Gladioli Show Champion Trophy Awarded to Mr R McAlister
The successful Gladioli show crowned Mr R McAlister of Zonch Street as champion with his entry Pheardy a pink shrimp variety. He received the TLHLA Flanagan Cup for the exhibit amid praise for novice section entries and overall strong flower quality. The Mayor Ald J M Whiteley opened the show and praised exhibitors and society officials. Judges were C J Kimbell and T N Ayling who delivered capable decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R McAlister
Zonch Street
McAlister
Crodent
Ald
J. M. ‘Whiteley
Acuss
T. N. Ayling
Gladiolus judging results with multiple winners listed
The results show Gladiolus entries in various color categories with winners and placings. Notable names include J Mower R H Coupland N Gransden K Mower R McAlister and RL B Coupland across Novice and Open sections with numerous color and shade entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mower
R. H. Coupland
I Mower
Coupland
K. Mower
N. Gransden
N. Granaden
R. McAlister
RH. Coupland
B. Coupland
R. HL Coupland
Mower
Gladiol
J. Monard
Gladius
Rev. H Graham
K. Heinke
Floral exhibition awards and vase prize winners
The schedule lists winners for collections by A Harvey Mre J Whiting and others in categories including Vase Shasta Daisy Vase Delphiniums and Best Arranged displays. Prizes awarded to Mrs J Whiting Mrs H Graham Mrs Barden and others across multiple arrangements and vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phlox
A. Harvey
J. Whiting
Rev. H. Graham
Mrs. W Bell
Fe. A. Cowpland
H. Graham
J. Whiteing
C. Barden
Fire brigade called out at Barsey Murray home
A fire brigade responded to a blaze at Cis borne Street where burning rubbish ignited nearby scantlings. There were no adjacent buildings but a dry paddock posed a further risk as flames spread toward nearby provisions. Captain led the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barsey Murray
Cisborne Street
Heat wave hits record highs with rising temps across days
The report notes the hottest day since January 22 with 101 degrees. Temperatures climbed over five or six days to reach a peak on Friday. Clouds reduced rainfall Saturday and winds brought a dust streak. Two points of runoff were recorded.
Local Harvest Progress in Wellington Silos and Mills
Harvest operations peak as Wellington silos receive over 38 000 bushels daily with 26 trucks waiting. T K Shaw and seven staff run the intake amid rodent and frost losses, totaling an anticipated 300 000 bushels. Mills report 255 000 total, with McLeod's flour mill receiving 196 000 so far. Agricultural officials say state yield may fall short of 73 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellimertoet
T. K. Shaw
Wellington
W. Cook
McLeod's Flour Mill
Cook
Agricultural Department
Farmers’ Milling Ca
Welcome to New Salvation Army Captain and Family
A warm welcome greeted Captain and Mrs. Albert Bolly at the Salvation Army Hall on Friday night as they replace Captain and Mrs. L Rees who left for duties at Goulburn. The couple and their four children were welcomed in prayer by Rev. E A Walsham. Also present were Miss B Cuneen and Mrs Norman Johns. Wheat deliveries to the mill reached 130000 bushels with a further 20000 expected before harvest, and manager Mr A Harvey anticipates about 150000 bushels for the district. Captain Holly’s previous posting was at Bathurst and he has been recuperating in the Bow district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E W. Wykes
Bournewood
Rowe
Gollan
Bhaw
Mt & Short
Salvation Army
Albert Bolly
L Rees
Goulburn
Holly
Robert
Brian
Graeme
Elaine
E. A. Walsham
The
Baptist Church
B. Cuneen
Norman Johnsson
A. Harvey
Bakery Robbery Suspected Expert Cracker Team
Police say a crackamen likely carried out a careful break in at the bakery rear by smashing a panel and opening a Yale lock. The burglars moved to the front, lifted a table from the safe, dragged the safe amid flour bags, and blew the bolts with dynamite. The safe and cash box were opened and money taken. The till yielded little. Det Sgt Burke, and Detectives Fagan Wild Smith, with local officers, lead the inquiry. Investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.J. Kimbell
Wellington
Burke
Dubbo
Fagan, Wild and Smith
Sydney
Liberal nominees contest Lawson seat in Dunedoo meeting
In a Dunedoo gathering Liberal delegates considered candidates for the Lawson seat. Darey Walker and 3 F B Cumen of Granville were withdrawn from the nine-person list while Croft emerged as a strong contender with extensive public service. Other contenders and delegates from Wellington, Dubbo and Orange attended and weighed the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darey Walker
Wellington
F. B. Cumen
Granville
Lst
Mexsri
Mander- Jones
Q. F. Solomon
Mra
J. Q. Croudace
Wellingham
Barton and
Keble
Maura
J. Edmonds
E Cawthorn
R. A. B. Davidson
Ion Committee
Tona
Enfont
Dunedoo
Dubbo
Croft
Barton
Sonaideration
R. A. F. Brown
Prachant
Osnowindra
J. J. Cummins
Inom
Chryster
Orange
R.A. Contender
Parramatta
8. Ryrie
Grasser
Council seeks to prepare Taff Wicket despite pitch danger
Municipal Council plans a determined effort to ready Taff Wicket for play in the New Year but will first consult Cricket Association officials. Discussion centers on top dressings and pipe reconstruction at Rygate Park, with Alderman Everett cautioning against unsafe top dressing and urging proper consultation before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Council
Abd. Everett
FP. J. Ring
Gate Park
Without Cost Council
Ald. Everett
Thas
Truman
Ald
Everett
Ryyste Park
Atom
Joint Conference Decides on Cricket Pitch Prep Plan
On Friday the Mayor Ald J M Whitley and council members met with Wellington and District Cricket Association officials at RGate Park to push water and fertiliser on the pitch for growth. They pledged to have the surface ready for play in about three weeks despite rejecting a reduction in the £2 weekly charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
J. M. Whitley
Alda
F. L. Gardwick
F. W. Everett
G. E Solomon
Weillington
District Cricket Association
Mesrs
Walt
F. Ring
L Bich
Rygate Park
Association
Aldermen
von Eldered
Early cricket match notes on pitch preparation and maintenance
Association members stress that one wicket will be prepared and kept in proper playing order for future matches. They deem plenty of water and rolling essential at this early stage to ensure fair conditions and good bounce.
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Horticultural Society
HG Coombe
Lapatone
Bathurst
Bow
Port St. High School
Petersham
St. Stanislaus College
ALP
New Chines
Tsilerest
France
AM. D
Walker
AML Alandwick
Hardwick
Ald. Evereye
Council
Cricket Association
Corncll
Joint Conference
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