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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Oct 29, 1908

Page

4

Federal Capital site debate and likely settlement path

A long, dense article analyzes the federal capital location dispute and the chances of settlement. It discusses the Yass Canberra site, the constitutional square mileage debate, and the roles of the Federal Parliament and New South Wales and Sydney interests in shaping a viable capital, with references to Dalgety and Jarvis Bay considerations and water supply control. The piece questions state generosity and emphasizes constitutional authority as pivotal to final outcomes.

Senate Canberra Te Solstad Thin Banaty Ruithed Wade Han Yaso Wadhich Uawell Bydney Mulbourns Dalgety Miles Ama Sydney Melbourne Jarvis Bay Padural Dalgary Perliament Brnto Bedard House of Hop G Rold Byduay New Britth Wales

Local Jottings Describe Drunken Woman in Court

A woman described as a fe cook faced the clerk of the court yesterday on charges of drunkenness in Warneatrot. O'Reilly cited a prior conviction for a similar offense as the matter proceeded. A fine of 4v OM or imprisonment until the court’s term was imposed, with £199 held in custody and later paid by the defendant.

Lydy Chip‘lia Warneatrot Gunstable O'Reilly Abe

Wellington News Roundup of Obits, Trials and Events

Wel- Uy tal aa iL shows medals for dour exhibit and mourns deaths of Mrs Thos Shephard and J H Mallon. Funeral plans for many, boxing cards at Wallington, and a rifle match eyed for Mudgown. Wellington rail staff updates, Trinity results, and exhumation at Bodangora noted alongside civic notices and local remarks.

Wellington News Roundup From The Week of Oddities

A fleet of notes from Wellington covers an engine delivery to Jack company, weather readings at the Post Office, wheat quotations, and a Bathurst decision against Daniel Hogarth. Local obituaries report Mrs Kennard and family anxiously awaiting news as a husband nears death. A warning against false prophets flares amid public concern, while James Hayoon signals a stained glass window honoring his son with a saintly motif crafted by Australian workers at Pitt Street.

Theeltme Jack Company Wellington Anmmor Dogrese Iona Hstigh de Bathurst Daniel Hogarth Bathurst Oblican Ear Hownend Olde Guappeel Kennard Inge Har Ramon Ephan Orie Hot Mao Darou Hamateung Hing Ca Jumoa Hayoon Cheeiet Thie Fovrm Bas Recep Facesia Philomous Laurie Pitt Bydney

Board Notice on Unpaid Writings and Legal Action

A terse notice warns that all writs by the board remain unpaid and legal proceedings may begin within a month. It mentions actions against landholders over rabbit extraction and references related warrants and measures. The fragmentary text implies enforcement steps to settle the debts and regulate local conditions.

Departure From Habit Sparks Court Fine Decision

A man faced a magistrate after using obscene language in public, with witnesses stating no women were present during the offense. The court noted the language was inappropriate and fined 10s or three days imprisonment, with imprisonment until the court rose if the fine wasn’t paid.

A Chinese laborer Charlie Ah Gus dies in Wellington hospital

An elderly Chinese man named Charlie Ah Gus, long known in the district, died in Wellington hospital on Tweeday after years of work at Nomea. About a fortnight ago he became ill and, after a report to the constable, was removed to hospital. His remains were interred in Wallington cemetery with funeral arrangements by Mr. Jan Thompson. Several Chinese residents contributed to cover funeral expenses.

Mens M‘leod and Co Wel- Uy Tal Aa Il Shephard Montedures Church of England Wallington Cemetery Bhu Maine Currie Moore Alex Levian R. H. Tavion Molva NBW Wellington Mudgee Mudgwn Woabon Proaint Mise Allie Reidy Nies E. Fletsher Hachanga Etal Hiss Trinity College Pinuo Masa Reidy Mount Bt Tosaph Gouvant Mew Garou Lng Trinity Collage F. J. Dankley Gollan Epicars ‘Creek Thorrevarent Bay Mintar Dubbo Narroming Corps Wallington Lavacy Witswsing Willie Jack Chastlar Georgy Heidy Gail Furrout Mumbai Eiday Alii Wellington Batardey Liverpool Oswidge Bathurst Bydnwy Wellington 2 Charlie Ah Gus Tweeday Nomea Wits Wallington Ox Gonior-Bargeant Ford Wallington Jan. Thompson

Commonwealth Electoral Rolls in Wellington Record

The Wellington municipal roll work was completed by a Countable O sail and recorded 2061 names on the initial roll with 9313 axmnos on the list and 43 added to the supplementary roll. An ins coronas shows 388 voters in Wallington on the last roll compiled.

Wellington Wallington

Ex-Wellington Boy Willock Returns to Study

Mr Willock, a Wellington boy and son of Mr W Willock of Warna Street, returned to Seley on September 24 to devote his time to study for the nation. He enjoyed a pleasant social period with friends and attended multiple gatherings, including brunches in Leather Cave.

Gisa Willock Sxleey

Wellington Annual Noree Sale Opens with Wide Buyer Interest

Wellington annual Noree sale begins Tuesday and runs until Saturday with 1800 borvo listed. Prominent buyers Meares Bedford and Taylor expect attendance from state buyers and others, boosting competition and market activity during dull drought times. Sale starts at 10 a.m. daily and attracts local dealers eager to fill teams with strong horses.

Wellington Mattare Reison Walt Meares Bedford Taylor Thie Wall Az Wtc Wallingona

Municipal council urged action on infected fruit sale

Report notes a local inspector urged the council to denounce metal bat and special apple infected fruit before harm. The inspector warned residents that selling and exposing infected fruit would face penalties under the act. He also claimed to have visited many shopkeepers in Wallington to deliver warnings.

Lotcar Tuapetor

Defective eyesight specialists to visit Bremnen area

The return to Welltupion of J. W. Aronian of Gibbs at Bremnen LAi and Coerull inp Opticians of Bydbey will be consulted in November. Heewin, a renowned eye expert, will be available at the Club Howe Hotel for consultations on all ocular issues, offering expert guidance and reliable service to any doubting patient.

Welltupion J. W. Aronian Gibbs Bremnen Lai Coerullinp Opticians Hooterstrort Bydbey Mansaar Hi. A. Barraslough Ma. Heewin Tony Howe

Books added to the School of Art Library list works with odd titles

A notice lists new art books added to the School of Artelibrary with odd spellings and misprints such as Deusilla e Paint of View Madame The Little Minister Lightningwood Gantey Aant Mand and Our Lady of the Beaches among others, reflecting era newspaper OCR quirks.

Madame the Phillipe Dow

Quant Drum-Majors at Wallington Band Night Parade

The report notes Drum Major & McKirurin leading the Pho Kildee Band Wallington on Tuesday night. It describes the giant’s stature with a weight around 72 inches in height and 64th, and mentions McKensin as Mande era. The text is garbled with several misread names and attributes.

St. McKirurin Wallington Nonnation McKensin Ack Sus Atande McCormick Parton

Sporting Meme and Jockey Chat Fragments in Old Racing Feeds

Fragmentary notes recount a betting-focused gathering with mentions of racers Maranus Ayme coach and Hulberao, plus names like Be and Post Town. The text references racing distances, opponents Pern and Post Town, and a November meeting with Mr W Lazirodir guiding discussions. It captures hype around odds and local jockey chatter with mixed, informal language.

Oup Borane Continu Aupr Sir Ayr Fooltan Maranui En Otters Registere Tsonrinus Pern Post Town

Weddings at Cathal Churchy Wallington and Wellington

A quiet but pretty wedding took place at Cathal Churchy Wallington yesterday for Mr Soth Bowkay and Miss Spenog with the bride given away by Mr McDonald of Corsobella. Rocking gifts highlighted the reception, and they departed for Sydney aboard a late train. In Wellington, John Tynatin and Tevidy Baldy wed at Catholic Church Wellington with Rev. Bacher officiating. The bride wore white with Mollins lace and orange blossom, carried a shower bouquet, and received a gold bangle from the bridegroom. Guests were later entertained at the bride’s mother’s home in Thornton Street. The bridegroom’s party included Mr Renshaw. Other details note additional gifts and travel plans to Hydany for the honeymoon.

Cathal Wallington Innartion J. Bowlay Sydney John Tynatin Wm Wonyasbon Ron Tevidy Baldy Walloon Wellington Atvoruogt Bacher Anne Father Coonay Dubbo Petr Heldy Weil Nn Baronet Orange Renshaw Thor Junno Thornton Street Hydany Murford EAML

Werris Creek line debate fuels local railway feud

A Mudgee and Dubbo dispute over a proposed bi weekly country railway heats up amid press attacks and public meeting protests. Citizens back a Dubbo Wallington Dunedoo route while Mudgee advocates push different positions. The Dubbo Dispatch escalates rhetoric as towns rally for their favored junction line plan.

Guandiga Dubbo Mudges Tqulee Pardona Mudgea Wortis Treek Western Post Ips Tooley Street Hngland Uw Post Dubbo Dispatch Country Mailway Nuuuane Mudge Jas Ita Rvadars Tata Dacay

Oil flow and political debate dominate Australian headlines

Widespread dispatches report a debate in Bouate over an exhaustive wallat on the Capital Sita-w ad till today. Talks touch on the Budget, Treasury, and fair treatment for Sir William Lyne. Oil from a burning fuel site at Romt Jb rises. Wheat yield in Australia is forecast at 70,000,000 bushels. Public notices cover trials, lands, and court actions amid a busy parliamentary session and local incidents.

Sita-wad Boynral Nicoles Dalgary J. Cook Wiliam Lyne Tamworth Lota Mooltan Aymor Peru Pat Town New Sout ‘Wales Phin Public Service Arthur Hunt Richmond Vietona Waa Howard Freeman New South Grigson Jack Williame Leigh

Gricket Meets Wellington Style Play After Loss

A Well Hall Holiday GO team faced Wellington in a cricket match. Notable players included Morley Wilkins Turner Barre Everitt Harnes Maris and F Wert. Bowling figures feature Turner Marley and Dundee. G. Boss and W. Anderson contributed, with mixed results across innings and outs.

Well Hall Vale Aftsrncoy Wellington Tas Tore — Maras Botnor Ritehi Hi Morley Wilkins Turnor Barre W. Everitt Harnes Maris Fr Sied Als” F. Wert bAwta Sl G. Boss Euulpala Daras Hang-Hlou W. Anderson Rows Turner G. Austin Mule K. Burn W Howell Alloy Everittys Citebing Ay Batralls Meslay ' Ottoway O Rou Marley Hurt Hee Howell Molt Robierts Eygritt Dundee

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