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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

5

Election turmoil in a parish council contest unfolds

A fraught parish election features 18 candidates for 9 seats as old committee members clash with opposition. Key figures include John Dunn, W Posen, and J Crowley, with Pearce leading poll results at 42 of 66 counted. A tense, name-rich campaign ends amid heated debates and shifting loyalties.

Gorsantine Ena Mombate Finy Bowehes Ive Ware Wier Masseros Crawly Jamey Crowly Wear John Dunn Tiward Hanno Gh. A. Douw Obsiemae James Pond Lion. Ace Bredarick Ceristy John. ‘Rasililos W. Pearson W. Posen Pearces Doan Old Committee Mosves Jobo Crowley Janen Crowley Kantor John Dazn Chav G. Dunn Heaney Riobatde W. Sharpe Dayne Az Cilement

Goolms Returns to City With Evening of Music and Dance

A Wednesday evening concert in Gulgong drew strong attendance as Mr McCulloch of Balgongs praised the company. The program featured Abel Compa ny Song Hooked in the Cradle, Bonny Tennessee, Pale Blue Light, and more. An intermission preceded Part III with a dramatic sketch The Tiny Costume, followed by a wedding party visit and a long, convivial dinner and ball.

Goolms Gulgong M. McCulloch Balgongs Abel Compacy Desp Ey Ourke Bonny Tennessee Bée. H. Queean Cop. Gronnell Orion Mawer Rey McCailoch Jack Carter Camte Wong Pab Malone J Copan H. Clarke J. Carter J. Curt Roy McCulloch Dyajo J. Dipan Jy Copar Simon Utd Wage Tip. Feston Sophia Osbbiddy Paughter Mary Rone Father O'Donnell Chaeliy Ube Saveption Prain Catubing Hum Si Gok Thay Munro Ward Chadlulaus Gistisneville Jincoln Gollamville Ming Mra Doihm Sydney Hyad Ross Una Vyan Wulogi Abd Mex Diohm Miro Dion J. Ourburry Indies Ian

Spicer's Creek Club Beat Goolma 15-3 In Saturday Rugby Match

A rugged rugby clash saw Spicer's Creek Club topple Goolma 15 to 3. Key moments include J Hagbar and J Whale exchanges, a successful try by Whale, and missed kicks at goal as the game swung between both sides and the locals eyed a rematch at Goolma.

Inok Goblins Spicer Ceseb W. J. Bilis J. Hagbar J. Whale Enteguriaty al Cowssful Neroveil Lok Whintla Gualma Boys Thera Whale Goolma Hughes Goms Mink Hughoe Hidting Gore Boon Burns J. Haghes Raurk Spiner’s Creek Seldoto Mk. Zilia Spicora Golinuville

Dapper and Surrounding Areas Report Local Happenings

The paper describes a concert at Dapper with Mr. J. Neven and Mr. Dorman, attended by residents from nearby towns. It notes a 64-pound report and a generous dance afterward, with attendees enjoying the music till late. Local boundary issues and plans for grounds improvements at Dapper and Lambing Hill are mentioned, along with community efforts to establish a football slab and recreation space. Weather remains unsettled with hints of rain.

J. Neven Dorman Tor and Wear Lambing Hill Goolms Cobbora Dhoit Jaleo Phalioage Meik Hindilsiah Jook

Bodangora Assembly Notes And Local Tragedy Report

A fragmented Bodangora page notes a public gathering on Wednesday and a powder deficit potential poll on Saturday. It also reports the death of Mr. Sharp due to typhoid fever in Broken Hill, with lodge officials and community figures named in liaison.

Bodangora Brum Bory Oun Moet Westher Rmuiye Mr. Christie Obriette Wimgoll New South Waleu Aazan Baat Thorn Phay Tom Geam Jabo Sharp Tideard Sharp Ae P. CoBig Broken Hill Thoraday Sharpiad Ichapa Bratan Hill Hospital Maohaymipathy Inl Jr Sharp Fomlly Blarp Loyal Hand Heart Lodge M. OW Bodangara W. W. Smith W.' Camerne Bell W.pallar Ben. W. Ronabaw Warden Bron Jos Honsion A. A. Davis Hubybara P.M James Sullivan GML

Local football match stirs crowd with draw and strong play

Wallington footbrilliants and Bodan and Wineala combined defeated Lincoln ground in a Sunday clash ending in a draw with both sides scoring. Notable players included J. Sullivan Nash Dowd Robinson and captain Wellington Jam among others. Junior match saw Wallington Bodangers Lincoln win. Proposals include new machinery at a waterworks and Mount Kombla Motor Car Union plans.

Novaryl Wallington Footbrillers Bodanoro Wineala Lincoln Suuday Rosalé Walington and Bodangers Lincoln Jeniora Hede Pointe Alory Gedna Sachin Papira Mount Kombla Ark Union Mc. H. Brawn Bodangorw Mull Diakueton Abu Bartell Oreek Ayeve

Jawbone Progress Association Minutes Outline Local Plans

A biweekly Jawbone Progress Association meeting notes actions including urging a Mines Department inquiry into a public battery at an informal site near Jawbone, seeking a private property act amendment, and writing to Wellington officials. The session adjourned to July 6 with hints of local racing plans and a proposed land track project by Fairview resident Mr. Broad Hall.

Jawbone Fairview Yoong My. King Mines Department Thy Lincoln Bret King Injngre Apenjoy Newbe Wan Inntenglad Labor Party Dirk Mom Crouch Wallington Ganette Hutter Nash Wellington Thalr Thare Halog Bred Halll Fairvinw Ziamwe Walliogtoe Walliogton Uppitas

Wellington Hospital Committee Holds Arbor Day Plans

A council meeting in Masace discussed planting the new hospital grounds with ornamentals. July 22 was set for the event and a souvenir was presented to Nur Matthew. A motion urged the Dubbo Hospital station to detail memorial actions and funding at Lands Office Wellington on July 22.

Masace Bicaident Boe Barton Levoson Marhean Bobmidt Poleou Siggion Butmneas Suly Nur Matthewe Dubbo

Death of Mr James Torpy at Orange and Sydney club

General regret followed news of the death of Mr James Torpy of Orange after a two day illness of pneumonia at the Athawawam Club in Sydney. At ripe age of seventy he had lived in Orange for nearly fifty years after coming from Forbes. He was connected with public bodies in Orange and highly regarded in the community. Survived by wife, four sons and four daughters. His funeral arrangements and a memorial editorial noted his long friendship with colleagues and his contributions to local life.

Thesugh James Torpy Orange Aisal Pneumovia Athwawam Club Sydney Céaded Onn Qeange Tha Forbes Drange Wellpton Olfien Worpy Artiels Prema

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