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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Dec 07, 1936
Page
3
A partial OCR fragment mentions an alleged theft involving initials and unclear names. The readable words indicate a misread sequence about taking a item or object, with no clear dates, locations, or responsible party. Further context is unavailable from the provided text.
Kennard Park tab Innings see B Pulbrook out to J Guain for 10 and H Pottlut out to PB Althofer. YW McCarney out to McConnell for 4, W formanee out to McConnell for 3, Volbrook bowled by Quain for 0, Ryan not out, H Stuphiene out to Althofer and Quain, Gruen bowled by McConnell, Lavey bowled by Te Quain, Sleeman bowled by J Quain. Bundries 4, in total, 192 runs behind after first innings. McDowell out to BR Pulbrook for 1, Althofer and R Pulbrook 4, Cashel out to Pulbrook, McConnell bowled by Pulbrook, Shephens out to Medill, Pettitt 6, Ry Stephens 0, Quain out to Ry, Ryn out to Stephans, Quain bowled by Lacey, Gronin bowled by McGarnay, W Quain out to McCarney, Dixon not out 5, Borvent out to de Ibanez, Dalpstounl’s won by 192 in the first innings.
Maryvale edged Comobella by three points after a tense play that saw steady scoring from Baker Simpson Sheridan and Kelly for Maryvale while Comobella’s lineup featured Burwell Traynor and Hubbard. Final tallies show bundled runs and bowling figures across both innings with key contributions from Sears Neville and Price.
fragmented OCR report recounts Australia England first test with early wickets and margins. England score 161 declared. Australia 203 at luncheon with Beattie and Pingleton contributing prior. scattered player names and partial figures amid unclear formatting.
Avon dale and Wuuluman and team mates posted scores in a bowling match. T Smith rolled 8 of 24, P Pletcher 2 of 43, T Smith 0 of 18, J Dutton 0 of 23, B Kelly 0 of 20, Te Kelly average noted.
A montage of the Local Land Land for the Land District of Wellington will be held in the Convocation at Wellington on Tuesday, 22nd November, 1H, continuing to 10 a.m. The following matters will be considered including Conversion of Special Sense Creek Moteor A.C.P. 36/1 G. Taynard O.C.P. 80/0 A. E. Hawke CP. 8/07 BJ and W. FF. Sherman A.C.P. 86/8. Extension of Term of Special cases I J. Netheraliff Spl D/L J. My Goninan Spite 18/4 F. Pope Stila 26/2 T. F. Pope pi. 26/38 Tupravament Purchise AA. Stewart WP 86/1. For Granyng or Otherwne M. M. Walks Al 85/4 3 A How Di Rata 872 We Lan Pal bre.
Marks awarded to V- boys at Wellington Boys School after gantry examinations show a year of achievement. Teacher MeL J Sexton notes results across classes with standout performances by several pupils.
The Wellington District Cricket Association issues a schedule noting no games on December 27 and January 3 due to New Year holidays. The second round starts January 6 with the first round draw reversed. Probable Wellington vs Yeoval Association players listed for the Sunday match at Wellington showground include R. Smith, H. Collins, W. Price, J. Cudden, W. Bien, C. Bell, W. Ryan, A. Byers, G. Greentree, J. Franlgatt, C. Mostyn, S. Hubhwed, and J. Kelly.
The Swimming Club held a busy Thursday night with a point score race and committee meeting. Spectators enjoyed morning and evening events, the House competition featured a four-man over 60 yards finish, Macquarie won by a touch from the President's House. The fast distance time was 1.59. The polo match between the Indies and men’s clubs ended 3 1 with the ladies victorious. Afternoon diving display by the Wellington troupe drew praise as officials discussed goal improvements and a three metre dive tower for Olympia stand. A forthcoming fireworks display on Monday night 28th inst will fund Baths property upgrades.
A fragmentary exchange letters page shows Gad's sharp rebuttal to God and others. The writer accuses Diana and local officials of evasion and defends engineers and salaries, citing specific figures and roles. The letter ends with threats of personal and libellous charges against council officers if pursued in meetings.
Mudgen Bay Scout Group received compliments after a special Scoup survive at the Church of England. Scout and committee members including a signer preached a sermon while Boy Scouts collected the offering. District committee members and the Mid Western District visited Afude poo on Sunday. If any business requests a boy, please contact Constable Utton with the requirements.
Heavy rain delayed the Catholic carnival opening at Monarch Pictures vacant allotment. Cold, damp conditions reduced Thursday and Friday attendance, but workers reported good business by Saturday night. Four stalls plus raffles and prize articles were set to raise funds as the carnival aimed to complete that night with a strong turnout.
Fragmentary entries show sales at Wellington with buyers such as Beax ing Bros and Sulllne Co Ltd and prices for crossed bred snickers and wethers. Additional lines reference Pomington and Mf MeLoad with lamb and cattle lots. Names and places are partially garbled in this historical market report.
McNally Grainstow and Martin Ltd report the Grange horse sale day with 110 head yarded and many buyers present including scouts and district farmers. Prices ranged from modest saddle horses to heavy harness entries with several high quality pieces and rising demand for medium classes.
The entire stock will be sold with all stalls in use. Children of Mary Stall run by Mia T Reidy. Girls stall led by Mesdames W Reidy, F Cordnur and J Donnelly. Circus stalls run by Mrs T Reidy, with assistants. Horse House managed by Mr J Donnelly. Other workers have given their time.
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