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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
4
A stream of New South Wales and English sports mentions runs through the notes. Sydney cricket and racing gear describe Jack Tremain era events and Australian players’ potential tours, with figures for stakes and match results. The piece covers jockey injuries, fund-raising benefits, and legal notices tied to sporting venues and local clubs.
The codlin moth remains the orchard menace in South Australia with limited prospects for increase. Bandaged trees and cleaned stems reduce larval hiding spots while fruit cages and strict sanitation help. spraying fruit trees with lime and other mixtures at water ratios is described as an effective control method.
A resident reports a neighbor building a tall fence that blocks light and privacy. The dispute centers on a porch and doorway access with escalating tensions and mentions of threatening acts. No authorities are named in the readable text.
Public notice from the Wellington publisher warns subscribers about missed issues and new printing terms. It outlines price changes for advertisements and notices, urges timely payment, and emphasizes that unresolved accounts may cancel the paper. The notice also references legal decisions affecting news delivery and subscription conditions.
Country News from Phosoox Exouanang reports a large turnout of railway employees and families at the Railway Employees Annual Show at Show Ground last Monday. Attendance exceeded 1300 with the Wellington Band and visitors from Dubbo, Bree Notrina, Hyrock, and Cobar. A strong wind affected the looped procession and duet, but the event proceeded with rail and local community participation, plus a presentation at the Wesleyan Church and a charity auction.
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