Wellington pupils stage gymnastic and boxing display
A large audience enjoyed a Wellington Intermediate High School gymnastic and boxing show led by Mr E Pidgeon. Students performed on horizontal and parallel bars, showcased self defense, and three boxing bouts amid precise routines. Prizes were awarded, and a post show reception followed at the Public School.
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Alexander Theatre
Wellington
E. Pidgeon
Vin
Pidgeon
George Bruce
Mr. Emanuel
Uveir
Olor Loys
Tnt
Nithouga
R. B. Emanuel
J. C. Knight
Savage
Jvehe J) Barnes
Wenior Ry Longhurst
Row
Ren
Dave Lynch
Don Blatch
J. Riot
W. Smith
George Brace
Federal Mine Company Formed to Boost Local Prospecting
F. Glynn, an original prospector at Wauluman's Federal Mine, reports a six hundred thousand gallon water bail and a trial ore parcel yielding about twenty ounces of gold with notable silver. He describes costly earlier dole funding, state approval, and urges public share support to aid the district.
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F. Glynn
Wauluman
Ord
Galup
Cessnock
Wes
Dole
Heal
Amending Legislation Threatens Private Land Rights
Forneaster discusses a proposed amendment to the Mining Act of New South Wales aimed at liberalising access to privately owned land for mining. Landowners fear loss of control, noting current 200 yard by 150 foot buffer and arguing changes could damage improvements and hinder peaceful enjoyment of property. A recent Full Court judgment is cited regarding potential impacts.
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New South Wales
Tia
Imlule
Warwick Purin Races Saturday at Cumberland
Sporting notes mention Salted Tela Bush Hurdle with Gioenses Abbots Tal and Gay rows among entries. Winners include Maiden Nursery Maichaps Mystic Spell and Gay Lass. December Handicap sees Minge Enamour prevail. Cumberland game at half time tied 2-2, second half close as Cumberland players shifted tactics.
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Warwick Purin
Gioenses Abbots Tal
Gay Rows
Hws
Maichaps
Tonic Mystic Spell
Gay Lass
Hta
Camden Hannenn
Divighom
Goriain
Jacko
Happyendo
Tod
Voiluntif
Touch ~ Kagal
Minge Enamour
Elmuros
Kangaroor
Cumberland
Drew's Nursery Play Production Trade Supplied Diaphay
A garbled local play exhibition note lists participants and supporters including Montefiores Wel Trade and multiple members such as Longhurst Haller Brown Kimbell Lynch Lorkrey Kennedy Rich Row Smith Smith Batok Bullock Davidson Wilmot Mackay Loch Sutton Steward Fike Bruce Mollier Morwin Palos Beckton Morann Cros Preston Chey Vo Mewkin Hobson Poole Briggs Coitiss Hipany Sueb Pay Oumenet Ken.
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Boyd
Ft. Longhurst
Mh. Haller
A. Brown
M. Kimbell
Lynch R.lorkrey
Ro Kennedy
Rich Row
Smith
W. Smith
N. Batok
M. Bullock
FU Davidson
Wilmot Fi Mackay
Dy Buenos
Wleh
J Loch
Sutton
C. Steward
Fike
G. "Bruce
H. Mollier
Morwin
AL Palos
Jo Beckton
Morann
Re Cros
Preston
We Chey
Stu Vo Mewkin
B. Hobson
Dy Moers
Eo Poole
Briggs
Enel Vo Coitiss Hipany
M. Ken
Safety notes on vehicle jacks and road hazards in Britain
Practical warnings stress stable jacking using wooden blocks and wheel chocks to prevent collapse, avoid working under raised cars, and use proper supports. Warns against kerosene and fuel as supports. Describes new trip signals for trams and analyzes British car ownership and exports. Calls for regular wiring inspections and formal driving tuition, plus tips on camping tents and road-safety comparisons between England, Wales and the United States.
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Conden Unik
Great Britain
Ars. Haring
United Kingdom
Narala
Sed
He Association
Kinglayt
NRA
Kat Thas
England
Wales
United States
Upside Down Grocery Trade Urges Moral Revival
A conference of country and city grocers heard leaders condemn unscrupulous methods in modern business and call for restoration of sound principles. The Traders' Protective Society president warned of moral depletion and urged stabilizing prices with manufacturers and distributors, plus a review of coupons and trading stamps and government action on coupons.
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Pro Wotive Society
Aivkiyena
Citu
Piereputasia
Tne
Bualnens
Holloway
Concessions to Tourists on New Zealand Vehicle Duties
The NRM A reports NZ Customs concessions for cars brought to the Dominion by visitors. Vehicles not for sale may be admitted duty free up to £800 per family, with £100 for the passenger and similar for a spouse, plus £60 per child, provided the car has been used abroad by the tourist for over 12 months and declared.
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England
Ami
Wales
United States
N.R.M.A
New Zealand
Dominion
Pepers
Bafety Cars
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Crae Eun
Inds
Ri Pichevong
R. Longhurst
Mining Act of
Sporting
Drew's Nursery
Montefiores
the Motor World
The
F_ Jenmison
Ite Bowling Green
Wades
Colgate
Colgate's
Colgate’s
Colgate’s Ribbon Dental Cream
Coprusur
J. T. Powlett
Turing
Penerah
Wade
Clifford Love & Co, Ltd
Garret
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