Wellington festival week faces attendance and holiday debates
Wellington officials weigh a six hour holiday during Festival Week as only 2 of 146 invited accepted. The Chamber of Commerce attendances, polo carnival funding, band releases, queen competition prizes, and a grand Monday procession are outlined with plans for races, gymkhana, pigeon shoot, school sports, and a carnival.
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J. A Preaton
G. Wilkins
Mesar v. G. Wable
Christie
Chamber of Commerce
S. Monk
Phelly
Perv
Kelly
Diagaieslon
Kuble
Kable
Chamber of
My Preston
Wellington
Polo Club
M. Kh. Pearce
Tolslows
Pam
Ward discussion delayed in parliament during meeting
report from Jol Executivem ist meeting states no move will be made this stage to force discussion on external territorial matter minister Ward.
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Ward
Tanmerica
Jol Executivem
Eedorat Oh Powitien Jortion
Eexternm Territurien
Minter
Mr. Ward
Tasmanian opposition hints at startling developments in Parliament
Melbourne report says Tamani Opposition leader Mr Campbell hinted at startling developments as Tasmanian Parliament scheduled to meet June 22. He claimed political turmoil mirrored Victoria’s past and refused to reveal opposition plans or whether a no confidence motion would be attempted.
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RSL
Hind
Melbourne
Campbell
Tasmanian
Nira
Holloway
Cain
Tasmania
Kis
Victoria
Blanket Price Check By State Govt Proposed
NSW government considers a blanket price control to offset the coming vacancy of federal measures this year. Premier Motiler returns from holiday at Parkes as officials discuss a Queensland style profiteering act enabling a price control body and penalties for refusals to trade.
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Sydney
Thunday
Motiler
Parkes
N.S.W
Nsw
International Wheat Agreement Assailed in Parliament
In Canberra the resumed debate on the International Wheat Agreement bill featured Deputy Country Party Leader Mr. McEwan arguing the pact would arbitrarily cut wheat prices by about a third. He said concessions should come from government rather than growers, calling the agreement a socialist leap for Australia. The housing minister, Mr. Lemon, warned it would become the charter of the wheat growers.
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Canberra
Country Party
McEwan
Sudden death of Euchareena child at Orange
William Anthony Hinton, five, youngest son of Russell and Hinton bakery family, died after illness over the weekend. Government Medical Officer reported no suspicious circumstances. Funeral held at Euchareena Catholic Church and burial in Euchareena cemetery Catholic portion.
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Euchareena
Orange Base
William Anthony
Russell G. Hinton
Orange
Jay
Euchareens
Buchrreens
Wellington unbeaten in rugby league amid mixed results
Wellington leads the competition with an unbeaten record and one line cross allowed in four matches while the Jets have 110 points for and nine against. Dubbo, building a strong rep team, was beaten 8 1 by Parkes, and a special train will ferry supporters to Dubbo for Sunday's match.
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Wellington — Combination
Jets
Tottenham
Dubbo
Parkes
Legget
Wellington
Dubboi
Canowindra
Clarrié Johnson
Bruce Smith
Johnson
Alan Taylor
Dubbe
Jick Mottman
Val O'Donnell
Hister
Smithwinks
Taylor
Hoffman
Ventres
D Midwater
Tr ‘Dray
J Wledrth
Ro Gutton
P Tay
Leek
Awkug
Gray
Vant Clarke
Shearer Jet
Mebanghlid
Jake
Legzett
Weltington
Doctors boycott Federal Free Medicine Scheme in Australia
Local doctors led by Dr Glassen condemned the government plan claiming the act limits free medicine to items in the Commonwealth Formulary and insisting on freedom to prescribe what suits patients. They opposed duplicate government prescription forms and warned of penalties for noncompliance. Other doctors echoed objections while some officials urged cooperation and cautioned against withholding care.
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Glassen
Times
Commonwealth Pharmaceutical
Pormulary
Uberty Ra
Glasson
Tie
Central
Glaxson
Drs. Keble
Barton
Swain
Amniratla
British Medical Association
Miners’ Federation
Therocal Qocter
Indlete Uut
T. Nelson
Federation
J. Mealy
Refusi Ug
Protest Against Slaughter Of Bird Life By Poisoned Rabbit Bait
A letter from a Bird Lover of Wellington protests poisoned oats used to control rabbits. It cites harm to wild birds, urges farmers to seek alternatives, and appeals for an end to cruel baiting methods. The writer notes birds help control pests and urges action to protect local wildlife.
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Wellner
Gould League of Bird Lovers
Wien- Face
Jossi
Warne Street
Wellington
Football Players Disciplined by Wellmeton Rugby League Committee
Four Reserve grade players suspended for one match after missing travel to Galgen when selected. J ONeill P Brown K Sleeman of Souths and J Ernshaw of Shamrocks suspended. others warned to notify selectors of unavailability. Additional suspensions from last Saturday apply until judiciary hearing next Monday.
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Judiciars Committee
Wellmeton Rugby League
Galgeng
Souths Poot- Toul Glup
Shamrocks
J. O'Neill
P. Brown
K. Sleeman
Souths
J. Ernshaw
Kennard Park
T ‘Pleming
AML Blacks
L Powlor
Ja. Bucklar
Sangaroos
M. [Reynolds
Sharrock
Snet Mondiy
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Army Band
My Ling
D. Spring
Ling
John Howse
M.P
Berryman
Army
Art
TAS
GOVT
Denhe
Ade
Randwick
Austalia
Lemon
Euchareena Child
Rugby League
Lak Shnday
Celtic Petiuon
Nisromim
Mewk Mit
Forbes
Tottentum
Purkee
Wellington District Hospital
W. Young
Commonwealth
BMA
Federal
Coutell
de G. Hunter
Sai
Australia
Kenna
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