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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
11
An advertisement extols Dr Morse's Indian Root Pills as a method to maintain a fresh complexion. It argues external creams fail to clear blemishes tied to measles and other diseases, claiming the pills purify the blood and prevent impurities from causing pimples and eruptions.
Public School Magazine from Wellington Intermediate High School features student reports on science class, weather, and weekly library notes. It includes verses and stories by first and third year pupils, and reflections on sea power history and winter scenes, with authors T Morgan, Clive Teece, and N. See.
The Wellington Agricultural Bureau held its annual meeting in Mr Kimbell's rooms with President A V Brown in the chair. Members praised the bureau's value in offering free agricultural advice, reported a record membership of 77 and a credit balance after a year started with a debit, and discussed securing a home, building use, and upcoming conferences plus thanks to members, donors, and the press.
Reports from Coonamble Molong and Duckmalui record multiple deaths and injuries. Mary Mabel Foster died on a mail train near Brightling after travel from Orange. Joseph Williamson, 61, of Molong, died of pneumonia and earlier lost a leg after a horse kick. Thomas Kirk, long resident of Duckmalui, died aged over 70. Edith Thomas sustained a broken leg in a sulky accident. Rev Matthew Gibney, 97, Catholic Bishop of Perth, died. he once administered the Kelly gang’s rites and owned the Morning Herald.
Catholic, Presbyterian, Salvation Army, Methodist and Baptist churches in Wellington Dripstone Obley Yeuvallo and Windorah announce service times and memorials for late I J Mathews and W Gardiner. Salvation Army tours include a street motor van. Go-to-Church Sunday features several sermons and hymnody across towns with free seats.
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