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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Aug 18, 1941

Page

8

Memorial Service For Mrs. Ernest Bullock At Wellington Church

A memorial service was held at the Baptist Church Wellington for Mrs. Ernest Bullock who died Thursday. Rev J S Baker led the service and Rev J Hunter gave the address noting her sweet disposition, devotion to church work and influence as a mother to her sons. He urged trust in God and preparation for home call as essential. A similar service was held at Pournewood with mourners filling the church.

Baptist Church Wellington Ernest Bullock Hey J. S. Baker J. Hunter Hunter Bullock Twlhead Pournewood

Macquarie Show Stirs Audience in Town Studio

A lively performance at the Macquarie venue drew steady crowds, delivering a vibrant display of local talent tonight. Performers showcased varied acts, earning applause from attendees and solid turnout for an intimate community event.

Labour Critics Say McKell Fails With War Loan Rejection

The piece argues Labour leader McKell cannot fulfill election pledges after the Loan Council refused a 10 million pound loan. It contends war pressures forced reduced allocations, justifying tax rises and criticizing McKell for grand promises, limited by wartime finance and Council decisions. It cites his policy clashes with the Commonwealth and state financiers amid defense emphasis.

Labour McKell

Red Cross Wellington Adopts Four Prisoners of War

The Wellington branch adopts four prisoners of war funded by donations from members. Each prisoner receives comforts during captivity at about £1 per week. Cheques for £52 are gratefully acknowledged from Mrs M Cater and Mrs A McConochie. Donations to the Adoption scheme will not be used for other Red Cross purposes until the need for POW support ends.

Wellington M. Cater A. McConochie Red Cross Navy Air Force

Unclear War Policy Promises Aid NSW Labor Moves

The discussion centers on war effort funding for Australia and New South Wales, with accusations that promises by Mr McKee and his government cannot be kept. It suggests the Wages Tax will not be abolished despite legal avenues, with a claimed new excuse to maintain or replace it. The State Government's next steps are awaited with interest.

Australia Tasmania South Australia McKell King’s Cross Mr. McKell da Council Wart Pacific Great Britain Commonwealth Labour Party Michell Cort New South Wales

Interstate travel rules for NSW motorists entering adjoining states

The N R-MLA states no restrictions on interstate travel presently, except NSW motorists entering NSW neighboring states must carry compulsory third party insurance and obtain a visitor's permit. A plan to abolish visitor uses among NSW Victoria SA has not yet taken effect. Petrol rationing has reduced interstate traffic but border residents still seek travel to nearby states. motorists are not subject to action by the Fuel Control Board while using petrol.

New South Wales Victoria South Australia

The Curse of Buddha Broadcast Curses War Enemies

The Department of Information announced that Thailand as a Buddhist nation will be under Lord Buddha’s protection. It warned four curses on nations waging war against Thailand: illness and insanity, economic collapse, social ostracism, and divine punishment including earthquakes plagues and other disasters.

Thailand Buddha Heaven

Removal Notice From Boot Repairer W D Austin

W D Austin the boot repairer announces move to 17 Warne Street opposite Kimbel's Bakery. He will continue stocking White Working Boots and Shearers Boots and operate as usual. Signed W D Austin.

Warne Street Kimbel’s W. D. Austin

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