Footpath dispute halts Percy Street resurfacing
Ald Dowd's proposal to continue top dressing the Percy Street footpaths was ruled out of order after a lengthy council debate. Ald Walker and others defended ongoing tar and cement repairs despite estimates of three decades of prior work, noting the Western Stores route and Percy Street footpaths as key concerns while warding off conflicting amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald Dowd
Percy Street
al Dowd
Tony
Rorya
Bevey Street
Walker
Evry
Whiteley
Ald
Swift Street
Kelly
Warne Sereoy
Anhat Wil Erattal
Mile Dowd
Wextern
SU Kol
Ds KL
Thoms
Sligovine
Anderson
la Marth
Ali
Cornell
Covie
Powis
Cyuneil
Thuc
Sham
Alt
Dowd
Connell
Percy
Aiwa Works Fund
Ald Walker
Ald Kally
Melly
Lowi
Tennis notes on championship events and junior tournaments
The club outlines dates for upcoming championships and junior events with open entries. Matches use the American system, with various age divisions and doubles formats, plus entry fees and trophy presentations planned for August.
Wellington Public School Repairs Urgently Sought By Chamber
Wellington Chamber of Commerce council members led by President McMahon visited Wellington Public School to press for urgent repairs promised two years ago. They cited worn outside and interior paint, ventilation issues, crowding, and unsafe classroom conditions as needing action. The chamber plans to present the case to Minister Torrington via the local committee and seeks support from the Wet Parents and Citizens Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wet Parents & Citizens’ Association
Wellington Chamber of Commerce
Wellington
Council of the Chamber
Me. McMahon
D&c
Wallington
Toruuou
Australian Red Cross Society Visit at Tindangore Sub-Branch
On a Wednesday delegation of Mia Barian Mia Naren Mrs Porter and Mire Ryan visited Tindangore Sub-Branch, spending a happy afternoon with members. President Mr Narman Lyons welcomed them. a prize and linen handkerchief were awarded. Parcels were opened for the American Tea display and packing for Sydney proceeds noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiernean
Mia Barian
Mia Naren
Mrs. Porter
Mire
Ryan Pill
Tindangore Sub. Branch
Narman Lyons
Aly Eepestt
Mia Surman
Tonkin
Barton
Mya. Porter
Haima Net
Birt
Sydney
Priley
Pons Wittens
Margy
Lumpstonio School
Pale jysKmus
Mths
Wellington District Hospital fundraising drive and events outlined
The Wellington District Hospital appeal plans a produce stall on September 4 and a charity sports day with a Germany of races and cash prizes to raise funds. The Wellington Fernie Club and local committees organize a tournament with entries and novelty races for all ages, with proceeds to the angelic Appeal and acknowledgments to supporters.
Record Crowd at Wellington Mayfair Theatre Ball
A record crowd attended the Mayfair Theatre event on Friday night, raising funds for local patriotic aims. Umpired by the Wellington Public Association and the Tunchor Federation, the fancy dress ball drew over 300 attendees by 8 o clock, with many children in costumes. Judging of costumes took over an hour, the hall was decorated, and a grand parade showcased numerous outfits. Revenue of £50 10s was raised, with proceeds to patriotic causes. dancing continued into the early hours amid high praise for the organizing committee and volunteers who fed and cared for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfair
Wellingon Pani Co
Wellington
Draven
Mgr
J. B. McKinnon
Ren
Nieth
June Bertwick
Shirley
Devenilahy
Doreen Devenich
Doreen Anderwn
Urata
Foster
Waimer Vehool
Betty Taylor
Elisabeth McGenchie
Madge a'Beckett
J. Feagley
Rone
Judith Earlon
M. McDowell
W Newland
Cwurien
Hodges
Kes
Stel
Unclear Weather Forecast Fragment
Fragmentary forecast text hints at coastal region conditions with fronts and cool nights. Mentions north to adjacent areas and potential general fine conditions inland though details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oncy
Shaw
Anuth
Presentation for Rex Cater by Wellington Polo Club
Sergeant Rex Cater of the Melbourne unit was honored at the Royal Hotel by the Well ing-07 Polo Club in Sydney. Club officials praised his polo skill and friendship, with apologies from many members for absence and hopes he would soon rejoin the Wellington polo team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Cater
Brookfield
Royal Hotel
Sydney
N. H. Smith
R. GB. Barton
Mem
Wespen
Pice
Jullinges
Keannie Wade
Pransing
Dusine
Wellington
Surgvant Calor
Donation drive boosts sporting bodies and groups
Amid efforts to honor generosity, sporting bodies and organizations record donations and acknowledge acts of support. Country centers report strong cash gifts and some collect sheep and nodules for the state, while generous volunteers offer printing of large calligraphy free of charge to the committee.
Magnificent Seroun Muceers Highlight Two Leaders
Two men lead a notable event as their actions gain attention. The report notes their roles and the impact on the audience, with emphasis on leadership and public interest in the unfolding development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autor
Mrenugrae The boar way show at MacMurray Theatre
A fragmented review notes the MacMurray Theatre program featuring a Hollywood satire, a Bollywood spoof, and a stage comedy by Dre A Cronin. It mentions actors Fred and other names, with references to the Marquarie Theatre and upcoming performances this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacMurray
Butburn Seenwyck
Jannicht
Hellywood
Fred
Hollywood
Bollywood
Columbia
le- Wen
Hapala Chie
Trip
Dre A. Cronin
Cronin
Danton
Wool Market Updates Amid War Fueled Appraisal Scheme
Australian wool traders prepare for resumed appraisement cycles with 750,000 bales expected to be handled. Wool is moving swiftly as the new appraisal scheme becomes operational, aiming to keep trade flowing despite wartime disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Sean
Bydney
Renal
Newemnte
Vallaine
Elip
Emma
Wellington Hands Won Garbon a Narrow Reserve Victory
Wellington defeated Wongarbon 13 to nil in a reserve grade match. Key moments included goals by Ue, Duffy, and a late score by Wonwarhon. Injuries affected the game as a player suffered a broken arm. Beasley and others stood out in rucks. The result preserves North Burlington pride and hints at potential selections for the next representative team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy Wow
Woniaron
Duyk Maalorsun
Seoul
Geil de Winsett
Wellingtate
Wong
Dig Wanie
Een
Hogan
Hell Way
Fuckien
Joe Ley
Qomiy
Kul
Ol Wongsebon
Sisiters
Beasley
Cmd
Cmd Game, and He Missed In the Pack. Wonwarhon
Tee Willy
Koe
Wurda
Byony
Wellington
Lame Seamel
Fun Ayer Ind
Mimeat Y Diffeutt
OHM
Wongarbon
Wy Muthrook
Vorh Siden
Hue
Aly
Nurlington
Corby
Jeohan
Willian
Moreen
Colling
Angan
Hood Feathallera
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Ventry
Teo Weill
Therramada
Abe Ree Velvers
Tuensay
Aysitem
Thuretoy
Mossever
Mtr
Lee Ling
Syiluvy
Chamber OF Commerce
Australian Red Cross Society
Wellington District Hospital
Lee Stneet
Welingom
Furthur
Wellington Fernie Club
JE. McKinnon
Squire
J. St. Wilieley
Wavey Taylor
Taylor
Eimervel
Romudittee
Saaiol
Aiida
Potay
Hoye
Greenave
Jill Anderson
Ann Wileking
Myre Foc
Smith Wagglel
Tedon
le Montgomery
Girle
Margaret
Monw Sprattjevt
Rvnner
Juliet
Geoff Gosper
Puny Johns
Liberty
John Frogley
Joal Moncrivffy
Geo Keble
Fruman
Girkh
J. Murray
Minnie
Warren
Barnett
Sybil Lavendge
Thie
Tiny
Rowe
Rey Wall Girk
Earth Piper
Margaret Dotty
Aperial Prise
Joe [Whiteman
Uru Camerom
Re Wilkins
Blo
Cameron
Sergeant Rex Cater
Macquarie
Michael Redgrave
Margaret Lock Wood
Imlyn Williams
Blondie
Sarbon
Yaster
Cinerom
Duffy
Carly
Sam Uyer
Tia Giaie
Wellingtun
Allis
Shaws
Welling Yi
Turton
Deeb
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