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Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Dec 30, 1937

Page

2

The New Year Promise for 1938 Outlook in Industry and Peace

The piece surveys the upcoming year with optimism for 1938, noting prior progress in 1937, renewed industrial strength, wage adjustments, and increased consumer spending. It argues that cautious confidence and continued global activity, led by the British Empire, can avert war while boosting industry and employment.

Optometrist D. J. Bono to Visit Orange on Thursday

London optometrist and opticician D. J. Bono will nest visit Summers Street consulting rooms at the Royal Hotel in Orange on Thursday 20 January. Appointments may be arranged with Murphy's Mrs Moe Brore or Griffiths.

D. J. Bono F.J London Optometrist & Optician Summer Street Orange Consulting Rooms Royal Hotel Murphy's Moe Brore Griffiths

Garden Boots and Bush Laughter in Australian Yarns

A playful bush-themed piece recalls garden boots polished at home and the rugged life of country folk. It contrasts rural thrift with city manners, then shifts to hearty bush humor about loud talk, working life, and the beloved waterbag in parching heat near the Fish River.

Wellington swimmers lead at Mudgee carnival and beyond

The Wellington Club rode a strong showing at the Mudgee carnival with Arty Blanchard and L Barber leading dives while J Preston topped the 100 yards in 64 1/5 secs. Dubbo and Narromine events drew robust contests as Wellington eyes Anniversary Day meets and a Narromine squad selection.

H. Blanchard L. Barber W. Reid Reg. McCormick Jack Preston Wellington Dubba Martin J. Preston Mudgee Dubbo E. Kimbell Bob Musgrave Laurie Barbir N. Richardson Willington B. Preston P. Martin Delaney Bathurst Mudges Arty Blanchard Narromine Sydney Baths R. McCormick T. Haynes

Gelatine use in milk and jelly tricks

A Cookery Expert from The Australian Journal explains proper gelatine use to avoid curdling. Dissolve gelatine in hot water before adding to cold milk, or heat with milk only off the flame. Raw pineapple hinders jellying and should be cooked briefly. jellied fruits preserve vitamins, and ways to avoid milkiness include quince preparations or adding cream.

Rail travel records set during Christmas holidays

New records in rail travel between Sydney and the country were set over five days from Christmas to Boxing Day with at least 300 trains operating. They carried about 36 000 passengers, topping last year by 14 407. Country station figures still awaited, with a likely citybound record anticipated.

Sydney

Rubber stamps prices and particulars on application

Rubber stamps price list and particulars are provided upon request to the Tames Office. Details cover sizes, styles, and engraving options for official seals and standard rubber stamp products. Contact the office for ordering procedures and pricing.

Bradman reaches 6000 Sheffield Shield runs in dominant innings

Bradman hammered 246 for South Australia against Queensland to lift his side to 429 for 8 at stumps, chasing Queensland's 93 as the great batsman moved past Kippax and Vieil Richardson totals. Robinson and Waite supported with useful scores, while Victoria led NSW with Rigg Lee Gregory Hassett among the scorers.

Bradman South Australia Queensland Wii Hama Robinson Wakte Alan Kippax Vieil Richardson Clem Hill Loxton Baker Waite Victoria N.S.W Rigg Lee Gregory Hassett

Heat Wave Delivers Record High Temperatures Dec 14 27

The December heat wave swelled into a severe spell with temperatures rising to 100 degrees on the 27th. Humidity was high and storms were brief or non existent as the state endured persistent heat far into the fortnight. Readings from post offices show daily maximums from December 14 through 27, with Sundays excluded from collection.

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J. Habler W. Tait Lee Street H. Bowden Fletcher Spain R. A. Brown Will Carter Bush Bill Bushland Jimmy Charlie Bob Bie Washdirt Sammy Bushman Hades Ted Fish River Les Lay Cowra Brian Jones Chid Stephens Arty Blan Bathurat Blue Mountain Campbell River Macquarie Record Rail Travel S. Townsend J. W. Gollan & Son Ceresan Dodge Darcy Walker P.O W. Ball & Son Metropolitan Water and Sewerage Board Technical College E. W. Ball & Son Percy St West Advanx Walter Dover Harvey Potts
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