Wellington’s 8 0 loss to Dubbo in dour league clash
Dubbo defeated Wellington by eight points to nil in a rugged rugby league match at Wellington. About 2,000 in attendance saw Wellington play largely with twelve men, amid temper flares and stern defence led by Ted Hing and John Olive. The forwards dominated and sharp breaks by Dubbo’s Lance, Deacon, and Macdonald produced the decisive tries.
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Wellington Times
Wellington
Dubbo
Lee
Dublin- Wellington
Ferce
Ali Thomas
Gamp~ling
Campling
Toy
Yough
Joe Cohen
N. Johnson
Cummock
Keith Deavon
W. Bell
Dubbo-Wellington
Ted Hing
John Olive
Olive
Waters Field
Keech
Giddy
Flay Dubbo
Marves
Lance
Deacon
Has Way
Alge
Denon
Johnson
Hils
Macdonald
Wy Jong
Lances
Guidy
Louch
Dubbo Fullback Bolton Shine in Hard Fought Game
Dubbo prevailed as Wellington struggled to stop a series of attacks. Bolton set up chances for Giddy and Keech while Beech and Keech crossed the line for tries. Keene, Deacon, and Smith missed kicks as the home side pressed, ending in a 6-2 win for Dubbo’s main side and a 75-2 result for the under eighteenth reserve clash.
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Johnson
Deacon
Oriel
King
Macdonnla
Olive
Macdonald
Dent
Dubbo
Bol»ton
Finn
Tobnson
Bolton
Gidny
Giddy
Cohen
Johnson Thures
Wellington
Thames
Hill
Kerch
Vivuck
Kris- Yana
Beech
Keuch
Keech
Sunday League selects teams for Canowindra match at Wellington
Sunday Selectors named teams for Group Sleven Rugby League clash with Canowindra at Wellington next Sunday. First Grade includes Johnson, Qowen, Fowler, Macdonald, Smith, Honsive, Oliye, Bell, Young, Carney, Coynish, Collins. Reserves and under eighteenth lists follow with multiple players and one omission noted.
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Canowindra
Wellington
Johnson
B. Qowen
W. Fowler
J. Macdonald
B. Smith
J. Honsive
J. Oliye
W. Bell
R. Young
W. Carney
J. Coynish
Collins
W. Truman
Fahey
P. Willams
K Bell
V. Gersbach
R. Corcoran
M. Dover
F. Gatte
N. Porter
Lay
B Mehorg
J. Leeder
Gy Bell
J. Huggett
B. Cavanagh
J. Dutton
LC McFarlane
A. Ross
R. Smith
J. Thomas
J Reynolds
R. Gainsford
J. Cassidy
T. Chanter
W Dixon
D. Bell
KK. Garnsey
Stewart
Dutton
Locals in Union curtain raiser team for Fijians match
Wellington players headline a Union curtain raiser side to face the Fijians and Central Western Zone in Orange next week. The squad features Barry Hosking at centre three quarter, Ran fleigh Leckie, Sable Ives, and include reserves such as the Bennett brothers Alan and John, Roo Golling, Alan Manning, Scott Murray captain, with Yeoval forward strength and several Goorma and Weaver players.
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Wellington
Orange
Barry Hosking
Ran
Fleigh Leckie
Sable Ives
Weather notes on Wellington frost and weekend sports
The Wellington area enjoyed sunny spells with a recent run of frosts. Warm weekend weather drew crowds to football, soccer, and tennis events. Last Friday saw a 6th Goprees high, while morning temps stayed cool with a 90 degree reading on Friday, a Saturday low of 21 degrees, and today at 32 degrees.
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Wellington
Mrs Sarah Puller Dies in Orange Hospital
Sarah Elizabeth Puller of Orange died Friday in Orange Base Hospital at the wave of TV years. She was a native of Ophir district and lived all her life in Orange. She leaves husband Edward Puller and a family of daughters and three sons. son Lovell lives in Wellington. Funeral was Saturday and interment was in the Presbyterian portion of Orange Cemetery.
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Sarah Elizabeth Puller
Orange
Orange Base Hospital
Ophir Disteet
Oreange
Edward Puller
Lovell
Wellington
Creange Cemetery
Census Collector Faces Harsh Outback Conditions
Mr Carver notes the census collectors cover large areas by foot bicycle tram or camel. In remote regions like Alice Springs travel by camel could take nine weeks to distribute and collect forms. Government team travel and drifting sand patrol gaps complicate the process, but national importance demands full count on the 20th June.
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Mr. Curver
Darwin
Alice Springs
Tmler
Owever
Mr. Carver
Australia
Machines Do The Counting In Census Work
The Census Bureau will use advanced machinery to tabulate the upcoming census. A set of three linked devices including the Mark Sensing Machine will convert pencil marks into punched holes and guide operators, enabling faster, secure processing across Sydney Melbourne and Brisbane with high card-per-hour capacity.
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Census Bureau
Carver
M Ure
Sydney
Melboune
Brisbane
Garvey
Census Summary Cards Reveal Local Housing Totals
Mr. Carver explained that summary cards will show counts of brick houses in a locality and other totals from the 1947 census. The punched cards will tally results from Census Schedules and prepare data for daily country life applications.
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Carver
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