Tennis notes tournament entry list bogged by delays
The article reports clarifying entries for a local tennis tournament with many distant players facing late closing and scheduling shifts. It notes Wednesday court availability, Saturday play, and strong social support, while highlighting doubts about Crawford Brown and Fela participating and promising junior events and practice sessions.
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Ashreghty
Wauran
Thurwanys
Crawford Brown
Fela
Collegonnia
Maynes
Lowe
Louis Ie
Convent Ball Preparations At Convent High School
Preparations for the annual Convent Ball proceed at Convent High School, with Rev Father Kelly presiding. Key organizers include Mina McAvinney and Kath Cady, arranging halls, decorations, and debutante presentations as plans advance despite disruptions.
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Convent High School
Guy
Father Kelly
Kath Cady
Steroturiva
Atte
Arthur Murphy
W- Powell Wil
Charley Murphy
Kelly
Churchill's salary debate in House of Commons
In a debated estimate, Sir Frank Sunderson notes Churchill received a salary as Britain’s Prime Minister. The figure cited is 141000 for four years, but only in paper. The House of Commons expresses wish that Churchill enjoy his duties with pay, while some phrasing questions the exact salary.
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Greta
Malty
Ckalge
Hoye of Commons
Frank Sunderson
Churchill
Malary
Hong
House of ‘Commons
Churchil
Youngest RAAF member honored for service
A young air force recruit, age 17, receives presents from the Welfare Committee and the Women's Voluntary Service in Stockyard Creek. The event honors his early entry into RAAF life, praising courage and sacrifice while noting his transfer to Canberra and potential overseas posting.
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Jack McAlleter
Womens Voluntary Service
David
Dutfield
Arthur Seever
Wellington
McGisex
Huck
Air Force
Gootamundiva
Canberra
Ls Parene
Young
HAVAK
Iso
Ministers Fraternal Clarifies VAD Church Parades
In Wellington a letter from the Ministers Fraternal prompted a response to misunderstandings about composite Church parades. A Wellington Times article reporting the impression led to discussions with the Ministers, the VAD, and Fraternal representatives. The Ministers Fraternal and VAD agreed on a unified stance, noting two churches did not approve the parade principle. The matter was publicly discussed to prevent damage to public institutions and seek understanding.
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Wellington
Immuv Nt of Wellington Times
VAD
Pollowins
Minir Rma
N.A.B
Fueta
Menting
Ministera
Erollon
Wellington Appeal Shortfall Reported By Lord Mayor Fund
The Lord Mayor Dr W W Savage chaired a Wellington fundraising meeting where the honorary treasurer J My Davies reported full receipts of £89 14s 4d with no expenditures. A cheque for the full amount was ordered to be sent to Sydney headquarters. Committees lamented the disappointing Wellington result amid bad weather and local apathy.
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W. W. Savage
J. My
Davies
A. Devine
Sydney
Wellington
Guna Wan
Ambiguous committer thanks Indies for aid during appeal
A terse record notes thanks to Indies who assisted willingly before and on the day of the appeal by selling buttons and other items. The reference mentions the White by the home Drury Eryuaurye and a rotary club.
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Nelling Buttons
Tie Hone
Britain must not blame ourselves for Middle East strain
Prime Minister Mansiar and Mr. Menzies warn Britain that Hitler’s strength in the Middle East challenges supply, defense, and invasion plans. They argue German superiority in equipment and timing, urge recognition of wartime strain, and stress building our own bases to resist Syria and Crete incursions.
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Von
Rabveet
Mr. Mansiar
Churchill
Hitain
Tr Memaian
Meneses
Uhyl
Lersono
Greece
Crete
Germany
Milille East
Uvet
Novisir Banes
Menziex
Menzies
Syria
Imperigh
Tiviti
Sireece
Croke
Mr. Stenziew
Britain
Euppien
Middle East
Gurmany
Little River CWA Seeks More Comforts Fund Support
The Little River CWA meeting urged greater support for the Comforts Fund aiding Suntop and area residents. Members discussed knitting socks, producing shirts and cat covers, and plans for a fund name change to Little River and Suntop CWA Comforts Fund. A new knit group for Suntop was proposed, with next meeting set for the July Wednesday at Mrs Mervyn Martin’s home.
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Mra
Martin x Howe Aid
Ceyy
E. Martin
Lisle Rivey
Matty
Lons
Furie
Wellington Stow
Meen Urban Nater
Sumtop
Ad Apthusville
Hoja
Suntop
W.A
Uae
Ks Frogley
Gracy D'Brieg
Martin Woot
A. Wise
Ge Baker
Bydney
J. B. Wonton
Nthe
Mire Mervyn Martin
Vaual
Omoa
Crime lecture on crime does not pay at Catholic Club
Senior Sergeant Frankish spoke to Wellington Catholic Club members on crime prevention and police work, stressing the power of observation, legal knowledge, and disciplined methods. He cited Sherlock Holmes, described criminal patterns, and urged youth to pursue public service, noting potential future leaders among attendees.
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Frankish
Wellington
Franklan
Lo Seaton
Samuel
Lo Businens
Arima
Australia
C.lb
Scotland Yard
Commonwealth
Tuna
Father Fahey
Devry Cody
Elu
Anil
Clu
Willine
Herold
Fragmented rambling on politics and leadership rhetoric
A noisy, garbled passage discusses political figures and public sentiment. It references a Prime Minister, parliamentary action, and public reaction, implying frustration with political talk and ineffective governance. The text paints a tense mood around policy offers and leadership legitimacy.
All electrical work MacLean Vercy Streat
MacLean Vercy Streat offers electrical services opposite Times uf Leo. Phone 386-%
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MacLean
Vercy Streat
Uf Leo
Technical Classes at Wellington Train School Offer Industrial Skills
Wellington Technical Training School announces evening courses for 16 plus. Subjects include mathematics drawing motor work and carpentry with forge work. Fees 12/6 per term or 21 per year. discounts for certain conditions. Courses lead to qualifications for shipyard and factory work. demand from rural youths high. limited vacancies. Applicants should contact Mr Wal Lillee at the High School on Wednesdays 7 pm to 9 pm.
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Sereps
Wellington Technica
Howe
Merhamien
Fom
Wallillee
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