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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 27, 1902
Page
6
The article discusses tax policy and social welfare by examining proposed changes to old age pensions and revenue measures. It notes political maneuvering, party positions, and concerns about burden sharing, with emphasis on working people and the potential for shared sacrifice amid economic strain.
A public petition, prepared by landowners in Musare and nearby towns, calls on the Government to form a board to study and recommend eradication methods for the rabbit plague. A rewards scheme of up to 60,000 is proposed for the best approved eradication method with cross‑border funding chances.
Local notes describe George Glertin of Spiewe’s adding to his "Qaunygaldaris" stock at the Mudgee show including a Wallinga ram for forty guineas and several ewes at varying prices. Police and public works changes detailed for Dubbo to Deniliquin and Bathurst to Meachsie Institute efforts to fund a new building, with a plan to raise fifty pounds through community contributions.
Amid protracted drought and shifting weather, Mombore and nearby towns prepare for the coming season with church services, dances, and reorganizations. Residents discuss debt, charity, and community events while schools and public notices outline upcoming obligations and local efforts.
The Club Motvl announces a formal takeover as the new proprietor Mr. Yorke plans to relocate to Sydney. Wellington welcomes the shift while awaiting the new management’s renewal and ongoing operations for the coming months.
A chaotic report describes Wallington Polo Club of Ulul hosting a village gala to mark the opening of a new Maryvale Baptist Church. Local residents and visitors attend all-day events, with a weather-affected celebration, musical performances, and fundraising chatter.
Foretelling winds and a sweeping dust storm struck yesterday with strong gusts, lifting sand and debris into streets and darkening the night. Despite the chaos, only minor property damage was reported as residents faced the shifting air and lingering effects through the evening.
Ition by auction at Moston's Hotel on Saturday to sell a portion of loaned funds from the Municipal Council. Bids will cover the loaned assets including six new freight borrows and one sugar property, with details about the slate of items and conditions announced in the notice.
Fragmentary remarks describe Aldermen and a contentious campaign scene. Ironic criticism targets a rival team while praising a crowd of supporters and detailing a tense late hours effort. The passage hints at a halting journey toward a debated Lleton station and public discontent.
Fragmented text discusses elite minds, social exclusion, and recognition. It critiques belief in superior wisdom and pleads for humility amid intellectual hierarchies, contrasting public perception with inner intellect and societal attention.
Local aldermen clash over holiday observance and pay in a long discussion. Alderman Lauer voices protest against calendar rules while others argue the town can’t bind itself to a single celebration. Mixed opinions on payroll, duties, and the town’s budget surface amid casual, contentious exchanges.
The article describes the April show on 23 24 and 25 with secretary Katlan in charge and many changes planned. It notes expected attendance the government of the show and new rules for entries and transport. Special trains and timing are outlined with conscription of exhibitors from Wellington district including cattle classes and judging standards.
The Maryvale races drew a fair crowd despite weather as Dowd's group and local drivers competed. Names like Kennedy Cromwell, Heidy’s Avenue, Spitfire Manyvars, and Storm King appear in a chaotic list of entrants and placements amid unclear results and scattered notes.
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