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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 27, 1927
Page
3
In Fellton Police Court Brown faced charges after an incident in a park where a man named Baynham said a pan was involved. A second man Harrie was noted in the case with a four day grace period to pay a fine.
Case 9 Molong P B Bard faced proceedings against J We for failing to send in return tend and stock. The court further noted the case was incomplete with unclear filings.
Rex Porter pleaded guilty to using indecent language on June 20 in Lew Street. Witnesses including Gilmore and Davis testified Porter confronted Gilmore in a pub area, arguing over a drink, then Porter denied the charge while others gave varying accounts of the incident and court proceedings.
A special Licensing Court held Friday before Mr Bromhand approved renewals for publicans brewers wine merchants and spirit merchants. Euchareena hotel renewal granted if improvements are completed. Royal hotel renewal conditioned on stables garage fencing lighting. billiard room objection adjourned. owner to fix lighting and entrance issues. license renewal granted with improvements to be carried out promptly.
A local account details a domestic dispute involving a man named Dodd and his mother. The narrative notes prior police complaints, alleged hitting with a poker, broken crockery, and a tense exchange leading to the man leaving the house. The magistrate sentenced him to bind over for good behavior for 12 months with security and sureties in £210 and £16 respectively, avoiding fines or imprisonment.
A special general meeting of the Wellington BA and Society will be held at Camel Chambers Wellington on Wednesday 6th duly at pam. The meeting will consider altering the date of the annual meeting and subscriptions, race courses, and other general business. Attendance is requested. At Sydney Stadium Mary Williams beat Charlie Long after 18 rounds. Belvbane Fukdio Dutchiy outpointed Brunk Avatin.
In a wartime style match Wellington overwhelms Narromine 28 to 16 to defend the Western Stores Cup. The Tahs showed bursts of power with Mac and Don McConnell scoring standout tries while Joe Cowan contributed with kicks and dynamic runs as Narromine fought back, leaving the trophy in Wellington's hands.
_Report details chaotic Saturday fixtures as two of four teams fail to form. All Marks vs Ouse Boys collapse when opposing squad cannot assemble. Light Hore and rogue to Gourls also short. Road delays prevent timely arrival. fans demand refunds or rescheduled matches. Players blame lack of adequate participation. country teams struggle to assemble four squads.
The teams were evenly matched and a tight finish secured Georie the win by 6 to 3. Pavel Webster scored both tries for Georie while Derhan earned a try for Our Boys. Referee Mr O Cantrill officiated satisfactorily.
The first inter State games at Sydney Cricket Ground drew a record crowd of 687 attendees despite gates closing early. NSW led 10 8 after kick to Reid and a drop kick by a young player shifted the lead. NSW then extended with Root scoring a try as the home side held on. Metropolitan side beat a country team 10 to 9 in the early match. Australia and Czecho Slovakia drew 4 4. China beat Victoria 4 3. Canowindya defended the Hare Cup against Cowra 22 to 7.
News from Everywhere reports a middle aged Syrian hawker A Boud injured by a light train at Ryder's. He died about an hour after collision between three and four oclock Friday afternoon. The train from Lithgow struck a van carrying Italoon and toppled over an embankment, leaving the wreckage complete.
A Forbes lad named Jamon Lobrocque died after a severe facial wound and prolonged bleeding linked to hereditary haemophilia. Reports note a rail accident nearby and a horse escape, while discussing evolving dance trends and a Paris Dancing Congress snubbing American steps.
In Darlinghurst, Daphne Herrings aged 19 and her two year old brother Racher died after an bath accident Friday afternoon. They were believed to be overcome by fumes from a bath heater and fell into the water while their mother was away. Medical staff and authorities are investigating.
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