Convent Ball A Great Success at Wellington Reserve
The Wellington Associates hosted a convent ball with about 130 attendees, featuring dances led by Misses Wilkins, Dig, and Brown. An evening of music and socializing ended with trophies awarded for top couples and a strong display by the Astovates, while fundraising for the Wellington Reserve fund continued through the event.
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Jayh Ball
Everal
Uni
Wwe i Ofateseallees
T. Mats Mn
Ge Willisaneine
Dare
Ein Dubbo
Nfl
Danvers
Aoald
Hele
Yiel
Monte Nash
Croat
Waltvine Cam Fu
Savage
Alin
Tyne
Hueld
Theo
Aria Hull
Tevoagaia
Wellington Resoviates
Asenelutes
Dublin
Wypers
Atl Sime
Incu a Sion Mr Hi Pre on jel
A fragmentary notice mentions an incu event involving a person named Sion and an individual nicknamed Mr Hi. Details are unclear in the readable text but suggest a local matter or announcement and references to a Jel location or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incu A Sion
Mr Hi Pre
Jel
Wellington farewell marks Naveau’s move to secretary post
A Wellington crowd gathered at the Golden Boy to bid farewell to Mr Frank Naveau as he departs to assume the secretary position at the hospital. Speakers lauded his 15 years of service, praised his work with the hospital and Returned Soldiers League, and presented a silver cake-stand and other gifts. Naveau thanked the community and noted the town’s support, promising to continue contributing to public life.
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Parkes
Wellington
Bingyey
Reds
Wille Levine
Rankine
Tutu
Gill
A. Wilson
Leach
Bulmten
Jy Culkin
de McOnnel
A. Clyburn
H. Rankine
T. Eyart
A. Kiteh
Hoy
J. Matters
O A. Morgan
Frank Navyenu
Ovuchy
Uwaspitah
Hla
M. Whitelay
Sheaman
Returned Soldiers and Sailors' League
Saveiga
Mors
Fuller
B. Solomion
Wellington Hospital Board
Naver
Eife
Naveau
Coonoilley
West
Tiepew Souk
Delaip
Wen
Suidors' League
Naveass
Mn A. G. Puller
Weilington, District Hospital
Uel
Naveag
Ate
Ae Lance Ic Wellington
Pydnry
Mawkusbuky
Ag Wellington
Nuvean
Solomon
Spall
Myre Nayenn
Furtwee Ork
Mn Keich Campbell
Wellington Rite
Navens
Mus Navin
Luo
Foo
Min NaYoun
Naveuth
Thay
Neyenu
Nuyens
Evuryann
Foyea
Lurgiers League
Somvich
Navewa
Om Elaine
Aly
Greun
Returned Soldiers League
Wwe
Bute
Ther
Rer Nso
Wellington Hospital
Hewlo
S. Gougl
Brownen
Gil
Juvenile events at tonights program draw crowds
A fragmented notice describes a juvenile event tonight with youth activities and entertainment for children. It mentions costumes and performances and anticipates many entries and a lively evening for the local youngsters.
Church Services in Wellington Parish August 11
Various Wellington churches publish August 11 services. Church of England notes include morning prayers and Sunday school. Presbyterian, Baptist, and Methodist listings show morning and evening services with minister names and topics.
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Church OF England
Wellington
Tapai
Keith D. Nariman
Auguste Guimttneky
Buewsbla
Buldey
le G
Peaty
Hertor Presbyterian Church
ST. Andrews Snilay
L. Yeowil
Beenie At
Vig
John Wurvot
City Rock
Rev. H
Gear
Methodist Church
A. B. Anderson
Rev Roe
Taylor
S. Taylor
Roe S. Taylor
Annual BAPTIST CHURCH business meeting and notices
The annual business meeting is held today with officers to vote at 2.40 pm and 7.20 am for renewal business. Delegates and representations are urged to submit names and accommodation needs for the Dubbo assembly on August 28 40. The weather affected attendance at Cure Case and other services. £160 has been given to Home and Foreign Missions. Next Sunday marks the BGM A anniversary with special singing and a Tuesday social evening involving SG DEA teachers and the GE Society.
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Etle
Usl
Menners
Glacn
WEA
Dubbo
Sre
Seatohvilie
Gollan
Ahs Dastus
Hinduwalla
Ube B.G.M.A
Aneiely
S.g.dea
Qweachers
WARDEN COURT HEARS TOWN PROSPECTING APPLICATIONS
In Me Waiilen Court on Tuesday, Warden Mr. Ge Pickup presided over six applications for extended authorities to prospect on Cox’s land. Attorney My. J Cy Goson Oberon appeared for applicant Arthur Francis Hall, Sydney agent, noting the land was part of previous holdings. Prospecting would involve machine boring and shaft sinking costing about £1900 and £1000 respectively, with seven men employed and the prospecting to last about twelve months. ND Campbell offered no objection. adjoining land belongs to Mr. Cox.
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Waiilen’s
Wesnre
Ge Pickup
Francis Bassett Woolf
Ender
My. B. Kelly
Musee W. P. Kelly
W. Pinch Sid
Te Aeposit
ND Campbell
Min
Cox
Hull
Finch
Wat Dan
Australia Wool Outlook Late 1930s Market Report
The article projects Australia wool production and prices, noting 1938-39 output around 3,049,000 bales and likely price improvements versus prior seasons. Queensland and Southern Queensland show recovery prospects after drought and pest issues, with future clips anticipated to rise and demand from China and Europe cited. The piece discusses pasture improvements, wool consumption potential, and the need for higher clips to sustain Commonwealth standards, as Sydney sales approach.
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Australia
Wirchcombe, Carson Ltd
Commonwealth
Aurelia
Queensland
Chivensland
Gulalty
Cetral
Quesnaiond
Hales
Nesord
China
East
Russia
Germany
Italy
Ube
Dts
Barut Thal
Sydney
Racing turmoil as Sydney conference weighs tax rise
Wiakare collapses during turning and is sent to Morons for stud duty with close watch. A large racing conference in Sydney debates reforms and taxation, with calls to adjust heavy burdens and possible changes to betting principles. Government action and other racing issues to be considered.
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Wiakare
Morons
Sydney
A.C
Spring vacation prospects bring cheap rail excursions
The Railway Department announces a series of reduced fare excursions for spring break. Tickets to Sydney and return trips will be issued with advance booking for school holidays on Thursday August 22. Excursion privileges apply to adults, with children under fourteen at half fare. Handbills at the railway station outline timetables and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Department
Sydney
Mingletaro
Cycling Win for the Ryan Brothers in 25 Mile Race
Last Sunday's 25 mile cycle event drew a strong field despite cold, wet conditions. T. Ryan won ahead of A. McAllister with L. Ryan placing third. Ryan led the points standings with 194, while A. McAllister had 42. The report notes upcoming rides and further racing within a week as Eight Hour Day approaches.
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T. Ryan
A. McAllister
L. Ryan Securhng
Ryan
Ryan Fe Ryan
Ry J Ryan Jett
Nevartve
Gilgandra
Weather forecast with showers and thunderstorms in south
Forecast describes cloudy mild conditions with showers and thunder mainly in the south. Dust storms in the northwest and southern tablelands, with strong north to northwest winds and a cold change ahead. Westerly to southwesterly winds, improving temperatures expected.
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N. McCallum
McAsaniney
AMY Fair Theatre
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Jack Hout
Pay Wray
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AOX
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Nstruction
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EO Pak
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Warden's Court
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Spiger
Chaivey Lina
Plaar
A. Wilkins & CO
R. T. Neville
Hilltop
Lincoln
Aitov
Western Land and Stock Agency Property, Stock & General Commission Business
Aas Assurance Company Ltd
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Percy Street
Bowling Green
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