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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1921
Page
2
A brief memorial item recalls Sarah Cahill who passed away, with a reflective mention of memories and prayers in the wake. The note blends personal tribute and homage to a mother’s memory.
A fragmentary biased note describes a local journalist’s view of Emmaville and nearby firms, mentioning press conduct and a court case involving a convent leader. It references a temporary probation period and mentions a drinking incident connected to a local paper.
A fragmentary report from a Baptist church service in Uranville recounts friction over scriptural interpretation led by Mr Clark. Abram’s case is discussed, with claims about rightful inheritance by the Children of God. The text mentions Angs Linda Wullok, The Master stood in Ye garden, organist Ming Siele Magnor, and F J Doukley among participants. Monday night the York S hiave movement on the King's Highway is noted.
A Walting hore nut sulky and a grey Lorne aulky clashed on Friday afternoon near Thomies grocery. Mr Putty, thrown to the roadway, appeared seriously hurt but regained consciousness soon after. He was taken home then returned to work the next May. The horse and sulky fled toward Maughan Street, with the vehicle damaged and the other party’s wagon also affected.
Duddy Sage star Loy returns in the famous Mount Picture at Moorea night show in Wellington. Patrons will enjoy romance and mystery with the likely crowd-pleasing slapstick and witty dialogue.
A private hospital death in Ormangg and a fatal schoolyard incident in Rogaraby are linked by community mourning in Stuart Town and Nam vratow Lae. Families of Sidestow Quirk and Elizahotts Meluechian mourn their losses as funerals proceed with broad attendance and solemn rites.
The report notes a cattle sale at Newmarket Saleyards scheduled for Friday at 1 o clock with dairy cattle from Meaury Wester and tatty. It records a serious accident near Knoblanche Wellington involving a worker named Ex Xen at the Oscobiure property, sustaining a severe eye injury during a governance project and subsequently admitted to the Uilyundra district Hospital in critical condition.
A Victorian era appeal by Mr Alston of Ainigan promotes youths aged between 11 and 14 to study breeding and the value of agricultural products. He offers a bursary at Hawkesbury Agricultural College to a winner judged best in mock livestock and grain exhibitions, aligning with official standards.
The article argues drink consumption in Bathurst wastes wealth, estimating 515 000 pounds would accumulate in two years. It claims alcohol harms welfare, hinders postwar industry, and blocks building a new electro plant and factory. It asserts drink’s cost to the town’s population and compares British drink influence globally.
Fragmentary report of matches and results from a tennis or club event. Names of players appear with scores and winners, but the OCR is garbled, making many entries unreadable. Some doubles and singles results are cited alongside partial titles and participant mentions, but the exact events and dates remain uncertain.
The provided source text is unreadable due to garbled characters and misordered words making it impossible to identify a coherent event or facts for a proper headline and summary.
A resident writes that the widow and her helper must bear the burden of keeping a cow and gardening after a flood of misfortune. Neighbors discuss who should pay for losses, with tension over duties, finances, and the impact on the quiet street. The letter laments unfair costs borne by women and children while urging fair sharing of repair costs.
A wedding at Wongarbort near All Saviay Chineeks of Hugland on Wadowwlay joined Stulla trowe, Mermud Mey, Ohan May, and Alec Triplett of Wongarton in matrimony. The bride wore ivory gown with georgette trim and veil. groom and guests wore traditional attire. Reception at Rovpiee Hall featured a lavish wedding banquet and toasts. bride’s mother hosted in a smart costume. The couple planned a future at Maewamiling and Mr Triplett’s property was to be shaved grasing.
A garbled letter to the editor critiques hospital funding and labor arrangements, mentioning Mr Watson and Mr Walnge and discussing wood cutting and a hospital committee. It references the town, work to unload wood, and a plan to drive funds for Moldiere Memorial with calls to public support.
Reports from a maritime tragedy recount salvaged passengers and crew as two lifeboats escape a foundering vessel near Sydney while inquiries target labor policy and government actions. Assertions amid protests and international tension discuss naval security and constitutional debates involving Lloyd George and Northern Ireland leaders.
An overloaded motor lorry failed brakes near National Park on Friday afternoon. The vehicle overturned injuring several including the driver Grabuny and Doharly, with occupants thrown clear as wheels dragged. Emergency crews transported the most seriously hurt to hospital as the truck carried timber and tyres to a weekend camp site.
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