The Right Point Of View On State And Commonwealth
The article critiques State Premier Wade's stance on federal relations, arguing the High Court reveals false claims of state rights. It contends the Commonwealth gains control of revenue next year and that Wade speaks from the wrong perspective, warning the bluff is over.
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Commonwealth
Mr. Wade
Wade
High Court
William Lyne
Australia
Questiélan
Braddon
Local Jottings and Notices Include Land Lease Offer
Local items report a sale pitch for H V McKay steel land roller with sections and removable bearings. A Catholic church service will be held next Sunday at 10 30 led by Bishop Dunne. A 115 acre Lincoln county lease near Wellington is offered from July 15 with fencing valued at 1 10. Youth Stanley Williams, linked to the Wee Waa murder, receives a 10 year penal sentence.
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H. V. McKay
Railway delegates clash near Coolah threatening Dubbo visit
A Wellington Railway and Pro-Association delegation and a bbo Association team touring the line met at Coolah and planned to address the meeting, with tensions rising over a potential Dubbo visit. Wellington delegates warned trouble could follow if they came to Dubbo within five days, as Patten was identified among the Wellington group.
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Dubbo “ Liberal
Wellington Railway and Pro- Association
Bbo Association
Rai
Werris Creek
Coolah
Wellington
Dubbo
Patten
Hicks
Fortescus
A. Edwards
B. Cooke
Rowe-street
Hydnay
John Kerrin
Kerin
Cobb and Co
Black Rock
Robert Edgar
Wellington Presbyterian Church
Ponto
Bulgandramine
Gummin
H. Barton
M.L A
Carr
Bamford
McDonald
M'S.h
Exchange Hotel
E. Fletcher
Lehane
H. A. Whittle
OU. J. Shakespeare
Lee-street
Sydney “ Freaman’s Journal
Bathurst
New Zealand
C. J. Shapra
J. A. E Rotton
T. M. Sherriff
Moesers
Bedford and
Taylor
A.L H
Dubbo F. and 8. Association
Northern and Western Railways
Worris Creek
Matthews
Pedestrian Race in Nanima Crescent
In Nanima Crescent on a Tuesday a lively pedestrian contest ended with a veteran business man conceding 10 yards to his rival. After a tense stretch from pole to pole, the elder competitor neared victory but tripped. The other man then romped home the winner, with no official time recorded.
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Nanima Crescent
the Crescent
Onlooker Estimates 70 Yard Time in Racing Event
An observer with race experience estimates a time around 13 seconds for a 70 yard stretch. The remark frames the mark as a potential world leading pace in the context of the event.
Reverend F. J. Dunkley to Preach at Wellington Baptist
The Rev. F. J. Dunkley, soon leaving Wellington, will preach at Wellington Baptist Church tomorrow night on the text Justified by Grace. He baptised five candidates last evening and will conduct a farewell service at Seatonville next Sunday afternoon. A farewell social was hosted for him at Bodangora Baptist Church on Tuesday night.
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F. J. Dunkley
Wellington
Dunkley
Seatonville
Bodangora
Mr. Dunkley
Permanent appointment of Mr Oslear as police magistrate at Dubbo
The Police Magistrate Mr E Oslear has been permanently appointed to the Dubbo district after serving as acting magistrate in Dubbo and Wellington. At the Dubbo court he received congratulations from the bar stating his previous work as acting magistrate would ensure full satisfaction in court business. He expressed thanks, said he would minister justice fairly and fearlessly, and hoped to stay in Dubbo many years, until transfer to Sydney.
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E. Oslear
P.M
Dubbo
Wellington
W. Burton Smith
Bydney
Dubbo Court
Oslear
Qalear
Sydney
West's Pictures Weekly Visits Wellington Tuesday Next
Patrons will enjoy the latest Sydney pictures when West's Pictures visit Wellington weekly. The management plans to bring the best from Sydney Palace Theatre with popular prices. The first performance is on Tuesday next, the 22nd inst.
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West Pictures
Sydney Palace Theatre
Wellington
Sydney Pictures
Sydney
West
Church of England Tennis Club Hosts Social Night
The Church of England Tennis Club held a school hall party Friday with 25 couples. Prizes included a silver-backed hand mirror for the lady winner Miss McKenna and a Morocco pocket book for the gentleman winner Mr. F A Kenyon. Booby prizes went to Miss Nina Jones and Mr. Frank Carlin. Una McDowell and C E Robinson won last season’s tennis tournaments. A supper followed, dancing concluded the evening, and monthly events are planned through winter.
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Frank Carlin
Nina Jones
Ray Canon Brown
Una McDowell
C. E. Robinson
Hill
F. A. Kenyon
H. 8
Clayton
M'S.c
Eight Hours Association Meeting Note and Prizes
A Monday Eight Hours Association meeting chaired by President H C Mason discussed received correspondences from T Sildes and E Shaw. The sub committee urged reports including a Sheffield handicap and cycling event each worth £8, totaling £55 in prize money, and the programme was adopted with affiliation to the MiB Wee of Wheelmen and the N S W Athletic League.
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Eight Hours’ Association
Messrs
H. C. Mason
Eee A Jones
A. Ben
E Hayen
F. Bareby
H. 8
Jayton
Apolejeg
T. Sildes
E. Shaw
Aporte
Sheffield
Mib
Weeof Wheelmen
N.S. W. Athletic League
Hospital Tea Tent Sees Funds Rise At Show
A balance sheet from the hospital tea tent at the show was presented to committees on Monday evening along with a cheque from the ladies' committee. Profit stood at £40 13s 5d, bettering last year and approaching former levels. A vote of thanks to the ladies was moved and carried, with a directive to the secretary to write thanks to each committee member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenyon
Reverend and Mrs M Dowell Receive Wellington Gift
The Rev and Mrs J McDowell were presented by Presbyterians of Wellington and district with a silver tea and coffee service. In reply Mr McDowell thanks the friends for the valuable and valued present and says they shall ever prize it.
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J. McDowell
Wellinton and
District
M'Dowell
Wellington and
Tangible evidence of good will in Wellington parish
A fragment expresses gratitude for the hospitality received in Wellington parish and offers a prayer for the Master's blessing to guide future work, reflecting a pious tone and community ties.
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Wellington
Wellington Musical Society Prepares First Concert Practice Notes
About 50 members attended Monday evening practice with solid progress on pieces for the new society’s first concert. Prospective members and subscribers should send names to secretary E. J. Barnes or treasurer H. C. F. Glover. A balance of £2 15s 8d from the old society was transferred. Next practice set for Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. in the Oddfellows Hall.
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E. J. Barnes
H. C. F. Glover
Should Women Propose Debate at Arts Society Meeting
A Tuesday Arts Debating Society session debated whether women should propose in courtship and marriage matters. The chair abstained from voting as the result was a draw after equal arguments for and against. The next meeting will consider federation in Parliament.
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School of Arts Debating Society
M. McLeod
H. 8. Clayton
Mesare
H. R. Murray
Ryan
E. J. Shindlair
Mosars
B. Loader
J. A. Preston
Commonwealth
Bioscope entertainment at Oddfellows Hall funds Wellington school
The N W branch of the Keystone View Co staged a two night bioscope event at Oddfellows Hall on Tuy and Wednesday evenings. Proceeds from the first night benefited the public school, while the second night covered company expenses. The show drew a packed crowd with a notable Empire Day display in Sydney repeated on request. Net proceeds exceeded £12 and will buy storecacopes and pictures for school use.
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Oddfellowa
Tuy
N.W
Keystone View Co
Sydney
Wellington
Madame Melba Concert Draws Dubbo Crowd
Madame Melba performed before a full Dubbo Masonic Hall audience on Monday with Wellington visitors among the crowd. She received hearty applause and sang a verse of Home Sweet Home. A large crowd escorted her to the hotel after the performance and welcomed her upon arrival at the station.
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Dubbo Masonic Hall
Madame Melba
Wellington
Sweat
Howe
Neight
Ald. M'Quinn
G. H. Taylor
Skating Carnival Delights Wellington Crowds
The Wellington skating rink hosted a two night carnival organized by Ferguson and Sons with strong crowd turnouts and lively costumes. Baby Jackson dazzled with fancy skating while the audience voted on best costumes. results named Davis, L. Lee, G. McLeod, E. Allen, Misa Pullbrook, and Jack Collins among winners.
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Wellington
Csars, Ferguson and Sons
Baby Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Messie, Ferguson and Sons
Davis
Jas. Craig
L. Lee
G. McLeod
E. Allen
Misa P. Pullbrook
Mr. E. Allen
Jack Collins
Friendly Societies Sports Meeting At Hospital Debts
At a hospital committee gathering the Friendly Societies sports event was discussed. Members complained the event ran a deficit and that takings at gates and skating outings should have benefited the hospital. Several attendees claimed mismanagement and unfair use of volunteers.
Taxation and road work woes stir letter to editor
Isaac W. Torxton of Toyntonville-Comobella laments council neglect and costly administration. He warns burrs and Darling pea seed left by a watercourse will spread via floods into the Macquarie and Mitchall’s Creek, urging more road labor and tax levies to bear droughts and rebuild the country.
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Macquarie Bridge
Campbella
Macquarie
Mitchall’s Creek
Dubbo
Isaac W. Torxton
Toyntonville
Comobella
Australians win second Test as Armstrong shines with 5 for 8
The Lorda match ends with Australia winning by 9 wickets after a sharp bowling display by Armstrong. Weather dull, wicket lively, first four wickets fall for 18, Armstrong takes 5 for 8 with 5 maidens, Australia chase 41 in 40 minutes amid applause.
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Lorda
Enotano
Hebba
Ac Carter
Laver
Ig Hayward
Carter
Cotter
Ac Tyldeslay
Ing
Macartney
Maclaren
Armatrong
Noble
Jones
Ate
Hirst
Relf
Armstrong
Lilley
Bardsley
Haigh
Avetratia
Ad McAlister
King
Ransford
Trumper
Noble E Lilley
Gregory
Legond
Ian Hayward
Bone Hobbs
Tyldesley
St Cartar
Gunn
L.b.w
Ee Hirst
Ff Maclaren
Noble i
Ava TsaLia
Eecund Tualegs
Bardelwy
O Lilley
Relfi McAlister
Vee
Bundriea
Australia
Coonamble Races Open With Large Crowd Attendance
Opening Handicap saw Redway win at 4 to 1 after a big crowd turned out for the day. Trial Stakes produced Marcotina ahead of Huntress at 4 to 1. Shorts Handicap crowned Blazing Star with Mary Olivia and Matchmaker as runners. Coonamble Handicap gave Welter Claude Porter Dalrymple the win at 20 to 1. The famed Western dog Lieut Captain marks his fourth season with 55 career wins. A final £300 stake was lodged for the world sculling title race between Arnat and ebb at Wanganui next Tuesday.
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Coonamble
Redway
Penniless
Status
Porter
Marcotina
Huntress
Blazing Btar
Mary Olivia
Matchmaker
Viva
Valkyria
Anatroff
Matourie
Welter
Oclaude
Dalrymple
Arnat
Ebb
Wanganui
Trade and Tragedy Mark Turbulent Sydney Day
The day reports mixed items from markets with price ranges for wheat maize bran and lucerne alongside a fatal Hyde Park shooting by a bootmaker aged 24 who killed a waitress before turning the gun on himself. Also noted are a Brisbane Anglican Synod anti-shouting push and a Canberra area capital site recommendation. A West Australian migrant learns his father left an estate worth over £1000 yearly. The NSW Canberra site task force backs a capital near Canberra.
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Leichardt
Deakin-Cook
Thomas Ewing
Imperial Defence Conference
Labor Party
Pairn
M'Gowen
State Labor Party
Bathurst
Wade
Brisbane
Hyde Park
Bob Maccoy
Agnes Brookbank
Salvation Army
Macey
Hal
West Australia
Yaas-Canberra
Canberra
New South Wales
Forecasted showery northern coast and unsettled inland weather
The forecast predicts showers in the north coast districts with fine conditions elsewhere on the coast, but unsettled weather and rain moving inland and toward highland areas over the next three days, driven by northerly winds.
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Highland
Lang Houng
A.S. A
Molong
Sydney
London “Daily Mail
Fortrassea
Earl of Onslow
British Admiralty
Marconi
Britain
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Peach
Macquarie-street
Arthur Street
A.j.l.stockwell
Johnston's
Percy Street
Wellington Times
Visite Geuric Iet
A Carl
F.C. B.smit
Glover
Pait HE
H.C. F. Glover
M.p.s
New South Waves
A. T. Smith
THE
Foxton W. Hayley
Johnston’s
Wellington Hospital
Vuwite'georie
Brynolde
J. E. Bray
Tatlor
P. A. Butler
Red Gross Pharmacy
Bed Cross Pharmacy
Temere
Timide
HEV
West's Pictures Weekly
Church OF Enclandd
Eight-Hour’ Association
J M'Dowell
Wellington Musical Society
Bioscope Entertainment
United Friendly Societies Association
Mr. Kenyon
Baseett
F. H. Kennard
Cricket
Winn
Br Franzvnn
Buprey
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