Saleyards dues revised at Parkes conference
The New South Wales Parkes conference on stock sales recommends uniform saleyards charges within a radius of Parkes. Councils would set a uniform scale, with charges based on selling price for cattle and other stock. Parkes Council favored applying the Cudgegong Shire/Mudgee method, while Dudgerone’s rates were not adopted.
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Gr. A. T. B.rnowles
Cornell
Parkes
Sarccom
Wellington
Ty. Knowles
Atonic Sarkets
Cudgegone
Mudgee
Cudagong
Gr. Knowles
Dudgerone
Gr. Blatch
Dr. Bumford
BO. Thomas
Parkes Municipal
Talbragar Shire
Orange City
Forbes Municipal
Peak Hall Municipal
Exhibition tennis lineup includes Bromwich Sidwell and Penrose
McGregor rests for the exhibition with Bil Sidwell Mary Hawton and Boryl Penrose replacing Ken McGregor Roy Felan and Esme Ashford. John Moore notes the change while Bromwich, Wimbledon doubles champion with Quist, remains a crowd favourite and will join Mary Bevis Fintorr and Beryl Penrose in Australian exhibition matches.
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John Bromwich
Bil Sidwell
Mary Hawton
Boryl Penrose
Ken McGregor
Roy Felan
Esme Ashford
Latch
John Moore
Ana Sud
Ant Wellington
Ken Mc
Mrr. Moore
Ken
White City
Bromwich
Wellington
Adrian Quist
Frank Serteman
McGregor
Sidwell
Australia
Art Trwséh
Mary Fintorr
Mary Bevis
Beryl Pencoscue
Tf5
Che
Austrodia
Inquest On Drowning Finds Accidental Death
The District Coroner ruled the death of John Neil Bowhay 28 of Yeoval accidental by drowning at Enola Dam on a Saturday. Witnesses Kevin Bowhay and Kenneth O’Dea testified about alcohol and the events at the dam, with Bowhay describing the water as deep and the body later recovered after a search. Medical officer Dr RM Glassen stated no external injuries and signs consistent with drowning. The deceased’s family solicitor noted no life insurance and incomplete knowledge of finances.
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3. P. Dowd
Yeoval Eareter
John Nei Howling
Enola
Bowhay
Kevin
Maxwell Bowhay
Kenneth Odes
Goth
Yeoval
Kevin Bowhay
O'Dea
Aino
Ken
Kee O'Dea
Kea
Fina
Deveased
Keo O'Des
Keo
Max
Deneased
Odex
RM. Glassen
B. J. McGormack
Familly
John Neil Bunkay
svaid“Epole
Celal
A. 2Kelly
Weaval
Dowd
Molong
Dowd Yais
Boway
Gas Cookery Demonstrations to Boost Wellington Consumption
Wellington Council heard preliminary investigations into gas cookery demonstrations to promote new services and lift consumption. Officials noted manufacturer participation and planned arrangements while warning of rising coke prices and the need for a coke sorting and dehydration plan. The meeting also discussed tar stock handling, tar hydration, and rapid progress on gas service improvements near Ford Street.
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Warner
Ue Fite
W. C. Prides
Gr. A. P. Marshman
Wellington
Watker
Marshman
Gog
Miami
Counsell
Ford Street
Wellington Court Fines For Offensive Behaviour At Morning Hearing
A Borrendong Dam worker was fined £2 for insulting words. Two Wellington cake proprietors and two fellow workers were fined £1 1s each for offensive behaviour. Ronald Owens Neville Rolands and Ronald Lyons faced charges after a disturbance at The Hollywood Date last Saturday. Owens received £3 or four days hard labour. Rolands and Lyons £1 10s or three days hard labour. Local Magistrate Mx W By Frith presided.
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Borrendong Dam
Wellington
Gondoleon
Ronald Joseph. Owens
Neville Francis Rolands
Ronald Jann Lyons
Hollywood
Owens
Mx W
Frith
CBS
Rolands
Lyons
Fashion Editress to Judge Wellington Show A Dress Contest
The competition for most attractively dressed lady at the Jubilee Show in Wellington will be judged by Miss Kay, Fashion Editress for Woman, with commentary on final entrants by Mesdames Chaudace Quik and Devine. Entries open to attendees on Saturday, April 21, with eight finalists chosen to parade and be scored for prizes up to £35 plus wardrobe donations. other prizes include £10 and £5.
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Wellington
Price
Miss Kay
A.C
Chaudace
Quik
Devine
West Unitton
My. Price
Genimal
Eliabeth) Fidder
Dushine
Omee
Australisy Tenting Manumeurers
Priv
Baptist A Dominates Anglicans In Strong Cricket Showing
Baptist A holds a strong position against Anglicans with Anglicans bowled for 182 and Baptist A at 60 after early innings. Tech College vs Baptist B and East Wellington vs National Fitness also feature, with notable performances from Milley, Brown, and Collins amid a day of brisk bowling and tentative batting.
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Darryl Miller
S. Brows
East
Wellington
Milley
Basts
Brown
Bosty
Rauns
G. Waltek
Claude Collins
Garron Willer
Baster
Brick
Collins
Miller
Brownlee Easts
National Pitness
Baste
Rygate Park
Max Bloom
Field
Ron Hansford
Vere Harvey
Tyan Ney
Wey
Vic Charman
Doug Lock
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Forbes Munici
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Il Municipauity
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D. W. Masters
East Wellington
National Fitness
Tech
Gixstannings
Baptist
Kennard Park
Allan Brows
Hugh Wilks
Wickkels
Couit
Buel
U Ae Me
Bullock
UT City
George Grey Wilks
Warnest
Arthur and
Swift
Nase Fitness
Bell
Ce Miller
K Lay
Miler
J. Wallace
G. Walton
K. Lay
G. Callins
King
D. Masterson
Waltom Ye
Fi J. Cornish
R. Herring
J. O'Neil
G. ‘Walton
D. Dover
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DB. Masterson
G. Miller
J. O'Neill
S. Brown
I. Miller
Towy S. Brown
A. Gordon
J. O'Rourke
Bowlin
E. King
O'Rourke
L. Stanford
Bansford
J. Neyo
M. Bloomfield
Bn. Spratt
Hansford
F. Hollow
Ve JR. Dodd
R. Hollow
Everett
R. Hansford
Hanrvey
V. Charman
Spratt
Williams
West
Brvttey
Ney
N. Sprité
L Spratt
Lockvey
Ve Harman
Baptist “An
Otto
Lockeey
Fabar
Manning
Ory
Baker
Will
Ginning
Cameron
Hughesne
LB Johnston
F. Baker
L, Bullock
Blyton
L. Bullock
L. Childs
Hughes
Hosking
Wykes
J. Puberes
R. Craneton
H Willis
Isla
L. Ghilas
Beotapy
A ‘Willis
Edwards
A. Bulla
H. Wells Bennett