Wellington to host big carnival to fund the baths
An adjourned council meeting discussed a large summer carnival to raise funds for the town baths and improve the site. It will run Wednesday March 11 to Saturday March 14 with booths, sports, and attractions. Organisers Stephens and Neich named. local leaders consider lighting and future enhancements.
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Ald
J. ¥. Walker
Wellington
Mudgee
Truman Aaid
Stephens
Truman
Ald. D. Spring
Matorsl
Rome
Sydney
Messrs
P. R. Stephens
A. Neich
Wellington Police Court Convicts Two In Yeoval Theft Case
Elizabeth Ruth and Frederick Flint were convicted at Wallington police court for stealing items from Joseph H. Astill including a hurricane lamp a sulky back lamp a tarpaulin and a table knife. Both defendants were fined one pound each and paid.
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Wallington
Messrs
H.C. Lord
A.M. Dunn
J'S.p
Elizabeth Ruth
Yeovalon
Joseph H.astill
Frederick George Flint
Astill
M. J. Costello
Yeoval
Bell River
Wellington
Mudgee
Joseph Henry Antill
Yallundry
Cumnock
John Johnson
Albert George Standring
Antill
Mary Flint
Johnson's
Unlicensed revolver case ends with fine and seizure
Elizabeth Maury Ruth Flint faced charges for possessing an unlicensed revolver. She pleaded guilty saying she bought the weapon in Cole Lingwood Victoria but failed to register it. The bench imposed a £2 fine or one month hard labor. The revolver was confiscated.
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Elizabeth Maury
Ruth Flint
Colelingwood
Victoria
Regulation of Wool Offers Stability Across Australian Markets
The piece explains how careful regulation of wool offerings across Commonwealth markets maintains values. It notes that projected monthly consignments, monthly arrivals, and fixed quotas prevent overloads, preserving steadiness in prices as the clip rises to record highs.
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Winchcombe, Carson Ltd
Maxon
Ways ‘Country Life
Block Iiditation Journal
Commonwealth
Australia
Wheat prices and harvests may shift world demand
Sir James Wilson, authority on wheat, argues that the recent world price rise since May will curb consumption and may lead to a price fall if Northern harvests are normal. Pools in Canada and Australia may support prices, but no world shortage is seen before next harvests. If weather stays favorable, prices may ease. otherwise further rises loom. The 44b loaf in the U K could stay around 10s 4d for months.
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James Wilson
Farmers” Express
London
Canada
Australia
Iast
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