Longer hours proposed for country hotels in Maxwell report
Wellington licensees advocate extended evenings for country hotels in response to Mr Justice Maxwell's liquor report. Club House Hotel owner D Alexander supports later hours and staggered schedules, while publican Eric Sebire says the report preserves brewery influence. Central Hotel's Jim Bourke echoes calls for later closing.
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Wellington
Justice Maxwell
Liquor Commission
Times
D. Alexander
Club House
Queensland
Eric Sebire
Maxwell
Central Hotel
Jim Bourke
Sermon at Wallington Baptist Church by Pastor L Hettson
Pastor L Hettson will preach at Wallington Baptist Church next Sunday at 11 am using Hebrews 3 1 as his text with the title A Worthy Consideration. A summary of the address will appear in Monday's Times.
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Wallington Baptist Church
L. Hettson
Christ
Jesus
Wellington Rugby League to Present Players Next Thursday
Wellington Rugby League sets Thursday night general meeting at the Agricultural Hall to honor first grade players with three or more games. Presentations to be made by life member J Harvey Truman. Kimber Cup to Our Boys team. playing coach John Olive to arrive in April. preparations also underway for Saturday football competition.
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Wellington Rugby League
Agricultural Hall
Mr. Thomas
C. Bell
K. Bell
W. Bell
B. Cohen
C. Collins
J. Cornish
L. Dowton
K. Fowler
W. Fowler
W. Gagnon
T. Hunt
C. Johnson
T. Lawler
B. Lee
D. Masterson
P. Meharg
B. Miller
J. Player
P. Rich
B. Smith
Thomas
John Olive
Wellington
Olive
Des Connell
Inverell
Connell
Council opens appeal for N. Coast flood victims
The Wellington Shire Council voted to donate £25 to begin a regional flood appeal after a Lord Mayor of Sydney telegram urged local bodies to gather cash food clothing and stock fodder. Councillors contributed £43 in total with multiple £1 £2 and £5 gifts and donations will be acknowledged in the Wellington Times.
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Wellington
Sydney
Ald
P. D. Hills
EK. D. W. Masters
J. Harvey Truman
Sydney Morning Herald
D. W. Roddy
Masters
Cr. Masters
Cr. Roddy
Cr. J. Owens
Cr. E. J. Payne
A. A. Stanford
Cr. F. Cc. Thomas
Cr. F. Stanford
Wellington “Times
Wellington Shire Council
Times
Headmasters report to P and C meeting
The meeting heard about Commonwealth Scholarships denials for Edwin Dodd Harry Payne and Robert Scott Noeline Mackie won an Intermediate bursary. Mr Schmidt outlined pupil attendance activities changes in staff and new clubs including Naturalists and Toy Making with focused supervision and a concerted effort to fund duplicating material for the school through P and C assistance.
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Edwin Dodd
Harry Payne
Robert Scott
Noeline Mackie
Schmidt
Mudgee
Bank
St. Andrew's Church
F. Graft
A. Davis
Queanbeyan
Naturalists
Wellington Church Appeals Help for Flood Victims
The Wellington Presbyterian Church under Rev. R C Lawton launches an immediate appeal for cash or clothing to aid flood victims. Rev D Cole, relieving minister at St Andrew's Wellington, will deliver aid next week with his van. donations can be left at the Presbyterian Church Hall.
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Wellington
Five Big Cricket Matches At Weekend In Wellington
Five important cricket matches scheduled in Wellington this weekend include two semi finals of the Saturday Competition on Saturday, the Broderlin Shield final between RSL and Centrals at Rygate Park on Sunday, and inter-town clashes at the Showground where Wellington No 1 and No 2 teams face Nyngan. Wellington teams field 12th men C Whale I Ney capt Dodd Austin Coady Smith Barker Wykes and T Dodd Collins Ross capt N Ross Wallace Williams Wallace Lay Doherty 12th.
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Wellington
Rygate Park
RSL
Centrals
Nyngan
C. Whale
I. Ney
N. Johnson
V. Harvey
Dodd
C. Austin
A. Forrest
P. Coady
R. Smith
D. King
D. Barker
P. Wykes
T. Dodd
B. Collins
N. Ross
F. Rowe
W. Forrest
L. Duff
J. Thomas
C. Williams
R. Jones
J. Wallace
K. Lay
C. Doherty
No Water Supply For Cumnock
State Member for Lt. Mr. Robertson says a water supply for Cumnock is unlikely for some time due to restricted funds and higher priority works. The Cumnock Progress Association had sought representations, but the matter remains unfunded and not imminent.
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Cumnock
C. G. Robertson
Cumnock Progress Association
Robertson
Bowling Club boosts Anti-T.B. appeal with donation
Wellington Bowling Club members donated £11 8s to the Anti-Tuberculosis Association appeal. Country Officer D. Wilson said the club has given a fine lead and expects strong button sales in the town. Volunteers are asked to contact him at the Royal Hotel.
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Wellington
Anti-T.b. Association
D. Wilson
Hospital Matron To Leave Wellington On Sunday
Wellington hospital bids farewell to Matron Miss Darling after nearly three years of service. Miss M L Bailey will succeed her, arriving from Coonabarabran. Darling helped launch the Hospitals Amenities Appeal raising over £2000. Farewell parties and tributes were held as she plans a rest then new work, with travel to Sydney Sunday by car.
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Wellington
Wellington District Hospital
M. Darling
M. L. Bailey
Coonabarabran
Miss Darling
Tom Cameron
Warne Street
Sydney
Geoffrey Darling
Epping
Puppet Show At Two Marinets At 10 30 A M Tonight
A large audience is expected for tonight's puppet show with two performances scheduled at Marinets, one at 10 30 a m and another to follow. Local organizers urge families to arrive early to secure seats.
Electricity connected for Geurie station and yards
Electricity will be connected to the Geurie Railway Station without delay after representations by the Geurie Progress Association to the State member for Dubbo, C. G. Robertson, MLA. Lighting already provided for the stationmaster’s residence. trucking yard work deferred due to finances. Later, 1200 children attended a show, with praise for first class artists and plans for future events including Corroboree ballet, at the Methodist Hall with 5 shillings, 3 shillings, and 2 shillings 6 pence tickets.
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Geurie
Geurie Progress Association
Dubbo
C. G. Robertson
Soldier Settler Harold Richards Appeals Land Board Ruling
An appeal by Harold Thomas Richards a 2 Soldier Settler against a Land Board decision will be heard in the Land and Valuation Court at Queen's Square Sydney on Monday March 8. Richards occupying part of Wandao Wandong Estate. The Land Board sat at Molong on November 25 and declared the holding forfeited under various terms.
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Land Board
Land and Valuation Court
Queen's Square
Sydney
Harold Thomas Richards
Wandao Wandong
Molong
Darling Farewell Parties Mark Hospital Leadership
Miss Darling departs Wellington after leading the District Hospital, with a lawn gathering at Nanima and presentations by nursing and domestic staff. Miss Stanton-Cook also receives thanks as she prepares to leave for Bathurst, while gifts and speeches reflect the community’s appreciation.
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Eron
D. F. Spring
G. Fuller
D. H. Chrystal
R. A. B. Davidson
T. Gameron
Trelly Smith
Miss Darling
Bindnowalla
Miss J. Stanton- Cook
Miss Stanton-Cook
Wellington
Bathurst
Primary School milk use prompts parent aid call
Mr L Craft reports at the Parents and Citizens Association meeting that the Department supplied up to 14 gallons of free milk daily for primary pupils but usage declined to five gallons this year. He urged parents to provide mugs for school milks while noting Frances Rolls won a School Bursary and pupil enrollment held steady at 347. The school plans extra classes in woodwork and needlework with a swimming carnival set for March 12.
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Schmidt
Wellington
P. and C
Douglas
P.and CG. Association
D. Mander Jones
P. Moylan
P. and P. Association
L. Craft
R. C. Lawton
Craft
Frances Rolls
Daniel
Needework
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Maxwell Liquor Report
N. Coast
Bowling Club
T.B
N. D. Barton
Mamma
Mesdames Barton
A. H. Taylor
M. C. Cam
W. Wootten
Arts Council
Wootten
Methodist Hall
Department of Education
Mr. Craft
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