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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
2
Committee thanks all who helped in the Queen contest and notifies the public prizes must be claimed by April 3. The committee declines liability after that date. Bandmen warned of a special meeting at Lee Street Band room on Monday night March 30th at 8 o clock. attendance requested.
Wellington Town Clerk invites applications for the position of Valuer for 1926 with duties specified at the Council Chambers during office hours. Applicants should state the fee they would require. Applications close on Wednesday, April 1, 1925.
Notice states removal from current premises to Lee Street next to Adlington's Butcher's shop. Describes moving of many customers, both old and new, to new premises with promise of best workmanship. Mentions Percy and Maughan Bereeta.
The undersigned traders announce a public meeting on Monday in 1985 to discuss Wellington framing savings and Dan V. Brusse stores. Names include OKEE, OKeeftr, and others.
Various notes from Wellington district including fruit growing prospects with a Bismarck apple weighing 18 ounces, local animal finds, church services at St Andrew's, a new school hall opening, and political moves on the Ne Temere Bill. Community plans cover school concerts, club renewals, railway concerns, weather hints, and upcoming social events.
Mr Allan Manning of Ponto has instructed Abel Wilkins and Co to hold a clearing sale of his stock, plant and furniture on Web 24nd April at 12.80. He has sold his property and is leaving the district, the lot is for absolute sale. Everything offered is in top order so buyers can attend with confidence.
A Baptist Church work party met Saturday afternoon to tidy the Baptist section of the cemetery. A large turnout helped clear debris and straighten graves, with workers placing fresh offerings and improving overall order.
Mr EAL Elise completes a corner store at Thornton and Maxwell Street and finishes a concrete butcher shop nearby. Mr Ro M Kimbo plans a new residence and Mr Frank Naveau begins a home on Percy Street. Local builders push town growth amid demand for housing and commerce.
The document records a proposed financial penalty set at two percent, amounting to twenty five thousand pounds. It names the monetary figure in pounds and indicates the fine level under consideration by the relevant authority.
A fragment from a local page notes Mrs Ward leaving the intertwined scene with ponies and riders in a small arena. The incomplete text mentions names and a quiet setting surrounding the event.
Meeting of those interested in the School of Arts dance was held at the initiation on Friday night last. A strong ladies' committee was appointed. The performance pieces were set down for gentlemen and ladies 3 shillings. Attendees were enthusiastic and expect a great success.
Government investigators scrutinize alleged grain manipulation causing May wheat to drop seven cents. The market closed at 1 dollar 57 cents, with wild price swings in early trading and volatility persisting through the day.
A large freehold estate in a district one mile from railway was subdivided into twelve well‑improved farms ranging from 800 to 1800 acres totaling 15 286 acres. The lands suitable for wool wheat and grass appeal to buyers seeking good farming opportunities. Details on name time date and terms are advertised in this issue.
At lunch a car cap collided with a tree in front of Mr Harry Willock's Federal Motel bending the bumper bar and damaging the radiator. The scene attracted odd humor as three horseshoes hung on the tree, leaving the owner in doubt about repairs and loss.
The Slanderers rising in popularity at the Monarch with a gripping serial life drama and an exciting race picture. The Unguarded Woman opens Thursday with a 6 act comedy drama The Thine Ages and chapter 1 of The Fast Empire.
At Motong Council, Alderman O Connor announced his resignation during general business. He said the recent ratepayers interest index showed he could serve better elsewhere and that his move was not due to personal disinterest but to the conduct of other citizens. He claimed the right to withdraw from duties.
A quarrel between motorists at the Res Breese Hotel in Tom Ugly's Point led to Frederick Peterson of Ruswilly being shot in the chest and taken to hospital in serious condition. Westbrook fired at a crowd member as glasses shattered. four men, Harold Long Francis Fanning Allan Pemberton and Arthur Thirlwall, were arrested for disorderly and abusive conduct.
The notice states practically the whole herd of 500 horn cattle is yarded for sale this week at Waxtern NB, with the cattle described as in good condition and ready for market.
The Mayvale Gulgong railway bill passes through formal stages in the Lower House and is likely to be sanctioned after addressing committee references and essential eatlines. The project gains momentum thanks to Mr Thorby's efforts.
Mr Roland Bravery who had arranged to show local pictures at Monarch Pictures on Wednesday writes to W Mewits manager that due to a breakdown of his stadium car trucked to Sydney from Mudgee he cannot come to Wallington. The note expresses disappointment as Hewitt has received many applications from locals seeking to delay the showing.
An official notes that plague has not seriously affected wheat stores in NEW. Inspectors from the Agricultural and Railway departments monitor stacks nightly to prevent damage. Mice and toads are sighted, but no immediate danger is seen. authorities claim power to remove all wheat in an affected area if needed.
Studebaker again dominates the New South Wales reliability test, with the lowest-priced Six model piloted by Jack Walsh clinching top honors. The event showcased fuel economy, slow running, and flexibility, underscoring Studebaker’s claimed superiority. Fulton’s Motors promotes the marque as loyal agents.
A letter to the Evening News argues railway officials plan to run the Coonamble mail via Malone and the Bourke mail via Orange and Wellington. It warns passengers from Dubbo to Molong may be crowded, suggests routing changes, and notes current Bourke trains are already crowded. A Bag Stan Granville signs.
Parliament approved the Maryvale Gulgong to Sandy Hollow line per Public Works Committee. The project benefits Wellington and surrounds by opening agricultural land, boosting railway revenue and staff, and creating faster northward travel with less fatigue. It links to the Northumberland line, easing Sydney freight and improving regional access.
A series of brief community updates records a birthday in Sydney and various hospital recoveries in New South Wales. It notes a wedding at Dubbo Presbyterian Church between Ida Eieie Cole and Charles Edward Payne, with Rev Alex McCallum officiating. Also mentioned are staff moves at Wellington District Hospital and a marriage between Mullis Campbell and Moyne Campell near Glenmore Station.
News spread Thursday of Mr Lockhart death at his home after a long illness. The well known resident weighed about 20 stone and had recently recovered from a stroke with nursing care and support. He and wife were active in local life and charity, and the funeral was conducted with a large cortege and escort by Rev Are devun Barry Brows. The article notes the family, including a son lost in a church accident years ago, and the infant son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Riley who died yesterday aged three weeks.
Fragmented wire copy recounts a masked man confrontation in Brisbane with Renty O Bederick and a gunfire exchange leaving him wounded. The piece also notes shifts in local horse names, a Sydney Cup forecast, a fire at Mudgve causing substantial damage, and Paris riots with police injuries and arrests.
Saturday match at Wellimran Fink determined which town would face Parker in the Lindeman Cup final. Dubbo emerged the winner with a strong performance, while visiting teams exchanged naval compliments after the game. The report lists players and outfits involved, including Leckie Nappat Mail Wheeler Healey Pata Gurdon Bayley Earl Maliphant Brown and others.
The report records a volatile market with odd sale notices and prices for sheep, potatoes, oats, maize, and eggs, noting higher rates than Thursday. It mentions Archbishop Kelly and a controversial marriage declaration under the Marriage Act, and cites the late James Irving and a Toogong memorial bequest.
George Stewart defends his claim that he interviewed Mr Quirk and corrects a reported misquote. He challenges both papers for errors, vows to resign Wellington Hospital if wrong, and offers to repeat testimony publicly if Quirk recalls the scene. He widens the dispute to council interns and Alderman Careeth.
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