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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
5
The readable parts describe a child cremated and bodies found, with references to trial status in Longruodh and tied quantities of assets or proceeds. The text is garbled but indicates a solemn case with private sales and long timelines.
Fragmented OCR text records political discussions in a cabinet context with mentions of Mr David Storey Mr Curenthora and voting outcomes along with a reference to a House of Representatives debate about an anti trust bill. The piece also notes a church service at St Andrew's Cathedral with somber reflections and references to war related incidents and civil unrest.
The notice warns Magquahie electors about proposed voting forms and required information for women’s suffrage. It urges owners and occupiers to prepare to provide property details and polling district data to facilitate ballot access and timely participation in the upcoming elections within the shire precincts.
Fragmentary report details dredging at Euchareena and adjoining operations. Mentions boiler position, weather delays, three day trials, garland salvage, pricing notes, and recovery of items. Names and places are unclear. overall indicate maintenance and salvage tasks with monetary figures.
The report lists football fixtures for Saturday in multiple grades. Teams include Woatora versus Ppa at Teena boa and Taleene 1 Bblic Bohoola Competition Butane gora against Wellington B at Hotengoro Gameioy Tiapelope 2b Gearla. Commentary notes strong unknown players and upcoming matchups among Western divisions with named players such as M Smith, C Brousseau, P Dawid and others.
The executive of the association met at the Royal Hotel to grade players after reviewing eligibility. A and B grade transfers were discussed amid plans to publish full lists next Thursday in the Times. The council reserved the right to re-grade during the season and approved Saturday shifts in duties for officials and fixtures.
The Bebowls Committee sets a revised first round draft for Football Pluches. Next Thursday’s Trim list will guide teams for two Battery matches at Bodangore and Wellington. Key players include Munser, Naneerrow, Barnes, and Damones as teams Wallington and Wellington field strong lineups.
A report on the Federal Mine shaft located about 60 feet west of the old adit, with timbered support and a 10 foot brace, described as a first-rate job. It covers excavation plans to remove 2600 cubic yards, construct a banketment for a dam, and notes trials and assays for Nodovatad Reef and Tuuition Treat with figures for gold silver and lead. Also lists upcoming sermon dates and locations for P. Grotiman and Ravoe with times.
Distracted readers glimpse a busy country town week with lodge ceremonies, new officers installed by PG Brother B and IW Smith, reports of town events, a dance and concert company visits, and plans for a July ball year. Local farming, land talk, and rabbits debated, with community updates on readings, subscriptions, and public works.
At a meeting of the committee of the opound at Kiet Tvung s on Saturday the tenders were opened with Mr WWJ Yawke submitting £83 for building. Funds on hand exceed costs leaving a surplus for a quota house for eats. G and T were added to the pie scene with G Anderson appointed to the present subcommittee. ministers from all Protestant denominations to attend.
Disjointed OCR fragment describes a scene in a park at night with mentions of an arpa, paddock, and property details. Names and places are unclear, but hints of a local correspondent reporting from a park area emerge alongside stray measurements. The text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
A shattered bar scene and a fatalistic ode to Richard Seddon mark a turbulent local page. Fire destroys George Collins’ Frog Hollow home with theft and loss of money nearby. Public chatter grows over price spikes for Sydney-bound goods. A football match at Wallington ends 2 0 with a narrow win. A trainer notes a horse injury while a dodge material spill creates disruption at a mud‑slick site. Recovery remains doubtful for a resident noted as Youstin.
Correspon dent reports Mr C T Thrower spoke at J J Powler Hall to many constituents on Tuesday evening. He attacked the government for land policy and railways administration, accusing immigration policy of delaying settlers and urging reform. Dr Arthur urged farmers with capital, while Thrower criticized Labour and settlement groups.
A parliamentary session discusses land reform and the abolition of the Land Acts of 30 years, with Mr. Carruthers blamed for failed improvements. Criticism targets the North Coast Thailang project, civil service salaries, and the need for betterment tax. Mr. Thrower defends closer settlement while calling for reforms and wage reductions. a motion ends with thanks to Mr. Thrower.
The report notes a wake in the local centre scheduled for Wadnsday next with about 3,600 bat. Market fires are mentioned along with unclear notations and available oxy. Preparations for Lewy shookings and accommodations for country friends are under way as hopeful offers to card ether of pstonliete are anticipated.
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