The Wellington Public House

The Wellington Public House is an early 20th-century public house located on Garden Street. It features a stucco exterior and a black-glazed pantile roof supported by paired eaves brackets. The building is two storeys tall and occupies a corner site, with four bays facing Garden Street and four bays facing New Street.

The windows are sash style with glazing bars, set within moulded shouldered architraves that include decorated key blocks. The Garden Street elevation has three panels between the first-floor windows, each with moulded architraves topped by broken pediments. An entablature runs above the ground floor, which includes plate glass bar windows and glazed doors with rectangular fanlights. The corner of the building is splayed, featuring a bay on the first floor that rises to a polygonal wooden turret, complete with a moulded cornice and a flat ogee dome.

On the New Street elevation, two of the bays extend to three storeys, with second-floor windows positioned through the eaves and topped with segmental pediments. The Wellington Public House, along with Nos 31, 33, and 35, forms a group.