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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
5
A disjointed excerpt discusses jury packing and reforms in British justice. It critiques challenging juries and the influence of politics on the juror selection process, urging careful weighing of evidence and fair treatment within existing legal frameworks. The text references Parliament, education, and pension debates shaping public policy.
District notes salute Trooper Armstrong returning from war. A public procession formed with band ride corps and carpet, ending at the Royal Hotel for medal presentation amid speeches by local figures. Weather cold, social ball followed. Hill End and surrounding districts report mining talks and government plans on Hawkins Hill project with mixed progress and local political motions.
Brown correspondent reports the deaths of Mr and Mrs Payne and Mrs May in the past week, with funeral details and sympathy expressed. The piece urges community fundraising and progress committee action for water, lighting, and rail improvements, noting a grant request of 110 pounds and road work near Gowrie.
The February Baker's Swamp and Neurea Progress Association monthly meeting notes Mr Spargo as chair with most members present except Phillips and Worin. President chaired and confirmed year end views, the secretary’s position was unpaid. A vote to pay expenses to year end passed. Mr AB Fuller appointed acting clerk to arrange events for the July session.
The Fonte Farmers Uitou, a monthly meeting of the Farmers and Settlers Association, held at Pante on Saturday June 4 notes: sympathy for Plunkett, annual conference delegates approved, two delegates to Spaney conference, J B Hovee as delegate, T Poston as conference delegate, secretary to pay fee, retiring officers thanked by acclamation, next meeting July 19 Bournewood. Also Bournewood District Progressive Association meeting June 17 approved minutes, correspondence, national report, and officers for coming year including M S Wokes president and W Wyle secretary.
Bodangora notes report on land grants and a 20 pound loan for paying fees, with trustees named but none appointed yet. A meeting is planned to discuss a new post office project and hopes for practical action. Mention of a new battery at the MO mine and local football match details against Spicora and Morgraly.
Notice of Mrs. Payne of Gourse death after a short illness. condolences to Mr. and Mrs. Payoo, long-time Mudguy and Gulgong residents. Also excerpts on local government reform debates, elector representation, and calls for larger tax funds to fund public services. concerns about Parliament and the Legislative Council.
Odd fragmented report covers Goolma vs Mudgee on the Jet inst. field with Goolma leading 3 to 5 at half, occasional goals by Walsh and Whale, then a close second half as both sides push hard. The piece also mentions local events and personalities with uncertain details.
Wellington City Council faces heated discussion over sewer and water projects with Aldermen critiquing existing practices, approving minor payments, and debating funding for a new pavement and railline work. The Mayor and Alderman engage in a tense exchange over budget balances and potential petitions.
Oddfellows of MU stage a ball at Arthur Street hall with decor, music, and catering by local teams. A crowd attends as guests enjoy dancing and refreshments. list of attendees includes several lodge members and neighbors.
Fragmentary overheard dialogue mentions farmers and a State Premier with reference to visiting Wellington and proceeding toward Sydney. The garbled text blocks clarity on individuals, places, or events beyond generic political mention.
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