Round the Wellington District notes drought and roads
A Wellington district travel diary describes supplies and drought effects on Bestwick Bros at Golden Note farm Bodangora Road and on Spicer's Creek Lincoln Lambing Hill Goolma and Wellington roads. It reports on weather, water wells, road conditions, stock shortages, and local remedies with commentary on regional transport and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Bestwick Bros
Golden Note
Bodangora Road
Bestwick
John Ivers
Fairview
Spicer's Creek
T. Lyons
Lincoln
Lyons
Spicer’s Creek
Spicer's Creak
Mudgee
Cullenbone
Goolma
John Connors
Connors
England
Dunedoo
Spiser's Creek
Lambing Hill
BR. Doherty
John the Rain
Dubbo
Rookdale
O'Connor Bros
Rockdale
Muswellbrook
Joy
M'Donald
Correspondence note on editorials and opinions
A correspondence item states that the publication does not necessarily endorse the opinions of correspondents. It serves as a disclaimer and signals space for reader letters without asserting alignment with the newspaper.
Hallmark Wins Hurdles In Sydney Racing Letter
In Sydney racing at Randwick on Saturday Hallmark ridden by a Hebden-trained team led by P Nolan captured the hurdle event over Jolly Boy with Fid diestring third. The Quaker Girl headed Ulmus in the Novice Handicap mile while Onions rode Ulmus to upset the field. Simple Simon and Hautapu were strong in the First Steeplechase but Heutapu triumphed by a long margin. Early Hope disappointed after strong Tattersall form in the Nursery Handicap as the meeting offered a mix of favorites and upsets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Boy
Hallmark
P. Nolan
Hebden
Herlock
Lochiel-Herbena
Hallevale
Ascot Vale
Halle
Robinson Crusoe
Tattersall
Pakau
Minere
J.C. Williamson
Ulmus
Sydney
Onions
Ulinus
Lady Rouvroy
Simon
Hautapu
New Zealand
Heutapu
Clancy
Qbelisk
Melbourne
Gramax
Early Hope
Pardita
T W
F. A. Moses
Barlaton
Nun Nicer
A. Wood
Volsbane
Pike
Blakeney
Maraghi
Mackay
Sylvander
P. J. Foley
McLachlan
Inamorats
Themecalves
Ellesmere
Menes
Boanerges
Alured
Pan Out
Haze
H. Rayner
J. Northern
Flavus
Aline
Orline
Rosehill
Kk. W. Claoey
Randwick
Nimrod
Hopetoun
Flemington
F. Burn
Jock
Burn
Lafrano
Sandringham
Melbourne race recalls sired by Malster star horses
The report details Sydney racing results and betting markets from a day at Tattersall and Randwick. It highlights Ballara bred by D C Seaton, and notes winning and placing names such as Winning Post, Sylvanite Finality, Blakeney, Maraghi, and Amy C. The piece covers odds, horses like Boanerges, Menes, Alured, and racing figures including J. Northern and F. Burn. It ends with forecasted events for Warwick Farm and several stakes races with top contenders listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
D. C. Seaton
Ballara
Malster
Amora
Malteur
J. C. Williamson
Lady Ruonalf
Seaton
Bellara
Winning Post
Black and Gold
Pike
Amy C
Eminent Vienna Ophthalmic Optician Visit Promises Free Tests
Mr Basser, a Vienna ophthalmic optician with credentials from Vienna Berlin Dresden London and New York, will visit Wellington at the Royal Hotel on Friday 14th June. He offers free sight testing with no consultation charge and can provide suitable glasses if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Labor
West Australia
New South Wales
Commonwealth
A. Deakin
M.P
Murrumburrah
Deakin
M.H
Bull
Cohen
London
Australian Commonwealth
George Dibbs
N.S.W
Treasury
Meture
Basser
Vienna
Berlin
Dresden
New York
British Optical Association
Bassar
Royal Hotel
Wellington
Challis House
Sydney
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Spicer'’s Creek
Port Stephens
N.8.w
Wellington-Spicer's Creek Road
Coolma
Woodnealay
Tle
Mamma
the Labor Party and Finance
G. H. Reid
Northern Territory
Fusionite Fairbaire
Pawkner
John Quick Bendigo
John Forrest
W.A
Commonwealth Bank
Sydney Sporting Letter
Epsom
Metropolitan
Warwick Farm
Harley
Periswa
Liverpool
Malthusian
Fortius
C. H. Or Salladay
Visnha
Lancort
May Royal Hotel
W N
MR. Basser
A Basser
E. A. Fulton
Wunderlich Limited
Pitt Street
Wellington Motor Garage
Shakespeare
Albion
W. G. Barker
Lea
Perrins
Ly Royal War
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