Rifle Shooting At Local Range And Club Meeting
At the local range during the week Smith scored 47 of 50 while plans form to represent Wellington at Randwick. The Wallington Ritly Club aims to organize a team to shoot Hargraves and Mudgee Mudgee before hot weather. Yesterday the Rifle Club completed its quarterly shoot with mixed winds affecting some scores. the quarterly general meeting will be held Monday in Lee Street with all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Wellington
Randwick
Wallington Ritly Club
Hargraves
Mudgee
Hargraves Mudgee
Rifle Club
Ziehllee
He G. Ragers
J. Barnes A
L. Smith
N. Beach
A. Beach
C. Davey
Lee-street
Arcen y Of Sheepskins In Wellington Larceny Case
A remarkable sheep skin theft was reported in Wellington on Sunday. Geo Byrnes left bundles of skins at the Royal Hotel yard, one bundle of 11 skins missing. A man seen driving near the yard with a parcel of skins. Senior Sergeant Ford, Constables, and Dawnley captured a suspect at a camp near the old hospital. He was identified by Fettelan as the seller and remanded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Geo. Byrnes
Royal Hotel
BR Wilson
Murrumbong
Ford
Fettel
Monnes
Ily and
Mann
Quake Hiver
Hos
Dawnley
Fettalan
Fernlea Wins All-Day Tennis Match Over Amyville Clubs
Fernlea defeats Amyville in an all-day tennis clash after a gruelling series of 6-5 and 6-3 to 6-2 scores. Notable results include Micon and Miss Gardiner beating Yeavock and Miss Peacock 6-5, Peacock overcoming Alley 9-? and Anderson defeating Pea wk and McLaughlan 6-5. Various mixed pairs and singles matches feature Gardiner, Peacock, Brazier, and Oag, with Peacock securing multiple wins and Starr, Stewart, and Sey contributing in key bouts. Final tallies indicate Fernlea as overall winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fernlea
Amyville
Umbil
Micon
Miss Gardiner
Yeavock
Miss Peacock
Ge Miss Peacock
Alley Miss Brazier
Anderson
Peawk& McLaughlan
Mrs Oag
Starr Peacock
Kian
Miss
Peacock Alley
Pea
Miss'Brazier
Oag
Starr
Stewart Arson
Peacock
Alley
Sey
Pewock Eihaniss Gardiner
Mise Peacock
Miss Brazier
Ughlan & Peacock
Poa&Starr
Ba Ferplea
Ads
Amy Beets
Wellington basketball final score and player stats
The page lists last shot details from a Wellington game with players including Harris and Smith. Scoring lines show 4, 6, 6, and 6 kills across divisions, with team members Harris, Blunden, and Taylor contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylo
Id Harris
Harris
N. Harris
Bpacks
N. H. Smith
Blunden
Yeoval District News Confirms Local Change and Events
District notes report wheat prospects and lush grass across the area. Buckinbah sales drew mostly local buyers. only three blocks went to nonlocals. Tennis and cricket fixtures are listed with Yeoval teams favored. A. H. Howard recovers from illness. Fox hunting at Goonos Station noted. Farmers and Settlers conference discusses Jockey Club ground trust. Stationmaster Doig to transfer to Cobar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckinbah
Straina
Goodrich
Yooval
Yeovalites
Yeoval
Bournewood
Lada
A. H. Howard
R. Ritchie
Goonos Station
Farmers and Settlers’ District
Georie
Jockey Club
Doig
Cober
Weather, meeting and school picnic note in Drill Creek
The report describes a recent gale on the 25th and a meeting of Drill Creek ladies on the 26th to organize catering for public school children and guests. Parents have generously funded books prizes fruit for the event, with a picnic planned for October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Drill Creak
Drought Grips District As Band Plans And Shooting Events Rise
Weather remains dry with wind, urging rain to freshen the land. Coonamble district stock routes suffer as drought bites. horses move northward for grazing, while local groups plan improvements and a Bodan gora match declines due to travel. A town band reorganizes under a committee with promised funding and a concert program listed. Shooting scores and a December handicap start with weekly counts. An evening euchre tournament is set to begin, promoted by J K Whiteley. Mr Paine sustains an injury in an unrelated note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arly
Travertine Brock
Georie
Coonambleway
Atak
Manhattan Beach
Alexander
LA. Riehlke
És W. Smith
H.gibbs
J. Doig
T. Osborn
J.H Bonwit
L. Pyne
N. Larum
J. Lemon
L. Turnbull
W. Hoare
J. K. Whiteley
Paine
Dusty Friday at cyanide works and fire at Howalls home
Dust and sand forced cyanide workers to quit Friday. Fire damaged the Howalls' house though flames were extinguished. no word on injuries. The Methodist Sunday School anniversary drew large crowds with Mr Gileenan leading services and praise for choir and Miss R Campbell and Miss E Allen. Children performed many recitations led by teachers including Linda and Lily Sharpe, Lizzie Sharpe, Lily White, Clarice Campbell, and Elsie Bennett. Arthur Allen, son of J. Allen, is recovering from rheumatic fever. Wyalong resident A Welsh had a broken leg in a mine. Daviesville Common secretary J. O. Hunt has resigned. W. Pascoe appointed and others to fill roles. Catholic Church bell gift from Mr. Hennessy arrived, weighing over bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Howall
Gileenan
R Campbell
Arthur Allen
J. Allen
Tom
A Welsh
Wyalong
J. O. Hunt
W. Pascoe
Daviesville Common
Hennessy
Gomabistiay
Bowts
Weather notes and social events in Sandy Creek district
The Sandy Creek district reports stable weather with interest in upcoming rain for crops. A postponed stock sale at Spring Ridge due to unsettled conditions. Goolma and Gulgony tennis match fallout. Coliva hosts a 21st birthday party for Frank Ryan. Shearing starts well. browse shed to close by week’s end. Local meetings include Railway League formation and a debating society reorganizing after winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Niven
Spring Ridge
Goolma
Gulgonies
Gulgong
C. A. Ryan
Frank
Messis
F. W
H. Dorman
Messrs
W. Dorman
Chas M'Ghee
G. Whale
Metropolis
Winds and drought hover as Cumnock holds arts fundraiser
From our correspondent in Cumnock the week brought strong winds and dust with gales on some days. Farmers begin shearing soon and rain is desired to sustain stock and crops. A Wednesday sports event supporting the School of Arts raised nearly 70 pounds in funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Arts
Cumnock events and school notes at local sports meet
The article lists events from opening handicap to various races and contests at the school sports, with results like Linda Astill winning the girls race and W Kearns taking the Donkey Race. It notes the bullock weight winner Mr Fox Owens, the concert by commercial travellers, and a fancy dress prize to Mina Mabel Miller. It mentions officials visiting for railway connection, building renovations, and the convent annual concert on Nov 1 with a day of sport planned. Mrs John Bruce is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumnock
Atherton
M'Donald
School of Arts Ee
T. P. Egan
J. Ryan
H. Johnson
W. O Colbran
Linda Astill
R. Job
Sharp
Lucas
W. Kearns
W. Cross
T. Barter
J. Hiper
Staump
C. Swift
Buffer
J. Fleming
Connolly
M'Donnell
OC. Smith
Fox Owens
Mina Mabel Miller
Hanson
Black
Mewera
Hull
Hembrough
John Bruce
Maryvale Public Picnic and Cricket Club Meeting Report
The Maryvale public school picnic on Saturday 26th attracted about 500 people who voted it the most successful yet. Credit goes to Mr and Mrs Turner and many ladies. Major Barton presented awards and a Beecham’s pills prize amused the ex pupils. A Maryvale Cricket Club meeting at Everett’s Hotel reported sound finances, 20 members, and a new season outlook with officers elected, including Major Barton as Patron and Mr A A Morley as President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Major Barton
MLA
Eam
Beecham
Maryvale Cricket Club
Everett's
M.L.A
A. A. Morley
Messrs
J. McHugh
G. H. Hubbard
W. Everett
H. Morley
Wool sales and land offer update from London and Australia
Winchcombe Carson and Co report the London prember sale opening on the 20th inst with 250 000 sales available and prices easing for inferior grades while superior felino wool holds. In Sydney the wool market remains firm and prospects for the new clip are satisfactory. Catalogue plans include about 4000 bales on the 7th inst and 400 acres in the Dubbo district are offered for lease starting 20th October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchcombe, Carson and Co
London
Sydney
Publicly Thankful Note and Rent Notices
Publicly thank the Nor Don accident in Gurabor for prompt end of libers settlement of my claim. A Jones offers reward. Outstanding accounts owed to Kenyon and Robinson must be paid within fourteen days or proceedings will be taken to recover sums. For let houses in Maxwell Groome Percy Monta Flores Banke Street suitable for boarding houses and residence. For sale house and land in Ewkins Maxwell Kennard Arthur Zouch Ate Montefiore 6 acres of land. Apply P L Brenascont Rent and Abt Collector Norwich Fire Inn Company Bank Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nordon
Guraror CU
A. Jones
Kenyon & Robinson
Norwich Fire Inn, Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arceny
Jing
di- N. HL
J. N. Smith
von Smith
Jon G. Taylor
Tori
Laver Becta
District News
Weoval
Drill Creek
Ceurse
Bodangora
Bodancora
Sandy Greek
Maryvale
Wool Report
Dubbo
Narromine
Burrabadine
Mrs. E
Schipp
Wellington and
District
Abe
Corkfer— Bank & Percy Sts
T. Dowd
Lone
Alliage
Haynes
Percy-street
Wooluman
R.C. Church
T. J. Bally
ILL & Marshall
SHANE
South British Insurance CO
Kenyon and Robinson
New Water Works
Department of Minas
Executive Council
A. J. L, Stockwell
P.G.L
County Bligh
Yarragal
Ga. Or
Hobart
A. E. Rotson
Methodist
Church
Oddfellows' Hall
A. EH. Rose
Sales Pictures
Centennial Hall
Brisbane
Srowda
Cook
Neagel
G. H. Brade
N, A. McRven, Warnest
Danvers
The
A.M.P. Society
Charles Rogers
Eng
Goulburn
F. P. Carr
Sale-street
Orange
T. M. Sherriff
Lincoln Hotel
F. W. Robinson
Lincoln
Mitchell’s Creek
Bedford and Taylor
P. Mitchell
Neurea
Brien Aenre
N. Phillips
le Brien
Bera
Wellington Jockey Club
A.J.C
W. 4. Gardiner
Meears
A. Fulton
C. H. Barons Mia
W. P. Kelly
A. M. Jn
L. N. Hyeronimus
E. J. Matthews
M.C. Dolan
J. Mylecharane
B. J. Vaech
Startar
J. Clamants
Trassurer
Gh. Danvers
Cuniger
P. Bally
John Harris
F.C. B. Smith
W. Gardner
E. A. Clifford
T. McCormick
John O' Brien
Thones Porton
W.F. Stephenson
A. E. Botton
W . J. Shaw
Canhal
W. P. Mitchall
Fea
Pring
Jears
Redlands
Newrea
Yagee
Murrumbeng
Goonou Walter Aets
Townie
W.J.C
Geo. Danvers
W.t.n
Pacond Bose
T. M
Bailey
T. M. Sherriei
Thein Cates
Redbank
Watre Gordon
Wallington
Great Clearing Furniture Sale
3. Bembrice
Arthus
A. K. OnGtat
Arthur Street
H. Paul's
IL O’clock
Stewart & Smith
Varda
Wnate
Lea Street
W. W. Armstrong
Percy Street
Alan
Zourh Street
Lucerne
Bell River
Nolte
Watson
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