Assault Proved P.M. Inflicts Heavy Penalties
Leonard Wanless filed a case against Roy Havey Hood Morgan and Charles Hodges for assault on November 10. Police Magistrate G W Brown convicted the three defendants and fined each £10 with £6 6d expenses and £15 compensation. Witnesses described a two to three minute struggle with punches and wrestling near Mrs Stein's Thornton Street home.
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Welington
Leonard Wanless
Roy G. Havey
Hood Morgan
Charles Frederick Hodges
G. W. Brown
F. Daiesen
Moss
Gm Lrange
Lrathinghurst Dessies
Harold Morgan
Dréamma
Farmers Co-operative From
Mill
Harvey
Collins
Trudger
Hodges
Mr. Astler
Wanness
Ars. Stein's
Wanless
McCormack
Stein’s
Ostler
P.M
Davidson
Brown
Jungle Woman Grand Action Next Wed Weekend Run
A noisy promotion promises action and suspense for a Mississippi- or city-area cinema showing Jungle Woman. Readers are urged to attend the forthcoming midweek and weekend showtimes with excitement and intrigue.
Wellington Races Close Nominations Busy Event
Entries for the Wellington races will close on Tuesday next the 13th at 9 p.m. Nominations are received by secretary Mr A J Bayly and sent to Noolan Orange. Due to past success the meeting is expected to draw large fields and close finishes with visitors from the west and local patrons.
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Wellington
A. J. Bayly
Burrendong Dam Promised in Postwar Priority Plan
Premier and Treasurer W J McKell states government strongly favors Burrendong Dam construction and will act to begin as soon as practicable. Dam included in highest postwar priority, with Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission moving to early supplementary field investigations for construction materials.
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M. CC. G. Robertson
M.L.A
W. J. McKell
Burrendong
McKell
Fark Powserul
Macquarie Valley
Matthews
See
Coeuncil Chambers
Dubbo
League
Burradong
Water Conservation and Irrigation Commission
Ambulance Carnival in Wellington District
The annual carnival in aid of the Wellington District Ambulance will run from Saturday February 17 to March 3 in Swift Street. This year features house entertainment chocolate wheels and various stalls for all ages. Ambulance patrons are asked to adorn decorations in lavender and olive, which will be greatly appreciated.
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Wellington
Council warns on stubble burning permits required
The Cobbora Shire Council notifies that burning of stubble and general clearing for agricultural or grazing practices may occur only after a written permit is obtained from Council or its authorized officer. Fire brigade captains are authorized to issue permits.
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Cobbora
Mat Roy
Ceneser
Sores Pereon
Ersi
Regent
Pednes
Casae
Caganet
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Winless
Witness
Trudgett
Warne Street
Stein
Ater
Cecil Claude Collins
Ida Stein
Germany
Hitler
Himmler
Burrendong Dam
Erade x
Frecklington’s