Notice to Car and Truck Owners Radiators Service
Notice to car and truck owners announces radiator service by Coan Radiators with same day guaranteed repair or money returned. Jack Bliss contact phone 72. Boxing Night Dance December 26 at Arthurville Hall to aid Prisoners of War Fund. Theobald’s 3/- etc. Baker and Allins organizers. Comobella Red Cross New Year’s Eve Dance December 31 at Comobella Hall with Paramount Orchestra. proceeds to Prisoners of War Fund. Return thanks from Mrs E A Graham and family for sympathy after loss. WANTED flat one or two rooms and kitchen suitable for a thirteen month old baby and a twelve year old schoolgirl. Mrs C H Goddard 3 Rush Street, Webra Sydney. The adoption of John Andrew Hanson Lund to Mr and Mrs A K Lund of Mookerawa via Stuart Town was made. christening January 4 at 10:45 a.m. Copy home papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comobella
C. H. Goddard
Rush Street
Webra
Sydney
John Andrew Hanson Lund
A. K. Lund
Mookerawa
Stuart Town
C. of E
N.S.W
Wellington Rates and Local Funds Proposals 1941
Wellington council outlines proposed general rate for 159,332 pounds and 3 pence plus 11,683 pounds UC for gas, street lighting, water supply, sewerage, and town improvements. Unimproved capital values, minimum charges, and yields are listed for each fund with the town clerk report dated December 17, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cme
Cee
U.C
Wellington Times
Bambi
Sewerage Works Local
Sewerage Local
Areca
Christmas Parcels And War Bond News In Wellington
Donation acknowledgments from Wellin Red Cross Society and local names, a special matinee and Boxing Day event at Mayfair, in Wellington. A Wellington bath crowd enjoys holidays with fresh water supply planned. Ninety young men leave for camp under compulsory training, while shops adopt new closing rules and a boxing night fundraiser for prisoners of war. Weather and communication disruptions noted amid holiday bustle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellin Red Cross Society
Norman Keble
Wellington
Arthurville
Singer Machine
Macquarie
Boxing
Aula
Keble
Cary Grant
Joan Fontaine
R. D. Hitchen
iBryant Bros
X i
Here
Sydney
Holiday trading hours set for shops this week
Holiday notices state that retailers across NSW will open Saturday morning for Boxing Day trading but close on Christmas Day. Butchers shops will also close on Thursday and Friday, then reopen Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
N.3.w
Hitness West
Local Jottings Kimbell's Avenues Afternoon Tea
Kimbell's offers afternoon tea cool drinks ice cream and milk shakes. Messrs Sicsrd Bros butchers and bakers of Georie announce future business plans at year end. RH and H L Sic will take over as new managers maintaining high class service for old and new clients.
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Messrs
Kimbell’s
X Messrs
Butchers and Bakers
Georie
Businexa Aa
H. L Sic
Paramount Orchestra Brightens Christmas Eve at Macquarie Theatre
Members of the Paramount Orchestra will perform a selection of bright numbers in the foyer of the Macquarie Theatre on Christmas Eve at 7.15. Proceeds will go to the Red Cross, with the music preceding the pictures to add traditional brightness to the season and aid a worthy cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount Orchestra
Macquarie Theatre
Red Cross
Holiday travel warnings meet steady rail operations
Prime Minister and Federal Ministers urge no holidays or travel but action lags. Railways run as usual with few cancellations after the Christmas Eve 10.30 excursion from Dubbo, as authorities provide no official guidance. The mismatch fuels public confusion amid ongoing travel incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Dubbo
Bowls Heat Bows to Patterson Victory and Xmas Notice
In a keen bowls match Patterson defeated Young 16 to 14 after a seesaw contest from 12 to 10 then 14 all. The club notices invite all members to the Christmas morning gathering at 10 30 and remind about daylight saving and holiday play. Members are urged to check the notice board or contact the secretary for holiday arrangements and the Kitch Cup and novice tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Patterson
Youn
Kitty
Whic
Clu Jouse
Successful Garden Party Raises Funds Under Stormy Sky
Despite threatening weather, about 100 people attended a garden party at Mr and Mrs D Baird to aid the Red Cross Beach Girl competition with Miss Pat Moore and Miss Lucy Baird as local candidates. The event netted £18 after costs, credited to Mr Jackson and his fife and drum band. A hearty supper and cheerful dancing followed in an evening praised for community effort and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Baird
Red Cross
Missen
Pat Moore
Lucy Baird
Jackson
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Jack Bliss
Arthurville Hall
Prisoners of War Fund
Theobald
Terminus
F. Baker
Allins
E. A. Graham
Municipality OF Wellington
General Fund
J. Harvey Truman
Couneil Chambers
Orchard
Bill
Fred C. Wall
Newsagent
Commercial Bank of Aust, Ltd
A. A. Harvey
Wollongong
Re‘ward
Swift Street
CE. Robinson
Supreme Court OF New South Wales
John Miller
State of New South Wales
Francis Bertie Armine Miller
Bournewood
Les Blatch
Navy Queen
Yeoval P. A
H- Society Queen
W. G. Morris
Sec
the District Paper
Blellington Lines
The
Wellington Gazette
Holiday Travel
W. Young
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