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Newspaper

Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 16, 1941

Page

3

Government lifts lamb export ban under new scheme

A government plan will lift the export ban on 1st and 2nd quality lamb weighing 23 to 42 lb from July 1 to store surplus and support producers. It sets prices below UK contract levels, offers canning subsidies for mutton, storage charges, and cash credits payable after shipments, with safeguards for discrepancies funded by Commonwealth credits. The scheme also limits frozen mutton export and regulates beef exports to secure producer returns.

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Municipal Council Considers Better Next of Kin Notice

At a council meeting officials discussed replacing telegrams to inform next of kin of fatalities with a clergy and postmaster notification system. A committee of clergy and postmasters would coordinate who informs families, aiming for a consistent, respectful delivery across cases.

Ald. Kelly Mather Gu Pote

British Evacuee Parents Thank Sydney Helpers

A Yorkshire couple, Mr and Mrs John Skinner, thank Miss K Broadbent and the NRMA Women’s Transport Auxiliary for evacuating their children Billy Jim and Rhoda to Sydney last October. The family now lives with Mr and Mrs Duncan in Chatswood, praising the evacuation and Britain's resolve under General Wavell's army.

Sydney Britain John Skinner Yorkshire K. Broadbent N.R.M.A. Women's Transport Auxiliary Billy Jim Rhoda Duncan Stanley Street Chatswood Hitler Wavell

Battery care tips for short trips and winter starts

The NRM A urges careful battery maintenance as cars run short distances or at night. Keep the battery clean, topped with distilled water, terminals tight, and cables sound. Also advance the generator to its maximum charging rate to ensure performance.

N.R.M.A

Police Carnival Opens in Wellington Drill Hall Tonight

The Wellington Police Spitfire and Comforts Fund carnival started Thursday despite poor weather, with strong police and sworn-in special force involvement. Attractions include housie, chocolate wheels, darts, ringla, box ball, race games, plus produce and sweets stalls. Proceeds support the Spitfire fund and local comfort fund for overseas boys. The Fife and Drum Band performed and celebrations continue tonight through Saturday, with a September return planned for a big sports day.

Wellington Serygt Hest B. Tather F. Thomas Ying la Darey Walker A. Lowe Jim Harris Constable F. Hiume Housie Housie Poole

Wheat licensing scheme to reign in NSW growers

District surveyors of the Lands Department will chair local Wheat Stabilisation Board review committees to hear growers claims for entitlement under the scheme. NSW nominations for growers representatives were sent to Canberra. names awaited before licenses and acreage allotments can be issued. Local committees will examine all claims before state licenses are issued, delaying obligations for farmers who have already sown this season.

Lands Department Sydney New South Wales Canberra

Government price scheme for forequarters and canners

Government outlines a tiered pricing plan for beef forequarters. 1st quality for export under UK contract price, with the difference funding a Commonwealth canning fund. If 1st quality cannot be exported, forequarters go to canners at Commonwealth purchase price. A “Canners” price will be established from forequarter purchases and market beef. The gap between Canners price and canned meat sales is bridged by Government. If exports lag, the same low-price buy and equal canner price apply, with the gap again funded by the Government.

Commonwealth United Kingdom

Kimbell's for Afternoon Tea and Pies

Kimbell's offers afternoon tea with coffee and hot pies. Local patrons gather for a cozy late afternoon service as the shop highlights fresh pastries and warm beverages.

Kimbell's

Geurie Electricity Extension Not Likely to Dubbo

Mr Geo Wilson ML A represented Georie citizens seeking a high power line extension from Wallington to Dubbo. Minister for Transport Mr M O Sullivan replied there is no likelihood of extending the already loaded Lithgow Orange Wellington line to Dubbo at present.

Georie Wallington Dubbo Geo. Wilson Ml.a M. O'Sullivan Wellington

Wellington Council Votes to Install Waste Paper Bins

Wellington Municipal Council approves placing waste paper collection bins in residential areas after debates with the Australian Paper Manufacturing Co and State Controller of Salvage Mr. Weaver. The CW A now coordinates collection, while local officials warn against external exploitation and potential monopolistic control.

Wellington State Controller of Salvage R. Weaver Weaver Australian Paper Manufacturing Co Paper Manufacturing Co Controller of Salvage C-W-A Ald. Thomas Mr Truman Co.s Ald. Whiteley Ald Gardiner Sal ‘Yrame Mr. Weaver M.L A

NSW Government Advances Debt Relief For Farmers

The Mair-Bruxner Government in New South Wales moves to ease farm debt burdens with a wide review by the Lands Minister. Postponed Crown debts and accumulated interest since 1932 will be reconsidered, with forms to apply within a fortnight. The plan includes assistance from Commonwealth Debt Adjustment funds and a reconstituted Rural Reconstruction Board to balance farmer and creditor interests. Drought relief loans will carry interest at 1 3/4 percent, with flexibility for future reviews.

New South Wales Mair-Bruxner Labor Cabiney Soltlers Farmers’ Relief Crown

Visitors Entertained by Wellington Rotary Club

On arrival in Wellington Mesars the High Commissioner for Canada in Australia and delegation were entertained at dinner at the Central Hotel by the Rotary Club. The visitors inspected the Wellington Allugials Ltd dredge with H. P. Buckley guiding, and later were guests of the Wellington Bowling Club before departing for Grange.

Wellington C. J. Burchell Canada Australia J. G. B. Castieny Commonwealth Attorney General T. H. E. Heyes Commonwealth War Museum F. P. Sommerville Royal Exchange Insurance Co., Ltd Central Hotel Board of International Service Committee Rotary Club of Wellington Allugials Ltd H. P. Buckley Wellington Club Wellington Bowling Club Grange

Soups Time to Serve in Winter Meals

Time to serve soups as winter warmth. This recipe collection covers Cream of Salmon Soup Cheese Soup and Consomme Julienne using tins and pantry staples. Instructions outline making roux, simmering, straining, and garnishing with parsley or whipped cream for festive touch. Servings range from six to twelve.

Angie

Careless Car Owners Warned Over Windscreen Wipers

The association notes a wet weather spell revealed eight cars with faulty windscreen wipers on a suburban highway. It reminds motorists that efficient wipers are required by law and renewal of registration requires an inspection station to certify they are in good order.

N-R.m-A Association

Wood shortage solution urged by Wellington council

An old Wellington column argues for gas stoves and gas stores to ease wood shortages. It urges council action to offer affordable gas appliances on weekly payments, enabling long term savings, reduced wood use, and steady gas supply while supporting local industry. It cites gasworks improvements and consumer cooperation as key.

Mj Schis Ypherrot Pas Ana Wellington

Cream of tomato and pea soup with Gruyere garnish

A recipe note describes making cream of tomato and cream of pea soups. It suggests serving with Gruyere cheese as a garnish. The instruction mentions heating separately and then mixing, adding seasonings as the final step.

Nick Carter Named Qualified Electrical Mechanical Engineer

Nick Carter, a qualified electrical mechanical engineer, is associated with McKin Non's Garage and Arthur Struet, noting expertise in all electrical work.

Nick Carter McKinnon’s Arthur Struet

Our boys invite support at Tuesday and Wednesday races

Aged readers are urged to attend the races on Tuesday and Wednesday June 24 and 25 to back the boys in community events. The note emphasizes local participation and fundraiser timing with tentative planning for the two days.

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Ming MEEF Police Carnival Spitfire and Comforts Fund Geurie Electricity Extension Red Cross Society W.A Iast N.5.w Rotary Orr Terview Macquarie Ora Wes Stewart Robert Young Frame Morgan Jett Wy Ning Lloyd Nolan Michael Shayne
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