Wellington Tennis Club seeks council aid to avert collapse
A Wellington deputation led by J W Price and K Porter asked the council for financial assistance as the tennis club faces about 110 pounds in debt. With night lights banned and fewer young members due to training and enlistments, revenue from subscriptions and ball fees is dwindling. The council was urged to take over the grounds and retain the capable groundsman, while club officials prepare a full budget for review at the next meeting.
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Messrs
J. W. Price
K. Porter
Price
Shetey
Fred Everett
Ald. Wild
Ald. Walker
Ald. Thomas
Help Sought For London Hospital Bomb Damage Relief
A wartime appeal describes rubble from The Hospital for Sick Children Great Ormond Street London after a bombing. It notes £150,000 debt and £547,338 rebuilt building cost, urging donations via Lord Southwood, Chairman, Hospital for Sick Children.
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Great Ormond Street
England
Australia
Britain
London Hospital
Lord Southwood
Hospital For Sick Children
Great Ormon Street
London
W.C.I, Engnd
City Club Faces Financial Strain Over Building Costs
The Mayor noted the club had consistently profited except this year due to compulsory training and member losses. Some viewed the sport as a luxury like tobacco, adding to costs. The council approved a £10 reduction on an £80 rental, with the issue carried to the January 8 meeting.
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Wild
Norman Owens Plumbing Services on Maughan Street
A local plumbing service advertises Norman Owens operating at 22 Maughan Street offering all plumbing work. The notice emphasizes general repairs and installations with contact details not provided.
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Norman Owens
Maughan Street
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