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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
9
Classified notice from the Times Office seeking a laundress for three days a week and a strong capable girl for house work. Details mention immediate start and location in town with June timing.
June 2 1938 local jottings list events from Swift Street offices to the Welllington branch of the CWA Rest Room meeting and charity drives. Notices warn trespassers and announce auctions and social happenings at Mayfair and Macquarie venues.
The Macquarie Theatre installs a heating and air conditioning system to warm the interior atmosphere. Despite cold outdoor air, the plant maintains a comfortable temperature, making patrons feel less chilly and encouraging attendance during winter nights.
The secretary advises completing AFL matters in accordance with the show and asks winners who have not collected their money to do so immediately. Many members still owe for their subscription, and payment would greatly assist him.
The official opening will be performed by Hon Ke Spowner MLAs on a Wednesday at 1 am. The event involves two societies with a committee promoting the town and district, inviting the public to attend and learn about the work of the societies.
In a terse update the report notes a long service telephone project in Welton, with plans to complete within four to five days. Once finished the line will deliver higher capacity and reduce downtime, aiding residents and local operations.
A garbled account notes praise for a Western contingent and mentions Wellington and Tipton areas. References to visits, associations, and people named Irwin and Rud appear amid unclear phrases. The text does not present a clear narrative or verifiable details.
The Wellington tourism push expands with new brochures and district showcases amid regional interest. Efforts aim to boost visibility and traffic through coordinated publicity and transport links, including potential ties to Sydney and mountain routes to attract visitors.
A fragment reflects debate on permanency of welfare or disability support amid concerns over employment and government legislation. It questions whether aid should become permanent, noting improvements, policy shifts, and potential long term reliance while criticizing legislative direction.
The centenary committee aimed to raise two thousand pounds for the Show and Sports Ground Trust but few are satisfied the goal will be met. Some donors are still willing to help, pledging parts of the needed sum while others appear reluctant, leaving the fundraising task unfinished.
A proposal to establish an aerodrome at Wellington gains attention as a potential landing ground. Officials express mixed views on feasibility and future development. The idea faces preliminary scrutiny by local authorities, with costs and timing shaping the debate amid broader aviation growth.
Mr and Mrs Men Foxi of Byd ney plan a New Year holiday in Wellington with friends visiting the home of Mr and Mrs A Piper. The foundation laying of the new Methodist church drew many visitors including Messrs Hickey from Sydney and Thompson from Bathurst, with Mrs Stewirt in attendance and renewal of old Wellington ties noted.
Weather notes describe a shift from foggy conditions to a wind and rain change. A cold westerly wind followed warm spells, with light showers during the night and morning, six points of rain adding to yearly totals. May rain helped dampen the district after a dry spell and benefited the ground.
Mr Gee of Wilson M L A reports a favourable ministerial reply on behalf of the Neured Agricultural Bureau. The Lands Minister approves a grant of £10 for public recreation at Neatea, directed to maintenance and improvement by the Trustees.
The Australian XI faced tough batting on a damp wicket, as Husain, Mansell, and Pinetown posted early runs while Hewitt faltered. Compton and Rabin led England’s attack with top scores for their side, and Bradman eyed a 1000 run milestone before rain delayed the match against Gloucestershire.
Mr George Wiléer MLA reports a reply from the Minister for Lands acknowledging representations for funds to improve Walmer water and camping areas. The note confirms a grant of £10 for council maintenance and line improvements, tying the expenditure to audit and government act accountability.
The Mayfair Rink in Wellington plans a major reopening with changes to improve skating comfort and convenience. New skates and equipment will be fitted, with expert management from Mr Predmundera and Mr Saunders of Sydney. The venue will feature long evenings of entertainment, races, and a skating and hockey club, plus dedicated youth and ladies’ sessions and football duties on some days.
Members at Wellington Golf Club stayed busy with midweek practice and a recent 18 holes event. W McAtamney won a strong field finishing tied for lead. Aub Brown was runner up with two bows. Next week features a nine hole par competition at 1 30 pm. A lively social followed with dancing, music by Theobald's orchestra, and a prize trophy won by Mr. We Mex Atumney's event.
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