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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
6
Local football brief reports a postponement due to bereavements affecting Wellington and Darting Dubbo clubs. The article notes strained relations, expected critical exchanges at a Dubbo meeting, and a planned Easter showground match between Wellington and Dubbo divisions with mixed reactions from players and officials.
Unclear writ over 25000 pounds lodged against Mr Justice Owen by Crick’s solicitor Hollis. Crick claims solvency to supply copies of rajart mai by Afr. Bowen. Crick’s banking inquiry led to talk of appealing to the High Court for a pronouncement on legal rights. Mr EL Reif holds general retainers for Lnnlls in the pending action.
A dubious budget estimates the total annual cost of rabbit destruction in Forbes Pastoral District at about £480,779. Dowling argues the figures show why land should be kept under control, detailing costs for vehicles, equipment, mileage, and maintenance. The article notes the Sydney incident and mentions a patient from Copper Street in Blak.
The third session of the twentieth Parliament of New South Wales opened amid ceremony with the Governor delivering a lengthy speech. Proposals include public works funding, a Public Schools reform, and the dissolution of the Railway Commission.
Fragmented OCR lists church services and related notices across Wellington and nearby towns. Items include times for Salvation Army and various congregations, plus references to ministers, locations, and dates, with scattered names and places like Spicer’s, Neuren, Comabaila, and Terrace Town as mentioned.
An old man and a young squire engage in a rambling exchange full of clipped slang and blurred recollections. The piece portrays unreliable narration, strained friendships, and a mystery around a journey that may not end well.
A period critique argues Standard Oil dominates Australian agricultural trade and imposes high prices. It cites dividend history from 1995 to 1904, claiming vast profits that squeeze farmers and hinder local industry. The piece warns against monopolistic forces and calls for alternative sourcing to protect Australian producers.
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