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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
2
Notice that lists of electors for four ridings are being prepared from rate and valuation books. No collectors will be appointed but ratepayers share farmers and occupiers are asked to claim enrolment under local government acts. Forms available from the undersigned. early complete application is appreciated.
Readable fragments indicate a sale of ladies garments at Mrs Attwood's featuring frocks in various styles with daytime and evening shades available. Prices noted range from 96 to 31 in the local currency.
In memory of our late mother Sarah Selina who died in June 1024 aged 74. A loving tribute from her son and daughter Arthur and Emma and Henry. A funeral will be held at Gollan Hall on Friday June 6 at the RC Church. Tickets 4 shillings and J Broomfield Hon Sec.
Local Jottings record the 7th annual Military Ball in Oddfellows Hall on Wednesday next in June with donations urged for funds. Entries mention farewells at the railway depot, social gatherings at Paramount Theatre and Amy Lord’s handkerchief tea, plus new clubs and sales on June 6.
A. F. Wetton announces George Parry's departure sale with all items to be disposed of without reserve. Mr Parry is leaving the district and will auction a large collection described as well cared for, inviting buyers to attend with confidence.
The Orange Silver Band and Guards plan a weekend visit to Wellington with performances at Cameron Park on Sunday afternoon and a musical entertainment at the Army Hall Monday evening led by the mayor. A major social function is scheduled for Wednesday at the Oddfellows Hall with ex military reunion expectations high. A dinner and juvenile dance are also noted during the week.
The Wallington Club announces its annual tennis tournament starting Saturday and continuing Monday with attractive prizes. Entries close Wednesday with secretary Mr B Dealer at F C Wall's stationery shop, and many visitors are expected for strong terms and lively matches.
Enthusiasm mounts in Australia for Pauline Frederick star of Smouldering Fires. The romance of the Avitary unfolds with her performance as Ianone, drawing mixed feelings from lovers and audiences. Tomorrow night she appears at the Monarch Press with the Great Whity Sin as the weekly program feature.
A kitchen tea at the Church of England School Halt honored Miss Amy Lord ahead of her marriage to Mr O Frogtey next Wednesday. The choir arranged the event, with over 100 friends present, and the couple was serenaded with For She’s a Dolly Good Fellow. Archdeacon R Barry Brown gave best wishes, gifts were presented, and the evening ended with Auld Lang Syne amid dancing and supper.
Orange Advocate ridicules Wellington over railway changes claiming staff cuts and service shifts. Locals reject the jab noting full houses, active building, and no disturbance while future Orange disruption looms with plans to extend toward Blayney and Mayway.
Railway officials inform readers of daily Bourke mail to Dubbo at 50 nam and Wellington to Dubbo trains. The night passenger runs 8.54 from Wellington, goods to Dubbo 8.20, paper train 9.15, and a woods train 6.20 from Wellington. Changes include fruit train departure 10.40 and perishables landings by 10.15 at the Wellington station.
A man was found dead with his throat cut near Goolma after travel with a companion from Bodangora to Goolma. The body, estimated to be about 40, was tied to bequeathed with a broken razor blade in the neck, funeral plans led by Mr J Shakespeare, with police surveying the district.
Wellington Agricultural and Horticultural Bureau met in Kimbell's Rooms with good attendance led by President A V Browen. Delegates elected to the State Annual Conference at Murwicksbury Agricultural College. Correspondence covered a reply about retreatment of rape and spraying literature. The group passed a vote of thanks to the Commonwealth Service Armour and to C. Kimbell for the use of the room.
Partial market prices and commodity notes show wheat and oats mixed, with price hints for cheese and onions, alongside a speculative remark on wool prices. Mention of John Eigleins and a North Pole expedition adds a historical commentary. An unusual blend of market data and speculative futures appears throughout the fragment.
The Wellington Trotting Club will hold a meeting at the Wallington Show Ground on Monday. A large crowd is expected, with many prominent horses and riders listed. racing to start at 1 30 PM. Subscriptions must be paid, and nominations for the races are noted for the evening program including Dory and Spring Boy among others.
A Wellington boy scout troop held a service at the Methodist Church on Empire Day with 38 boys enrolled. Governor spoke urging progress in Scout work, and Mr Cater hosted six scouts for a social evening. The gathering praised the troop’s conduct, noted Sunday events, and commended leaders Mr Brakn and Mr Drake for their roles.
In a move recorded by the court, Walker submits a bid related to the oven Yacarcas matter, aiming to resolve ownership and liability concerns. Local officials note procedural steps continue as the bid proceeds through the review phase.
A local notice outlines ongoing forecasts by ambleur forecaster Walsh and flood impacts in the state, noting both destruction to stock and crops and soil replenishment. It promotes the Poultry Club revival in Wellington, encourages active Boy Scout leadership and community volunteerism, and praises the town’s garden nursery as a valued municipal asset supporting residents and country districts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes aldermen considering taxpayer burdens and a December election. It mentions a vote by aldermen, a plan to aid a town, and concerns from taxpayers about full funding or support for a nursery project amid local governance debates.
Nine Oru Huh players traveled to Welwyn on Saturday for a close golf match against Welling Aton. The local club entertained with a hotel gathering after a tense round as players stretched to break the beat. The next round is planned for Monday with nine players required by the Jinks at 10 am. Draws and details will be provided.
Wellington Poultry Club of New South Wales elects A Allatts as president and outlines aims to reform the club, rename as Wellington Water Club, and hold a poultry show on the planned fourth Friday. Members discuss affiliations with Poultry Club of NSW, secure officers, and prepare exhibitions on variety of poultry breeds.
Fragmentary report notes a planned gathering at Gallat Hall on Friday in July. Text is garbled with unclear names and dates, obscuring the event's purpose and participants.
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