Annual Tennis Tourney Sees Delays from Rain and Late Arrivals
Wellington Public Tennis Club reports final matches postponed due to rain and Monday arrivals. Officials vow stricter start times next year as many events reach semi finals and finals. Courts loaned by local churches aided the event, with large public crowds and strong play, notably Wall, Walker, and Davis among finalists in multiple divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Tania Club
Mundey
Cigls
Ofcvnls
Lee Ling
Hill
Thomas
D. K. Wall
Mearn
Wall
Miss Walker
Mis McConochie
Miss Davis
Miss Richwednon
Weime
Mears
A. Spratt
X. Wall
Rouse
Ht. Hughes
D. H. Barton
A. Traynor
Round
G. Francis
C. Mears
J. Rouve
Herring
Ft. Ramsay
Francia
Goninan
Rouwe
O. Mears
R. Ramway
Dr. Beadford
McGuire
Payne
Nett
Cook
Spratt
Ramaay
Mise N. Walker
Misa B. Smith
Mim E. Richardson
I Mine
McConochie
Misa V. Davis
The Ball A Crowned Wellington Public Function
Lev Ling led preliminary work to stage a tennis ball praised as the season’s best public event in Wellington. The event drew wide acclaim for its organization and success, reflecting well on those who contributed to its realization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lev Ling
Wellington
Victory in Sight Sen Hardy Calls for Vote on Lang Rule
Senator Charlon Hardy leader of the Country Movement issues a message urging Country people to back United Country Party candidates to ensure an independent federal unit. He warns the return of Lang would end Home Rule and urges Australians to vote for honesty and government reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlon Hardy
Country Movement
Murrumbidgee
Lang
Lelay
Makinie de Saal
United Country Party
Aterion
Community Dance Aids Empire Hall Night of Novelty
Organisers led by Mrs Chrystal and Miss A Brownhill with a devoted committee ran a large Empire Hall dance. The evening featured a Russian solo by Miss Hivans and two vocal solos by Mr D Wilmot, plus a balloon scramble and numbered quiz caps won by V Savage and Mrs Bremner. Supper was served to all. Auld Lang Syne closed the night with praise for the committee’s work.
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Chin
Chrystal
A. Brownhill
M. Cameron
G. Gibbs
Brigas
Mix F
James
N., Kennedy
A Harvey
R. Fuller
McLwonald Wn Mise
P. Dowd
Bach
P L, Bach
G. Stoddard
Theobald
Musare
W. Day
P. Cahill
Me. F
CB. Smith
Dentle
Hivans
Stuart Town
D. Wilmot
V. Savage
B. Bremner
F. CG. B. Smith
Thie
Thisuai
Government Extends Moratorium to Crown Debtors
Following a petition by the United Country Party the Premier advised that the Government will suspend all Crown debt proceedings. The move mirrors relief for private banks and aims to shield rural debtors facing forced sales. The moratorium is set to extend to Crown debtors by the first of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Country Party
Cal. Manto
Ste Sans
Lang
Stevens
Wool trade between England and Australia in steady drift
The article analyzes wool exports between Australia and Great Britain, noting England remains a major market. It cites data through April and June, compares shipments, discusses impacts of currency conditions and demand from France, Germany, America, and Belgium, and mentions other textile trade shifts and industry figures amid upcoming Ottawa Conference discussions.
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Commonwealth
Great Britain
Natal
England
Australia
Yorkshire
United Kingdom
Avatt
Ottawa
France
Germany
America
Bolgium
New South Wales
Vie
Wales
Japan
Italy
Iis
Narromine of
Southern Cross
J. Reonus
H Cme
Australis
Averet
Ryde
ARCA
Austra
Tt Ie
Nuvrominnemi
T.H. McDonald
Cairns
Cairne
Melbourne
Adelaide
Levery
Sir
Mollison
Ventuen
Dublin
New York
Flying Notes of the Week and Honors Shown
The week brings mixed news of recovery and honors. Smithy receives a Knight Bachelor, a rare high honor, prompting congratulations from the Nuero mine Avro Chub. Hagland plans a round Australia trip by Gipsy Moth, via Adelaide and Melbourne to Darwin, aiming to promote a new airline alliance. Mise Trone William completes a Perth to Sydney round trip solo, the first female of her species to do so, with public praise for women’s advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles
Anil
Hagland
Min J.J. Tharpe
Australia
Ail
Wang
Adelaide
Melhouetin
Hay
Sydney
Coffs Harbreux
Darwin
Qantas
North Adelaide
Margreave Park
Hargreave Park
Mise Trone William
Perth
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Mise K. Trounce
Mina G. Gontann
Mrs My Cox
Miss F. Traynor
Mex
Corby
Mims E. Trounce
Clut Bani Mis. Barrett
Mins E. Black
Mrs. Corby
Minn Bul- Jivan
Mia. Cluif
Mine ‘Pray Nor
Mixes Richardson
Miss Davie
Miss Sullivan
Mine Richardson
Miss Davly
Misa Ruthiseford
Miss Thomas
Mae Richardson
Mixe McConochie
Mien Walker
W. Brasigy
Mina Richardson
W. Cook
D. M. Burton
Dr. Bradford
Mrs. Bradford
Misa Davis
R. Parkinson
Mise Mucle
D. K Wall
Miss Rutherford
F. Everett
Mise Gayin
W. Bravier
Misa Richardson
B. Nicholas
Miss Everett
C. Burnett
Mise McConochie
J. H. Barton
W. Payne
Mian Davis
Tr. K. Wall
W. Brassey
Miss Richerdean
C. Barnett
Miss McConochie
R. Learmonth
Hound
W. Dyball
Traynor
Parkinen
Ramsay
Panels
H. Burton
B. Quirk
Brown
W. Brazier
Bremner
Nicholas
Hughes
Everett
Schaumer
Leo Cashel
Goninen
Bartin
Boise
Cashel
Fulton
Fletcher
Tucker
Francie
Kies
Leary
Eiole
Oatley
Rev. Cowled
Oakes
Francis
Kiss
Eddy
Quirkey
Fettell
Mitchell
Pearce
Mr. WN
D, Smith
Savage
B. Smith
Miss Brownhill
Miss Gavin
Weston
N. D. Smith
Dyball
Mins E. Smith
Mrs Bradford
Mian Edals
Miss M. Trounce
Stax Everett
Mrs. Herring
Mrn E. Trounce
Miss Wall
Miss E. Smith
Mrs. Club
Mica Edola
Mins E. Trounce
Miss Moore
Mia Veoeh
Williver
Senator Hardy
CROWN
Jobriny
Kimbert
H. Bowden Pletcher
Meekin
VESTA
Howland’s
GARAG
Jack Powlett
Mae Tailigo Berge
Nanima Crescent
Uncle Toby
Toby
Clifford Love & CO
Clarence Street
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