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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
A lengthy provincial piece argues against disunion and defends federation. It credits patient union work, notes opposition from Melbourne and Sydney factions, and critiques the Melbourne press while urging loyalty to the federal idea amid economic strains and political tensions.
A garbled but eventful report outlines intense political infighting over ores and trade, alleging that a premier candidate faces scrutiny and backlash from rival factions. The piece accuses a prominent politician of weaponizing party planks to stay afloat, while critics decry federation’s supposed failures and judicial entanglements.
Local notes report Wurfel to resign then stay on with a 5 per month raise for three months and an assistant clerk appointed. Council debates Little River bridge repair at Terrabella lacking endowment and Roberta resigning as president due to Land Board appointment, to be held over to next meeting. Other items include billiards scores, hotel transfers, a June 21 fundraiser for the Deprivation School of Arts Building, and notices of visits, optical ad claims, church thanks, fox control certification, staff moves, and forthcoming lectures and events in Wallington and Wellington.
Fragmented clipping notes copper shipments of about four tons accompanied by signatories Lamon fr Wiliam Labuann and Mine Gartende Kelly. It records a Sydney marriage, a political critique, a Vietoris commandant's death, the Australian Waterloo Cup, and various local notices including sports, auctions, baptisms, and weather outlook.
The wheat market shows little activity as buyers monitor London price signals and await rainfall in Riverina and New South Wales to enable ploughing. Farmers remain calm despite inquiries from Sydney by letter and wire. Quotations fluctuate with the market uncertainty.
Sale of Work in conjunction with St Tulu's Church begins in the temple room on Tuesday afternoon. The opening will be conducted by Mrs. W. A. Gardiner. Each sale session starts at 7.30 pm. Admission is 6d, children half price.
Keen demand for prime rabbit skins at yesterday's sales failed to sustain bids as buyers showed little interest. Supply was ample with Wind Ycombe Chirson and Qu selling 17 toms, while some buyers bid only at reduced values.
The Maryvale Mourning Club announces a two day Mooting on July 3 and 4 featuring the Maryvale Cup for 24 dags of sli agos. Prizes include 2 100 owuh and multiple stakes, with the Cup valued at 10 108 and other trophies such as the Mr G. Dan yore guinea trophy.
Residents along Walmer and Farkese Road discuss plan for tri weekly mail delivery on Wednesday and Saturday or Tuesday and Friday. The decision involves community impact and distribution inconvenience amid ongoing district debates about service days.
The third round draw features Dowell and Smith against Kelly at the Bowling Club with Bott versus Dardy in heat one and Aster versus 4 in heat two. Kelly faces Uollion in the afternoon as Embbo bowlers plan a Wellington visit in the early schedule.
A fragment describes a neglected road section between Wolwgton and Maryvale with a mile of rough stubble and mud after rain. A dangerous strip of sharp metal threatens horses, causing fears of frequent damage and injury.
Iy Confersnas of thy jeal Association held this tina at Wellington at the School of Arte building yesterday. Dr Briske Moore chaired with Dr Sinclair Gillies Maitland Bowker and Brooke Moore present. Medical professionals from Orange Bathurst Dubbo Nyngyan arpa and Wellington attended. Proceedings included papers and a usual discussion. Dr Graham elected Provident and Dr Howse Vic President for the coming term. Members of the Conference dined at the Royal Hotel and a Sydney meeting is invited for next time.
Richard Horne, a longtime resident of the district and former hotel licensee, died at home after a six day illness. Born in Struey and long in New South Wales, he lived in the area since about 20 years ago, owning a pastoral property and later serving as licensee of the Australian Hotel. He leaves a widow and nine children from two marriages. The funeral was held this afternoon at the Church of England section with Canon K Barry Brown officiating, arranged by C. J. Bhualmpe. An infant child of Mr. John Drew also died yesterday and was buried the same day, the mother and a twin child having died last week.
The No. 1 dredge was moved from the beach at Chinawan'e Flat due to formation changes. It now operates a few hundred yards higher up the river with promising results and expected earnings around two to four ounces per week. The unit, engines, and planking have been overhauled, cost estimated at 1400, and new material installed.
The combined first country team was defeated 0 to 6 by Mutepolitan, with Momungér scoring three goals from penalties and Angling-Spentatora in goal. Wellington selections are listed for upcoming fixtures, including Greg, Walker, Morahan, and others. News mentions potential trip to England and the Barunian match set for 26th, plus Ben Busith named to the NBW team for Queensland.
Alfred Lromnore returned home in Albury to find his wife writing in the kitchen with an infant nearby. After an argument he shot her head off and fled into a nearby shrub. The infant was injured, the child sent to Albury hospital in a precarious state. The murdered woman had recently left domestic service and lived in Albury. An incoherent note was found on Lavermord, who had long struggled with heavy drinking.
The Gun Club’s quarterly shoot reported strong performance with W. S. Hayley winning the straight-out trophy and multiple shooters praised for top marks. Notable scores include 24, 22, and 20 yard stages with several divisions sharing awards and multiple kills.
A Gyvian woman from Redfern sues a trader in No 3 Aur y Court seeking 1000 pounds for breach of promise alleging he assaulted her and promised support, with witness testimony and counterclaims presented by counsel in a writ filed yesterday.
The report notes a monthly real value around £91,100 for copper related activities, touching on Methodists opposition to dances and theatres, a railway station case in Griffith, an acquittal at Townsville, a Derby winner and odds, and a tax board session with several cases. It mentions Fremantle Carruthart arriving in Newcastle with permissions and spending plans, plus broader political hints.
An unclear wire service brief references weather forecase and political topics. Mentions north east winds and general unrest. Notes Natal tax collection and discussions in Parliament about an establishment measure related to a broader programme.
Fragmented OCR lists names and events in a sports meeting with many garbled terms. The passage references Mullaree and other entries, mentions Dr. Sturges and Frank Baiti, and notes a yearling and a loan of a Tree Blue creature, all within a hazy metropolitan context.
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