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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
5
In Orange, New Jersey area a notice from MACKENZIR AND MACKENZIR addresses adjustments to railway property valuation. The document cites 47 Lamia Place, Orange as the related address, with official steps for appeals and deadlines.
A jumble of local items notes Barry Bennett in Orange, Bathurst hotel trespass allegations, Wellington church and school discussions, a charity bazaar success, a police figure amid Melbourne cases, and a lively social at Seton Hall with music by Charlie Murphy's orchestra.
Fevudlasiom te eolvor ly weitived brings Bring Bea fe by Evtle William to the Monarch Theatre on Saturday. Hood dreams of Canby entering his house and, after his return, shoots Canby in a dreamlike sequence. Hood awakes, unsure if he killed him, as the town reels from the sensational plot and pressures mount.
The article notes the upcoming birthday of Dame Nellie Methervtebevted, born in Richwond Victoria in 1966, with several local and regional figures and events mentioned in a garbled regional notice. It references hospital births, council members, transport plans, and visits across towns including Wellington, Dawedua, and Lithgow, alongside railway proposals and local society chatter.
Ambiguous report notes a shooting event in Hive Town with players from local teams and nearby rivals. Mentions a 130 sharp start for a try in the ante-Cosi team, and a match against Margavenville with a Monday range gathering. Also references a club divot Saturday at 2 pm at Weeke’s Cove Monse Hotel.
Today’s wires show volatile prices for produce and goods with mixed figures. Several entries reference onions, potatoes, broom, oats, and fishy commodities with inconsistent percentages and odd notations. The text includes names and locations in garbled form, offering little coherent market insight.
A local obituary recounts the death of Mrs Ellen Darrien and a man fondly remembered as a longtime district resident. Services and interment occurred in Wellington Cemetery with mourners from Mendooran, Dunedoo, Dubbo, and surrounding areas attending. Burial details and ceremonial arrangements followed at local churches.
A fragmented OCR passage describes a wedding or funeral like procession with multiple largely unreadable proper names, places, and ceremonial mentions. It references individuals such as Arlen, Wellington, Murkle, and Pusue amid a garbled scene of attendees, bouquets, chrysanths, and ritual items.
The Wellington Trotting Club announces its Winter Meeting at the Blow Ground on Monday next, Holiday Week. Entries include many horses and ponies such as Fradeymen's Haudiea, The Palbuer, Red Son, Rangoon, Santa, Kingville, Way dully, Clare, Mini Male, and Honey Bell among others. The program lists pony trot and other events with bids noted from 0 to 12, featuring a large crowd expected for a day of racing sport.
Fragmentary OCR text describes Menbr Dutton Brun and Granges fayy taking part in a winter activity with references to printing, artistry, and varying conditions. The readable parts mention a time sequence and general actions. specific names and places are unclear.
The Wellington Picnic Race Club marked a brilliant annual meeting with strong turnout and notable performances. Local enthusiasts highlighted the event's excellent track conditions, the rapid pacing of the Hermitage Plate, and favorable crowds as a sign of growing support for the sport.
In a crowded program at Nowra, King Carlos moved up in late stages to claim victory over a strong field. The field featured Sundial, Liddell, and Lettacey, with Mileman and Lettacey contesting the finish. crowd scenes and betting figures highlighted the close run to the line.
Fragmentary text describes a chaotic scene with shouting and disordered action on stage. Names and specifics are garbled but indicate a clash or disruption during a performance. No clear individuals or events are ascertainable from the readable lines.
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