East Wellington and Anglicans win on Saturday cricket card
In Saturday play East Wellington beat Baptist A in the first innings and Anglicans secured an outright victory over National Fitness. Baptist A’s innings featured Norman Spratt 128 and Ray Mills 2-22 while East Wellington’s Jack Glete top-scored with 60 and Wilson 46. Anglicans won by an innings and 72 runs after National Fitness could only make 9 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angliwame
National Fitness
Eart Wellington
Baptist
Spratt
Norman Ross
Sallist
RSL
Chatman Seid
Kevin Cox
Lloyd
Norman Spratt
Tom Cameron
Ray Mulls
Ligud Waselin
Norman
Norm Ross
Avilue Spratt
RSL i
Ross
Iare
Spratt Reumained
Rey Mills
Sin Douglas
Bill Inwood
East Wellington
Sammily
Wilson
Jack Glete
J. Hughes
J. Wilkins
Eins
Inonings
Giese
Gless
Finlayson
McIntosh
Tom
Ving Il
Douglas
Wai
Cameron
Y. East Wellington
Ash Wellington
A. Wilsom
J¢ J. Williams
J. Finghes
R. Bell
How
B.j. Williams
Pigin
M. Harding
H. Bullock
J. Cornish
Bowline
B. J. Williams
T H. Bullock
Bantist
J. Willams
Thomas
Tbn
L. Bullock
Yb. Plain
C. Finlayson
A. Mottoen
Ite
Goll
Eawards
Christmas Rotary Party Brings Wellington Club Members Together
About one hundred guests including Rotarians and visitors gathered at the home of Rotarian Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Solomon on Pierce Street for the annual Christmas party. The event featured welcome by club president Mr. Moulton, sketches and films, and tributes to passing Rotarians C. J. Kumbell, B. Trimble, and W. Parkinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Solomon
Pierce Street
Breese
Wellington Club
Rovary
Meg Blackett
Wellington
Gedaime
C.J. Kumbell
Bi. Trimble
W. Parkinson
Rotary
G F. Solomon
Solomor
Hing'sperch
Citisens
Kietbell
Trimble
Parkinkona
Sipper
Warren Price
George Hartwick
Peter McGawen
Reg Hitchen
John Berney
Williaim Crossley
H. Trimble
Sydney
Australia
Urs. W. Hunciman
Haddington
Gomobelli
G. A. Bird
Granville
Runciman
Allan Bird
Korea
Repatriation Hospital
Concord
Allan
Hopea
Gnaars
Nat Barton
Nanimu
n'Beckett
Beckett
Geoff Kiss
Lester Smith
Hel Maurice
Miss a'Beckett
Trelly Smith
M. &. Pearce
Nonoie
Pearce
Abe
Miss O'Beckall
Otis
Polo Club
Missa Beckett
Shev
Eunice Nash
G. Nash
Gallen
Cath Cramer
Ue Mooltan
England
Eunice
Find
Homebush West
Eunlee
Borlend
Sycasey
Manetantte
A. G. Hawke
Raymond Street
Maureen
Schonnow
Frank Kelly
Elit Ul
Bernadette Casey
Jessie
Maxquarie Cafe
Jon
Fulton
Shire Election Frustrations Raise Voting Access Concerns
Letters decry long travel to vote in Drips stone district and accuse officials of disfranchising residents. They call for broader poll accessibility, note misbeliefs about voter eligibility, and praise Mr. Johanson while criticizing the administration’s handling of the shire and municipal inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drips Stone
Wellington
Yale
Sam Qunstion
Johanson
Lona
Would-be Dictators and Talking Machines Not Wanted
A reader letter criticizes the Times for electors and warns against dictators and “talking machines” in politics. The writer urges open, smear-free democracy and moral courage, asking the editor to expose alleged cowardice among former councillors and defend electors who resist manipulation by sound-bite politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Wellington Grazer
Times
Grande
Mmabe
Marday
Dicastor
Ukea
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Baptist “A
Anglicans
Joan Ame
Ian Ssa
A. Bullock
A. Peyer
R. Herring
C. Bell
Otal
A. Wilson
A.thomas
K. Plain
A. Ryan O
A Wilson
A. McIntosh
K . Bullock
K Plain
N. Edwards
B. J. Cornish
J. Giese
C. Pinlayson
A. Rywn
Exirks
J. Williams
Pine Park
Baeter
Mire F. Rae
Catholic Shore
Bde
Papua
McCruley
E. Aeros
Mir
W. Cook
Melbourne
Cook
R. Job
Wyetiitella
Oblay
Orontes
Core Xumbert
Thora Fins
Hornsby District Hospital
Atany
Brian ‘Putton
Brian Sant
Frlends
Brien
Jack Lesmon
Ooby
Janice
Cooparoo
Brisbane
J." W. Cook
Ambleside
Mr. Leamon
Jnice
Hus
Bil
Sohn Berney Stindy
Shire Elections
Dripstone
GEO
W. Althofer
Tos Samual Ginal
Jack Mower
New Zealand
Mower
MES
Allan Harvey
Wellington Chisens
Monarch Hall
Grant Anch Cess
Min. Sinaates
A. Conett
Btanmore
J.C
Millar
Percy Street
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