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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
10
Notice of a cattle sale at the Commercial Yard on a Saturday in October at 2:80 p.m. Featuring mixed cattle including fattened bulks and horses. Seek buyers to respond promptly with terms.
Wynne relinquishes sale by auction at a residence in Warne Street on Wednesday next the 4th inst. All household furniture and effects offered. Full particulars to follow in the next issue.
Land sale notice from state records listing a piece and parcel of land described as fronting a main road with two roads and 40 perches, located near Wellington and Sirent Gidloining Alexander Theatre. Auction to be held at the office on November 1 year not specified, with auctioneer named.
Auction of cottages with several features including dining room, three bedrooms, kitchen, breakfast room, and outbuildings advertised to close at 12 noon. Property locations include Piccadilly Street area and Maxwell Street East of Line with verandah, weatherboard cottage, and garden access. George Paul acting as agent for ABS instruction.
Sir Neville Howse spoke in Wellington addressing women at the Empire Hall and electors at night. He stressed stewardship as a Nationalist, defended his record, attacked Labour and Chariton, and warned of foreign influence while urging support for a Nationalist majority to sustain constitutional government. The meeting was chaired by Alderman Walker and Councillor Fuller.
An Open Letter from H F L Palmer National Organizer invites a débat at Empire Hall Wellington prior to 14 November. He questions the modern Labour Party allied with Communists and offers to cover all incidental expenses, asking for a temporary reply in the next issue.
In a crowded preview the Derby appears a one horse race with Manfred Petunia Windbag and Pilliwinkle Windbag among top contenders. Windbag as a four year old could break the norm if favored, while Pilliwinkle and Trentham cup winner hold strong chances. Raith Tookarby Stralia also loom with light weights possible winners.
The Presbyterian Church held its annual fair and flower show despite hot weather with large attendance. Grounds were decorated with greenery and gas lights, exhibits featured roses and other blooms, and judging favoured several classes. Sir Neville Howse officially opened the event, praising the workers. stalls offered jumble, sweets, produce, and refreshments while winners were named for flowers and cooking items.
The Far West representative squad for the Country Week carnival in Sydney begins November 2 with Haveke E Bonner Spangs Hull G Hull M Brown B P Crawford Tarrant RD H Merewether A Guggi n Greentree. Dr W T Matthews of Orange is manager. Wellington has no representative this year. Past season’s sole player was bowler Bode Kelly. Carlton Cricket Club AGM set for Sunday 10:30 at the School of Arts. all interested urged to attend to prepare for the coming week. Josph Thompson and Son Undertakers, Maughan Burton, phone 273.
Dry weather remains in part of the district with wheat crops drying and risking failure if sales do not occur. A grand ball supporting the Church of England drew crowds with a notable waltz contest won by Mrs. Eric Burns and Mr. Bert Martin. Goolma cricketers went to Canada but lost, while Snowy Thornton’s jumping show drew appreciation. O'Connor Brothers sold Rockdale property to Al Heddle of Greenwich. Miss Phylie Diehm and sister Audrey holidaying in Sydney for health, with Miss Eileen Shearman showing signs of improvement. Mrs. Ryan remains ill but improving. Nurse Glive Smith at Wellington District Hospital granted two days’ leave. Spring frocks and fete at Mr. Attwood’s. Yorkshire bidders pounced on comeback wool in Sydney section. Thomas H. Whale’s fleece from Goolma sold for 224d at Winghcombe Carson’s sale, showing attractive, soft handling and fine quality.
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