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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
5
A reader testifies to rapid improvement from De Witt's Pills, claiming two years of shoulder pain ended after four doses as kidneys clear toxins. The ad stresses direct kidney action and 24 hour visible results, urging a fair trial for renewed health and vitality.
Figures show 26 071 factories in Australia but the data fail to capture the scope of the Commonwealths growing man years and industrial diversity. The brief hints at wider development across regions and sectors in a period of expansion.
During the King's Birthday week end good attendances and solid play marked the Caves links event. Warrant Officer Butler won the 18 hole stroke with 68 net. multiple scores are listed including Butler 95-27-08 and Kely 98-17-7. Best ball match on the King's Birthday went 5 up to Percy Kelly and W Potts, with other pairings showing tight finishes.
By end of November last, 91 600 trainees finished ceure under the Commonwealth Technical Training Scheme and seed ott for vice with ss or in industry.
A caution screen states Nanima Estate faces prosecution for trespassing with R C B Barton listed as authority. The alert warns actions will proceed without regard to persons, signaling legal steps to enforce trespass penalties.
The Caves golf programme outlines an 18 hole staple ford event for the upcoming weekend with a draw listing players including Brennan Young Wilkin Devine Stuelkwell MelLean Rinken Keble Cameron Collins Kelly Heinky Wall Pomeval Alec Kelly Capt Kodeie Staff Set Delaney Butler Bleechmore Mander Jones Thomson Keble Ward McGahen Ayling Monk Douglas Weine Ken.
The death occurred at Wellington District Hospital of Mrs Mary Jane England aged 72 a well known local resident and widow of Frederick England. Born in Wellington she married here and farmed at Blathery Creek leaving many friends. Survived by daughter Annie Maude Mrs Les Offner of Blathery Creek. Funeral conducted by Rev H Graham with burial in Wellington Cemetery Church of England section arranged by Messrs C J Shakespeare and Sons.
The death occurred last Thursday at 19 Caigant Street Kings Cross of Mr Arthur Smith aged 61. He came to Wellington in 1906 from New Zealand with his brother Albert and worked on the Lady Macquarie dredge. Arthur later worked as an engineer at T. & G. buildings for eight years, spent four and a half years in Siam as a dredge master, and returned to Australia to join the Bulolo Gold Dredging Co. He lived with his family until evacuated during the New Guinea wartime invasion. He leaves a wife and two sons Norman and Erroll.
A notice warns that any person found trespassing on Peggy will be prosecuted and that all previous permissions are cancelled. Signed M Frogley.
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