Neures Annual Tennis Ball Draws Crowd and Praise
The Neures annual tennis ball on Friday May 28 drew a large happy crowd. Miss Margaret Brien and Mr Ron Hansford won the spot walk. Supper by district ladies praised. Mr N Whalebone ably handled MC duties. Langdon's orchestra provided music. Ball financially successful. Also notes on ill health of Mrs Bell and Mrs Spargo, C Cox and John Brien travel. Weather forecast says bleak week with 14 points of rain Saturday night. Local boys report rabbits scarce.
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Neures
Margaret Brien
Ron Hansford
Neurea
N. Whalebone
Langdon
Lincoln Tennis Team Faces Next Sunday Fixture
Cold conditions blanketed the area as a local tennis team enjoyed outings at Bodangora and Dripstone. May 23 saw a defeated but pleasant day. Lincoln won last Sunday and will meet Railway next Sunday with Dowd Neville Stratton Endacott Frogley Christie as players and Frogley England Endacott Christie Campbell Frogley as reserves.
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Bodangora
Dripstone
Lincoln
W. Dowd
W. Neville
L. Stratton
N. Endacott
O. Frogley
M. Christie
J. Frogley
G. England
Mesdames L. Endacott
F. Christie
Misses A. Campbell
H. Frogley
Local Tennis Teams Win in Bleak Weather at Bodangora
Local tennis squads defeated Arthurville and Montefiores despite bleak weekend weather. The report notes visiting guests, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hennessy of Campbella and Jack’s brother Bill from Sydney, plus a Sydney-bound Mrs. Dendy returning home. Also details the death of Arthur Dawson known as Frenchie after a tractor incident near Robertson, with five survivors noted and funeral obituaries. Referendum voting occurred quietly with two polling booths, D. Rose and W. H. Inwood in Bodangora North. Farmers anticipate rain as sowing nears completion and flu cases are widespread in Drill Creek area, affecting voters.
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Wollongong
Dawson
D. Rose
Calare
W. H
Wellington and Dubbo settle Whitney Cup draw in tied match
In a historic Whitney draw at Dubbo Wellington and Dubbo both win five sets each and finish 83 games apiece with 9ets all. Wellington’s Pred Everett Bob Ney and Neville Strahorn lead strong showings while Dubbo miss Martin Bras. Social and sectional results highlight strong local tennis through the day and upcoming matches.
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Wellington
Martin Bras
Dubbo
Pred Everett
Bob Ney
Neville
Strahorn
Warren Price
Join Moore
Evie Smith
Andy Bailey
Welluugton
Hood
Printed and Published by the Wellington Times Office
A fragment notes the printing and publication by Benest Rowland Utton at the Wellington Times Office located at 76 Percy Street Wellington Ni6.
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Benest
Rowland Utton
Wellington Times
Percy Street
Wellington
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