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Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 17, 1939

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Hospital Ball set for August 24 with lively program

The Wattle ball memory inspires the Lancing Hospital Ball committee to stage another bright night on August 24. M C announces a full programme with district competition finales, a bell of the ball, a confetti battle, prizes for novelty dances and a large portrait prize for the belle, plus a two minute between-dance Lyric orchestra set and a welcome photographer. Last year drew 200 couples. organizers hope for the same turnout and will have dancing from dusk to late.

Lancing M.C Pat Rona Palais Auxily Rcom Lyric l Orchestra Nelle Hrvelt Robert Pockley la Dore

John Hogan Launches Wheat Stabilisation Tour

John Hogan plans a northern wheat stabilisation campaign starting tomorrow at Monarch Theatre with a crowd expected. He will visit Maryvale Nea Yerval Gollan Arthurville Wellington Apex Rotary clubs and travel to Willington Eugowra Canowindra Cowra Sydney Jumee and Mayon, then two daily meetings in Victoria before Yeoval public meeting Wednesday night chaired by Mr. Munro.

Afor Maryvale Nea Yerval Gollan Arthurville Renaine Wellington Rotary John Hogan Monarch Theatre Fla Willingon Amoke Eugowra Lui Canowindra Sydney Jumee Mayon Victorian Malle Ommenda Yeoval Munro

Wool sales drop in Commonwealth year 1988 39

Sydney reports a sharp fall in wool sales in the Commonwealth year 1988 39, yielding 249 128 000 pounds and 4 922 000 pounds in revenue, down from the previous year.

Sydney

Killen Elected Chairman of UCP Central Council

Mr E L Killen of Pine Park Mumbil was elected chairman of the Central Council of the United Country Party at a meeting. He succeeds Mr J P Atott who resigned.

Sydney Central Council United Country Party Mir BT. Killen Pine Park Mumbil J.P. Atott

Federal ministers push for stronger wartime measures

Sydney reports indicate Attorney General W. M. Hughes urged federal ministers to consider stern actions as Germany may mount a significant threat in southern western Europe, signaling heightened wartime concerns and policy responses.

Sydney W. M. Hughes Germany Europe

Colleague Orders Yearly Wing Exercise on Affairs

A colleague is expected to instruct him to exercise year Ywing on international affairs. The plan outlines guidance and training in handling global issues and diplomacy. Officials emphasize coordinated approach and strategic thinking to manage evolving international relations.

Local Golfers Face Blustery Conditions in Wilkroth Trophy Play

Yesterday's golf at the local club saw mixed scores amid windy, wet conditions. K Bleschmers led the 18 hole event with 70-10 while W A Young posted 95-28, as K Bleechmare edged in the playoff for the Wilkroth Trophy. TL R Hooper and B Robinson led the challengers. The women clinched the trophy in a strong finish. Next weekend hosts open tournaments with several members expected to compete. seats are limited, and interested players should contact the secretary or captain by tomorrow.

Yaaturday Bare Wie & Road Tocal Maks Wormen Neishery Waildea Narremine To-Morow

Railway Service Reshaping Rumors Reported

In Sydney on Thursday rumours spread that all railway staff over 62 may be retired soon. Officials of the Australian Railways Union said 1000 men on the permanent way staff were retrenched in July, with more retrenchments anticipated.

Sydney Atin Australian Railways Union

State Lottery Major Prize Draw Report

The 618th State Lottery results list first prize No 68002 won by Rockdale Sydney notes second prize No 6492 allocated to Sydney third prize No 8781 to Enmore and fourth prize No 28611 to Mosman. The next draw is scheduled for tomorrow night.

Ydney Rockdale Sydney Enmore Mosman

Stock Market Report From Homebush Yard

Sydney Thursday market at Homebush yarding included 2740 head of cattle with prices firm to higher. bulls 6 to 18 pounds, cows 4 to 10, best beasts 40 shillings, good quality 95 shillings, medium 30. Sheep 10,000 penned with prices unchanged. wethers 18 to 22, ewes 10 to 19, lambs 15 to 28 shillings.

Sydney Thureday Homebush Tony

Sydney Wheat Market Weakens as Police Deny Aggressive Checks

The Sydney wheat market showed weaker tone with bulk activity improving, as officials report scattered demand statewide. Despite reports, authorities deny aggressive patrols targeting motorists for mechanical defects, claiming crime prevention and accident reduction accompany the routine checks.

Sydney Farmar

Commercial Sydney Prices for Potatoes and Feedstuffs

Thursday market notes list Tasmanian potato prices from £10 10s to £8, with various items including cane, honey, millet, chaff, oats, lucerne and hay. Entries show ranges and odd shillings or pence, reflecting a bustling commodities ledger.

Sydney Wheaton Lucerne Hay Olen

Conspiracy Charge Withdrawn in Central Police Court

Sydney court records reveal the withdrawal of a conspiracy charge against Jaen Charles Bendredt, 48, and Tomas Ross Clarke, 88, tied to an alleged misapplication of about £100 from the Tee Skating Palais Ltd. Clarke’s counsel argued charges flawed. Bendrodt’s solicitor claimed proceedings aimed to oust him. The case continues.

Sydney Jaen Charles Bendredt Tomas Ross Clarke Max Ener Central Polles Court Teder Bendredt Tee Skating 1Palais, Ltd Evatt Clarke Spender K.C Bendrodt

Wheat stabilization meeting yields thanks to speaker

Questions dominated the gathering as officials weighed the nal determination to secure the industry. On Mr Perry’s motion a hearty vote of thanks was recorded for the speaker.

Perry Etha

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