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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
4
Royal Headers, John Dere tract ers. Also machines for every pur pose on the Farm Agent-for Webb Windmul's, Separators Farm Gates and Fences, Plow and Cultivator Discs, Englist meke, Steel Plow Shares Combine and Cultivator pu ef Machines, Driv al mates of end seaming Twine in stock. Epence, Risks of all kinds 2ffeete 'me Sun. G. P. WALL
Nanima resident writes to explain that she cannot ban the Wellington Golf Club from using the Nanima paddock. She outlines a binding agreement allowing golf use plus grazing rights for two years with a five year option, notes the club’s recess last year, and states no rental is being charged while the paddock is unused.
Friday marked the start of the term second round with close finishes. Evans House led early under captain Charlie Batton, while Oxley, current premiers, slipped to last after a 21-0 football defeat to Evans. Sturt beat Evans 11-7 in softball with Ron Stante scoring the only try for Sturt. Mitchell beat Sturt in another softball match, and Oxley won both football and softball games. Class awards go to 8A for Spirit and Spelling Cups and to 3B for another spelling note. The Primary School Council will visit the Municipal Council to observe adult procedures, with Mayor George Reikie and Deputy Mayor Walter Bryant attending. Bruce Brown, the Clerk, will review Truman’s minutes.
War correspondents say Japan fails to make use of forward bases near Hollandia with many troops stuck in hills while Allies control the hinterland. General Fichelberger notes Vie end still in sight, but heavy fighting ahead and a shift from Japanese zeal to declining conquest zeal evident in Papua theater.
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