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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 29, 1925
Page
8
Fragmented report describes severe wind and storm effects across the state. Mentions damaged vines and fruit trees, dangers from pests, and ongoing relief efforts as communities cope with agricultural losses and public safety concerns. Notes political and local figures reacting to the crisis and safety advisories.
The Wellington district reports extreme heat with hopes for rain, comparing rainfall to other regions and noting harvest prospects. Arthur's wheat growing lecture drew few farmers to Meare Quirk and Averill’s experimental plots, urging younger farmers to learn modern methods. A local cricket team won in Manitoba by 4 8 runs, while Mrs J R Hughes of Spring Vale suffers pleurisy. Building work begins opposite the Royal Hotel for W Stone’s shop and residence, with Constable Connine and family returning from holidays. Shearing nears completion and farmers anticipate harvest if dry weather holds.
Local sports report notes Curra Creek beating Bourne Wood by eight wickets with A Hinfut and O Mutton starring with the ball. Selection includes A Chalmers and J Parkes among others for a visit from Yeoval. In district news, fever cases rise as district hospital isolates, while transfers and appointments shift local staffing. Social events include dances and sports queen fundraisers at Mumbil, Burrandong, and Two Mile Hall, with generous support from local residents and committees.
A two day event at the Ineut cricket ground in MUMBIL raised funds for the new Church of England. Highlights included handicap races, a pillow fight, novelty stalls, a dance with Mr Don Radburn’s orchestra, and a Queen competition won by Miss McAtamney. Building fund expected to reach at least £120 with many prizes and a generous turnout, plus recognition for Miss Barker for her community service.
Bournewood team defeated Visithne and Me in a Saturday match with Walter's youth aiding the effort. The Bournewood Sunday School anniversary drew a large turnout in ideal weather. Rev. J. Thunkley preached on Saint John and Matthew 24, with an inspiring address to children. Miss Dorothy Wykes and Mr Harold Pickford sang, as Miss A D Wykes participated in the program.
Bruce Arthur spoke at Mr Reillys farm on Wednesday afternoon about diseases likely to affect grain crops and relevant objects pertaining to cerenix. About 20 farmers and Mrs W Devine attended a social evening in Henrys Hall on Monday with notes from residents. Mr We Bride praised the guest and acknowledged acts of kindness during sickness in the town. Dr Gruen spoke for Levine. dancing and singing followed late into the night. Mrs Devine plans to leave for Sydney on Thursday. A memorial service for William West will be held at Yallundry church on Sunday afternoon at n oclock with Rev He L Pratt leading hymns.
The Weatella Sabbath school held its first picnic on Saturday at Soda Springs on the Tul bragar River. Mr Howarth from Sydney attended with his party, impressed by the springs, while CN Hobden organized the event with local workers. Prizes were awarded for games and athletic events, and Mike F. Delofski presented Sabbath tokens to the children. The group then moved to Harridene, home of Mr. and Mrs. Woodley, for an evening of games and performances.
A Yeoval gathering of Sir Neville How supporters discussed transport for those unable to attend polling day. Enrolment and voting remain compulsory. Sir Neville Howse is set to speak next Friday. Rev Father Gleeson, led by Rev Crowe, conducts a Yeoval mission drawing good crowds. Local cricket saw Yeoval lose to Obley, Lenn top-scoring with 162 for Obley. A Ryan excelled with 86. Chapman bowled 4 for 15 for Yeoval. Miss May Minkell travels with Mrs Baker. Dan Ryan buys a Ford. Yeoval garage nearing completion. Jinn Mona Donnelly remains unwell after recent surgery. Weidler Edwards, formerly apprenticed to W Kelly, starts own saddlery venture.
Haymaking is underway with paddocks yielding limited rotarn. Prospects remain favorable if rain falls within nine weeks. Good heads show despite dry weather. Mr. P. H Colruavy suffered a fall when a horse trod on him, tearing his sail, while Blunsden's animal acted strangely and died after breaking through a fen. death not yet confirmed. Tuesday evening brought further unsettled events.
In Stuart Town and nearby districts a farewell event honored Mixi Rens nie Barker on the eve of her marriage. Residents from Mumbil Store Creek Euchereona Stockyard Creek and Buron gathered at the hall for a silver tribute centerpiece. Al Warn chaired the committee and presented the silver mini maple trays as keepsakes.
The death of Harald Mors three months old from meningitis occurred Tuesday morning. Funeral held at Church of England section of Ivenl cemetery with Ven Archdeacon Mary Brown officiating. Stanley Mose died Friday at Mosman aged 80 years 8 months after a life spanning Leith birth, Sydney upbringing, and work in Bathurst Galooliy and the banking and public service sectors. Funeral at Gore Hill Cemetery with Manchester Unity I O C F Lodge pallbearers.
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