Destructive Blaze Destroys Morley Geural Shearing Shed
A fire Tuesday morning destroyed Mr. W. H. Morley s Geural shearing shed with machinery, harness, a buggy or sulky, 90 bags of wheat, and wool owed by T. Hoare and J. Matthews. The wool, last wool lot, burnt with the wagon. Origin undetermined. Only partial insurance coverage. Maintenance camp also burned. candle left burning led to tent fire as wind blew flap onto the light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H Morley
Geurla
Messrs
T. Hoare
J. Matthews
Ganger Madden
J. Levings
Wellington Bowling Club Opens Green For Evening Play
Practice has started on the Wellington bowling green with members enjoying games. Evening play should begin in about a week, making bowling a popular town pastime. The green offers cool respite on hot evenings and a yearly subscription of one guinea. The green is open to the public if they do not encroach on the playing area or plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Maria Mancie
Conovons
Covnci
Cobbora Bhire Council
Tux Rirve Ovvs
Dubbo
Geurie
Payne
A.J. Ziehlke
N. Larum
J. H. Bennett
W. Lemon Iz
W. Smith Ae
G. T. Bennett
QO. EH. Paine
L. J. Turnbull
Rune
Welngton
Toas
Urie
Morris
Clive Smith
H. Smith
Georie Homestead
A. Ziehlke
Turnbull
J. Morris
Olive Smith
Austin
W. Payne
W. W. Smith
Eundries
Ziehlke
BR. Payne
C. Smith
W. Smith
A. Cantrill
Manning
Sundries
O. Alley
W. Anderson
G. Fowler
G. Austin
T. Hart
E. Ottaway
L. Collina
Roberta
EB. Tually
N. Brazier
IT. Jones
C. Alley
L. Collins
E. Tually
Roberto
T. Jones
Georie
Ieee Order
Bro
T. EB. Dennison
Ponto
Dennison
Tue Guvarm Hall
W. Reynolds
Geneme
Correspondence Note on Independent Opinion
A distinct remark emphasizes that the newspaper does not necessarily endorse the views of its correspondent. The note clarifies editorial stance while publishing reader or contributor correspondence for consideration.
A Plea for Stock to Editor on Rail Transport
A reader from Curlewis reports extreme stock losses due to last week’s heat on railway transit to Sydney markets. He cites 335 dead from one woolly crossbred draft, 62 dead from another, and over 445 dead sheep carted from yards, urging Railway Commissioners to allow water at intervals or uninterrupted through-travel to reduce deaths and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
B.M. Herald
Curlewis
Homebush Market
Gourney
Curlewin
The Garbage Rate Deliberation in Wellington Town
A letter from RaverayeEn Wellington argues for a town garbage service funded by rates. He calculates frontage value at £3 per foot, estimates a half-penny in the pound would cost about 6s yearly, and argues the plan benefits public health. He criticizes landowners who oppose it but urges aldermen to prioritize residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youra, &c
RaverayeEn
Wellington
Weather notes and local events in Bodangora area
From our correspondent in Bodangora the report covers a mix of weather, sport, community events, and local developments. It notes light rain scarcity, haymaking progress, crops and graze issues, a large snake for the farm, the new school nearing completion, and church and lodge activities. It also mentions Wellington to Werrig Creek rail concerns led by Mr. A Ross and local meetings on harvest time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hama
Nobod
Wellington
Werrig Creek
A. Ross
Bon View
Sod
G. Hollow
Weather drought dampens hopes for rain in Bodancora
From our own Correspondent the weather remains dry with only 11 points of rain fell Saturday night thinning crops. James Robinson bought Mr T H Smiths crop and is turning stock onto it. Mr E W Sharpe former Sunday School superintendent died Saturday at 73 leaving a widow and eight children. His funeral was in the Methodist section with ministers Rev D A Gilsenan and Rev F J Dunkley officiating and an Orange service held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. James Robinson
T. H. Smith
E. W. Sharpe
Mad Mick Scannell in Wellington Disturbance
From our correspondent in Stuart Town an old man named Patrick Scannell known as Mad Mick was found in a shocking state at Wellington last week. He attacked police with vile language, tried to shoot a sergeant but was too weak. He wore flour bags on his body, possessed a small bank sum, and led an eccentric life with no close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Scannell
Mad Mick
Wellington
McConville
Ireland
Noell
Micky
Bis
Farnham Public School Picnic Attracts Hundreds
The Farnham Public School held its annual picnic on Saturday with about three hundred attendees. Despite a hot windy day, the event was enjoyed by all. Numerous races awarded prizes, and credit is given to teacher Mr. Clinea and the committee for organization, while ladies are praised for assisting attendees' needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farnham Public School
Winder
Clinea
Weather Dry and Harvest Woes Across District
The district endures persistent heat and dry weather with scant rain in sight, hampering hay cutting and crop yields. Sheep farmers face low wool prices and light clips while landowners shoulder hardship. A stalled project for a Union Church at Dapper lingers, blamed on department delays. Residents urge government focus on the Wellington to Werris Creek line as Sandy Creek pushes for rail improvement through a strong local league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dapper
Sandy Creek
Willow Park
Medway
Wellington
Werris Creek
P.L.L
Still Keeping Dry Amid Windy Spring Conditions
A rural town notes a dry season with persistent high winds hampering crops and delaying rain. Wheat samples look promising but need moisture to fill. Community events include Convent School pupils concert praised as first class. Local billiards tournaments outlined with results and upcoming matches. Bank building progress described as near completion. The Cumnock Lion club event is scheduled for 17 March next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumnock
N. Miller
Sherringham
J. Picken
J. March
P. Carter
L. Eggleston
W. H. Marston
P. McDonnell
Atherton
V. J. McDonnell
W. Eggleson
V. B. Smith
J. A. Eggleston
V. W. T. Sherringham
V. T. McDonnell
J. Barter
V. W. Hudson
Acuual
V. D. McKinnon
V. P. Carter
W. Black
V. T. Barter
E. Grimaon
V. J. Picken
Mr. Walker
Bank
Loombah
Auction and social notices and theft warning from rural area
A jumble of notices includes a horse sale description for a bay draught gelding and a 20 HP oil engine for irrigation, plus a social gathering at Oakhampton and thanks to insurers. Also a legal trespass warning at Welbang with sheep shot by a pea rifle, and a cautionary note about prosecuting trespassers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welbang
Turonville Estate for Sale with Brick Cottage and Grounds
Notice announces sale of Turonville estate a 1500 acre freehold fenced property with creek, brick cottage nine rooms garden orchard olive trees tennis court sheds on main road six miles from Terenas railway station. Inspection arranged. Full particulars from COLLINS Turonville Tarane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turonville
Terenas
C. Collins
Tarane
To Let and For Sale Listings and Mining Lease Notices
A mixed cache of property rental and sale notices in Thornton and Percy streets, Bank and Lee streets, and nearby areas with shop and boarding house mentions. Also mining lease notices for private lands in New South Wales districts, listing applicants, localities, areas, and lease terms, plus dance event tickets and donations details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton-street
Percy Street
Percy
Percy-street
Bank-street
Lee-street
Kennard
Pierce Streets
Bhort
Keonard
Zoush
Maxwell
Hawking Streets
Impeon's Lane
Montefores
P. L. Bernasconi
Norwich Fire Ins
Bank-atreat
Curlewia lands offered for homestead selection cheap
Historic notice advertises 1280 acres of well improved cultivation land at Curlewia with 1700 acres crown lands adjoining available for acquisition. Rainfall average 27 inches over 80 years. Property described as not of sour grass, with good cultivation prospects. Limited capital accepted. Bedford and Taylor, sole agents.
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Rhillkcs
Emuerafoud
Imi I News
Searie
Bodangor
Shakespeare
Church of England
F. Coffey
Baker
McCabe
Newton
Jawbone
Sahne
Dick's
Mesdames Jn
C. Childs
W. Ragan
Fortland
Bodangora
Co-operative Stores
Rifle Club
A. McCalley
H.C. TI
H. Kelly
L. Patten
A.J. Murray
E. Moore
A. Campbell
Golan
Bodancora
Stuart Town
Yreste
Gearie
Hornsby
H. Hubbard
Maryvale
Oakhampton
Dickerton
London m
Norwich Accident CO
A. Wilklns
Hunt, Obley
J. Reidy
J. J. Gooley
Joor's Creek
Executive Council
J. Stapleton Iartion
P.G.L
County Bligh
Pariah Yarragal
Jane
J. Laut
F.G.L
Coun Bligh
Parish
Woulamaa
Ww. H. Wood
Ydney
Otioe
W. Blatch
P.M.L
Gordon
Obley
Ares
Wood
Wellington Hospital
Progeads
Indrew
Paring Rapper
Nancarrow
Treas
U. Spier
Blakraxp
Aun Ouy
Bedford & Taylor
Wass
Margaret Jane Shepherd
Wallington
New South Wales
Thom
A. J
Porey-Street
B. Kearney
Elisabech-strest, Sydney
Angus and Coote
Qagiamtve Te Rekarn Yuey Meare
O'Brien
Creat Central Hotel
Pirie
Angus & Coote
George-sirect
Dalgety & Co., Ltd
CATER
A. E. Rotton
B. Outfield
Tarness & Gaddle
Fontes
Sale Stuart
The
Mortgsgeen
Wallaroo
Stasht Town
J. S. Leeds and Co
J. S. Leeds & CO
Orange
Bedford & Taylor Howe
Keldholme
C.F
B.F. Ledford
Jack Chantleer
Tighin
George Reidy
Boot
Edward Boot
M.R
Eng
ProPaarons
T. West & CO
Bega
H. C. F. Glover
Oddfellows’ Hall
Jowss
Bee
Duveson
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