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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 05, 1902
Page
2
The piece surveys a Sydney social scene with debutantes at a Froth Aif League Ball and vivid fashion notes. It notes programs for the vice regal party, English and Australian dress trends, plus remarks on weddings, laundries and a new American bridal role. It ends with domestic craft tips and a light social quip.
A Melbourne reader reports relief from two year stricture troubles after using Vitadatio. He purchased five bottles and claims ongoing benefit, urging others to try the remedy. The letter cites medical doubts and notes price details for Mutivine per bottle.
The report covers the second test starting soon, injuries on final day crowds, Australian players abroad, and match results. It notes Tyldesdale’s form, toss stats, and England leading 376 for nine. Trumper’s 600 runs, and a string of local rugby and racing items. It also mentions a paddle of table tennis and a humorous clipping about cricket violence and fans.
A garbled 19th century cricket schedule lists Australian XI games across Yorkshire Leeds Lancashire Manchester Cambridge Derbyshire Yorks Bradford Sheffield Warwickshire Worcestershire Gloucestershire Somerset Surrey Middlesex Kent Sussex Hampshire Portsmouth and other venues. Dates and venues include Cambridge, Taunton, Kennington Oval and Lord's with matches in August September and provisional fixtures in Leyton Hastings and Scarborough.
A schedule of church services in June lists multiple locations including Wellington Bodangora Mumbil Spence Crock and Spats Atv. with times from morning to evening. Rev J Ward Harrison Rev J Ward Harrison and Rev R Ward Harrison appear across several dates and churches such as Methodist Presbyterian and Salvation Army in Wellington Bodangora and nearby towns.
Fragmented OCR describes a sale hosted by L aL Maloup at Maughan Street Wallington Post Office. Beginning Saturday May 1st for three weeks offering Winter Goods at reduced prices to clear stock amid confusion over federal policy. Readers urged to attend for bargains on various items and notice of extensive discounts.
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