Local Jottings at Wellington Buckjumping Shows
Local items note a Buckjumping Show at Hall Park with performances tonight tomorrow night and Saturday. Mentions include travel reports, society debates, horse sales, rifle matches, and a sudden death at the Athenaeum Club, with community notices and upcoming events in Mumbil and Wellington.
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Hell Park
London
Opthaliols
Motisian & Apeotache
Wellington
Basservise
New York
Dresden
Britigh Optical Association
Durralarjoy
Ohacyo
Baasop
Pansit
School of Arts
Moser
M. Mcleod
T. H. Cameron
Talunda
Nun
New Zealand
Ull
Ameron'anbwonce
G- Beott
Wetex
Storaa
Macquarie Rhiee Council
Wellington Caves
B. M. Whicholo
Grifithe Brothers
George Black
Hae Bean
Bethurst
Enron
Squires
Paris
Mosora
J. Nancerrow
Rocony Yanes
Mumbil
Monbert
Meoera
J. Bell
Boot
Cameron
Returund
Bank of New Bouth
Adividand
Blake
Maryvale
Tles Hospital Funation
Murrumbidguria
Donaisan
Fom
Quay
Marrumbidgeets
Wallington Jubilee committee venue and town events noted
A series of upcoming entertainments and notices across Wellington includes a Wallington Jubilee committee gathering at Glob House Hotel at 4 pm, horse events at Randwick and Buckjumpers at Bell Park, a grand concert by the Wellington public, and a charity drive for the Presbyterian church. Local council, hotels, and exhibitors announce shows, sales, and collections with plans for June and early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
Hundine
Randwick
Wileon
Monara
Keyon
Robinson
George Larance
W. Donglas
Sulps
Angela Barti
Enim
Wailington
Sydny
Presbyterian Church
B Baumdorn
Optician
Wellington
Bauisders
Livermore
Buckjumpers
Bell Park
Joseph Shot
Bydney
Looky Hale
Henry
Gulgong
John Buran
John Gunninghaw
Yamble Hospital
A. E. Rotton
Ryder
Quand
A Trap for Pedestrians on Maughan Street Kerb Lines
Nighttime kerb stones left in heaps along Maughan Street form a dangerous trap for pedestrians. A woman fell when stepping into the gap near the post office and sustained a knee injury. No other injuries reported, but the hazard remains without lighting to warn walkers.
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Maughan
Allice
Orcase
School Agriculture Visits Across District
Mr Halsted director of school agriculture arrived in Wellington on Tuesday and Wednesday teaching the seasonable methods of tea cultivation and plant production. He demonstrated with lantern views on Wednesday afternoon and spoke to district teachers, planning further instruction in Bo Bangora and Orange.
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Mr. Halsted
Behool Agriculture
Wellington
Miernoon
Important Land Sale in Lawatrost and Nearby Areas
An estate sale of town land led by Mr TM Bshorrid et al will take place Saturday in Lawatrost rooms. Proceeds from properties in Wolhing-atroot Gobolion Terrace Lawatroast Thoratin-stroat and Percy wirnet are listed in a second advertisement. Also Mr JT O Meron’s Sail River farm is offered with an auctioneer’s confident recommendation.
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TM. Bshorrid
Lawatrost
Wolhing - Atroot
Gobolion Terrace
Lawatroat
Thoratin-stroat
Percy Wirnet
J.T. O' Meron
Sall River
Luyory
Brookwell to Host Trophy Event Saturday Start 3 PM
Brookwell hosts a trophy event this Saturday beginning at 3 PM. The notice lists participants and times, with local officials overseeing the proceedings at the community grounds.
Watron annual show itinerary and ticket details
The notice outlines a Watron annual show with a two day run on June 10 and 11. Tickets priced at 400 lei are available with return tokens for travel from Bathurst and intermediate stations, valid until June 18. Booking closes January 6, and observers may contact Mr A O Tompeoo for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikea
Ibers
Bathurst
Jaoe
Tompeoo
Nomination error and election timing dispute
An official notes a misstep by a local officer over nomination timing for a returning officer race. It cites ordinance specifics that papers must be delivered before 6 PM the day before nomination day and questions the officer’s authority to accept late nominations. The account warns that improper actions could complicate the candidate’s potential election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konyon
Fo'stork
Alock
Daliind
Unir
Nancel
Keoyun
Federal cabinet report on postal commission and political shifts
A fragmented report notes the Federal Cabinet Committee’s findings on postal administration, with the Labor Ministry changes and a Pension Bill. It mentions prorogation of Parliament to September and Dunbin remaining Premier. Burns is speculative for a future race in August. A Wellington football match ends 14 to 13. A local post reads headlines about a Royal Commission to probe postal service operations.
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Commissone
Doekin
Rgard
Tein
Coumitta
Resintapas Party
Gentet i Te Ay
House of Heprommntatives
Fera’e
Wellington
New Zealand
Camo
Weather and political blurbs from a broken late edition
Fragmented report mixes weather forecast with political and social notes. Mentions cloudy West forecasts and frosty nights, plus references to a coroner, court, and international leaders. Contains garbled names and scattered events with no clear single storyline.
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Fadiamond MauCartiglo
Wilway
Auing
Harringtos
Vop
Ina
Mare
Onlin
Ngury Roar
Ning Court
London
Germany
Australian Buck Jumpers Give Exhibition At Wallington Park
The Australian Buck Jumpers showcased a lively program at Wallington Park last night with promoter local leaders and rider Billy Waite starring in events. Spectators saw Dandy and Rio Grande, various ponies, and a bold challenge to Franco for one minute, while Angulo Borton and Jack James drew attention with bold attempts and tricky maneuvers.
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Konhow
Frey Tare
Wallington
Agar
Soman
Mall Park
Teridonta
Iempt
M. Jones
Ring
Melbourne
Billy Waite
Newcastle
Jackety
Dempsey
Rio Grande
Opcil Miller
Jack
America
Australia
Fred Morton
Morton
Antar
Jock James
Tames
Franco
Angulo Bortin
Fria Rompely
Aries
Ide
Nobl
Dichon
Dempeau
Uanyuna
Mortisiar
Junee
Hipplcock
Jack Thecupeau
Dargin
Listy
Uuking
Baips
Jack Jamas
Atti
Deck Compeey
Fiis
Sorsamano
Angelo Bortie
Hin Shallenge
Thore
Ridara
Ceveral
Thia
Corynation Hirst 60 delivery tour progress noted
The Corynation plans to complete the Hirst 60 tour of ura or the Commonwealth this Saturday. Preliminary work is finished and a fire motion is expected, as claims to a northern area near the surface are being pursued amid search for indications of further lode.
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Corynation
Ura
Commonwealth
Meeting of district farmers over wheat stored with company
A district farmers meeting at OBrien’s Chand Contra Finial yesterday chaired by Major Barton M.TSA discussed the Wheat stored with the Farmers and Battlers’ Cooperative Co. The bank claimed the wheat as security for warrants and refused to repay £10,000 paid for sold wheat. Farmers chose Mr J F Campbell to act for them and proposed forming a district committee with Campbell as adviser, Barton as member, and Bombick as secretary to pursue authority for selling and safeguarding interests.
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Tarnars
Farmers and Bottles Corparative Co
O'Brien
Sue
Major Barton
M.tsa
Wan
Bydooy
Aaa
Campbell
Poole
J F Campbell
Farmery and Battlern' Association
Mme
Buainaen
Furmore
Mpetin
Poruada
Manter-in-En City
Gaxphall
Camphall
Fata Committee
Campball
Bombrick
Bydney
Payne
Utwan
Bombick
Barton
Mits
Mr. Barton
Market Reports On The Land From Goldab orough Mort Co Ltd
Markets show signs of improvement in Monaro district wool and skins trade. Swan skins advance about 4 to 6 per pound, with small skins rising 6d to 18 on lower grades. Wool demand strengthens, private sales active and factory prices up despite fewer auctions.
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Goldaborough Mort and Co. Ltd
Agit — Nena
Swan
Ids
van Lovwe
Monaro
Opoauim
Hmall
Thor Wan
Luwt
Rabbit skin sale at Sydney yields varied prices
At the Sydney rabbit skin sales on Wednesday buyers bid with strong spirit yet prices were mixed. Best class skins realized around 1s 4d per lb, while other lots brought 1d to 1 1/4d per lb. No overall advance, and activity noted at Winch Jakibe Carson and Co’s sale amid a brisk show at Bell Parke.
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Sydney
Winch Jakibe
Carson and Co
The Times Goneistent? A Noisy Scribbler Essay
A fragmented monologue critiques newspaper decorum and editorials discussing respectability, attire, and public perception. It rails at perceived petty faults, mocks journalistic pretensions, and ends noting ink pot fatigue. The piece cites Jelly Fish and Jelly Pish as satirical targets.
Wellington Polo Club to open season at Wallington showground
The Wellington Polo Club aims to play its first match at Wallington showground on Saturday afternoon with a 2 31 o clock start. They face Melon Club with JS Smith B Smith Rutherford and B Burton in the lineup and Hi Taylor fifth mac 0 Smith M n bre Smith. Local players expected to challenge stronger overseas opponents. match promises good contest and spectator interest.
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Wellington
Y Wallington
Bo Mando
Indies
Will Vonmat
Smith
B Siith
Rutherford
B. Burton
Taylor
Wellington Bicycle Club Sports Meeting Report
A Wellington bicycle club meeting featured active participation and strong exhibitional events. Key figures including Langley, Moser, Cormick, Bennett, Bundy, and Brown competed in sprint and distance races, with a notable accident involving Horton and Wingy tomlord noted but without details.
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Weiss Eigen
Graturdas
Utari Alu
Langley Byra
Moser
T. M'Cormick
J. J. Bennett
F. Bundy
Oran Brevous Hamicar
Ajuastera of
Anile
Farlow
Toyda
Loyde
Pole Ye ‘Wi
Walbor
Alec
Yanos Foor
F. Brown
Bavkoon
Cada C
Pesan
Bove
Ray Apy Farlow
Walker
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LENE
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Lou Blower
C. F. Glover
Percy Street
A. T. Smith
Fura
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Pseor Sreeer
Westmaion
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J. E. Bray
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Mimbaneug
Mathura
Masel
The
Wellington Times
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WEC
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Brookwell
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Bell Parke
Gulgandra
Fred
Alwaye
Howe
Wellington Bicycle Club
Wycate Park
Erole Jobuvon
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