

Biggen District Queensland Pan

State revenue rise for May and year to date

The state rovanua shows May revenue up by £177 and total for the first eleven months of the financial year up by £10,695

High Court Traditions Emphasized By Deakin

Mr Deakin urged the High Court to maintain the traditions of perfect independence, expressing hope that the Commonwealth would not witness any departure from these judicial norms.

Deakin High Court Commonwealth

South Australia election party standings released

Latest returns show Labor leading with 16 seats, franchise reformers 12, against reform 9, ministerialists 2, and one undeclared. The breakdown reflects ongoing post election counts and party alignment across the state.

South Australia Labor

Typhoon devastates Caroline mission stations

A recent report details the destructive typhoon in the Caroline group. Nearly all mission stations were wrecked and residents face food shortages.

Caroline Group

West Australia gold output tops eight million pounds

The latest quarter's gold yield in West Australia reached £8,434,220. The report lists results including Cigaro first, Jurdy second, and Signorina third in the English Derby context.

West Australia Cigaro Jurdy Signorina

Russian Fleet Battle Report Lets Slip Full Pictures

Official release claims only three torpedo boats damaged while 21 ships were destroyed or captured. Admiral Nebogatoff may submit a battle report to the court, with casualty lists, and surrendered officers may be paroled. Roshjestvensky hospitalized. St Petersburg warns full disaster details may come. Mourning grips Russia as humanitarian appeals grow.

Sypnug Topo Nebogatef Qavar Roshjestvenski Tolkio Iay St. Petersburg Russia

Rainfall Report From The Waes Area Weather Summary

Light rain persisted with bleak weather across the waes as farmers await better conditions. The mainfall since the last issue shows Tuesday 9, Wednesday 18, Thursday 84 points, indicating uneven totals and a need for clearer timing.

Wellington Bowling Club forms after preliminary meeting

A Wellington preliminary meeting at the Royal Hotel discussed forming a Bowling Club. A general meeting is planned for next Wednesday at the same place with about seven gentlemen invited. secretary pro tem T H Gamyon has notes on green layout and a Bell Park strip could be provided by the Council.

Wellington Royal Hotel Auain Place T. Hl. Gameyon Secratiry Conneil Bell Park South

Wise on a trip to Canada with firm bid

Mr G E Wise of Mosara G E Wise and Co. is sent off with good wishes by employees at the Federal Stores before his voyage to Canada. W J Nield spoke for the staff, toasting health and success for Mr Wise who departs on June 18 and expects a five month absence.

G. E. Wing Mosara G. E. Wise and Co Federal Gany Canada W. J. Nield Wins Wise Mr. Wise G. W. Wiss and Co Bydney

Test Match Opens at Trout Bridge With Wide Australia Lead

The Australians began their tour with a first innings total of 196 and bowling by Laver, Cotter, and others. England replied with 188 as Bosanquet took 8 wickets for 107, and England won by 218. Winter and Autumn Qooryia noted in local commentary.

Jonsop Laver Lilly Rhodes Noble Arnold Cottar M'Leod Armstrong Austraalia Dadi Hayward Gunn Ow Trumper Lilley Jackaun Hill Jackson Darling Bosanguet Yas Bosanquat England

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