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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
6
Disjointed OCR notes describe a dry period with stock needs and a local trotting club event on a Saturday. Mentions of winners, team entries from Win don and Werle, plus various names and places, suggest a small-town horse racing card and community reporting without a clear single outcome.
A garbled entry recounts a wedding with names like Mrs Eleanor, the bridegroom, and references to Wellington and Walford. The passage mixes ceremonial details, gifts, and future home plans amid unreadable OCR fragments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions ports and an amount with percentages and numbers. No clear names, dates, places, or context available to identify a full news item or event.
The fragmented text reads like a local newspaper page with many names, places, and dates obscured. It mentions Wellington, Mer for Home, Robison, and Frnile Haanteway among others, with scattered notes on people, curiosities, and weekly activities collecting around a town.
A noisy Boslin Ror Vostontay meeting drew weak attendance as residents faced high betting limits and limited funds. Secretary L. Koolow led a long program of prizes and speeches, but public response was meager amid fundraising concerns and a tense mood.
Fragmentary report discusses government actions on wage reductions for railway workers and effects on employers. Mentions commissions, public cost, and potential wage policy shifts. language is garbled with uncertain names and dates, but centers on proposing wage cuts and their impact on public and private interests.
An account describes a contentious club meeting at the Commercial Club with discussions about participation. Members dispute fair play and tissue of rules, with leaders noting potential withdrawal and upcoming decision on Monday night. Newton and Railway entries remain the only two clear competitors.
A chaotic report details a football score 26 to 4 and a boxing style clash in Sydney. It notes the Yuuuvinba Bouthallery team defeating Sino League and a fatality linked to a match at Manly with player injuries and medical transport.
A chaotic report details Stevenson Lindrum and other riders in a world billiards contest, Horatio Bottomley’s park horses valued at 44 000, and local racing talk. It notes half-forgotten matchups as Dubbo Orange and Petersham prepare for forthcoming games, with War Division honors nudging victory.
A chaotic rapid-fire snippet shows names like Arcot Brakes Lamson and Towt-Double Hackte with several dead or injured as ten starters race. A licensing district notice sets a Wellington court date for July 11 1982. Classifieds advertise used cars, bicycles, poultry, poultry eggs, and a steam engine sale. A trespass warning and a Wellington Municipal Band master position appear with salary details and application instructions.
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