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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 21, 1908

Page

4

Contemptuous clash over local club politics and journalism

A caustic critique rails at a contemporary journalist and the Works Committee over a public row involving the Wellington PA and H Society and the Wallington Picnic Race Club. It argues the race club is a private body spending public money and contends the journalist weaponized personal attacks and seat-of-the-pants reporting to influence opinion.

Neal Bern Jay Byvsyona Works Committee Mr. Jay Addiar Pjonie Rane Club Ili Wellington PA H. Society Wallington Picnic Race Club Chiva Mambors Nombore Gt Apother Piunic Race Club Wallington Leter B.A

Local notes on auctions, society and weather misfires

A jumble of auction notices, local meetings, and social items from Wallington and Wellington. J. Bedford and Taylor offer 100 head of store cattle at local yards, while a moonlight weather note paints a dim night scene. Public meetings target trotting revival and a Macquarie Shire rate plan, with school garden talks and Oddfellows events teased for upcoming weeks.

Nek Wydney Steel BOK Int J. O'Brien Pulumana Fur Wallington O'Brie Great Central Hotel T& O Macquarie Shire Couren Fimara J. Tmeda and Co Oring Dobrid Rosleigh Begis Wellington Winchcombe Uareon Nd Co Linn H. Walton T. H. Walton Newcauile Tne Dorothy Deever Hrucklehunt Dubbo Tatterell Avenu Saray Kinlay Berny Alec Mullion Art Claes Fitehaury Toschera Saveral Tnrpedor Wright D.A Thn Dinteiut Halated School of Agriculture Rome Protowtatt Hall Tedford Bitaltowe Bro Ledford Ontada

Fragmented wartime letter hints at local solidarity

The damaged text alludes to a past commitment between friends amid wartime strain. It discusses support for locals, caution against betraying confidences, and hints at broader community tensions, urging measured aid without harming relations or finances. The tone remains wary and defensive.

Local News Summary From Patchy Telegrams

Mr William Douglas, wounded but stable, moved to private hospital toward recovery and expected to be abroad again within a week. Rumors circulate of alterations to Oldfallows Hall and curtain financial schemes tied to ongoing work. service at the hall may resume in days. A. C. Weeras, secretary, confirms foundation plans, while A. Cuttard regrets illness delaying plans and Sydney trip for advice from M. McLeod. Hughey Ommeron and colleagues depart Monday for a Pacific voyage visiting Samos and Tooge, town details given for Saturday noon services.

Willian Douglas Haband Rapa Cravery Aheeba Oldfallows Oman My. A.C A. Cuttardes Ommeron Pacific Falanda Samos Tooge Interoat

Cemetery executives plan adjoining reserve and caretaker residence

A conference of cemetery representatives outlined securing ten adjoining acres for cemetery use and erecting a caretaker’s residence. Twenty executives were appointed, with Monsignor Long as chair for ten months and Mr W W Leonard as secretary. Immediate land applications were ordered to expand cemetery maintenance and improvements.

Cmmatery H.W. Kenwaed M. Bombrick W.W. Lorton Ti. J. Brees Long Ti. W. Kenoard W. W

Church of England picnic on show ground in fine weather

The annual Church of England day school picnic was held on the show ground in bright weather. Many children attended, with ample provisions supplied by the congregation. Prizes were awarded for various games and activities, and staff assisted in organizing the event.

Church of England Banday School Rao Ees Aed Ore Prisns

Convictions and escape during eight months imprisonment

Ammingettka convictions against the man LAward Lea for stealing two tugs at Gourto, and a pair of jail-breakings occurred. One prisoner barred his window to regain liberty but was recaptured. Another attempted whitewashing under guard, bolted out, then was recaptured, later receiving further imprisonment for clever escape.

Ammingettka Laward Lea Aix Gourto

Presbyterian Church to Launch New Week Arrangements

Rendering of a farewell service will be held in the chapel at 11 o clock, with Reverend J. Ly directing the road concert in the hall. Full details of the program and subsequent engagements to be announced.

Heve Boon J. Ly

Drowning Fatality at Manly In Tuesday Night Incident

A drowning fatality occurred at Manly on Tuesday night. The victim was Mr James Davidson, an employee at the Union Bank head office in Sydney who had recently been intended to Wellington to succeed Mr Mandoraow at the Took branch. Bly and an assistant attempted rescue with a life-buoy, but were unable to save him until a boat arrived. Doctors pronounced Davidson dead after failed resuscitation.

Manly Qurum Jaman Davidaca Union Bank Aydney Wellington Mandoraow William Bly

Robberies Involving a Church Driver Case at Orange

Robert Moore accused in a charge of dealing with £1 belonging to a claimant from Yaoval. A note passed as payment, Moore claimed loss of the note. The magistrate issued a warrant at Orange. he was remanded to Obley after arrest.

Robert Moore Panteva Cnurch Tarkon Wellington Orange Yaoval Walliington Yeaval Tnd Thomoney Parkow Piamppeanas Obley

Public School Equipment Fund Approved for Wallington Parrots

The Wallington Parrots association plans to open funds for public school equipment. A committee including the Mayor and others recommended purchasing a flag, flagpole, garden tools, and science and math apparatus. A chemical outfit costing about £5 and a sewing machine were also approved, with total expenditure around £60 funded by last year’s sale of work.

Wallington Parrots Citherow’ Association Soma Find Age A Hoan Thapestor Wrights Minn Bedmond Meare Webster Donald Ge Arden Uppartak Vachinary Apenditure Apont von Magi Lautern

Dangers At Dock Bridge Cited By Local Writer

A reader warns that the dock bridge area along the town side presents a deadly fall risk. The cut under the bridge near the platform has no protective cover and a distant ramp lamp fails to illuminate the danger point, causing numerous near misses and falls on dark nights. The writer urges pedestrians to use the dock path or add lighting to avert tragedy.

Fragmentary report of belt with 601 sovereigns stolen

Am I named Willian Staines reports from New Zealand arriving in the district with a red belt of 601 sovereigns. He describes visiting the bank near thyab Hotel around 10 in the morning and retaining the belt until three o'clock. A search found nothing and no explanation emerged.

Amannaned Willian Staines New Zealand Manny Ihtigator Pilepone Tana Thin Staines Astair Bank Preminus Thyab Worting

Empire Day Service Promises Notable Presbyterian Observance

Next Sunday Empire Day events aim to awaken imperial spirit with a march by the local brigade in uniform to the church. The Rev. Day of Sydney will preside, UD Gilsenin of the Methodist choir will conduct the forenoon service, and several hymns and readings are planned.

UD. Gilsenin Methodiot ‘Ohwevh Day Bydney Atrionis

China Inland Mission delegates to speak at Wallington church

Mr and Mrs Lack, nine years missionaries in China, will visit Wallington next week. On Friday May ABN they will recount their work and experiences in the Church of England Sunday school room, Warns Street. Attendance is invited by all denominations.

Mir Mra. Lack Island “China Missiouarion Wallington Nxt Church of England Street Obrintia

Nomination Confusion in Municipal Election Case

The returning officer found no nominations at the council chamber on Thursday just before evening. A nomination paper for Mr FLA Kanyon appeared later, seemingly in order but not signed as required. Officials await guidance from the department before proceeding with any action.

Me. F. Goer Koanard Mo Rate Gon Han Ugbyak Trapartomnat Tol Purson Fla. Kanyon Ordor

Protestant Alliage Bodial Social At Wellington Hall

A lively Protestant alliance social occurred at Wellington Hall hosted by Wellington Branch No 2 of the AFL S Thorn. About 66 couple attended. a jetty, enjoyment, and singing followed with Means f Young and J C Davey officiating. Minne Foster supplied refreshments. Beach playing extended. The lodge's Indies association hosted the watering, with another social planned for this evening.

Wellington A.F.S Young J. C. Davey Minne Foster

Cadet Cori Formation At Convent School Signal

Monsignor Long reportedly urged cadet corps formation at the Catholic School with government approval noted. A horse cart incident in Tan Street caused a fright but no serious injuries. the cart toppled near Meswin Street and Connell Chambers with minor damage reported.

Death at Wallington Hospital Claims Thomas Hayes at 40

A man named Thomas Hayes died in Wallington Hospital on Tuesday from heart disease. He was 40 years old and laid to rest at Wallington Cemetery. Burial followed with Rev Father Lope conducting funeral rites at the grave.

Thomas Hayes Wallington Hospital Theatina Dawthein Heart Wallington Father Lope

Postponed Holiday Week Events Adjusted

A holiday on Monday will cancel or shift sports events organized by Wallington Myclo Glut. Activities moved to Wednesday evening. event timing extended. the fraternity race on Wednesday now set for 2 o'clock. Langley Hyruos, president, reported the extension due to the postponement.

Wallington Myclo Langley Hyruos Wedaondy

Empire Day Celebrations Planned in Wellington Schools

Empire Day will be celebrated in Wellington with common patriotic events at the public school. Morning activities include talks by teachers and singing, with a two o clock national anthem and a visitors’ reception. The school timetable will be adjusted for a half day, and parents and locals are invited to attend and donate items for the event. A charity meeting and St Patrick’s celebration are also noted, with arrangements for duties and a special holiday for the children.

Wellington Parante India Naniat Lin Te Wua St. Patrick's Monsignor Long

Maryvale Meeting Dates Change Cause Controversy

The National Coursing Association approved changes to Maryvale meeting dates amid protests from the Tooal club and objections over venue and management. The secretary noted future events would follow a new format, while concerns over withdrawals and betting rules affected preparations.

National Coursing Association Naw Maryvale Tyne Kensington Tooal Club Kémmuington Ator Association Attura Linutonsut All Jast Maryvale Woino Uan Bata Bookere N.O Widder

State Debts and Federal Power Clash Across Australia

A polemical piece argues Alfred and allies push a plan to control state debts via a federal scheme. It envisions premiers resisting, Wade and associates opposing consolidation, and the Commonwealth leveraging constitutional tinkering to compel states. The text rails at the Braddon Blot and predicts tense negotiations shaping future intergovernmental relations.

Federation Alfred Thomag Wade Stata Traocin Commonwealth Navan Gorge Reid Cayenne Clais Ucla Ha Tuens Badoviainye Jin Habla

Macquarie ECD Football Selects Team for Central Wellora Relay

In a local football note the Macquarie ECD names its senior squad and an 18 junior side for a Saturday match at Dall Park against the senior team. The report lists forwards and a long roster of players amid concerns the team remains unsettled as injuries and emergencies strain selections.

Hhe Macquarie Ecd Gentral Weelora Elfsa Murray Sonch Carly Helt McKillop H. Murrey Davny Brown Brownlow G. Rich W. Fait J. Bayle D. Dowd Era Dall Park Pullbcot Grae Stiscon Davie Muay Crows H. Davey ite-Henry Wank Xnopan Ferry Blanchart Corgan Duaien O'Nale Will Cs Patguwan Layla Parlow G' Moar Hawatla Lesano

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