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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
10
The article discusses Wellington's outlook with messages on agricultural and colonial development. It cites the Agricultural Bureau and local government figures urging support for Australian-made goods, rural employment, and industrial growth. The piece highlights goals for local manufacturing, cement production, paint works, and encouraging farmers to join and benefit from the bureau’s activities.
A Wellington football correspondence protests the handling of the Kosciuszko Challenge Cup. Wongurbom supporters accuse the Waratah Club and officials of bias and mismanagement, demand fair defense rules, and assert they would have played on a wet, unsafe day to uphold sport's honor.
Results from the half yearly exams at Wellington Intermediate High School list First Year boys and girls with top marks across subjects including History Latin French Maths Geography and more. Named students such as Molly Kennard Connie Warner T. Caley J. Lowe D. Dobbie G. Cashel and others appear with multiple high grades across years and subjects.
Wangurbon voiced complaints to the Dubbo League after their minted Saturday match was thwarted by rain. Officials were criticized for dictating play and delaying decisions, leaving many fans disappointed and hoping for next Sunday's game.
The Fuller family at Public School Hisar Town thanks the editors and all who helped their lad on the night of the 20th under dark, wind and rain. The determination of the whole party is praised for saving him from a miserable night.
Political notes from Meg Gang describe Premier Lang seeking an auditor to verify a supposed 6600 surplus from the Nationalist Government. Sir George Fuller counters, while both parties prepare auditors to prove or disprove the existence, amid broader debate on public works and widow’s mite promises. Parliament opens with Mr Dooley as Speaker and calls for accountability.
News briefs recount a unanimous decision by the Warren Parents and Citizens Association to cut the lunch hour at Pub- Hc School by half an hour during winter, enabling earlier afternoon closing. Other items note spring cleaning at Windeot Crate and a royal rug restoration at Windsor's Waterloo Chamber.
Government plans to adjourn Parliament until August after a defeat on the floor. MPs face the recess as they claim the fates of poorly paid politicians and prepare for the coming wrangle.
Stockowners in the Wigga district report healthy signs of upward cattle values after Maragle Station stock sold up to £10 and averaging 67 with calves. A Bowenfale Rydal road accident saw a bogey carriage crash into a guard post, the driver unhurt but shaken. Forbes money for China features a Bank NSW gardener converting notes into a draft amid riot news.
Sel of players listed to represent MumBil ai against Waratahs on Saturday with 2 pm start. Ground prep and kit times set for 1 45 pm. Waratah Juniors to meet Mum bi on Bell Park, and Waratahs to play Wongarbon on Junction Park with ground arrival by 2 60 pm.
Ad for F Murphy & Co selling robes, coats, velours, kathe cloth, and flannels. Includes prices on ready-to-wear items, hats, school mates, mirror pieces, and children’s garments. Mentions various colors and styles with reduced clearance pricing.
A.E. Rotton will test by auction on Grownd Gabellon Street near the Railway Bridge Saturday at 2 20 pm. Items include 16 sheets of tin, brick chimes, galvered iron, galverned tron and sundries. Absolute unreserved sale conducted by Terman Birietly Coan.
Auction advertises the sale of an entire household including bedroom suite, dining items, kitchenware, linens, rugs, furniture pieces, cookware, and home appliances. Items listed include table and chairs, chairs, wardrobes, sideboard, rolltop desk, sewing model, typewriter, and various domestic goods. Public sale with cash terms.
An estate described as 1150 acres, 580 acres freehold, situated twelve miles from Wellington and six miles from Dripstum, with cultivation paddocks and rich red soil under wheat. The property includes 12 paddocks divided area, a twelve-room dwelling, weatherboard house, well with never failing water supply, and storage tanks. Office and farm outbuildings noted, with acreage details and potential sale arrangement.
Describes the Yarrigal Estates holdings of 810 acres with 670 pounds per 10 acres, including 900 acres improved and unimproved values. Details river frontage of 6 miles on the Macquarie, two springs, a six-room house, sheds, and verandah. Promotes high grazing and wool production, noting rich farming prospects and carrying capacity for sheep.
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