Rainfall figures questioned in Wellington August map errors
Residents question the August rainfall record showing 73 points for Wellington while the post office tally lists 133 points. Officials in Sydney reportedly receive the data, and local council supporters demand an inquiry into the misreporting and suppression of official figures to avoid district injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton
Wellington
Bydoay
Wallington
Sydney
Soverall
The Japanese Question In Australia Comment
An Australian newspaper column debates Japan as Britain’s ally and Australia’s immigration policy. It links Pacific fleet fears to anti Japanese sentiment among Australians and warns against inviting disloyalty or racial tensions, urging caution and open discussion on immigration barriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Japan
Great Britain
Jon
Maedo
Pacific
Nolo Sam
Honda
Busia
Manchuria
Aushon
Australis
England
Roland
Scotland
Druvallern
Chiidren
Sue
Australia
Ahw
Alliance with Japan and global naval tensions
The article discusses Britain, Japan, the United States, and Canada facing wartime restrictions on admission and crisis management. It cites evidence from the Great White Fleet era, Japan’s naval aims, and fears that Japan could pressure Australia and other nations. It notes Japan’s wealth and potential to trigger broader conflicts if provoked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Asaatia
United States
Canada
Het
Charo
Rev Staton
Pacific
Russia
Australia
Local Jottings From a Distant Town Chronicle
Local notices recount a fine for drunkenness, a mysterious sheep horn attack, a funeral in Wallington Cemetery, and community events. Alfred William George faces a fine or imprisonment. Notices include school debating, Methodist services, police visits, social events at Mull Creek, and a racehorse advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred William George
Lagatrevi
O'Reilly
George Luckanson
Amaroo
Joseph Worthoure
Wellington Methodist
Odangora
Boas
Bal
Mulles Creek
Bel . Orah
Ile
M. F. Dolton
Br. F. Spratt
Lnte
Edward Barnett
Romaine Ware
Wallington Cemetery
Canon Brown
Jan
G. J. Atacon
Wellington
Nore
Bacon
Young Jeasie
Philip Iy
Richmond
Moosie
Stewart and
Baith Veil Yard
Mudgee
P. Willams
Junr
William
Woodlands
Cobhors Road
William Fa
Sir William
Gladatons Lysll’s
Local notices mix with weather and market notes
A readable mix of village notices, weather forecasts, wheat quotations, and local events. Mentions Wellington ministry plans, post office activity, and a stallion lease. Includes scattered references to residents, storms, and council updates with partial names and places.
Bathurst Presbytery annual meeting and golf club events
The Bathurst Presbytery will hold its annual meeting in Wellington with a morning session on Wednesday and an evening service at a venue to be named. The local Golf Club associates plan a monthly stroke competition with play starting at 1 pm on Saturday and 10 am on Wednesday. Details list dates: Saturday the 12th and Wednesday the 16th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presby~ Way
Bathurst
Wellington
Workera
Ropa Oya
Thorn
Umaociatad
Toatart
Mra Fowler
Inebritement Appeals Resumed In Municipal Courts
The appeals calendar will resume with an early start on cases listed in alphabetical order. When the court adjourned, appeals stood as noted, with reductions made by the magistrate. Total sums dealt with totalled £4365, reduced by £868.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basting of Appeals Municipal
Ferguson
Frat
Ne Teale
Aaron Monte
Meeting of the Hight Hoo Association Committee
A committee meeting discussed a letter from the Deputy about the demonstration date. The secretary noted repaired information by rotors mail and an invitation from Hartny District Anno iition to send a delegate. About 40 votes were cast. final year for the event was to be decided by the Ball Committee amid routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee
Hartny
Wallington
Daxian
Evening expert to visit town for regular consultations
Defective garbled text references a renowned night-baking expert Mr Brome aged 49 known to readers. It mentions monthly visits to town, with consulting hours from 10 am to 6 pm, offering guidance on medical or wellbeing topics. The passage is garbled but suggests scheduled expert availability and local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
J. Wy ‘Brannan
Gibbs
Sanault
Wall Bond
Bodangora Festivities End With Fines And Staggers
A jovial Bodangora party crew faced a rude shock when William Horton ran the snail during revelry at the Lincoln Hotel. Constable Matheson arrested the offender. Horton pleaded guilty and was fined 20 shillings or seven days in jail, with seven days to pay. Licensing cases at Stuart Town saw A J Wade and Benjamin Sloane cleared after magistrates found both parties acted in lawful purposes following Sunday venue concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodangora
William Horton
Lincoln Hotel
Parhupa
Matheson
J.P
Stuart Town
Brunet
Laxt
W. Burton Conall Adey
Agemuat
A. J. Wade
Lionsace
Carnn
William Sloane
Venjamin Sloane
Ing
Blosson
Alan
Watt
Healy Spp
Benjamin Sloane
Shile Willan Sloane
Goardor
Wellin
Ois
Supple mentary Electors List Deadlines Warn Voters
Notices warn that supplementary lists of electors for Bluequaria Bhize Council and Wal Rages must be filed by Monday. People whose qualifications changed should apply in proper form. those not on the roll cannot enroll in the supplementary list now in preparation and would be barred from voting if an election occurs.
Somodl of Arte Committee Meeting Minutes
The Wellington School of Arts monthly meeting was held Tuesday evening with attendees Mone, A. Kelly, H. Barry, B. Road, T. Bit, B. Mikmald, and acting secretary H. Murray. A letter revived by the Tataligenon Department on tourist resorts was referred to the House Committee to cover tracing costs. Mr. Fora sent a copy of the late Bir Hoary Parkon Pome with author corrections, and the gift was gratefully acknowledged. The acting secretary was authorized to sign entries returning the secretary’s duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington School of Arta
Mone
A. Kelly
H. Barry
B. Road
T. Bit
B.A. Mikmald
H. 5
Murray
Fund Howe
Futhor
Wes
Circus Data Collapse Maladroitly Traced In Orange
Fragmented OCR lists multiple injured individuals from a circus calamity in Orange. Names such as Maloca Buawarl Mise M. M'Grath and Mise Ecio Allo appear with injuries to heads backs abdomens and limbs. Several others listed suffer minor injuries or are unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth
M. M'Grath
Manter Hay Dartnell
Mise Ecio Allo
Eleanor Wan
Sida
Mm Bartle
Me. Quinn
Smlior
Wilkin
Mr. Fitagoreld
Tox
Exvorel Oulture
Tiinor Ajurias
Reconstruction of a 19th century farm land notice
Fragmentary OCR describes a land sale or lease in Darwon state with references to wheat growing land, North Buckiabal Reta, and terms potentially including 40 dare to 880 aorea. Names like Britsey Mase ford and Teylar Wallin appear alongside farm and estate mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darwon State
Britsey
Maseford
Teylar
Walllnoe
Raamanabla Terme
Welsh Ameon and Parry Polars at Broadstreet Fall
A program titled The Welsh Ameon and Parry's polars will screen Friday evening next under Ballation Army auspices. The event features moving pictures with Timelight effects and a combination designed for enter idavant at the Brotaduet Fall 00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ameon
Parry
Heworth
Ballation
SILLIARDS MATCH IN SYDNEY AND WELLINGTON SCORE NOTES
A billiards match between W Parker of Sydney and P Hammett of Wellington was played last night at the Ai club in front of a good crowd. The 100 up game featured high runs with Parker’s top break at 82 and Hammett’s 94 as a notable score. A second match is scheduled for the same venue this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Parker
Sydney
P. Hammett
Wellington
Parker
Hanes
Tor Ott
Partor
Heasett
Maryvale Coursing Club Announces Upcoming Meet
The Maryvale Coursing Club plans its final meeting next Saturday with first course at 11:30 am. Evening events begin at 8 o clock with entries from Bydung dogs expected. Mr J E Olirion of the Great Central Hotel will oversee publican duties and Mrs Richaeda will run a refreshment booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryvale
J. E. O'lirion
Great Central Hotel
Richaeda
Wellington Guide promoter plans tourist booklet launch
Mr. Bone promotes a Wellington district guide to advertise the town and surroundings. He aims to distribute 1000 copies with 600 sent to the Immigration Department, as he seeks support from business and public bodies to back the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Franken
Bone
Wellington
Menne
Fiona
Orange
Bone Intanda
Bodie
Ansiour
Natia Factory
Comon
Hesd
Hydaoy
Commonwealth mine reopening hinges on capital raise
The report notes potential foreshadowing of a revival at the Commonwealth mine. Negotiations with a syndicate that previously operated the mine will resume to secure necessary capital and decide if operations restart in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Mine
Ming, Raysies
Dha Wills Bas Bea
Iam
Ttia
Ytobs Syndicate
Tifer
Tenni Vernlon v Dipetone cluba match review
A lively club tennis card reports results from a yesterday match at the Fora with numerous pairs such as Miss McNemes and Staward, Brazier, Quain and McDowell, Anderson with Brasior and many more. The Mathodista team defeated Mumbit Cubs by 7 to 6 with overall scores showing Method 76 and Mumbil 49.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss McNemes
Staward
Mins Brazier
Quain
Mik McDowell
Alley
Minn Gasdige
Arnel
Blian
ATL
Ae AsBowel
Anderson
Miss Brasier
Oley & Blowach
Gasio
Amsil A
Minin Cardinal
Brasior Misgou
McNamee
McDowell
Stewart
Alloy & Mist Brasior
Arnall and
McNemwo
Arnall
Alloy
Miser Gurdingr & Sraslor
McDowall
Alloy & Mien Brazier
Quai
McNameo
Andoteon & Mins Ganstloar
Arnail
Debated land purchase plan looms in House
A legislative session adjourned amid a tense debate over approving 700 000 acres of Peal Bi land for purchase at a cost of £0 13s 6d with improvements pegged at £3 8d. The Treasurer warned critics against impeding immigration and public works amid speculation about Melbourne Fleet actions and civilian casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lund
Entala
Ste
Ania Thom
Burns and Lang Boxing Bout Ends in Thirteen Rounds
A chaotic nineteen thirties boxing spectacle pitted Burns against Lang. Lang started aggressive, but Burns endured and answered with powerful counter blows. In the second round Burns landed a devastating shot that shifted momentum, paving the way for a dramatic finish in thirteen rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Lang
Thora
Lang Gore
Almont
Burns Defeats Lam in Brutal Boxing Article
In a hard fought bout Burns pressured Lam from the start, forcing pace and punishing exchanges. Burns dominated the later rounds, with Lam struggling to answer as Burns landed solid blows and controlled the tempo until the bell.
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Grossinese
Linoton
GC. Farrell
Haur Grury Sith
Blackwell
Tr. Peedi Macquarie
Bydney
A.j.l.stockwell
Avwibayite Trust
Johnston's
Saphone
F.C. B. Smith
Lo Wallington
H.C. F. Glover
Urs
Percy Street
A. T. Smith
Tr— Cash
Tailor
Lee Street
Grand Hotel
Foxton W. Hayley
Puxey
Lelophor
Vinita Gourde Ove
Marrickville Tweeds Worsteds
J. E. Bray
Let Street
Marvel
Otto
Dog
J. O'Dea
Harold
A. McKean
Cobbora
Zee
Sasha Abe
Corman Nd Co. Ltd
Son Pte
Tab Akin Alos Toda
Pricaa
Tech London
Rai
Macquarie Shira Council
Regi
Meadea
Morenbor
Othacai
W. A. Base
Wong Leal
Mil Wallington Ovary
KBE
Os Lin Frew
Alerge
Easaeve Wey Ted
Periom
Ato
Hole
Geri
Hebbytery OF
Irebement Appeals
Somodl
Arte Committee
Wenn Aerenay
Silliards
Tenni
Bond
Fadera
Caren
Lyme
Ateeets
Lara
Tondeick
Bumox
Maine
Beirns
Lam
Burns
Burau
Troy
Tang
Bura
Duroe
Leng
Nue
Wight Sbeonde
Counsion
Burns Esabel
Pnw Ag
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