Wellington's New Mayor Elected at Special Council Meeting
A special Wellington Municipal Council meeting Thursday elected Ald. J. P. Walker as Mayor for the coming term after lengthy debate over the salary allowance. Debate centered on fire and other allowances, with Ald. Murray opposing cutbacks and Ald. Stewart advancing amendments. Walker received congratulatory support from several aldermen, while Mayor Preston and others pledged loyalty to the new mayor. The council also appointed committees and adjourned as plans for the pumping station and works department upgrades were reviewed for Monday's session.
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Murray
Carveth
Ais Bory
Stewart
Wellington Connell
Tubko
Alemye
Walker
Luvin
Uh Memorial
Eiall
Wellingtton
Preston
Walk
Fav Roy
AW Murray
Xalypayora
Ui Carro
Praton
Hy Connell
W. A. Miller
Couneil Stat
Alort
W Fett
Sid
Mwalu
MD. Rose
Works Department
Annual meeting of the Aus tralmalan Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society
The Melbourne based Aus tralmalan Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society Ltd held its annual meeting. Chairman T. Thompson reported a year of high activity with £912,483 in new policies valued and total income over £2.1 million. Funds rose to £7,616,749 with record gains in the year, while government and municipal securities dominated assets. Expansion included Brisbane and Wellington sites and a planned New Zealand chief office. The Actuary noted higher reversionary bonuses and the Society highlighted services like the Lien Revival System and a growing nursing system serving about 12,000 policyholders. The chairman praised staff and the meeting passed unanimously.
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Melbourne
Australmalan Temperance and General Mutual Life Assurance Society Ltd
4. T. Thompson
Shewether
Australia
New Zealand
Oerely Mveywarnays
Brisbane
Kingdom and Grenfell Streets
Adel
Wellington
Pocy-Haldern
Auvinya
First Test Team for Australia Selection at Sydney
The first Test in Sydney on Friday will feature H L Collins W Burdeley J M Gregory A Mailey C Kellaway W A Oldfield J M Taylor N8W HL and Ponsford Vic A and Vi Richardson 8 Ad Td Andrews N B W as the 43rd man with Ryder and Harthuff as reserves. Victoria provided two, and South Australia two, with Rich ards and Ponsford new to Test cricket.
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Australia
Sydney
Hou
Ty Ax
H. L. Collins
W. Burdeley
J. M. Gregory
A. Mailey
C. Kellaway
W. A. Oldfield
J- M. Taylor
Thendry
W. A. Ponsford
Vic
Vi Richardson
Td. Andrews
N.B W
Ryder
Harthuff
Victoria
South Australia
Pany Ruoigh
England
South Austtralia
W. S Ponsford
Richardson
W. Richard
Rigland
Ninn
Dévan
Prussat
Cobbors Shire Council Holds Final Monthly Meeting
The Cobbors Shire met at Gourie on Thursday with Cr McCabe Deputy President, Cr Conn, Cr Yeo, and G Morlay present. Motions approved sealing the obligation form for a special grant, deferral of ring bark work pending engineer report, and several road and bridge matters. A special meeting chose Dr P McCabe as president after a tied ballot with A G Morley.
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Cobbors Shire
Gourie
Thureday Lnst
Cre McCabe
Conn
B Yeo
G. Morlay
Cr. A. Morelay
Cr. Conn
Hr. Morley
Cr. J. Conn
Department of Loxus
Lands Department
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Dr. Yeo
Tevan
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G. A. Winter
Dennyky Mine
Teo
McCabs
Winter
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Yen
Metabo
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Grays Tor
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Gilewndra Shire
Yar
Sywax
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W. P. Kelly
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Dunedon
McCaby
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Dover
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Fame Castor
P. McCabe
A. G. Morley
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Bowls: Dubbo Routs Wellington in Guriell Shield showdown
Dubbo bowlers defeated Wellington on Saturday afternoon in the Guriell Shield after a rain delay. No 3 rink saw a runaway win for Dubbo, giving them a 41 point afternoon lead despite close margins in Nos 1 and 2. Spectators packed the venue as locals and visiting presidents mingled post match.
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Dubbo
Wellington
Secree
Bilo
Dabbo
Searsn
Englishmen and juniors clash in state cricket selection row
A chaotic report details a match between Englishmen and juniors under Waluran M A Noble with erratic scoring lines. A state cricket selector allegedly attacked team members during the selection meeting, prompting claims of bias and calls for investigation.
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Waluran M
Georga H Owall
Gilden
Edger
Freeman
Gilligan
Howell
Brooman
Honewe
Kilney
England
Hobbs
Owe
Budlife
Bundron
Wellington Cricket Clash Yields Visitors Victory
A Wellington match against a combined Wellington side ended with the Sydney Railway Guards’ cricket team winning by 206 to 193. A visitor scored 118, while Wellington’s Wall contributed a bold and the game hinged on late runs as Fuller promises full details in the next issue.
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Macartney
Blaze
Melbourne
Adelaide
Gregory Gomne
Scott
Wellington
Carlton
Sydney Railway Gourds
All Blacks Triumph Over Warwickshire In Narrow Win
The All Blacks secured a 20 point victory over Warwickshire as racing and boxing results pour in from Moorefield and Sydney venues. Notable performances include R Skelton’s six stake wins worth 23806/40, Hemey’s two race earnings of £181/10, and a Maiden Handicap spread across three divisions with Rosshoon Duke March and Lornstock among winners. Spectators reached 20,000 at Melbourne Stadium where Bon Martin outperformed Fox, while wrestling at Sydney Stadium drew ten thousand fans. In Moorefield racing, Maiden Handicaps and Moorefield Stakes produced multiple winners led by White and Black and Valuia Queen, with Crowned results in Caviton Mite events.
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HL Dull
Eidce
Machinbrook
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Victoria Park
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Victoria
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Valuia Queen
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Linulla
Glen Kelstan
Flyaway
St Eaton
Lady
Macquarie
Moornfield
Buckray
Qubochon
Endorgan
Wes Sington Rifle Club Prizes and Trophy Result
Quarterly rifle shooting results show Condon 216 81 and Nowland 200 10 for prizes. Arthur Thompson 218 15, J Preston 205, W A Jones caps, Nowland 498, Thompson 431, Kelly 400, Preston 4.0 4. Condon wins trophy. Nowland cash prize 10/6. Also mentions wallets and dairy product branding.
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Sington
Mr. Nowland
Wellington Intermediate High School quarterly exam results
The Wellington Intermediate High School report lists boys and girls department rankings from the last quarterly exams. Top students include Wilfred Titheradge, Ken Gribble, Arthur McCu, plus Connie Warner and Ruth Paucow, with multiple pupils named in each class and a long list of candidates approved for the Permit to Enrol examinations.
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Ken Piper
Keith
Titheradge
Jack Mower
GB Clabrow Smythe
Donald Murray
Thomas Caley
Wilfred Titheradge
Ken Gribble
Arthur McCu
Cecil Horne
Aubrey ‘Reilly
Edsie Lynch
Arthur Rolle
Minch Riley
Arthur White
Connie Warner
Molly Kennard
Joy Stewart
Ruth Paucow
Juan Stewart
Edna Coleman
Claus
Taabel Warner
Alice Bohumack
Vera Lee
Srd Ar
Lorne Dunkley
Edna Fettell
Eileen Gooper
Beatie Fliett
Dulcie Hildred
Lily Hodge
Alice
Howe
Ruby Howe
Hilda James
Dulcie Munn
Esta Trownce
Ella Ward
Kathleen Warner
Presentation and Picnics at Wellington School
Pupils of the Intermediate High School staged Shakespearian plays at Orange school concert and presented a hand painted vase to Mrs. Bradford. Kathleen Busch led the presentation. The same afternoon the children hosted a fairy scene reenactment picnic in Cameron with Mrs. Bradford and older girls present. Saturday outing for major boys and girls to the Cavex included games and a tour. The group was driven by Mrs. Davies and Mine A Shelpne, with Mr. and Mrs. Bradford attending. Treasures were enjoyed with games and refreshments during a pleasant day.
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Picnio
Cameron
Bradford
E. H. Davies
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