New Methodist Church Foundation Ceremony Detailed
The town welcomed the new Methodist Church on Swift Street near the railway, a brick design with a 20 foot extension planned for future seating. The ceremony featured prayers, greetings from ministers and Lady Stewart, and a silver trowel presentation. Funds show £278 in donations plus £205 cash, with a total build cost around £3,300 and a previous £400 overdraft.
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Methordant
Wellington
Swift Street
Chusch
Winslow
Percy Street
Nation
Australia
Canberra
Stewart
Papal Palace
Avignon
Cologne
Exeter
St. Paul's
Westminster
Wesley Church
Wesley Chapel
Central Methodist Mission
London
Washington Methodist Church
John Wesley
John Cunningham
Russia
W. Rose
W.M. Cook
Gordon Wood
Culluihan
Fred Keni Thay
Athens
George Paul
Claude Rich
Teo
Done Sons
Chandler
L. Asham
Ste. Chandler
Arthurville
Phillipson
R. W. Conn
Trustees Lay Foundation Stone for Wellington Methodist Church
Trustees including Mossyn Geo Paul and Claude Rich oversaw laying the foundation stone. A copy of the Wellin ton Thner and Sydney Morning Herald were placed in the tone receptacle. G Paul and C Mich presented with silver trowels, expressing pleasure at the honor and noting the district and Methodist work value.
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Wood
Mossyn
Geo. Paul
Claude Rich
Gitte
John Worley
Wellinton
Sydney Morning Herald
G. Paul
Chitte
Paul
Wellington
Uae
RW. Conn
Wellington Post Office Schedule Note
The Wellington Post Office details its Monday June 10 operations with mail routes to Sydney and intermediate stations. The report lists letter receivers and delivery points including Warners, Fremantle, and Ymilway, noting standard service times and routine procedures.
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Wellington Post
Letters discuss Wellington tourist brochures and service ties
A mixed letter from the Wellington Tourist Bureau discusses forwarding brochures from Day's or Pioneer Service. It notes opportunities to cooperate with Pioneer Service to extend tourist offerings to Wellington and mentions reader access to the original letter at the bureau office.
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Wellingtin
Welington
Wellington
Eaves
Vieition Toy Fave
Fila
Norman
The Tea Meeting and Lamiken Lecture Event Summary
A church hall tea meeting followed by a Lamiken lecture on Histone Chupehees led by Me XM Wy MePhersn. Attendees heard a slide show titled colored stidew, traveling back to Kenughand and He Cantina with views of Wieuljent. Mr McPherson gave a closing vote of thanks.
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Chord
Wellington
le Myre Mille
Western Distin
Gordon Ward
Lady Stewart
Canberes
Frederick Stewart
Jeny K. Milla
Western District
DF Almond
Duffin
N. W. McPherson
Str. Wright
R. K
Taylor
Mra
Tate
Wollakton
Wislienen
McPherson
Union Football All Blacks Visit Wellington This Week
The All Blacks head to Wellington on Wednesday for a crucial clash and a royal reception awaits as fans prepare for a warm welcome. Newcastle faces West in a key match while Bathurst Fifteen travels to Oriine before a broader tour.
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All Blacks
Wellington
al Niin
Bathurst
Oriinee
Byviney
Newcartle
Fadenil
Wester
Local notes hint at community event details
Fragmented text references Wellington, Syene, and a shark tour, with unclear phrases about a committee session and a folder. The readable items suggest a community notice or agenda including names and places but lack coherent facts or dates. Further readable details are needed to form a complete summary.
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Seston
Wellington
Weyers
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Millx
Orange
Keith D. Norman
Flagion
New Methodist Church
Christ
Crist
Cory Tung
Wright
Lidy Stewart
Sir Frederick Stewart
John Woatey
Rev. G. Wood
Jeau Cari
Christ Jesus
Fradruick
Snonthe
Trustees! Foundation
S Tone
Post Office
Value OF ‘Tourist Bureau
Petar
Ehurel Hall
Ymun
Yale
Macquarie
Wille Winkie
Danyl F. Za Wediton
Sheol
Heidi“ Alps
Wah Hersholt
Arthur Treacher
Helen Westley
Pauline Moore
Thomas Beck
Mary Nash
Sidney Blackmer
Mady Christians
Sig Rumann
Dorothy Lamola
The
Jones
Paris
Bush
Mayfair
Charles Laughton
Rembrandt the Jungle Princess
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