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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
May 14, 1925
Page
10
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A garbled report describes rain and damage at Walmer with widespread disruption to homes and farms. It mentions winds, destruction, evacuations, and unsettled conditions affecting residents, workers, and local governance as people anticipate further weather and civic challenges.
Local notes report heavy falls in most directions with totals over an inch in some places. Daily rain eased but returned Wednesday morning as 88 points of steady rain drenched the area. Station master W Bunning to be replaced by Roberton. Progress Association meeting discussed the port office and a railway bridge overhead. D J Bone to visit Yooval on Wednesday next.
Crowds gathered at Stuart Town Cemetery for the burial of Mrs Rose Colling widow of the late Mr Colling. Reverend Burty led the Church of Boyland service. Memorial services planned at Waverand next Sunday. Reports say Mixes Mayriv Motornen is slightly improved after illness and cold.
Fragmented notes describe a local school or club event with names like Mr Rawhay and a May session. The text mentions a performance, a tall figure, happiness, and a solemn tone around the evening gathering. No clear dates or outcomes are readable.
The report details a visit to Veithe, night officer changes, and final plans for the annual massive viewie mid dance on Friday the 22nd, plus Education Department approval for a function on the 28th. Local addresses include Mr FT Lawes and a speaker from Mumbil planned for Sunday at 2:90 pm. A Fordson tramway fundraiser is noted and rainfall totals are reported.
A local gathering of parents and citizens in Stuart Town outlined a plan for a community picnic and juvenile dance to be held on Saturday the 22nd, with events by the river and in the paddock. Attendees discussed arrangements, sport activities, and schedules, while weather forecasts showed a chilly, variable week potentially affecting attendance. Several residents, including Mr George Bullivan and Mrs W Johnson, are noted for recent changes in residence and health, with hopes for improved recovery for Mr Johnson.
Mrs Harry Clarke, in fragile health, was taken to Wallington for hospital care on Monday. Mrs Webber, treated at Wellington Hospital, has returned home much improved. Mr Attias, local pontinnator, away on holidays. Charitable garden produce from Mrs Edwards’s orchard praised for quality. Mrs John Lawrence leads volunteers repairing the Stuart Town road as the shire seeks cheaper labor. First person in a series of station-house notices is Mr Kitchets. others to follow.
Weather records show 7.35 pints of rain by Wednesday morning with ongoing showers in Cun nok area. A smoky social at School of Arts featured Mr W Dover and Captain Priddle. a rifle and farevenling event was hosted. A Parents and Citizens meeting resolved on cultural activities. Thomas Whittaker Wax, 67, was found dead by a tree near Hix rent Monee. an inquest is set for Friday.
The report covers light showers and a heavier rain over Bodangora and Goolma, with inches of rain wished for by farmers. It notes a new port office and police station, a museum or cult building, and local social events for RC church funds. Mentions Mr E Campbell, the Bodangora boy, and undertakings at Salisbury Plain, plus a Dubbo show and railway developments.
Public opinion mulls opening refreshment rooms from Wellington to Mayvale and Sandy Hollow as lines may shift. Dubbo bids for a seat while the new Shire Engineeth nears work, rain dampens crops and council reports note no solid roost for proposals amid cold winds.
Sir George Fuller and party visited the Public School on Monday. Holloway to take a business venture in Mumba on the 8th. A Wanjarbon club tennis team visited the home club, losing by 2 sets. Rainfall totals reach 2 points for the week, aiding farmers and water supplies.
The article notes political figures Mr We Dunn Mila and Jo Sitted visiting towns such as Wallington and Wellington for campaign events. It mentions planned visits by Mewes Thweby Yeo and other party figures to rally supporters ahead of the next week’s provincial or national campaign activities.
A bustling estate sale listing Draught horses and light hacks, 20 head of cattle, 600 ewes with lambing, 100 hoggets, and extensive machinery including ploughs, drills, and chaffcutter. Farm equipment, lorry and buggy gear, fodder, seed, 100 fowls, and a full household showroom with piano, furniture, and silverware. Sale by Mr Tink of Mereton, unreserved and in good order.
Public auction notices detail an absolute sale of two houses in Montefiore Street and Arthur Street, with descriptions of four rooms and kitchen, and a separate house and kitchen on a stand. The event is led by D. Ay Rech and organized by McNeilly Crampton and Martin, Limited, with Rams from major breeders at the Western Annual Ram Sales Orange Showground on May 26, 1925, including listed breeders and catalogues available on request.
George Paul, as auctioneer, announces a public auction at Mrs. M Stanbury’s residence corner Pierces and Clivn Streets on Wednesday. The goods include beds, mattresses, chests, tables, mirrors, seating, sewing machine, crockery, kitchen items, jam and sauce, tools, garden implements, mower, clippers, and many more items. Items described as practically new and varied household effects with many large and small items listed.
The Official Assignee directs a public auction sale at our office on Maughan Street on Saturday May 23 at 2.30 p.m. The notice seeks bidders and outlines the auction procedure and location.
Allotments 8 9 and 10 on Pierce Street with total frontage 132 feet form part of Certificate of Title Volume 2703 Folio 21. Sketch and full particulars available from the auctioneers.
Auction notice lists ropes, hammers, wrenches, pliers, brushes, iron wheels, wagons, rigging, harnesses, and a trotting horse collection. Items include a 4 ton wagon and a stock of goods from E. J. Matthews. Also features paintings and engravings, and a pair of well known trot horses with sulkies and harness.
Fragmented notice notes an event on a Saturday in May with a sale in the district. Names and specifics are unclear, but the fragment references a sale and a local district context.
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