Branch Formed For Wellington Primary Producers
A Wellington meeting organized by the District Officer of the APPU formed a new Wellington branch. President Campbell led a faction urging unity under a single nationwide farmers union amid debate on wool sales policy and national finance. Officers elected included Campbell as president and Hodgkinson as vice president.
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Branch of Primary Producers
Wellington
APPU
C. Bastlett
Union Iry
Booth
Cr AP. Marsh
Ab.pul
Nsw
Ois
Jesse
T. Hodgkinson
Hodgkinson
Aenea
Bruce Campbell
Campbell
Mr. Hodgkinson
J. W. Reynolds
C. Anglersyn
A.B. Spargo
J. Lipecombe
Puller
Chaiman
Marshuian
Wellington man fined for insulting cafe worker
A Wellington man, Jack Pulbrook, was ordered to enter into a recognisance of 20 pounds for good behaviour for twelve months after insulting a female Marquarie Cafe employee on October 21. The magistrate warned that a penalty could have been harsher if the complainant pressed charges, with costs fixed for the defence and witnesses.
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Wellington
Marquarie Cafe
T. Palmer
Petty Sisstons
Jack Pulbrook
Bernadette Joan Gassey
Palmer
Tim Informant
J. T. Dasdown
Casey
Madown
Oussey
Pulbrook
Cassey
Putbrook
Pulpit Outline at Salvation Army Citadel
Captain G Pettet selects the sermon title The Paithful Three for Sunday evening at the Salvation Army Citadel The address will be based on Daniel 3 18 and a summary of the address will appear in Monday's Times issue.
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Salvation Army
G. Pettet
Daniel
Times
Christmas Mails Warn of Early Posting and Care
Public urged to post greetings and gifts early to ease handling at Sydney General Post Office. About twenty million parcels posted last year. this year to be higher. Ensure correct addresses, include sender, and request return if undeliverable. Post by December 17, use secure packing, durable wrapping, and strong containers. Pack fragile items and liquids with absorbent materials. seal envelopes. tie packages securely.
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Sydney
Weather notes signal hot spell and harvest outlook at Wellington
94 degrees logged at 2 pm at Wellington Post Office marks the peak so far this summer. Past days reached 90 on Tuesday and 87 on Monday. Harvesting of wheat is advancing, with conditions favorable for full vesting, while earlier November rains caused damage and now yields may be reduced without continued good weather.
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Wellington
Jackson Wins Sprint Trials in New Zealand Tour
Marjorie Jackson easily won the first races of her New Zealand tour at Masterton. She captured the 100 yards in Us and the 220 yards in 25.05, running against a blustering wind. Jackson will face New Zealand champion Doris Parker in Wellington on Sunday.
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Marjorie Jackson
New Zealand
Girss
Masterton
Miss Jackson
N.Z
Doris Parker
Wellington
Lithgow
Twainine Ovn
Australia
Jacqueline Baumann
Ambulance Superintendent in Relapse After Back Surgery
The condition of Wellington Ambulance Superintendent Mr Hi J Habler, who suffered a relapse of a back injury requiring a major operation, is only slightly improved. It mentions plans for two further operations in Sydney next Tuesday and notes many friends wish him a speedy recovery.
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Wellington
J. Habler
Sydney
Tueson
Convent School Concert and Prize Giving Acknowledged
Parish priest Rev Fr Solty handed out prizes across all classes and sports. Norma Bailey and Bill Murphy led prize lists with Rotary Club sponsorship for geography and mathematics prizes. The concert featured Christmas carols, instrumental solos, dances, a Dame Nature operetta, and a school song with readings and prize distributions.
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Fr. Solty
Norma Bailey
Pry Kelly
Betty
Bill Murphy
James O'Reilly
Norra Margot
Rotary
Ted Raddy
Carmel Forster
Pauline MeGarity
Maurice Ward
All Murphy
Ted Roddy
Norte Bailey
Sean Cox
Jil
Barry [McPherson
Martha Muller
Milton J Easton
Bery Williams
Dover
K. Sexton
Mavis "Hagen
Maureen Lynch
Roger Kelly
John Inwood
Carmel Lynch
Tanloe Byrnes
Faust
Ageremate
Dunece Price
Vincent Miller
James Oreilly
Salles Newell
Pat Fowley
Joan Roddy
Carmel Mason
Pam ‘Thompson
Agsragete
Deuma Gwens
Tmnelda Brenpin
Ron Gwens
Dame Nature
Norma Halley
Joan Cox
Mon Carmel Forster
Winter
Paule Ing McGauty
Noéleen Im Watt
Working Bees at Cemetery Wellington Geneva Cemetery effort
The Wellington Geneva Cemetery committee thanks all who helped at the December 2 Working Bee. Thanks reference to Tom Bestwick and Sons Ray and Kevisy for equipment and others who assisted. The note appeals for continued cooperation to restore the cemetery after a disastrous year, signed FW Everett, Secretary.
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Wellington Times
Wellington
Geneva Cemetery
Tom Bestwick
Ray and
Kevisy
Nugger
Bob Kimbell
Roy
Jack Gardell
Everett
Citizens' Band Variety Ents at Monarch Ball Friday
Comedy magic ventriloquism singing and dancing highlight a variety concert tomorrow night in the Monarch Ball. G R Trewin leads Wellington Citizens' Band organizing acts from Dubbo and Mumbil with proceeds aiding the band. The band will perform only a few times due to the large programme.
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Lve-Wire
G. R. Trewin
Wellington Citizen
Wellington Musica
Citizens
Stock sale to offer 12 duality cows and calves
The sale lists 12 duality cows and calves from Reds and Ronis and a fine Mawarre stock. Also offered are other items described as good condition with reference to Mawarre stock. The event is scheduled for Tuesday December at Wellingtin George Paul and Goldsbrough Mort and Co. Ltd. auctioneers.
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Paw
Wellingtin
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