Wellington Council seeks loan for electric lighting plan
The Wellington Municipal Council received advice that the Governor approved borrowing £18000 to install electric lighting and power. The loan at 6 1/17 percent will cut interest costs by about £1900, enabling faster street lighting, water-tables funding, and new garbage and road plans while avoiding rate hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Miller
Thal
Wellington
Hays
Faunell
Tvroigh
Intereat
Ble Ld
Bern
Board of Health
Saturday Football League Junior and Senior Matches
The local league played senior and junior games Saturday afternoon. The Junior match saw Due Baye vs Al Blacks with a tense first half and early penalties. In the second half the Blacks gained the upper hand scoring goals while Our Hoye and Blacks defense kept the board mostly quiet. Stan Lynch converted a late effort as Black dominated the period, with key plays by Rinekweliwewed and Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Blacks
Trey Hein
Blucky
Ant
Daley
Slacks Win Again In Foggy Interschool Rugby Match
In a rough contest the Slacks beat the Two Blues by 11 to nil. Both teams fielded juniors and the game featured several near misses, with the Blacks dominating much of the play and clinching victory through tries and conversions. Old Boys then added two more scores before full time as players like Kennedy and White stood out in a high tempo match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenior Bean
Sinoite
Joy
Unies
Tubata
Urius
Fe Diner
Bhority
Wile
Simpson
D. Davidson
Tou Blues
Elf
Oiter
Blacky
Meg E. Poole
Charee
Tals
Witton
McConnell
Cowan
Rotton
Tahe
Davidson
Whiron
Tahawil
Old Woyx
McCannall
Leach
White
Kennedy
Anvidaunt
Wilson
Rutty
W. Pulbrook
Sunday Matches at Junction Park Echo Weekend Rush
A large crowd watched Sunday matches at Junction Park where Wyhin and The Tabs showed improved form and a first semmon win as they trounced the Dob bold Boys by 3H to. The Dob bold Boys were light and offered little chance of victory while Wak y and passing rushes drove the Tab's defense. Dur Buys attempted a Junior Shield lift but the Blacky clinched it by four points as the HAE displayed improved play and both sides offered a tight contest shortly after kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction Park
Wyhin
Ths
Semmon
Dobbold Boys
Buys
Blacky
Our Boys Triumph Amid Stubborn Black Defense
Our Boys fought through a tense match as Blacks attacked early but failed to convert. After halftime Our Boys added two points from Grae while a swift save-and-score sequence kept the ball end to end. Blacks finally led briefly, but Our Boys clinched victory by scoring steadily with Lynch kicking two goals and Poole officiating to satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted. Tim
H. Sycofield
Blayk
Aol
W. Lynch
Ky Poole
Evergone
NSW Beats Queensland In Inter State Clash At SCG
The Sydney Cricket Ground hosted the first inter-state game on Saturday with 50 000 spectators as NSW defeated Queensland 40 to 17. The match featured strong form on both sides and kept the crowd engaged from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Cricket Ground
N.S.W
Queensland
England and Australia share a tainted first innings in rough clash
The match sees bowlers dominating batsmen with North of England Tweed of the Australians at 106 all out in their first innings. Root claims 7 for 42, England total 219 all out, Australia 110 for 3 when rain ends play. Maurice Tate takes 5 for 11, Kilner 2 for 60, Alton 1 for 51 as England falters, Hobbs enduring 13 not out. Yorkshire side shows mixed form against Australia, with Reed Innings and Grimmett leading figures in a turbulent day of cricket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Root
Australia
Yorkshire
Crawford
H Crawford
Ryder
Nichardeon
Grimmett
Rubinson
Wade Winton
Sen
Fillisy
Woddington
Sundhiey Coe
Mra Attwood's Offers Childrens Goods and Coats
Yor Jrfuanne Coldn takes Woods Great Peppermint Cure and Special purchase of Top Conta. O.8 Tweed Coats priced at 36 shillings and children's items from 18 shillings 6 pence at Mrs Attwood's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Attwood’s
Wheat sowings and pasture treatment guidance
Seasonal conditions alter autumn sowing advice for wheat and pasture. Early return of wet, dry conditions favors delaying wheat sowings and emphasizes pasture preparation, top dressing with superphosphate, and careful soil moisture management. Variety choice and timing critically affect maturity and yield under late season sowings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macehall
Sayer
Pianos and Player Pianos Gain Public Notice
A notice highlights piano innovations and the Player Piano model from Behrning and others. Mr McNeice endorses a well built, faithful instrument as highly desirable for buyers. The article notes traders including Wunt Dodge Service Station and local retailers in Sydney offering improved pianos and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyny
Sydney
McNeien
Pilani
Mayers
Fats Mor Anil Co
Tol
Behning
McNwice
McNeice
Wellington Local Land Board Hears Postponed and Recommended Lease Actions
A Wellington Local Land Board meeting in Wallington considered numerous cases including confirmations and postponements, recommendations, and extensions. Notable items include Herbart Edward Smith granted extension, Mary Magee recommended for residential leases, and James Taylor postponed scrub lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
D. Kenny
BJ. Ballivan
J. Dowd
Alexander Mark
Gra
Brazier
Harry Thoman Prancis
Bill
Stherwice
Thomas BP
Cotterill
Robert John
Quain
John
Parker
Robert
Paekes
Lang
Walter Alfred
Glawson
Alexander
Blyton
Esther Ethel Maud May
Damon Robert
Bloane
Samuel
Smith
Herbart Edward
Knowlon
Arthur Thon
Henry
A.C
Juthel
Magee
Mary
Ril
Taylor
James Willem George
Pariah of
Obley
Tradett Edward John
Jeffrey Jr
Pump
Moorefield Racing Results and Bathurst Club Meet Summary
Racing at Moorefield on Saturday produced multiple divisions with Mountaineer Pixie Lad and Mount Morgan winning the hurdle. Indus Cave Dweller Algerian Prince took the Flying Welter. Other winners include Corake Gun of the West and Bonnie Chor in maiden events. The Bathurst Club opened its winter meeting with several handicaps led by Evelyn and Probe Bell. Flemington saw Clan Robert win Houptoun Steeplechase. Additional notes mention Bellambi’s entry under review, Aly and Budtelm barred, and Short Story winning the English Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorefield
Mountaineer
Pixie Lad
Mount Morgan
Indus
Cave Dweller
Don Moon
Atholdorus
Mella
Corake
Gun of the West
Kamtardl
Bonnie Chor
Excelsior
Goldfinder
Cloud
Land of Lelmore
Arboret
Hinchinbrook
Cherry Ripe
Kallons
Avrial Belle
Footase
Coolestra
Mychant
Colmers
Master Redfern
Rockdale Miley Onward
Noble Syce
Mountbatten
Bathurst
Evelyn
Arkansas
Probe Bell
Flemington
Clan Robert
N.S.W
Bellambi
Aly
Budtelm
Short Story
Rasplendent
Gay Bird
Wagga
In Petto
Piastoon
Polygron
Towmania
Sydney University
Melbourne
Tuamanis
Brisbane
Billy Grime
Sydney
Gareula
North Bourke Amateur Meeting Noted Participants
A brief note records North Bourke Amateur masting with Biarglin and Lady Chippilly in attendance for the meeting. Mr. B of Mountain View also appears in these country gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bourke
Biarglin
Chippilly Lee
Mr. B
Mountain View
Amarco Shire Notes Road Woes And Kerbside Pump Permit
The Amarco Shire held a meeting addressing residents concerns in Wel ington district. Engineers to inspect roads from Burlmba to Barter's well and plan traffic improvements with a surveyor to be hired. A kerbside petrol pump near Yeoval premises was granted. The Sandy Creek bridge at Yeoval requires rebuild after heavy rains with an estimated 900 pounds and shared funding between Main Roads Board and two councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welington
Amarco
F. Blomfield
Euchlarermm Road
Boomey Cemetery
H. A. Chappell
Burimbla
Burlmbla
Barter
Menare
Reilly
W. Rutter
W. G. Morris
Bournewood F.S.A
Bruce
Hhe
Yul Ry
Bournswood
Beauty
A. B. Ellis
Yeoval
Sandy Creek
Baldryan
Main Roads Board
Amaroo
Talbrager
Workmen's Compensation Act sparks opposition and figures
Opposition leader Mr. T R Bavin accuses the Workmen's Compensation Act of imposing heavy burdens on industries and increasing employer insurance costs. He cites estimates of premiums potentially reaching millions, says many bill provisions were gagged, and warns of added complications and higher public cost. Also reports a tram accident injuring Stanley Mantle and a suicide at Home in Leichhardt with a note regarding his children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. Bavin
Stanley Mantle
Mascot
Botany Road
Hawan
Jamies Hatton
Loichhardt
Ida
Abu
Simpson
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Reveyone
Counell
Kwih
CIA
Crutnell 8
Main Rounds Board
Aldoy- Hyun
TANS
Dublo Old Boys
Dubbo
Wilaan Sinew
Ahi
Keurime
Man
Syd
Chaplin
Monarch Pictures
Jack Dempsey
Glenn Hunter
Edna Murphy
David Edlugins
Kervened
Tram
Hugh McNair Kabler
Drum of
New York
Huviness
Wenturn
Edmund Cobb
Century Comedy
Auak
ALL Blacks
OUR Boys
Rheineow
Wasington
Douglas
Digford
Rhodes
Yorksir
Oret Inn Leyland
Bilin
Mitchell
Aves
Oldenyd
Gregory
Ryde Et
Collins
Ty Grim Iett
T Richardaon
Jina
Willy
Pamwerth
Brosaine
Wellington Land Board
Sporting
Muirfield
Sir Yetman
Wee Chris
Desh
Myastre
Cabonne
Pretty Petty
Trentcourt
Mixx Hindow
Bydes
Raglin
Licome
Amarco Shire
Workmen’s Compensation Act
Tuernarticulare
George Paul
Anstiense
RCE
Paul
Wallace Ferguson
Kis
Leetreet
Guyers
Si George Paul
Sale
WIN
Menzies & Pearce
Yeoval Land Sale
Yeoval Railway Station
Leo. F. Miller Bas
James McCormack
Eng
Gumnock
Aule
Pubsite
Hiv Rooms
Torrens
Leo
Miller's
Monster Clearing Furniture Sale
Grand Hotel
Lee Street
A. E. Rotton
Me. W. A. Powell
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