Unclear fragment notes on local property and charges
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Wellington Sydney Brownyedg on the prem and lists prices and fees with unclear context. No clear event or person action is readable to summarize a coherent news item.
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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Wellington Sydney Brownyedg on the prem and lists prices and fees with unclear context. No clear event or person action is readable to summarize a coherent news item.
At the Central Western Racing Association meeting the case of jockey Simonds, disqualified at the Callie races in June, was considered but the committee did not overturn the stipendiary steward’s decision. Meanwhile HW Westernan appealed to the AWC against the WDRLA ruling dismissing his appeal over a 12 month disqualification with Broakingh. the appeal was upheld.
The piece lists mixed doubles and ladies singles at the Public Tennis Club, a triangular rifle match with Wellington defeating Orange by 25, and strong support for Wellington and District Trotting Club’s crackdown on shady practices. It praises officials like Mr N Cook and Mr J B Maraden, and notes Woodstock race results with winners Semper Idem, Sir Russell, Cotoroo, Municola, and others.
The Dubbo Garry Owen Race Club held its second day Monday with results showing Diamond Rock winning the opening handicap ahead of rivals and marking a notable result for the meet.
The Prince of Wales Birthday meeting at Rosehill saw large crowds and several stakes results. Graphone won the Second Hurdle Race, Promised Land took the Prince of Wales Stakes, and Mount Alf won the Birthday Handicap among other races. Kensington Cup at the Kensington Race Club track drew many spectators with multiple divisions producing varied winners.
Both undefeated teams the All Blacks and Our Boys won their Saturday matches over Bodangora and Wallaroos and prepare for a first meeting of the season at Bell Park on Saturday afternoon. The Blacks appear marginally stronger in back play while forwards match up, with the Reds’ Tuck brothers again prominent. Henry scores a try, illustrating quick following on and loose ball play as Bodangora are beaten by ten.
The article details a tight game with the Smith brothers and H Boehme strong in defence though McConnell missed the trip. Leo McCormick and Tom combined for the decisive try as the ball moved swiftly downfield. Both sides showcased solid defense and precise passing with notable tackling and missed scoring chances from the forwards.
A Monday triangular rifle match at the local range saw Orange Wellington and Dubbo compete at 300 500 and 600 yards in thick fog. Wellington led after the long range with top scores by J Kelly and A W Barnes. T Kelly and T Hart each scored 101 for the Arnold medal in a closely fought contest.
Attendees included Mesdames Barnes Johnson Collins Kelly Rose Sullivan and Miss Ziehlke ear McConnell Breeze Barnes Cook among others who contributed donations. Wellington scores listed for B00 500 600 Tl T Kelly 38 a5 a2 100 A.W. Barnes 29 a4 a5 as E. Collins 30 a6 a1 96 E. J. Barnes 31 81 a3 05 T. W. Hert 41 aa a1 A. Kelly 2. &1 33 a0 04 H. Ziehlke 92 81 BO ba T.H. Kelly 33 34 5 99 R. Selby 2a a0 aa H. Moriarty £ 8 83 26 87 Total 937. Top scores noted for Orange and Dubbo with 102 and 67 respectively. Arnold Medal tied scores 101 by T. Kelly and T. Hart. Visitors were entertained at W. Be. Willerka’s Hotel with a first-class banquet praised by all. The Wellington Club hosted toasts for the King, Visitors, Ladies, and Boys at the Front before sending the guests off.
In a Monday final of the local bowling club Messrs. H. Lord and F. Wilmot disputed the title. Lord led early 7 to 1, Wilmot closed to 14 all, then Lord pulled ahead on the long heads and won 31 to 21. The trophy was presented by club president E. Marsden. Lord’s only defeat came earlier in the tournament.
Public Tennis Club members visited Orange for a return match with Excelsior Club. Orange won 12 sets to Wellington 9, 95 games to 99. Mixed doubles tournament narrows to three pairs. Batho and Miss King vs Wade and Miss Cameron, with potential finals versus Martin and Miss Sherriff. A ladies single tournament will begin next.
A large crowd of players and friends attended as the courts were opened by Mr R J Willmott who received praise from Mr A Brown for the event. The gathering enjoyed interesting sets and afternoon tea, the club planning a tournament soon and eager for match play with other clubs.
The Swan trophy final played yesterday afternoon featured Andrew and Wilmot with Andrew carrying an 8 point handicap. Andrew won 25 to 19 after starting strong with 4 then 2 points, Wilmott catching up at times before Andrew finished with a decisive final shot. The green was heavy and a rare incident occurred as both bowls touched the kitty in the fourth head.
A short notice states goods may be shipped to or from any part of the country. It emphasizes flexibility in freight and transport options across regions. No additional details on carriers or schedules are provided in the fragment.
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