Gad en Caves Open To Public In Wellington District
The Gad en Caves near Wellington have been opened for public visits after years of work by government and the Macquarie Shire Council. Mr J A Redman led exploration, revealing a spectacular new cavern with coral formations and stalactites illuminated by moonlike light. The Council plans tourist and picnic facilities, promoting the caves as a premier district attraction and urging government support for further cave development.
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Wellington
Puere
Macgusrie
Tha Caves An
Bo Tha
Molentin
Wan Bowen
J. A. Redman
Gadeo
Rodos
Ail Itersonroda
Murfaog
Redman Bogan
Pacific
Seeo
Gadon
Tan Boon
Tnutlat
Rom
Wallington
Posailalitien
Wallington Caven
Samia
Petyvion
Utepa
Boryn
Waksrall
Clarge
Mpan
Sotire
Withy
Local Jottings and Community Notes from Dubbo
Local items report on labor politics around Wade and the Chief Justiceship, choir performance by the Methodiat Chorus with Daughter of Zion and If We Believe, railway junction evidence gathered by Mewes Craig and Weko, and a push for Barbige purchase by Minister. Also notes on a Wellington club event, a train dispatch to Forbes, the Wellington Musical Society gathering, a farewell in Gollan, and an Australian cricket win over Hampshire with scores and player names.
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Burrandong
Swan
Nwa
Baing
Labor Party
Wade
Ak Muon
Methodiat Chorah Choir
Mewes
Craig
Weko
Dubbo
A. Warfel
Saa
Barbige Satsty
Mowe
H. A. Boundsigh
Ray
J. M’duwell
Wellington
Ap Forbes
Bouinty
Australia
Aealiator
Bardaley
Armstrong
Mamlaley
Thas
Wyong move dominates distant town notes and court
Local report covers Camelford Park broker Tromain taking a Wyong farm as climate change prompts migration. In Wellington, court actions include Deloy trackmail case acquittal and a purse theft trial with a witness absence. The Deakin Cook Ministry contemplates a Dreadnought offer while rainfall begins easing drought fears and farming outlook improves.
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Faiusema
McKay
B. R. Tramaim
Camelford Park
Ruuroa
Wyong
Byaney
Meare Chay Ani Bous
Tromain
Novres
He Brothers
Hie Perteers
AG. Chiplin
Roar
Torey
Bowlely
Kitaio
Mng
Drandnoughta
Ecere Tuckwr
Whey
Parkineoa
Iking Dick
Reysl Hotel
E.8
Tor Macquarie
Wellington
Businew
Carr
Find
Garr
G. W. Fuiler
BP. Glynn
Madainn Malba
Urango
All Ws
Zatertey
A. D. Meagher
Do- Deloy
Deloy
Willis
Ti. J. Lavien
Aovere
Wallis
Roger
Deakin Cook Ministry
Britsia
Mouars
Deakin
Cook
Australia
Fortescue
Ilweyo
Bydony University
Mfr
A.J. L. Stockwall
Edward Owens
Almont’s Sprinting Glory Shines in Australia’s Record Fast Pace
Historic notes recount Almont as a dominant champion sprinter bred from notable lines, outlining his near-impossible speed two miles and a dramatic show of strength. The report also covers social events, club meetings, rowing through a busy program of dances, and a Friendly Society gathering reflecting the era’s community life.
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Almont
Australia
Eveurt
Ring
Unio
Sean Bie
Harnose
Puolia
Berlin
Puolta
Tola
Jarrawgtow Evesion Clough
Roman Catalog Bazaar At Wellin With Mixed Totals
A fragmented report describes a Roman catalog bazaar event at Wellin led by Mrs Lor tao and Mrs Byene with Ben Murphy presiding. Door takings total about 400 pounds nine shillings fourpence, with outstanding payments expected to reduce a net return to around 238 pounds. The text mentions stalls and references to Wellogyn and Gibbrd and includes garbled phrases misrendered from the original.
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Indogur Bunson
Mary’s
Mont Alull
Church of England social gathering forms committee
A Tuesday evening meeting of ladies was held to organize the social board and house fund for the Church of England. A committee was formed including Mrs O D Hill, Tygate, Fowlinr, Gosden, Browes, Gpeer, and Giles, with Miss Kirwan, F. M'Kenoe, and G. M'GonnS as members. Collectors appointed were Mrs Giloe, Fowles, own, Bpior and Mion 1.
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Hous Fund
Church of England
D. Hi
Tiygate
Fowlnr
Gosden
Brows
Gpier
Giles
Miases Kirwan
F. M'Kenoe
G. M'Gonns
Msn. Bi
Bre Gosden
Mosdamea Giloe
Fowles, Own
Bpior Ang Mion
Correspondence on Hocking novels and Catholic tension
Letters debate Mr Hocking's anti Catholic novels and protests to convent schools. Critics in The London Graphic and South Wales Daily Post attack his depictions as sensational, while others defend or critique religious bias, freedom of press, and public taste.
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Hocking
Catholic Church
Jan
Talwat
Wallington
TE Hess
Vermit
Mr. Hocking
Booka
Aisi
Thy Row
Bwantea
Free Church
M'S.p
London Graphic
Glyoe
Shoto
Wodovling
Jocking
Denling
The
South Wales Daily Post
Rew J
Paw Sionala
3Pita
Cheiat Sa Guide Sud Mantor
Rancolli
Lown
Rotan
Lawasley
Germany
Munsall
Toeuph Hookin
Masonic Grand Master Elected and Political Turmoil Noted
The report notes Hamilton elected Grand Master of the United Grand Lodge of New South Wales by a narrow vote, with Nesbit losing by 191. It mentions government reforms, labor party splits, and a noted attack on a Norfolk resident by a female, plus a Perth man arrested for drinking and later found dead. Multiple regional items reflect a turbulent political scene and public incidents.
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Bird Ward
Ae Addres
Citizine
Wellington
Mont. Hamilton Haw
United ‘Land Lodge
Masonic
Newth Wales
Nesbit
Chelinsfuri
Umsee
Mowle
Haa Beet
Australia
Douglas
Say ‘Veon
Norfolk Wala
Coll
Perth
Eran Hound
bin Howd
Weather, politics, and tragedy in scattered reports
Widespread weather warnings sweep the southeast and north coast with heavy rains and strong winds. Archdeacon Wright discusses church positions as Frederick Clark dies after chlorodyne overdose. A four member mountaineering party perishes in a Turio incident, and an Excirdon steamer wrecks near Louisiana with ten aboard.
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Nouth
Thy
Kixuchow
Archdeacon Wright
Bydnay
Frederick Clark
Branley Willams
Germen Naval
Roseall
York
Balfour
Lord Rosebery
Ano
Belfour
Wlite
Colunies
Lousiane
Amorios
Disqualification Notes From Wellington Race Controversy
The Wellington event drew protest and inquiry over entry validity and identity. Jaminson won heat and faced disqualification for improper entry. final results saw Stanford and Jamion placed behind. A five year ban was imposed on the main offender and scrutiny continued into aliases and records.
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Bporte
Wellington
Jonah Ivy Glariog Ennee
UK” Poduatrianisa
Jaminson
Prutaut
Yas
Stanford
M'Callamenon
Jamioqun
Fala
Jamiveon
Greok
Victoris
Ushoreo
M'Gallum
Jeson
Aloa Athletic
Ian
Bannes
Bien Soro
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Nauta
Ory
Haynes
C. Farrell
Foor
Gary
Blackwall
Try Beach
Marquatio-steeat
A.j.l.stockwell
Johnston
CMO
Viele Gyurieiat
Lhd
C. B.sm
Ronoepry Dee
Warner
Glover
Mamowd
PRG
FROME
H.C. F. Glover, Wes
Peruy Street
A. T. Smith
Foxton W. Hayley
Dentiet
Johnston’s Buriarnes
Peacy Syrret
Wiilington Hospital
Bonorery Bee
SUNY
Heynolds
Fir
J. E. Bray
Prios
Butler
Red Cross Pharmacy
Bed Cross Pharmacy
Ellington Gimes Emer
Hea
Barraiaugi
Bydney
Geubie
Batordat
IL Way
F. Awmual Bodial
Mioses
Foster
Mr. Sanat
Iohn
Sud
Moura
Forsy
Warcen
Bart
Sara
Moses
Moadusim A
Suit
Furey
Naylor
Puscon
Markwell
Woolf
Furry
Theabaul Crome
Cusay
Ditlu
Mel
Stinson
United Friendly Societies’ Sports
United Friendly Sociatien’ Associatoin
Toseday Spesine
Teceak Sport Prosbat
Mozart
J. Trotter
A. H. Coupland
O'Bhaumsy
A. Joos
J. O Davey
End J L Cook
Hrtha
Iney
Roman Cataolio Bazaar
Ginn & Beeman, Ltd
Booman
Ouneuliistron
Hydney
Church OF England ‘Social
Mouily
Yad
Wat
Stockwell
Ant OG
Lord
Hogey
Lord Rd
B. Wright
B. Webster
G Bayley
B. Freush
Ad. Te Sicha
YA McDonald
Wyon
HL Brade
Inant
J. Gallina
Liv
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