Next Year Show Dates Debate for Wellington Society
The General Committee of the Wellington P A and H Society met in the Council Chambers to fix next year’s show dates. Discussion covered Bathurst Orange Dubbo and Molong schedules, potential conflicts with Sydney and Easter timing, and who should attend a future date conference to align plans for 1903 shows.
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Wellington P
H. Socity
Conneil
Mel. N Hyeronimus
Mesara
J.B. Quirk
J. Connelly
D. J. Breeze
H. ‘L. Holden
T. M. Sherriff
T. 1H. York
C. G. Scott
T. McCormick
J. D. Brownbill
Mm, McLeod
R. Read
J. D. Brown
Land Board
Bathurst
Molong
Mr. Scott
Orange
the Provident
Mr. Rand
Wellington
Scot
Read
Dubbo
Sherriff
York
Sydney
Ar. Holden
Quirk
Warren
Mr. Breeze
Brown
Blayney
Breeze
Dabbo
Wollington
Scott
Homebush Fat Stock Sales Report
The Homebush fat stock sale Monday showed clearer value and quality gains with about 11 000 sheep and cattle yarded including many cows. Merino and crossbred wethers sold to 17s and 36s respectively, prime cattle reached £11 0s 0d for heavy bulls and cows to £7 with extras to £11, and overall prices firmed as the sale progressed.
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Homebush
Wellington Faces Distriots in Key Weekend Football Clash
Saturday's Wellington versus District match looms as a pivotal test with Wellington aiming to field a stronger lineup after Charley Clayton's likely departure. Dubbo and Wellington may form a combined squad for Sydney country week pending forward resources, while rain and funding remain obstacles to full preparation.
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Wellington
Distriots
Nowa
Hind
Charley Glayton
The
Railway
Hejies
Wellington v. District
Sydney
Tommy Staith
Tanner
Tim Dompeey
Young Bruce
Billy Hendry
Charley Clayton
Chuck
Bedo Weecb
Bell
Sud Jeunings
Campbell
Bill Craig
Bobby Hott
Broderick
Jo-Jo Craig
Tandle
Leslia Teoco
Oborg
Dubbo
Peg Barton
Balfo
Lowo
Quirk
Gulliou
Morewether
Kelly
Scott
Kennedy
Stuart Town Letter to John Haynes on Civil Service and Politics
A wartime style letter to John Haynes condemns civil service influence and partisan manipulation. The writer urges decisive retrenchment, argues the public mood is rising, and compares political pruning to removing dead timber from a tree. The tone is combative and admonitory.
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John Haynes
Wellington
Civil Service
Cour
John
Fragmentary Rant on Judicial Salaries and Governance
A reader letter criticizes the judge salaries and branch dominance, noting chief judge pay of 3600 per year and Lieutenant Governor’s seven thousand in backroom deals. The writer laments living quarters for judges and the need for outside oversight, promising more on governance later.
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Sam
If Ireland Were Wiped Out A Fringe Essay On Irish Identity
A long lament and satirical musings on Ireland’s loss, with reflections on Irish and Scottish soldiers, British politics, and a comic anecdote about a Belfast elector. The piece threads through anti Irish prejudice, historical figures, and a joking hypothetical about Ireland’s disappearance changing British Parliament life.
Political Gossip From Tuverell on By Election Plausible Rules
Word from Tuverell suggests a challenge to the by election result over alleged informalities in vote taking. Rumors of petitions and censure debates swirl around Mr. Peacock and the Victorian State Ministry. The new ministry formed under Premier Irvine includes ministers for Lands, Railways, Mines, and Education, with a solid Country Party set to back a united country position. The piece weighs Senate duties, treasury taxes, and fodder remissions amid drought and constitutional limits, urging rail carriage relief as the best path without constitutional tampering.
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Tuverell
Mollveen
Jones
Peacock
Victorian
Eaid
W. H. Irvine
W. Sbiele
Trenaur
J. M. Davies
M.B.C
Solicitor-Gener
M. K. McKensie
D. Murray
Labor
T. Bent
Railways
B. H. Cameron
Mines
Br. J. Taverner
B. Reid
M.L.C
Pt In
Lise
McCown
Hhe Party
Les
Daily Telegraph
Sse and Co
Atock
Victoria
South Australia
Tusmania
Comic Reinventions Shrink Irish Comic Scene
A fragmented note suggests Irish members faced police removal over a document. It imagines removing Trish from a beat comedy, erasing Wit and Humour, and banishing Morarity figures, leaving no comic songs about Irish whisky or pathos.
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Geant-At-Gems
Comedion
Biddy
Pat
Homooe
Constable Moriarty
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