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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
4
Local filing shows Billy sues Jake in 9D Brudey court alleging debt dispute. Weil act as venue with Bria noted in docket. Proceedings request judgment and possible remedies under applicable statutes.
Fragmentary notes mention Aya and Deven with unclear actions and a set of initials. The readable fragment lists names and potential events but lacks dates places or explicit outcomes to form a full news item. Further context would yield a coherent card.
Fragmentary OCR text presents no verifiable names places dates or actions. Unable to determine a coherent headline or summary from the provided snippet.
A garbled OCR fragment cites mentions of a value and a tier or variance. It references a date and names but the text is unreadable. The piece lacks a coherent event or identifiable entities to form a proper summary.
A muddied winter trotting meeting near Wellington faced rain and low turnout. Trainers and owners eyed upcoming events as a tight program with several grooms and horses named, including Lily Chipilly and Gorman Hill, while weather and track conditions shaped the day’s racing prospects and attendee plans.
On Monday afternoon Mean A. T. Smith and T. Smith met in the President's championship at the local bowling green. The alley was slick after rain yet the match stayed close with a 24 all score at the end of the first period. A. J. Smith moved ahead to 25 before Zoe and Rin secured a 28 to 27 victory.
Monday the 25th Jus hosts the Silda Cup competition at Wellington Rifle Club with rifle events at 300 yards and 80 yards. The Hargraves team expected to be strong contenders as describes the event with liberal prizes and several individual prizes including Hstay, Macquarie, and Numa Aggee events. Entries must reach the air by Haw Thessay, with ammunition and cartridges requested.
Parkes residents visited Orange for an inter district meet despite poor weather. Orange defeated Parkes in senior and junior football amid a disrupted program with new sporting bodies formed at a dinner. A volunteer fuel drive raised funds for the Albury hospital, netting about GUA/10. The Wellington hospital committee seeks support for a project at Ideal District Hospital.
In Goulburn a ceiling beam and debris fell on a maid entering to make a bed, smashing items beneath it and injuring a planter. The wrecked room and flattened water pipe disrupted the area, a dramatic event described as a near disaster in the district.
The fragment lists phrases about welcome for coughs and infant illnesses, referencing Almay and Pupparalat 10. It reads as garbled OCR text with unclear coherence or full names, offering no identifiable event or single plain fact beyond generic health remedies.
Sunday church listings for Wellington include Anglican Ill. Church schedule with morning and evening times, Presbyterian services with Rev. J. Keith Miller, Baptist gathering with Rev. F. Dunkley and others, and Methodist Thanksgiving services led by Mr. M Bowden and others. Local locations referenced include Wellington, Yeoval, Cirle Creek, and Bodangers.
An advertisement proclaims Jean Rouver's Extract as a miraculous solution to greying. It claims the product restores natural hair color, offering options from deep black to golden copper, with nationwide availability and a price plus postage.
A fragment from a store notice promotes Wee-Drop flavouring with orange Mandarin and lemon varieties. It mentions a recipe booklet, a deal for a free post shipment of three bottles when Wee-Drop is unavailable, and lists a Sydney address for the supplier. The text mixes promotional language with unclear offers and old style phrasing.
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