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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
2
Several congregations list morning and evening services led by Rev Carey D Manav and others. Associated events include Sunday school, choir, and weekday prayer meetings at local churches such as Presbyterian and First Baptist, with volunteers and lay leaders named in notices.
The text lists church services and times with names and locations including Wey Wellington and Ne, referencing ministers and dates. Details are fragmented with items like 11 am and 7 80 pin, plus names such as Ay Stopling and H. Gitbe, indicating a local parish timetable and personnel.
Fragmentary OCR text references Milhones John Sanderson & Co and Bene Street in Sydney with garbled phrases about wartime attachments and prices. No coherent event or date emerges. cannot determine exact article content.
The piece argues for the anti trust bill as vital to national industry and employment. It cites aims to curb unfair competition, protect Australian workers, and promote domestic production, urging strong government action and protectionist policy. It notes opposition views calling the bill dangerous to trade and declares support for protection as essential.
The Wallenglon Times notes a new program highlighting first class job printing methods. It outlines typography, layout, and ink quality, with examples and guidance for printers seeking higher standards. The piece emphasizes skill development and practical techniques for newspaper production.
The New Zealand post office appoints Ernest Moony as postmaster at Te Ulu Awllond Ho nese. At 37, he has handled duties with efficiency, issuing money orders stamps and periodical shipments. Inspectors report satisfaction with his discharge of responsibilities and writing speed.
A clipped reminiscence outlines the Copper Hill mine at Molong NSW, its early 1840s opening, mixed ore results, and failed attempts to extract payable copper and gold. It traces ownership, exploration hurdles, and the shift from copper carbonate prospects to sonorous outcrops with blue and green coloration guiding early work.
Transcribed Royal proclamation from Headquarters Austeritus December 3 10 night praising Grand Army of 76 000 under Napoleon for crushing Austrian and Russian forces. It lauds immortality of soldiers and counts 300 600 losses, 10 000 prisoners, and 26 000 wounded while vowing unity against England.
The wool report indicates firm values near last month's level for locally traded wool. Manufacturers expect supply to remain tight with fewer lots available than in the prior period while demand from operators on Prussian and Japanese accounts stays cautious.
In Coonamholio on June 10 40, a 21 year lease of GOKO ores in Leichkirdt county will be affixed within the Annwithoy holding. At the Land Appeal Court in Darlingburet on June 25 district matters will be heard. An area of 40 acres in Lincoln county Justice Contbagain has not been set apart for tax purposes.
A damaged OCR listing Homobustt atack sales at Mimebush store on Wednesday shows 32 914 cheop and a mix of prime and medium livestock, with prices per animal and weight ranges. Demand described as strong for cattle and sheep, though weaker than last Monday, with cattle forward and prices noted across several weight classes.
A report describes Mr D Curly, a produce dealer, driving a wagon along Sucsmer Street with a load of rabbit skins. The price, weight, and value fluctuate amid questions about the cargo while a cheque for 1341097d is noted and the tally mentions five skins to the pound valuing the lead at 15,000.
In the principal town of obbura Shixe the community shifts to duck meat amid regional changes. About a five mile radius around the town sees population ties and local leaders express mixed views on government credit and policy, with the Pompor Council largely supporting the government.
A letter from Mx A Gardinar advocates rabbit numbers for propagation, claiming the industry is established and requires protection. The Lands Secretary forwards the case, proposing licensing and funding implications, while Bathurst officials resist, warning against promoting rabbit breeding and jeopardizing protection efforts.
A garbled historical report recounts a dramatic Annandale tribute touching a controversial resuscitation. The piece references Mr H. Smith, a doctor, and various witnesses, describing a tense scene with medical and ethical overtones.
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