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Wellington Times

Location

Wellington, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Jun 23, 1949

Page

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Wellington hit by electricity restrictions

The town faces widespread power shortages hitting dry cleaners garages shops and theatres. Some firms shut down while others run on auxiliary plants. lighting is scarce and plans to shift hours and use candles. Technical college night classes suspended. Macquarie and May fair theatres closed pending power restoration.

A. P. Marshman Wellington Wellington Chamber of Commerce Technical College Macquarie Mayfair Sydney Dubbo Advanx Rubber Works

Mail and Train Services Cut Amid Coal Crisis

Rail and mail services to Wellington face drastic curtailments due to the coal shortage. Weekly mail deliveries by train drop to three to Wellington from Sydney, with motor trains supplementing Sydney routes for Dubbo and Geurie. Wellington to Sydney rail and passenger trains reduced. motor trains link with Dubbo. Local mail delivery continues on most days. Dubbo and Geurie mail deliveries persist daily except Sunday.

Wellington Sydney Dubbo Georie Sydney Mail Geurie

Snowbound Trains and Bus Stranded in Southern Highlands

Heavy snowfalls around Nimmitabel and Nimmitabel areas trap two trains with about 30 passengers and a bus carrying 11 migrants. Police and rescue parties work in blizzard conditions from Tasmania to the Sydney region as passengers seek shelter at Steeple Flat. The stranded include migrant workers bound for Bega. one man collapses, aid expected when weather eases and food can be delivered. Arthur Haylock, Springfield Station owner, is named in the rescue.

Sydney Southern Highlands Nimmita‘bel Bega Nimmitabel Ray Miners Arthur Haylock Springfield Station

Man's Duty to God and Man sermon at Gollan Church

Rev. R C Lawton selects Micah 6 8 as his text for a Sunday morning sermon entitled Man's Duty to God and Man at Gollan Church. A summary is promised in next Monday's Times.

R. C. Lawton God Gollan Church

Gas Rationing Imposed in Wellington Tonight

Wellington municipal gas operations face severe limits as coal quota drops to 10 tons weekly, forcing gas rationing from midnight. An emergency meeting of Mayor A. P. Marshman and Town Clerk J. H. Truman authorized controls, urging public cooperation to avoid stricter cuts. Gas Manager J. A. Wagner noted post electricity rationing, gas use has risen.

Welington Ald A. P. Marshman J. H. Truman Council Joint Coal Board J. A. Wagner Wellington

Colliery Fire Threatens 150000 Tons Coal

In Cessnock area Bellbird Colliery fire threatens a top mine in Australia. A collapse dumped about 2000 tons of coal in a main section, seven parts sealed, and if unchecked may force sealing of 150000 tons of premium gas coal.

Cessnock Bellbird Australia

Rabbits On Roads Spur Call For Checks By Council

The Dunedoo Progress Association and several residents complained of rabbits along roads near Tucklan and Boonah areas. Council debated inspections, costs, and a proposed clean up by private digger at £7 10s, with engineers to inspect each complaint and decide on action.

Dunedoo Messrs Sullivan Bros W. Dowd P. D. Crick Yeo's Hill Baptist Evans PP. Boards Masters P.P. Beards J. J. Nott Chapman White

Bannockburn Day and the Liberty Brave Words

A historical reminiscence recalls the 1314 Bannockburn battle where Bruce led 30 000 Scots against 120 000 English under Edward II. The piece invokes Robert Burns and vows liberty as the enduring birthright of free nations, urging descendants to hold fast to freedom. Dated Wellington North Carolina June 23 1949.

Robert the Bruce Scotland Bannockburn Edward the Second England Bruce Robert Burns Great Britain

Convent Ball Set For June 29 In Monarch Hall

The annual Convent Ball will be held next Wednesday night in Monarch Hall with Theobald's Orchestra. Debutantes will be presented. Mesdames A. Kitch and R. T. Neville oversee the poultry knife and folk supper. Gall secretaries are Misses B. Whiteley and P. Corby.

Monarch Hall Theobald Mesdames A. Kitch R. T. Neville Gall B. Whiteley P. Corby

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