Protest Over Drastic Rail Cuts To Wellington Mail
The Wellington council moved to lodge a protest against rail cuts reducing mail service to three trains per week. The Mayor urged public bodies and surrounding councils to back a daily mail service. Debate covered water analysis, repatriation needs, road repairs, and health shorts on immunization to be released in cinemas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
W. A. Nelson
Railways Department
Wellington
W. W. Savage
Ald. Savage
F. C. Thomas
Orange
Chambers of Commerce
Savage
Nelson
Maughan Street
Arthur Street
N.S.W. Health Department
Department
Legion Homes Planned For Wellington Ex-Servicemen
The Wellington sub-branch of the Australian Legion proposes to build homes for ex servicemen and women at material plus labour cost. A competent ex serviceman will manage a trades gang to offer fibro weatherboard or brick veneer housing with business houses pledging cooperation. Inauguration is aimed for mid August and interested ex servicemen should contact secretary A J Cottle at Box 94 Post Office Wellington for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Australian Legion of Ex-servicemen and Women
Times
A. J. Cottle
My Darling Clementine last two nights at Macquarie
A brief theatre notice highlights the run of My Darling Clementine showing over the final two performances at Macquarie venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clementine
Macequarie
Wellington Rugby Team Rout Temingley and Protests Rise
Wellington extended their Group Competition run to 18 wins in 13 matches with a 27 nil victory over Temingley at Temingley. Scorers included M Wilson A Taylor A Kirch E Parkes R Sutton and W O Donnell. Dubbo protest over Ray Sutton upheld awarding Dubbo the match points and a £1 fine. Molong protest defeated as time was cut short.
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Wellington
Temingley
Mathes
Reds
M. Wilson
A. Taylor
A. Kirch
E. Parkes
R. Sutton
W. O’donnell
DUBBO
Dubbo Rugby League
Ray Sutton
Parkes
Dubbo Teague
Sutton
Messrs
N. Owens
L. Lay
G.gersbatch
Slattery
Canowindra
Molong Rugby League
Molong
Golf mixed foursomes winner Kelly and Wall at 72
The mixed foursomes on Saturday afternoon were won by Paul Kelly and Miss D Wall with a score of 72. Afternoon tea by the Associates followed. Other results included Bleechmore and Keirle 96 22, Nowland and Collins 104 24 80, Collins and Kimbell 2 up in the week-end four-ball, with Keble and Bleechmore 3 down among the noted pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kelly
D. Wall
di Wall
K. Bleechmore
Keirle
W. Nowland
Collins
G. Collins
Fuller
W.W. Powell
Davidson
M. Kimbell
Miss Petersen
E. Carroll
Miss Brown
H. Keble
Bleechmore
T. Tuckwell
Trounce
Heinke
Baldwin
G. R. Collins
Eee
G. Andreiws
Se . S. Monk
Sheep and cattle sale advertised by Associated Agents
The Associated Agents advertise 1000 fat sheep and 10 000 store sheep and 200 head fat and store cattle for sale on Tuesday 17th inst at 11 o clock by their sale noted with Messrs P Hodgkinson George Paul Maurice E Pearce Abel Wilkins and Co Hee Williams assisting.
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Messrs
P. Hodgkinson
George Paul
Maurice E. Pearce
Abel Wilkins & Co
Hee. Williams
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Montefiores
Cobbora Shire
Ald. Thomas
Council
Sydney
Ministry of Health
Films Division
Department of Information
British Empire Films
Charlie Eastes
Nsw
All Blacks
Mason
Legion Homes
BE. J. Ward
External Territories
Dorothy
London
Geneva
Bishop
Ward
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