Vision for Wellington caves guide gains council support
Dr Campbell Brown, author of Sydney Mail cave series, urges Wellington Shire Council to publish a guide book on local caves and Mount Arthur. He proposes a taxonomy of articles, an introductory piece on Sir Thomas Mitchell, and a commemorative monument funded by wealthy locals. He praises local progress on cave electrification and urges conservation, a mountain viewing path, and a Wellington progress association to promote tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Teuraun
Campbell Brown
Wallington
Sydney Mall
Wellington
Trumen
Sydney Mail
Bell River
New South Wales
Tasmania
Thomas Mitchell
Australia
Edinburgh
Aective
Ape
Waalthy
Woeinty
Oround Wellington
Mount Arthur
Main
Weilington
Aualatant
Saturday Football Matches End in Narrow Dripstone Wins
Saturday's fixtures drew a small crowd as Dripstone defeated Blacker 3 to 2 in junior play, while Our Boys and Dripstone clashed with Our Boys winning 10 to 8 after a lengthy stoppage. Senior results saw Dripstone beat Our Boys 1 to 1 in a tense contest.
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Dripstone
Our Boys
Uripatane
Tunute
Cecil Bell
Nourea
Wax
Joe Cowan
Ml Blacknella
Driestone
Campbell Brown Provides Gracious Farewell Note
A farewell letter from Campbell Brown expresses gratitude and best wishes for continued success. The message conveys cordial regards and professional appreciation to the recipient.
Dubbo Halfway and Waewhubs clash in Kowiusko Cup
Sunday’s match at Junetiog Park left Railway optimistic yet unable to break through as Tocal blanketed the home side. Punchy defense by the host limited opportunities while Tucul Wluyera capitalized on errors, with Ron McConnell and Don Imvielson missing through injury. The Juan Jie All Blacks were pressed into duty to defend the Black and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beteween Dubbo
Wwe
Ron McConnell
Don Imvielson
Wluyera
Waratahs and Railway meet in rough rugby clash
The report details a hard fought match between Waratahs and Railway with Waratahs securing a 15 to 0 victory after early tries and continued defence. Players Brien Cashel Harri and others endured injuries as referee E Poole oversaw a tense game. An All Blacks Geurie game followed, Blacks defeating Play 2 1 with late tries by A Mitchell and Geoie.
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Geneke
Brien
Cashel
Harri
Blacks
Firien
Harris
Offier
Mitchell
Warw
Dowton
Rors
White
Seneh
Cox
Wilson
Rottun
Newell
Williams
Lay
Jon Cowan
Barge
Jim Cowan
Kennedy
Railway
Hawn James
Dubbo
Alterate
Hotton
Williaam
Poral
James Fending
Rotton
Waratahy
Dray
Fece
Kallwey
Tuhs
Rearh
Wright
Morton
Waratube
Moore
Tabs
Cowan
Bayley
Tab
Tahmuuxek
Bunge
Sloeule
Dublin
James
Mayer
Waratahs
Aern
B. Boule
Sydney Rugby Scores and Officials Change
Sydney first grade results show Glebe and South Sydney wins while Bathurst loss and Lithgow edge Bathurst. St George beat Dubbo 20 points as Burge sustains injury ending his career. Dubbo Council rejects Railway Football Club Sunday play request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Vuniversity Hunt Glebe
Baw
Wexta
Newtown
North Sydney
South Sydney
Walmain
Bathurst Globex
Lithgow
Bathurst
St. George’s
Dubbo
Wally
Rank Burge
Tual Batt
Boon
Avtley
University
Hie
Tikin
Railway Football Club
Thi
Wellington hotel licenses renewed for year ending June 20 192%
Licensing Court in Liewnainne granted a renewal of all Wellington hotels for the year ending June 20, 192%. Translator William Ambeone Powell to Rachel McCormick appointed. WP Kelly appeared for both parties. Watered coffee at Kimbeli's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liewnainne Court
Wellington
Leenme
William Ambeone Powell
Rachwel McCormick
Kelly
Letter writers clash over bridge crossing plan in Wellington
Wellington letter-writer QUI PRO QUO denounces a correspondent's neutrality on the bridge crossing dispute. He criticizes council conduct, cost estimates, and delays, arguing the crossing should be completed sooner with broader work, noting travel disruption via alternate routes and public spending concerns.
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Pnp
Teconeidur
Shake
Pabt Council
Promt
Colinell
Wellington
Cumnock
Yeoval
Dubinet
Temple of Much Talk Debates Tax Payers Fates
In a mock sermon set in Wellington the Wisemen argue over borrowing gold and silver for temple duties. Putitoff urges caution while the Chief Ruler, Wisemen and tax payers debate timelines, spending, and quieting fears with promises of prudence and future tax burdens. The dialogue lampoons fiscal decision making and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scroll of Times
Wellington
Putiiel
Putitoff
Temple
Anisesty
Rome
Dweided
Wellington Police Court Responds To Motor License Violations
In Wellington Police Court on Tuesday morning, Phyllia L McKeown pleaded guilty to failing to return a motor license for Hiewnae though the license was only for one year and the error was admitted. Jamues Pabar faced a riding charge with no appearance. the case proceeded ex parte. A horse rider on Law Street caused people to move to the footpath as the animal bolted. the rider appeared intoxicated. Geil Bayley pleaded guilty to housebreaking with intent on June 4 at Lee Street. he claimed poverty and family illness as motives. He received seven days’ imprisonment with seven days’ to pay costs, and a six-month parole possible if reoffending. The court considered his mental state and past behavior, releasing him with warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Atkinson
Phyllia L. McKeown
A. J. E. Stockwell
Jamue Pabar
Farioun
Laken
Gonautile Aies
Law Street
Maghed
Eton
Galing
Thore
Strort
Bink
Costa
Defavlt Gune
Geil Bayley
Paton
Kelly
PLM
Fle
P.M
Wolf Hinton Iwek
Aussies Open Tour with Lancashire Debut Bowling Fight
Our cricketers abroad face Lancashire as Mailey dominates with pace and accuracy. Key scores show Me nected, Hallowes, Oldfield, and Watson out for modest totals while Malley claims multiple wickets. Australia reply includes Bardsley and Parkin producing early resistance before fall to Parkin. Sundries add depth as McDonald and Richardson contribute, five wickets falling to end first innings.
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Lancashire
Makeponee
Malley
Everett
Macartsney
Richardson
Australia
Cabling
Wawa
McDarmid
Bardsley
Watson
Parkin
Macartnny
Woodfall
Taylor
Hallows
Mit
McDonald
Parekin
Tyldesley
Tbhon
Workmen's Compensation Act Premium Rates Outlined
After days of deliberation the Accident and Underwriters Committee released proposed rates under the new Workmen's Compensation Act. The draft multiplies accident risk charges by 160 percent plus 10 pounds for clerical wages, raising costs for farmers, clerks, domestics, and chauffeurs. Medical benefits may be limited as employers face future medical expenses objections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ax Rovington
Uniff
Sporting. Waeck Wort at Reuschill Saturday results
Waeck Wort led a rugged card at Reuschill on Saturday with Flying Walter winning the first division 10 to 1. Second in that division was Cow Royal Blower Bomb eh at 1 to 1. Juvenile Handicap first division saw Aillurney Gipay Aeneid win at 40 to 1 with Frances Cyllene King Vale Scotch Saint second at 20 to 4. Trial Steeplechases featured Mount Mor xun Flying Litht Mueyeil Win her ovens. Three year old Handicap highlighted Yon Mow Clomay Cloud winning at 13 to te. Rownhill Mundieap Hermentis Paterika Star Rocket won at 15 Mydalmere Mile Avram Gaelic Maid Onward Whinw Bo. Ay Watoon allegedly broke his dallvrbone in the Telal Stewploehawe when four mount fell at Rosehill on Saturday. More action noted at the Bushing stadium on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeck Wort
Reuschill
Renults
Flying Walter
Firstivision
Cite Tanunda
Duke —Telngleae
Kyber
Invision
Cow
Royal Blower
Bombeh
Aillurney
Gipay
Aeneid
Cyllene
King Vale
Scotch Saint
Hermentis
Paterika
Star Rocket
Unclear racing result and local incident at Gilganden
A fragment reports Fernandes defeating Midgyt Kilburn at Port Adelaide races in the 18th round and a rider Mulwone wan found with a battery, leading to disqualification. It mentions Mr and Mrs Talbot, alleged hypnotism victims, improving at Orange Mental Hospital and not yet discharged, with Mr Talbot a well known Blayney district figure.
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Fernandes
Kilburn
Port Adelaide
Mulwone Wan
Mra Talbot
Gilganden
Orange
Mr Talbot
Blayney
Furniture Sale by Auction in Percy Street
A. E. Rotton announces an absolute cash auction of a full household and effects on Wednesday next 73rd June at 240 pm. Items include sideboard canopy, cedar dining table and chairs, sofa and tables, bed pieces, linen, blinds, wardrobe, sewing machine, garden tools, cooking utensils, and many more sundries from Miss Scott leaving the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Rotton
Scott
Clearing Out Sale At Local Auction Stand
Clearing-Out SALE items include a stand shearing plant, grinders, garden plough, saddles and bridles, sundries, poultry with twenty turkeys and forty young fowls, plus odds and ends like meat safe, step ladder, dining table, crockery, utensils, and general household goods. Auctioneers George Paul and Webster & Auctioneers.
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Loum
Sybyneh
W. Cox
Dripston
Ani Dripstone Ted Qty
Tar
Mr. E. Poule
Vripatone
Chen
Dripatone
Eforth
Hoye
Orlipstone Que Boys
Mr. W. Palbrook Waik
Our Boyd
Our
Boye
CUP
Kimbeli's
Ratweday
Mailey
Jeyards
George PA
Satuday
George Paul
Sporting
Ay Watoon
Rosehill
Bushing Stadium
Satur
P. Webster & CO
Georie
A. G. Morley
Blair Athol
Sharp
Ank
Horner
Fairbank
Leicester
Calmont
George Paul Sf P
Webster Ac
Nnton
The
Beautiful Gel
America
Monarch Pictures
Allison
Holmer Werbert
Rosemary Thuby
Universal
Keola Borruster
Pat O'Malley
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