Children’s Night at the Convent Ball a Grand Family Pageant
A rainy Friday at Boies Hall hosted the Convent School Children’s Night with about 120 boys and girls in elaborate costumes. Despite downpour, the event drew a large audience and raised funds, featuring Taney solos, original sets, and prizes for best and most original costumes. Judges Culkin, Veeck, and Kennedy awarded the top prize to the Fans, with Australian cricketers honored as most original. many individual costumes received recognition as the night closed after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boies
Wellington
Taney Sola
Antaly
Fulges
Mats Duti
Yust Lok
Miss Culkin
Mesdames N. Veeck
Ree Kennedy
Tom Fitzgerald
Armoury
Toy Bestwick
Tresheil
Weain
Daffodil
Pallie Crossley
Judith Wilkins
Helty Kitch
Betty Dempsey
Pattie O'Shaughnessy
Pattie Sharples
Joan Wilcox
Mi Devine
Norma Hyeronimiy
Martie Mannsily
Phully Rwites
Jewel Fubar
Mary Newell
Beryl Boenme
Norma Finueans
Edie Brown
Norma Ryan
Sonia Blurphy
Pattie Busch
Cedric Fiowhine
Grimmett
Keith Steward
Richard von
Pat Moore
Walker
Mr. Murphy
Fairfax
KR. Willocks
Kippax
B. Ryan
Pompton
de Pottoweint
Harwood A
Revco Ghickvor
Syoncer Hurlstone
McCabe
Steigh
Wellington Name Change Debate Dampened by History
A Wellington Times writer argues against renaming the old town of NSW Australia amid Wellington New Zealand confusion. The piece notes Wellington and Mount Arthur are historic landmarks linked to early explorers and warns changing the name would breed confusion and overlook the town’s scenic beauty and tourism potential.
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Wellington Times
Wellington
New Zealand
NZSW
Bathurst
Mount Arthur Range
Oxley Kinwell
Warname
Napoleon Bonaparte
Lington
Mount Arthur
Oxley
Wellington Valley
Vale of Tempe
Percy Simpsont
New South Wales
Australia
Sturt
Mitchell
Nsw
New Zeland
N.Z
Bodangara Tiitl
Mt. Arthur
Deputation to PM on Sales Tax and Economy
A group of taxpayers from New South Wales South Australia and Western Australia met the Prime Minister to protest the new tax and urged government economy to save nearly 6 000 000 The Prime Minister replied that the government faced unparalelled difficulties and could not immediately stop rising expenditure He said every officer would be instructed to economize and reduce unemployment by trimming the administration by over 1 000 000 in eight months and that ministers have lived frugally while cutting costs.
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New South Wales
South Australia
Western Australia
Seuilin
Wold
Seulfin
Mr. Scullin
Chamber of Commerce advises 3 percent price rise
Following the Prime Minister's refusal to approve a tax measure, a special Chamber meeting recommended manufacturers raise prices by about three percent. New price lists will be prepared soon. The council says the only way to recoup tax burden is to increase prices accordingly with a compensating reduction for buyers paying the tax.
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Chamber of Manufacturers
Salvationists at Gulgong pack hall for Scout event
A large crowd filled Gulgong Salvation Hall on August eve to watch 20 Wellington Salvation Army and Balvdin Army Boy Scouts in a cancer party style program. Captain Binclair welcomed attendees while Adj Knighty led as Scout instructor. The varied program included songs, elocution, and band pieces by Master Wilfred Knight and the Scouts.
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Gulgong
Maxter
Wilfred Knight
Wiss Tollaws
Adj
Sigma Tale
Igar
Bind
Scouts
Janancie
Mt FP. Ballard
Carnet Solo
Zelda
Adj. Knight
Dentist's den
The
Band
Wellington Caves Missing From NSW Travel Guide Push
A reader urges NSW Railway authorities to list Wellington Caves in show places guides and promotional material. The letter suggests naming the Wellington district in Australian history, contrasting it with New Zealand Wellington and praising the region's fossils, scenery, and tourism potential. It references Jenolan and Burranganda Valley and advocates preserving the name Wellington to boost travel interest.
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Nsw
Geaide
Wellington
Jenolan
Humber
Burrandang
Australia
England
War
New Zealand
South Africa
New South Wales
Welington
Tour Ives
Wasle
Tempes
Wollington
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Ide
Royal Exchange Assurance
Dobbie
Bone
Port Pe
Anton
Persoon Dd
Barton
Neuba Fala
Mhimewig
Ptual
W. AL Cousins
Ullir
Traperty
Lhd
Pursning
Wilson
Tom Thestassing
Whitwell
TARRY
LOK
Kurm
Wollheion
Thomson
McQuarie Chambers
Busso
Inge
Fay, Dini
Reyals
Verhard
M. Raley
Kono
Sint, Lublin
EW. Ball
Caspitter
PO Street
Telephony
Richardson & Ht
Swift-St
Range
Forbes
Sorrow
Trangie
Wilmot
Lee Street
Brownhill and Sons
Pery Street
N.S
Verald
Vera Sharples
Mollie Cox
Mona Dempsey
Connie Whitehouse
Mary Roddy
Doyce Matthews
Rita “Bestwick
Netty Devine
Joan Ross
Mavi Reily
Pattie Hannelly
Betty Hoffmans
Dawn
Ann Gavin
Joan Fahey
Edie Smith
Nellie Brady
Phyilia Wilcox
Betty Barnes
Ken Ward
Ernie Sparkes
Jim Roddy
Brian Sloans
Allan Crowe
Mercer Leonard
Finnie
Gladya Lay
Ethel Burke
Dulcie Burke
Tsopet Meehu
Jean Ryan
Kitty Hoffman
Mollie Gibbs
Lorna Harris
Reg Murray
Ronnie Mostyn
Harold Breen
Ronnie Sloane
Jack Reece
Shi Sharpies
Rank
Agnes Quinn
Margaret Kelly
Mary Healey
Jean Harri Gerty McNamara
Phyllie Whiteman
Aileen Reidy
Sadie Brown
Carnival
Carnival.—Ann Veech, Florence Kelly, Mary O'Shaughnessy
Dorothy Whitehouse
Rame Matthews
Berey Cahill
Phyllis Ketlahan
Gwen Gollag
Kathleen McAtamnaey
Chamber OF Commerce
Salvationists
Harvey Brothers
Opticians
A.A. Harvey
M.O.A. Optician
Griffiths
Singer Sewing Machine
C. Maddrell
H. Bestwick
General Agricultural and Implement Agent
Lucerne & Hay Presses
Schwarer
Hollywood
Morrison's
Warkee & CO
Greengrocers
Southern Cross
Sole Agen
G. P. Wall & Son
Yedval
Nauisma Crescent
East
Murray Bros
Maughan ST. Welington
N.S.W
A. M.S
Inpurieg
T. A Diceson
Geelong
Victoria
Ara Rit Roe
the. Kins
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