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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 04, 1944
Page
4
Wanted to buy small cottage, vacant, cash offers £550 or £600 by letter to Times. Also seeking two whippet or small kangaroo rabbit dogs for Maurice E. Pearce stock agent. Free wheel bicycle for sale, run 40 miles, £10 cash. Lost black purse Friday night at railway station or Molong Road. reward.
A brief town message from A. F. Wild thanking electors for support and pledging continued efforts for progress and welfare of the Wton Municipality.
W. T. Everett expresses gratitude for the trust and support shown in the recent Wellington municipal election. He pledges to continue his best efforts to merit the confidence placed in him and to serve the town faithfully.
In the matter of the poll of electors held December 2 1944 for Ridings B and C, the returning officer declares the candidates with the highest votes duly elected as Councillors for the ensuing triennial period starting December 2, 1944. Riding B Thomas Reginald Edols and William Lauritz Johansson. Riding C Allan James O'Brien and Henry James Wykes.
A brief electoral statement from Cc. C. McMahon expressing appreciation and pledge of continued best efforts on behalf of the electors in the upcoming term.
An open letter from M. Knott of Allan's Walk Bendigo invites renewing old fur coats into a bridge coat cape or chokers. A representative will call. no coupons needed. An interview imposes obligation. Signed Yours faithfully M. Knott.
A note to the electors of B Riding Macquarie Shire expresses thanks for their confidence at the recent election and pledges continued effort to forward the district's interests. Signed by CR REG EDOLS.
A благодарная note to supporters following the Municipal Election Saturday Institute expressing commitment to continue best efforts for the town and to justify the confidence shown.
A note from Vin J. Carroll thanks supporters for their backing in Saturday’s municipal elections. He pledges to work hard for the town and prove worthy of the confidence and trust shown.
A municipal election note expresses gratitude for the Saturday vote of residents and the town's faith in the writer. The author pledges to uphold policy and the local values while addressing constituents and signing with Yours faithfully.
Classified note offers a Buick seven seater in new condition with good tyres. Registered. Pegged price. Apply Hosking at 47 Lee Street for details.
I extend my thanks to the electors of Wellington for their support at the Municipal Election on Saturday and to express the confidence placed in me. W. A. Nelson.
Vincent James Carroll William McKinley Cook Edward James Cullen Percy Tring Arthur Percival Marshman Albert William Moy William Alvin Nelson Vincent Wellesley Savage Bertram Arthur White Athol Fletcher Wild were elected aldermen for the Wellington Municipality for the ensuing three years. Returning Officer J Harvey announced the results at Council Chambers on 2 December 1944.
A new alderman expresses gratitude for support at the election and hopes for strong vision and judgment in the years ahead to justify the public confidence shown.
At Winchcombe Carson's auction last Thursday by Brazier Euchareena, 21/1d august 20/5d. for 119 crossbred ewes. Sheep and lambs totals reached 51,398, with the market described as noticeably dearer.
The Wellington Central School ground improvements, approved by the Education Department, are held up. The Public Works Department urges competitive tenders, noting Macquarie Shire's quotation, while the P and C Association seeks further departmental review. Minister Heffron says to consider council input and timing, with action promised soon.
The Ives Circle gathering will meet at 3 pm next Wednesday in the Salvation Army Hall Lew Street. Members are urged to attend for the final meeting of the year to hear reports on circle activities and read letters of appreciation from servicemen on Australian soil.
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