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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 26, 1922
Page
2
The fragmentary note asks THOMAN LIN and PAMILM MOswell to show care for a family gathering, urging attention and kindness from Abe Allvew and others to remember and support the afflicted relatives during a difficult time.
Wellington district briefs detail social events, meetings, and local commerce. References to schooling, charity, road work, and a Macquarie conference outline civic activity, while calls for hospital and relief fund support appear amid currency and property notices.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss German shipping to Australia, wartime naval activity, and Allied assertions of lawful action under the wartime order system. The text references Hamburg, Australian lines, and conversations about trustworthiness of a report amid postwar commentary.
An agenda item from Wellington outlines a reserve matter regarding water rights and stock movement. The document notes delays and requests an early decision on retaining authority and conversion of a certain allocation, with references to the district surveyor and local officials. The proposal concerns the Little Rivers area and potential impact on local trade.
Fragmentary report describes contractor work, shifts, and substitutions on a public improvement project. Mentions Lewant dei, Elyinridge conversion, Ohetme Wowie demolition, and workers moved between Wellington, Furben, and related locations. Notes schedule and staffing changes, with references to sub-telephone stent and week fortnight timing.
A troubled scene at the drill hall ends with a sighting of two figures, a loud noise, and a chase through the area. Police watched from the dark and reported no immediate suspect in custody, while a witness noted a possible alibi for one man and a sighing crowd nearby.
The report notes two youths were in custody over a theft incident at a gulf outpost and later charged with traveling without a ticket on a railway. One youth left his power at the yard, the other believed he had left it at the office. The case proceeded to the police court with guilty pleas and discussions of punishment.
Fragmentary report notes rabbits and rabbitsbites, a mention of a Wellington group and rabbit remedies, and references to a water conservation conference. Names and exact events are scrambled, with a letter to Bond about guilt and a director’s remarks cited in disarray.
A garbled OCR extract blends a baptism church meeting in Ladin with a Haw key reference and a municipal notice. It mentions a meeting with multiple names and dates, a plea for settlement, and a notice about immunity terms. Names and places are partially obscured, but the content signals a church gathering and a Molong municipal notice.
A garbled note from the Court of Willabiew Lepairy reports that a judgment was issued after cautionary proceedings. It states the claimant should have avoided casualty by careful action when the weight could not be lifted. The inquiry’s costs were assigned to Heate, with the captain ordered to pay post inquiry expenses.
Dr. B Wage, ALP, leader, argues subsidy of A500 000 to aid pastoralists faces opposition amid concerns over its impact on living standards and immigration prospects. Critics say supporters misjudge costs and effects on the economy.
Across the Commonwealth in May there was a general rise in food costs with Victoria and Western Australia showing increases while Queensland and New South Wales posted varied gains. The survey notes significant overall growth in the commonwealth price index, with some states recording double digit shifts and others modest changes in consumer goods.
Report of a wedding at Legate Ain ME Awdeww Church with details on the bride’s procession, her father giving her away, and attendants including family and friends. The ceremony followed a traditional dress and ritual, with reception plans and travel notes for a Sydney-bound speaker and guests.
A disjointed and partially readable OCR passage mentions individuals such as Mina Allee Avimy and Alz Daun with military and educational references. The prose references battles, exams, and travels between Sydney, Wellington, Bathurst, Forbes, and Gauth Comat era terms, but most names and events are fragmentary and non-coherent, yielding no verifiable single narrative.
Sydney correspondent reports on parliamentary and education uproar linked to the government and Labour Party plans. Officials deny responsibility while unions push for policy shifts amid earthquake disruption and wage concerns.
Readers glimpse a garbled account of a meeting with scattered references to individuals, tasks, and goals. The text hints at preparation and attempted coordination but remains mired in incoherence, with few clear facts or outcomes.
The city council debated a controversial alley project amid heated protests. The mayor supported the measure while several aldermen expressed concerns about safety and neighborhood impact, calling for reconsideration and a review of the plan.
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