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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1905
Page
6
A rambling, satirical monologue mocks theatrical bravado and legal pomp, railin at editors and judges. The piece spirals through literary combat, court duties, travel fare, and public figures, weaving cultural jabs with tangled period critique.
A reader recalls fashion details from a newspaper page, noting a pretty straw hat and a sailor-meets coat and vest ensemble. The writer questions the accuracy of costume descriptions and laments reliance on a single source while criticizing social norms and class attitudes about Mrs Avimble's death.
The text reports a strike by High Court judges led by Sir Samuel Grif Stl Justice Barton and Justice O’Connin criticizing government action. It argues that private arrangements and funding imperil judicial duties and warns of a potential labor refusal affecting court operations and public access to justice.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous unreadable names and dates such as 26th 6th nye TBH and 20th Ah Leth and 17th Gunnedah with scattered places like Brenfell and Sill Gorrmunrue. The text shows many corrupted terms and is not coherent.
The Labor Daily project faces financial doubt with 2600 pounds pledged for its establishment amid low subscriber registration. Critics warn 50,000 pounds are needed and claim the pledged page may not yet be published. Officials urge caution to protect the party's integrity.
A chaotic fragment describes German wool buyers visiting Loomibal in Sydney markets. It mentions plans for shooting rounds on sheep back wool, a boundary with the Loombahran, and a proposed lodge project tied to a land purchase for a timber forest near a station. The text references Mr G Bruce and Earngo senna years ago, with a voyage to Orange London.
A letter to the Times urges establishment of a Wellington musical and literary society with local talent support. It calls for a public meeting, names several supporters, and cites The Player and Sydney figures to boost regional cultural development. It notes local musicians and students could benefit from organized effort.
A local RC church wedding attracted many, with the ceremony hosted by Rev. O Donnell. Bride Miss Eras THughus wore a blue gown and veil, flowers and ribbons, while groom Mr. Gollan of Gotlana ville prepared for a long journey honeymoon at Wellington. A lavish breakfast followed, featuring a grand cake by Nicholson and numerous silver gifts presented to the couple by relatives and friends including Miss Mary Gillis and Miss Mary Ryan among others.
Commercial news rounds up a volatile wool market with报价s for merinos, mulesing, and shorn wool. It notes dull demand, firm high rates, and limited supply ahead of a sale catalogue expected on the 21st instil with about 200 tales to be offered.
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