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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
5
A notice records the burial of Arthur Pultrock in Avon for the Chead oF Xaylaw SoWion at the Weliagica cemetery. The director is Dear HILAKMPRARE Punynel.
Fragmented OCR text lists numerous names including Mrs Alexander and J. O. Thavey Lmembore, with references to wartime activities and a minister. The passage hints at a public war effort, improvements to hospital footage, and examinations of a plane. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Wellington, a voter issue, and names like Guthrie and Vincente. It suggests a disrupted community notice or election chatter with unclear details, referencing a holiday period and possible public responses.
Fragmentary text describes a property located southeast of Dubbo with a noon meeting or sale. Mentions a person named Mr George Mea and individuals at Waiives tay, Tee aly, with unclear details.
Local notices list entry dates and key contacts for a forthcoming event. Mr. A Vurapis is named as secretary handling supply details and additional information is requested from participants.
Fragmented OCR lists numbers and names with drafting and sale references. It mentions 4000 Rice and 100 Gatfile, a coming Saturday shiva date, various names and places, and a plan where all or some items will be drafted and sold. The text is garbled but indicates a public notice about property or commodities and a sale process.
A literary and musical program was held at the Saint Cohn's Hall last night with about 60 guests attending. Performers included Minko Way Wat Wye FI at the piano and Sr. Philly on the hurdy gurdy, while Mine Daker contributed with a recited piece. Mr Gullngton chaired the event, and Monsen, Roumon, and others provided refreshments after the performances.
Fragmentary text mentions names, dates, and schedules with references to a secretary and official actions. Readable elements include mentions of Wines and a secretary named Christae, but most details are garbled, preventing a precise event or outcome.
A chaotic scene erupted in Ayatury Town as a quarrel at a railway labor site led to stoning and clashes. Police moved in after a crowd of locals and laborers hurled objects and threats, with several injuries reported and investigations launched.
A man named Thomau Arvkue Rather was arrested in Wellington for allegedly abducting his wife Ady Vide Ct Rees and facing charges related to theft. The court remand set for Friday as investigators pursue the case. The bail amount was £100 with $37 and 608 of 00 as sums cited in the proceedings.
Auction for four to five year old cattle listed by the consignors. Parking at Durham HoroPennava. Buyers urged to prepare for trading and pastoral market at Tamworth? Public notice by auctioneers.
The death occurred suddenly at noon today of Arthur Pulbrook of Smumghan Mirek aged about seventy years. The funeral will be private with a memorial service on a later date. J. Bhaesnare is in charge of arrangements.
A municipal delegation plans to meet with the Minister for Public Works in the morning, with tours through local venues and a return trip that includes stops at Wal Homgwin Halfway Laag and other locations. Officials will inspect routes and attend a reception at Buhle Hall before proceeding to Wollogton for further events later that night.
A garbled OCR sample shows a long list of personal names and scattered references to dates and places. The readable portions resemble a court or social register entry with numerous misreadings and broken phrases, lacking a clear narrative or events.
A garbled OCR passage describes a sports scene with many misread names and scattered actions. It references a team and players, a season, and various plays but the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent structure.
In a lively program under the auspices of a national society, a local carnival night featured a sequence of dances, songs, and dramatic readings. Patrons witnessed a parade of performers, with notable attention to Mr. Naring Davidern and the builders of the gilded stage as the event drew near its close.
Fragmented wires describe a courtroom matter with multiple speakers and tangential points. The report references attendance, a panel or committee, and possible future actions, mentioning a large number of people connected to a station and local entities amid uncertain details.
A fragmented Wellington land board report outlines a large urban expansion plan, naming key figures such as J Maitleas and M. Htoman. The document references Fortontay allotments, suburban development, and a proposed 300k valuation. It notes public attention, dates around late 19th century proceedings, and administrative steps by local officials including a clerk and surveyor.
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