Wellington Amateur Swimming Club Carnival Planned for December 28
A Wellington club meeting approved a carnival at the baths on December 28 to draw a large crowd during the holiday period. House competitions, 50 yard and 100 yard point events, and a three metre diving tower debate tied to a future grand stair project dominated discussion. The club plans a new room and possible council meeting to fund expansions and a painting program.
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Beniersy
Dumiowssi
Ehvar
Welcome Change Brings Cooler Weather After Heat
After a week of extreme heat a welcome change cooled conditions early this morning. Humidity eased and people slept better as intermittent rain showers moved through. By nine o clock light drizzle continued while towns hoped for steady rainfall to revive parched gardens. Harvesting is expected to wrap in two to three weeks as dry spells persist for farming districts. A Sydney storm yesterday brought light falls of rain with reported half inch in the Gulf region.
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Sydney
Plaice Cartiox
Baptist Church News and Local Notices
The Rev S A McDonnell left Wellington Monday afternoon after a weekend with Rev J Hunter and Mrs Hunter. Addresses on the Sydney City Mission were well received. Lantern Lecture attendees enjoyed the evening. subscribers urged to renew. The Home Mission Committee seeks support for year ahead. A Christmas and New Year issue of the Link is planned. Homie Mission appreciated recent efforts. Harvests show abundant wheat. prayers for continued provision and service attendance next Sunday. Western Rugby Association half yearly meetings in Orange January 10, with accommodation notices via Rev H Whibo Baptist Manse Orange. Junior Handicaps and races results listed for local athletics events. Senior Handicap heats and final results, with participants and times. Ladies Handicap winners noted.
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S. A. McDonall
Wellington
Sefternoon
J. Hunter
Mire. Hunter
Sydney City
Homie Mission
Gary
Bayal Pas
Onse
Mayone
Western Rugbier Association
Orange
Rev
H. Whibo
Baptist
Happy Days Triumph? Washout Keeps Cricket Duel In Limbo
In a rain affected match Sunday, Happy Days at full strength faced a weak showing from Hollywood Gun led by Gollan. Murgee posted 241 at 2 pm with Gillan, Welsh, Patterson and Gore contributing, while Gollan replied with 152 as Walsh and teammates bowled tightly. final result indeterminate due to washout.
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Hanay
Ty Heved Gollan
The
Hollywood Gun
Happy Days
Golan
Welvia Court
Wudeeeorm
Tatar
Tyan Ney
Claude
Whale
Gillan
Will Watts
Welsh
Patterson
Gongan
Gore
Murgee
Gollan
Garratt
Noy Uh
Mudgeo
Bankeeping results from Convent Secondary School exam
The record lists results from a bankeeping examination held at the Convent Secondary School in connection with the Southern Cross Commercial College Sydney. It names participants such as Ney, Patterson, Chalmers, Gorevic, and Gorrie with various scores and dismissals, including 88 by Patterson and 8/27 for W. Ney in bowling.
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Convent
Southern Cross Commercial College
Sydney
Ney
Carroll
W. Ney
Whale
Gollan
O. Gaevall
e.Gormn Patterson
Gofiroh
Patterson
L Ney
F. Ney
Chalmers
You
Welsh
Gorvic
J. Ney
O'Grady
Capa
Gorse
Gorrie
Letters discuss butter factory rivalries and local mills
Cit Te tn clarifies non endorsement while debating the Wellington and Dubbo butter factories. The writer questions why West town flour mills, old and underused, close due to local apathy while Wellington boasts flour mills thriving, arguing for better town support.
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Wellington
Dubbo
West
Toop
Opening of Night Bowls At Wellington Green
A strong turnout attended the official opening of night bowls at Wellington last night. The event featured social games and a card wall, with a cool, pleasant evening enjoyed by all. A four-man team including Truman Ayng Preston and Kitely traveled to Dubbo for the official opening there, Western bowlers were present and the WelVinton rink lost by five points, 90 to 25, in a close match. Next Monday sees the annual east versus west line players game, drawing much attention and enthusiasm. On the following Wednesday Dubbo B graders visit Wellington to play for the Western Stores Gap trophy.
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Avery Illingg
Messrs
J. H. Truman
Z. N. Ayng
I AL Preston
A. Kitely
Dubbo
Wel- Vinton
Dubna
Bee Western Stores Gap
Wellington
Wellington Public Tennis Club Special General Meeting Notice
Members are reminded of a special general meeting at the School of Arts Hall Wellington on Tuesday night December 8 at 8 o clock. Items include plans for improvements and budget, by law revisions, and disposition of funds. Due to bad weather tonight’s club night is cancelled.
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Wellington
Speciel
School of Arts
Grasshopper Damage Aid Discussed by Premier and Union
Mr Joby A Fleiss of the Wheatgrowers Union reports a letter from Premier Mr Stevens about extending relief to farmers harmed by grasshopper damage. The Royal Industries Agency of the Royal Bank will consider loan applications for settlers affected, with applicants directed to the Royal Industries Branch at Jes Bank.
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Joby
A. Fleiss
Wheatgrowers Union of
N.8.w
Stevens
Agricolturs
Royal
Pictures The Monarchs at local theaters and Mayfair shows
The piece notes B Phillips Oppenheim visiting a studio to view The Awaiting Quest of Tynes Bliss with Cary Grant and Morty Brian at the Garrett Kemoni studio. It also covers Warren Williams and Bolte Davis at the Monarch Theatre in Satan Mul Toy and The Mayfair Theatre run of Til We Meet Again with scenes of wartime disguises and romance, plus a plot summary of the film.
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Morty Brian
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Manavsh
Ernest Bliss
Bolte Davis
Warren Williams
Warren William
Mise Davis
Alison Skinyaethy
Porter Hall
Ardhug ‘Trevedes
Mavic Wilton
Winifyed Shu
Olin Moward
Bao
Dashiell Hammett
Azuin
Mayfair
Adel
Fianees
London
Spity
Pangan
Aviver
Foster Tun
Hghening
Injuries hit Australia regulars. Australia’s top opener doubtful
The report notes injuries plague the team with Bill Brown likely unable to participate in Brisbane test. England’s probable lineup listed with several players named, while various regional selections and match schedules are outlined for Sunday fixtures at multiple venues including Newrea, Maryvale, Campbella, and Dripstone.
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Australia
Bill Brown
Brisbane
England
G. O Alon
Apt
G. L Burnett
AL F Fuge
Wi Hammond
Mt. Leyland
L. Amor
R. Robins
Verily
Pune
T. 8. Worthington
J. M Sims
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