Wellington owned Kitallurgy in Moorefield Trial Stakes
Wellington owned and trained Kitallurgy after Newcastle form, driven wide at turn and beaten a half head in the Trial Stakes. Cargeonel Kitallvy Goya led winner 6 to 1 with other races including Juvenile Handicap Flowers Seubloon Gallant Law and Three Year Old Handicap Ver veil Beltana Felbridge. Mentone results list Irish Gem Lynmouth Mokan and trials at various venues with winners and odds.
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Kitallurgy
Newcastle
Moorefield
Cargeonel
Kitallvyy Goya
Flowers
Seubloon
Gallant Law
Verveil
Beltana
Felbridge
Brighton
Craigie
Davius
Annie Laurie
Handiayick Whittington
Boston
Atehing
San Souci Welter
Jazier
Mattheus
Brueghelier
Grand Prodige
Sungater
Valiant Garde
Ivy
Mentone
Taingham
Naralia
Lynmouth
Mokan
Timber
Attorney
Holyrood
Night Link
St. Dandy
Ascot
Simmering
Vavalio
Pickway
Norfolk
Ardall
Jocularity
Greer Garson
Auction of household items and furniture announced
Porcelai lined ice chest bed room suite bicycle lounge suite and household appliances offered for sale at auction on Wednesday next by Pan V Roddy at the corner of Maughan and Arthur Streets. On Friday 8th December at 3 pm the monthly meeting of the Ped Cross Society will be held in the C of E parish hall.
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Porcelai
Pan V. Roddy
Maughan and
Arthur Streets
Han
Ped Cross Society
C. of E. Parish
Scout News: Kingfishers Earn Second Class and More
In two months of activity the Kingfishers completed several hikes and built ovens and waist high fireplaces during excursions. Charlie Barton passed fire fighting pioneering and signalling for his second class barge. Brian Brown and Bill Pruden passed fire lighting for second class. George Keble passed pioneering signalling and fire lighting for second class. Barnett passed pioneering swimming and first aid for first class.
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Charlie Barton
Brian Brown
Bill Pruden
George Keble
Barnett
Neurea Bush Fire Brigade adopts levies and setup
A Neurea meeting on 28 November decided levies of 10 shillings per small holding under 1000 acres and £1 per 1000 acres for larger holdings to fund the brigade. A 5 shilling fee is set for non property owners in Baker's Swamp, with R. Byron elected treasurer to collect fees. Equipment will be stored at Neurea Post Office and Baker's Swamp depots, and local residents across Apsley Neurea and Baker's Swamp are urged to support the project.
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R. Byron
Baker's Swamp
Neurea
K. Brien
H. F. Owens
Baker’s Swamp
Apsley
Halfway House Riders High on Patron Support
A fragmented note highlights an event at a country venue titled Halfway House with patrons enjoying an early audience. The piece hints at a Saturday program and a program named Riding High, with favorable attendance from country patrons.
Glandular Extracts Claim Rapid Weight Loss
An advertisement promises weight loss of 1 to 6 pounds weekly using glandular extracts with no health harm. It claims wartime discoveries have made the loss permanent and invites readers to request a Free Diagnosis Chart and full particulars from S. Kelener, Grand Socialist, 174 Philby St, Sydney.
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S. Kelener
Macquarie St
Philby St
Sydney
Police raid nets arrests over betting premises
Police raided a Namama Crescent business on Saturday afternoon. Michael and Emanuel Cassidy were arrested and charged as keepers of a room used for betting, twelve others were charged for being on the premises. All were granted bail and will appear at the Police Court tomorrow before Mr. G. W. Brown P.M.
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Namama Crescent
Michael
Emanuel Cassidy
G. W. Brown
P.M
Public meeting planned on retrenchment in small arms factories
Following a notification of large scale retrenchment at the Lithgow Bathurst and Orange plants and the feeder works including Wellington a public meeting is proposed for Friday night to thoroughly state the matter and discuss the impact.
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Lithgow
Bathurst
Orange
Wellington
Os Wee Wee
Australian car cost and tax relief call from NRMA leader
The NRMA president J McMahon urged an all Australian car and said cost is debated but Australians want a cheaper car. He argued taxes on vehicles and petrol keep motor ownership a luxury and urged government to cut taxes on completed vehicles to aid owners.
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N Rald
Man From Down Under sees wrong impression overseas
Overseas audiences are urged to see the film Man From Down Under as the Australian subject misinterpreted abroad. The playdates run Wednesday Thursday and Friday with emphasis on striking impressions for international viewers.
Kitch Cup Final Crowned By Collins Rink In Easy Win
G Collins W Fulton W Murray and G McGill defeated J H Truman D Gibson E May P Jewell 14 to 3 in the Kitch Cup final on the local green. Collins clear lead and superb draw shots dominated a day out for the winning rink as their opponents were outclassed. Other rounds saw Roy Evans Ted Brennan Peter Barke and a championship pairs match won by Preston and Murray. The season opens with a Wellington rink visiting Gulgong and the greens were praised for upkeep.
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G. Collins
W. Fulton
W. Murray
G. McGill
J. H. Truman
D. Gibson
E. May
P. Jewell
Collins
Skiyper
Skiport
Dave Austin
Roy Evans
Dr. N. Keble
Ted Brennan
Stan Cashel
Peter Barke
Peter McGahan
J. Preston
Frank Murray
H. Nicholls
Bert Brown
Wellington
Gulgong
Two The Voice of Freedom Broadcasts Set This Week and Next
The Voice of Freedom plans two notable broadcasts this week and a follow up a week later. The first program titled dust and Statesmanship will air at the usual hour, with the second Why Blame Providence? scheduled a week afterward. The announcements note heightened significance given current conditions.
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Voice of Freedom
Providence
Macquarie Theatre Features Laughton Triple Bill
At Macquarie Theatre patrons enjoy Charles Laughton in The Man From Down Under with danger and thrills, plus This Was Paris starring Ann Dvorak and others. Tender Comrade screens tonight and tomorrow with Ginger Rogers as a war worker, Jo and Chris’s Los Angeles story. Also shown is the drama Bus Roars as part of the program.
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Macquarie Theatre
Charles Laughton
Paris
Ann Dvorak
Ben Lyons
Jiffith Jones
Ginger Rogers
Chris
Los Angeles
Charmosan Face Powder Promises Youthful Glow
Christina compares the powder to turning back time as she admires a youthful complexion. The advertisement claims Charmosan face powder conceals faults with a misty veil of loveliness and instant charm, promising to erase years and perfume with a romantic scent.
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Christina
Mother Hubbard
Charmosan face powder advertised in multiple shades
An advertisement promotes Charmosan face powder available in Rachel Naturelle Peche and San Tan. It claims long lasting wear and notes box sizes big for 2/6 and small for 1/3. Sold everywhere.
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Rachel
Naturelle
Peche
San Tan
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Thornton
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S.P
Australtan
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